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*Kress once again appeared on an interview as a special feature for [[Shout! Factory]]'s ''[[The Transformers (cartoon)|The Transformers]]'' Season 2 Vol. 2 and Seasons 3 & 4 DVD sets.
*Kress once again appeared on an interview as a special feature for [[Shout! Factory]]'s ''[[The Transformers (cartoon)|The Transformers]]'' Season 2 Vol. 2 and Seasons 3 & 4 DVD sets.


*In the Rhino interview, he states his favorite characters were Bumblebee (mainly because of his friendship with Spike) and Starscream (for him, he was the most fun to beat up).
*In the Rhino interview, he states his favorite characters were Bumblebee (mainly because of his friendship with Spike) and Starscream (for him, he was the most fun to [[Waspinator (BW)|beat up]]).


==External links==
==External links==

Revision as of 21:09, 3 October 2013

He is now in a better place... a place without pain and suffering.

Earl Kress (1951 - September 19, 2011) was an American writer. In addition to Transformers, he also wrote episodes of Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain (both of which netted him a Daytime Emmy), Road Rovers, and Kim Possible. He was also one of the scriptwriters on The Fox and the Hound.

In 2011, Kress passed away at age 60 after a battle with cancer. His final works were the animated films Tom & Jerry Meet Sherlock Holmes, released in 2010, and Tom & Jerry in the Wonderful World of Oz, which was released shortly before his death.

Episode scripts

Generation 1

Notes

  • Incidentally, B.O.T. did not win him a Daytime Emmy.
  • In the Rhino interview, he states his favorite characters were Bumblebee (mainly because of his friendship with Spike) and Starscream (for him, he was the most fun to beat up).