Geppetto's Workshop 1980 - The Wolf and the Seven Kids

Even though Pinocchio has grown up, Geppetto, the good hearted toy maker, continues to work in his kind and wonderful ways with the help of the toys in his workshop and his cat Figaro.
In each episode, children can learn how to handle real-life situations like the loss of a grandparent, bullies in school, relationship skills and even loneliness.
Starring:
Vito Scotti as Geppetto
Tommy Madden as Figaro The Cat
Greg Sage as Jack in The Box
Stephanie Silver as The Dancing Doll
Created by - Glen Taylor
Produced By - Karen Tyler
Written & Directed By - John Newton
Musical Director - Jack Walker
Art Director - Rob Lisee
Camera Director - Jay Abramowitz
Costumes By - Sandy Ampon
Assistant To The Producer - Genevieve Nicholas
Audio - Carolyn Blades
Lighting Director - David Fessenden
Unit Prodiction Manager - Victor Van Rees
Production Coordinator - Freddy Sweet
Video - Chuck Malone
Video Tape - Dave P. Nichols
Cameramen - Robert J. Ewing, Herb C. Horton & Robert Scott
Stage Manager - John Garland
Make-Up - John Bouton
Wardrobe - Judith Curtis, Carolline Biscoe & Jack Walton
Assistant Art Directors - John Cranham, Howard Egbert & John Rivera
Props - Adele Cygleman
Gaffer - Keith Manasco
Assistant Audio - Doug Freeman
Stage Hands - Francis D. Wellington, Susan Alpert & Lloyd Wates
Production Assistant - Regina Miyamoto
Executive Producer - Century Video Corporation
A Solaris Productions, Ltd. Production
Three Ring Productions and KidTime Video
The Wolf and the Seven Kids
Geppetto deals with the subject of running away from home.
Featuring
AKA
Manga Sekai Mukashibanashi
Manga Fairy Tales of the World
まんが世界昔ばなし
As Mais Belas Histórias do Mundo
Castillo de Cuentos
Cuentos Populares
Cuentos Universales
Fiabe così
Le più belle favole del mondo
Manga Fairy Tales of the World
Super Aventuras
Wonderful, Wonderful Tales From Around the World
حكايات عالمية
まんが世界昔ばなし
アニメ世界の昔ばなし
Merlin's Cave
Tales of Magic
Executive Producer - Century Video Corporation & Yutaka Ohno
Written by - Michael Haller
Directed by - Yuji Tanno
Chief Animator - Yasuo Ohda
Music by - Jamie Legon & Harumi Ibe
Narrated By Nicole Richards
Animation Services - Renan Productions
Voices - Nicole Richards, Lucy Holtzendorf, Mark Baldwin & Ann Fitzgerald
Voices - Carolyn Stone, Jean Rodgers, Steve Watson, Sonny Ross, Gia McCaffrey, W. Brennen Jr., Bruce Malbuth, Dwyane Pawloff, Marylyn Conley & Susie Romero
"Tales Of Magic" Lyrics By Kenny Ellis
Assistant Producer - Angelo Grillo
Liaison - Shiro Kimura & Miyako Ejiri
Casting Director - Laura Tannenbaum
Production Assistance - Collins Walker, Joan Romeo & Tamara Torosian
English Dubbing Director - Louise M. Hatalski
Production Facilities - Daks International
Dubbing Facilities - Jim Terry Production Services, Inc.
Editing Facilities - Precision Post
Produced By - World Television Corporation & Asahi Broadcasting Corporation
An Int'l Media Group, Inc Production
Wolf and Seven Child Goats
Screenplay By Asakura Senpitsu
Staging By Masami Hata
On-air Date October 7, 1976
Courtesy of TBS, Ducks International & World Television