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Tad Stones still remembers the Acorn Cafe. He used to be a registered member, and he has even posted once. | Tad Stones still remembers the Acorn Cafe. He used to be a registered member, and he has even posted once. | ||
| − | His name in [[ | + | His name in [[The Rangerillion]] in which, like in the real history of [[The Fandom|the fandom]], he plays a key role, is ''Thaddeus of the Stones''. |
==Episodes written or co-written by Tad Stones== | ==Episodes written or co-written by Tad Stones== | ||
Revision as of 20:30, 21 July 2007
Tad Stones was the creative mind and producer behind the Rescue Rangers. Not few episodes have been written or co-written by him.
Today, he is working for Film Roman where pupspals has managed to stay in contact with him. Already before she was hired, she had a chance to do an e-mail interview with him and had him answer a long list of questions collected from the Rangerphiles at the Acorn Cafe before. Another interview was done earlier by Robert Hollingshead.
Tad Stones still remembers the Acorn Cafe. He used to be a registered member, and he has even posted once.
His name in The Rangerillion in which, like in the real history of the fandom, he plays a key role, is Thaddeus of the Stones.
Episodes written or co-written by Tad Stones
- Catteries Not Included
- Adventures in Squirrelsitting
- Pound of the Baskervilles
- Risky Beesness
- To the Rescue parts 1 through 4
- Battle of the Bulge
- A Wolf in Cheap Clothing
- Chocolate Chips
- Song of the Night 'n Dale
- It's a Bird, It's Insane, It's Dale!
External Links
Robo|\|erd's interview at R.O.A.R.
pupspals' interview, posted at the Acorn Cafe: First part · Second part
Interview with IGN Comics, although it is about Hellboy Animated, it mentions the Rangers and Tad Stones' views on sequels
