Bucky O'Hare - Ending Credits

Every episode of this series ended as it began: with the title song from the opening playing over the credits. Note in particular Marvel's involvement in this production (though Larry Hama originally pitched these stories to DC) and the numerous Korean names among the directors. (Many South Koreans and their animation studios were beginning to take an active interest in Western animation at this time, and they would continue to be involved in the production of numerous North American cartoon series thereafter, such as—in particular—Batman: The Animated Series and Batman Beyond.) Note also the credits for Abrams Gentile Entertainment Inc. near the end; yes, all you race-obsessed anti-Semites out there, another entertaining animated series for North American children (and periphery demographics such as those same children thirty years later when they're middle-aged adults) is brought to you by... the Jews! Thank you, Jews.

(Um, but could you get someone else besides J.J. Abrams to make stuff for Lucasfilm? The dude's great for writing some truly promising beginnings to his stories, but terrible at writing endings. I'm guessing the "Abrams" who founded the company mentioned in these credits was no direct relation to him.)

Points of interest:
0:27 That's a lot of Korean names.
0:33 You know, considering how well the movie adaptations of one of Marvel's other little-remembered comic series called Guardians of the Galaxy did at the box office, maybe somebody should do a Bucky O'Hare movie adaptation? (Not Marvel now that Disney owns its cinematic properties, however; lately, all of Disney's live-action adaptations and remakes have been getting really sucky, and not just because they're full of woke garbage.)
0:57 As I say, this series is brought to you by Jews.
1:00 Something unfortunate is that all these companies having their fingers in this particular pie means anyone who does try to remake or adapt this series for a movie or streaming series is going to have to cut a deal with every single one of these companies that still owns these properties.