McGee and Me!: Back to the Drawing Board
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Nicholas Martin. Artist Supremo. The official "sketch pad wonder-kid" and class cartoonist. Until, that is, Todd moves to town-- complete with Jawbreaker, his very own high-tech, glitzy, monster-machine character! Before Nick can say, "Start your pencils," Todd is moving in on his turf! There's just one thing to do: Nick has to win Eastfield's Winter Carnival poster contest and prove who's the best. But Nick has to face more than a poster contest. He has to face something tough, something that's making him angry, scared, and prideful all at once: Jealousy.Read moreLess
Nicholas Martin. Artist Supremo. The official "sketch pad wonder-kid" and class cartoonist. Until, that is, Todd moves to town-- complete with Jawbreaker, his very own high-tech, glitzy, monster-machine character! Before Nick can say, "Start your pencils," Todd is moving in on his turf! There's just one thing to do: Nick has to win Eastfield's Winter Carnival poster contest and prove who's the best. But Nick has to face more than a poster contest. He has to face something tough, something that's making him angry, scared, and prideful all at once: Jealousy.
The story
Nicholas Martin. Artist Supremo. The official "sketch pad wonder-kid" and class cartoonist. Until, that is, Todd moves to town-- complete with Jawbreaker, his very own high-tech, glitzy, monster-machine character! Before Nick can say, "Start your pencils," Todd is moving in on his turf! There's just one thing to do: Nick has to win Eastfield's Winter Carnival poster contest and prove who's the best. But Nick has to face more than a poster contest. He has to face something tough, something that's making him angry, scared, and prideful all at once: Jealousy.
Cast & crew
Chris DemetralTodd Burton
Johnny GreenDerrick Cryder
Eve BrennerGrandma Martin
Terry BozemanDavid 'Dad' MartinExplore the crew
- Writer
- Janet Scott Batchler
- Writer
- Lee Batchler
- Writer
- Ken C. Johnson