Type the writer's name. Write the writer's name as Last Name, First Initial followed by a period, their title in parentheses, and a comma. For example, you may write, "Rogers, K. (Writer)," as the first line in your citation.
Type an ampersand and the director's name. Write this as Last Name, First Initial followed by their title in parentheses and a period. Include the date of publication in parentheses after the period. This section will read as, "& Frazier, B. (Director). (1986)."
Write the name of the episode of the cartoon in plain lettering. Add the medium in brackets. This will read, "Martians take Over the World [Television series episodes]."
Add the name of the cartoon series and series producer's name, which you will write as First Initial. Last Name. This line will read as "In A. Cash (Producer), Fairfield Man." Italicize the name of the cartoon series name.
Add the city the series was produced in and studio name. This will read as "Los Angeles, CA: Bell Studios."
Your final citation will read as "Rogers, K. (Writer), & Frazier, B. (Director). (1986). Martians take Over the World [Television series episodes]. In A. Cash (Producer), Fairfield Man. Los Angeles, CA: Bell Studios."