The 122nd installment of Animated Atrocities revolves around "Grounded," an episode of the 2002 American animated series, Teamo Supremo. In this review, Enter discusses the series' similarities to other super hero shows of the time such as The Powerpuff Girls as well as its lackluster characters, settings, and scenarios.
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Episode |
122 |
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Original Release Date |
October 5, 2016 |
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Running Time |
8:43 |
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Transcript[]
Main Article: Animated Atrocities 122/Transcript
Quotes[]
- Enter: Nope. Nope, nope! Nopity-do! Maybe some other day, but not today.
- Enter: Does Superman super? No. Does Wonder Woman wonder? No. Does Batman bat?
(Cut to a screenshot of Batman holding a bat)
Enter: Well, shit! I guess he does! - Crandall: Earth Mom, we got to stop em'!
Mrs. Crandall: You're still grounded, Mister! I wonder why that Teamo Supremo isn't doing anything about this.
(Enter shows a picture of Oscar)
Enter: You two should get to know each other! You got a lot to talk about! You're on the same level of stupid! - Crandall: Mr. Large, if you're gonna think big, you better not overlook the little things!
Enter: Or you'll get an episode like this one, which ends with Teamo Supremo still grounded despite saving the day twice. Good luck with tomorrow's big evil whatever! Oh, and Brenda's head looks like a tomato.
Trivia[]
Errors[]
- Enter says that the Chief is voiced by the same guy who voices Cotton Hill. In actuality, they are voiced by two completely different actors (the former is voiced by Brian Doyle-Murray and the latter is voiced by Toby Huss).
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