Teamo Supremo facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Teamo Supremo
Genre	Superhero Comedy Science fiction
Created by	Phil Walsh
Written by	Phil Walsh Ford Riley
Directed by	Joe Horne
Voices of	Spencer Breslin Alanna Ubach Martin Mull Fred Willard Brian Doyle-Murray Julia Sweeney Rachel Crane
Composer(s)	Ian Dye
Country of origin	United States
Original language(s)	English
No. of seasons	3
No. of episodes	39 (76 segments)
Production
Executive producer(s)	Phil Walsh
Running time	11 minutes (regular episodes only) 22 minutes ("Play It Again Songstress!" and "The Mark of Comrade Z")
Production company(s)	Walt Disney Television Animation
Distributor	Buena Vista Television
Release
Original network	ABC (ABC Kids; 2002–03) Toon Disney (2002–04)
Original release	January 19, 2002 (2002-01-19) – August 17, 2004 (2004-08-17)

Teamo Supremo is an exciting American animated television show created by Phil Walsh. It tells the story of three awesome kid superheroes: Captain Crandall, Skate Lad, and Rope Girl. The show uses a cool, simple animation style, similar to older cartoons.

The series first aired on ABC's "Disney's One Saturday Morning" on January 19, 2002. Later that year, it also started showing regularly on Toon Disney. The show ran for three seasons, with a total of 39 episodes. Most episodes had two 11-minute stories packed into a 22-minute slot, giving viewers double the fun! The series finished its run in 2004.

What's the Show About?

Teamo Supremo follows three young superheroes – Captain Crandall, Skate Lad, and Rope Girl – as they protect the state of South Dakota. They are called into action by Governor Kevin whenever trouble strikes. Their mission is to stop all sorts of wacky bad guys, like Baron Blitz, Madame Snake, and Laser Pirate. Sometimes, other local superheroes even lend a hand!

Meet the Heroes and Their Friends

Teamo Supremo Members

• Captain Crandall / Cap (voiced by Spencer Breslin) – He's the leader of Teamo Supremo. Crandall believes he's an alien superhero from another planet. His teammates often call him "Cap," and his battle cry is "Buh-Za!". He uses a special Level 7 belt and cool gadgets like a yo-yo, marbles, a boomerang, and a shield.
• Hector Felipé Corrio / Skate Lad (voiced by Alanna Ubach) – Hector is the skateboarding champion of the state and a member of Teamo Supremo. His main gadget is a super-fast, jet-powered skateboard. His catchphrase is "Chi-Ka!".
• Brenda / Rope Girl (voiced by Alanna Ubach) – Brenda is the only girl on Teamo Supremo. She has purple hair and a unique western drawl when she speaks. Her catchphrase is "Wuh-Pa!". Her special gadget is a jumprope, which she uses like a lasso to fight villains. She can also use it to help herself, Crandall, and Hector change into their superhero outfits when they all jump rope together.

Teamo's Helpful Allies

• Governor G. Kevin (voiced by Martin Mull) – He's the cool governor of South Dakota. He always calls Teamo Supremo when there's a problem. Sometimes, he even writes them excuse notes for school when they're busy saving the day!
• Chief Epsilon (voiced by Brian Doyle-Murray) – The chief of police. He's not always thrilled when Teamo takes over police matters. He once tried to be a superhero himself, called 'Lawman', but it didn't go so well.
• Mrs. Crandall (voiced by Julia Sweeney) – Crandall's human mom. He calls her "Earth Mom" because he thinks he's an alien. She seems to have no idea her son and his friends are superheroes!
• Jean Crandall (voiced by Rachel Crane) – Crandall's older human sister. She knows about his superhero life and often gives the team helpful advice.
• Mr. Paulson (voiced by Fred Willard) – The quirky director of Level 7. This is a top-secret place that creates all of Teamo's amazing gadgets.
• Mrs. Woolingantz (voiced by Sydney Walsh) – Teamo's teacher. She often excuses them from class when Governor Kevin needs their help.
• Action (vocal effects by Frank Welker) – Crandall's loyal dog. He sometimes helps Teamo on their missions, just like other famous superhero dogs.

Other Superheroes

Teamo Supremo isn't the only group keeping the state safe! Other heroes include:

• Mr. Gruff (voiced by Clancy Brown) – An action hero that Teamo Supremo really looks up to.
• The Silver Shield / Gordon (voiced by Robert Stack) – Crandall's grandfather. He was a superhero during World War II, similar to Captain America. His battle cry was "Let freedom ring."
• The Dark Talon / Nick (voiced by Gary Owens) – Crandall's other grandfather. He was a superhero during World War II, like Batman.
• Captain Excellent (voiced by John O'Hurley) – An older superhero whom Crandall admires.

Meet the Villains

Teamo Supremo faces many different villains, some who appear often and others who show up for just one adventure.

Villains Who Appear Often

• Baron Blitz (voiced by Maurice LaMarche) – A short, blue-skinned man, possibly from another planet. He likes to control wax statues, bronze statues, and even animatronics.
• Technor the Mechanized Man (voiced by Jeff Bennett) – Paulson originally created him as a robot psychologist, but he became power-hungry. Technor often travels in his power-sucking Magna Body.
• Chopper Daddy (voiced by Jess Harnell) – A villain who loves motorcycles.
  • Scooter Lad (voiced by Pamela Adlon) – Chopper Daddy's son, who rides a scooter. He has tricked Teamo more than once.
• Madame Snake (voiced by Sydney Walsh) – A sneaky villain with snake-like powers. She can change her appearance and has a very wild fashion sense.
• The Birthday Bandit (voiced by Mark Hamill) – This clown used to be a birthday entertainer but turned bad. He loves to rob birthday parties and other special events.
• Laser Pirate (voiced by Tim Curry) – Larry is a former friend of Paulson. He's a pirate who surprisingly hates water! His hideout is a flying skyscraper.
• Helius Inflato (voiced by Joel Murray) – A man who can inflate himself and fly. He wants to build a casino in the state, but he's not allowed to.
• Dehydro (voiced by Diedrich Bader) – A former cruise director who became a water-themed villain. He believes humanity should live underwater.
• Mr. Large (voiced by Edward Asner) – A crime boss who loves anything big.
• Mr. Vague (voiced by Gary Cole) – A rather boring bad guy with grey skin. He's never clear about what he wants to steal.
• The Gauntlet (voiced by Wallace Shawn) – Crawford used to work with Paulson and is obsessed with power. He causes trouble with powerful gloves he keeps stealing.
• Hypnotheria (voiced by April Winchell) – A villain who uses hypnosis and thinks of herself as royalty.
• Electronica (voiced by Kerri Kenney) – Polly Pixel was a video game designer who got angry when players used cheat codes to beat her games.
• Dr. 'Droid (voiced by S. Scott Bullock) – An evil scientist who wants to replace everyone in the state with robot copies.
• Le Poodle (voiced by Jeff Bennett) – A famous cat burglar from France.
• Big Skull (voiced by John Kassir) – An alien supervillain who was behind the Cloaked Skull. He once captured most of the adult superheroes.
  • Cloaked Skull (voiced by Joe Flaherty) – A masked villain who haunted places. These were actually random people controlled by Big Skull using alien masks.

Villains Who Appear Once

• The Sinister Stylist (voiced by Sydney Walsh) – Coco Caliente is a former soap opera actress who wants to give everyone bad hair.
• Fabrica (voiced by Nicole Sullivan) – A stuffed toy maker who uses her creations to commit crimes.
• Dr. Pogo (voiced by John Kassir) – A mad scientist who travels everywhere on a pogo-stick.
• Cheapskate (voiced by John Kassir) – A skateboarding villain who tried to blame Skate Lad for his crimes.
• The Put Down Artist (voiced by Barry Diamond) – A comedian who uses insults to commit crimes.
• The Tourorist (voiced by Tress MacNeille) – Frenchy Stakes is a tour guide who steals monuments because people don't respect them.
• Mirrorstar (voiced by Rob Paulsen) – A very vain supervillain.
• The Phony Dentist (voiced by Tim Curry) – An evil dentist who uses a mind control ray on his patients.
• Car-Go – A criminal racer who steals cars.
• Lord Druid (voiced by Mark Hamill) – He tried to change history so his family would still rule the state.
• Angler (voiced by Stephen Root) – A fisherman-themed villain who steals all the fish.
• Vladimir Trettiak (voiced by Joe Flaherty) – An old enemy of Chief Epsilon from his younger days.
• Sinister Shillelagh – A villain who has incredibly good luck.
• Sloppy Joe (voiced by Stuart Pankin) – A messy supervillain.
• Zomnambulist (voiced by Jonathan Freeman) – A villain who can control dreams.
• Will 2 Wynn (voiced by David Leisure) – Governor Kevin's opponent in an election. He secretly worked with many villains.
• Mr. Alchemy (voiced by Xander Berkeley) – An alchemy-themed supervillain who stole Mr. Gruff's voice.
• The Sons of the Flange Brothers (voiced by Jeff Bennett and Phil Morris) – The sons and cousins of acrobatic villains.
• DJ Despicable (voiced by Casey Kasem) – A former radio DJ who hypnotizes people with his music.
• Barney the Bungler (voiced by Billy West) – A clumsy, low-level villain.
• Comrade Z (voiced by Maurice LaMarche) – An old enemy of the Silver Shield.
• General Incompetence and Major Delays – Two former military members who make everyone incompetent and late.
• Libro Shushman – A librarian who steals words.
• Lo Fi (voiced by Michael McKean) – A musician who uses low-frequency music for crimes.
• Lavalizer – A minor villain who can control fire.
• Mean Thumb – A villain with very large thumbs.

Episode Guide

Most episodes in the last two seasons didn't air in the order they were made.

Season 1 (2002)

The first season had 13 episodes and aired on ABC.

Season 2 (2002–03)

The second season had nineteen episodes, making it the longest season. Eight episodes aired on ABC, and eleven aired on Toon Disney.

• Aired on ABC.
• Aired on Toon Disney.

Season 3 (2003–04)

The third and final season had seven episodes and aired on Toon Disney.