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*[[Keegan-Michael Key]] as '''American Ranger''', an exceedingly [[Patriotism|patriotic]] megahero who served in the original League along with Rex and Omega Ted. Ranger was placed in a time tunnel after serving in [[World War II]] who serves as a parody of [[Captain America]]. 70 years later, he rejoins the League after being defrosted by a garbageman. Unlike his wife and Titanium Rex, Ranger hasn't aged due to his preservation. A running gag is that Ranger believes things during his era are still relevant, such as [[Nazi Germany]] being intact, the Japanese attacking America, and being unable to grasp the concept of a black president.
*[[Keegan-Michael Key]] as '''American Ranger''', an exceedingly [[Patriotism|patriotic]] megahero who served in the original League along with Rex and Omega Ted. Ranger was placed in a time tunnel after serving in [[World War II]] who serves as a parody of [[Captain America]]. 70 years later, he rejoins the League after being defrosted by a garbageman. Unlike his wife and Titanium Rex, Ranger hasn't aged due to his preservation. A running gag is that Ranger believes things during his era are still relevant, such as [[Nazi Germany]] being intact, the Japanese attacking America, and being unable to grasp the concept of a black president.
*[[Zeb Wells]] as '''Jewbot''', an introspective and soft-spoken robot man. Initially called '''Robobot''', he renames himself Jewbot after discovering his creator was Jewish and after befriending a rabbi who granted him a hat. He is seen as the brains of the group.
*[[Zeb Wells]] as '''Jewbot''', an introspective and soft-spoken robot man. Initially called '''Robobot''', he renames himself Jewbot after discovering his creator was Jewish and after befriending a rabbi who granted him a hat. He is seen as the brains of the group.
*[[Tom Root]] as '''Brad''', an unreliable, colossal pink man with blue hair who is a spoof of [[Hulk (comics)|Hulk]]. His strength and large stature come from a pink super serum, as well as cocaine and heroin. Despite his good nature, he secretly discusses gambling and drug deals over the phone.
*[[Tom Root]] as '''Brad''', an unreliable, colossal pink man with blue hair who is a spoof of [[Hulk (comics)|Hulk]]. His strength and large stature come from a pink super serum, as well as cocaine and heroin. Despite his good nature, he secretly discusses gambling and drug deals over the phone.He sacrifices himself to save the world in the Season 1 finale.
*Heidi Gardner as '''Cooch''', an anthropomorphic female cat with a southern accent. Crude, filthy, promiscuous, and very distractable, she however proves useful when the need arises. She has an ongoing on/off relationship with Brad.
*Heidi Gardner as '''Cooch''', an anthropomorphic female cat with a southern accent. Crude, filthy, promiscuous, and very distractable, she however proves useful when the need arises. She has an ongoing on/off relationship with Brad.
*[[Jillian Bell]] as '''Lex Lightning''', a beautiful young woman who is Titanium Rex's illegitimate daughter. She visits the League to catch up with her father and become a member of the League, but is denied multiple times. Although Rex wants no business with her at first, he later accepts responsibility and becomes a great parent for her. (Spoofing [[Supergirl (Kara Zor-El)|Supergirl]]).
*[[Jillian Bell]] as '''Lex Lightning''', a beautiful young woman who is Titanium Rex's illegitimate daughter. She visits the League to catch up with her father and become a member of the League, but is denied multiple times. Although Rex wants no business with her at first, he later accepts responsibility and becomes a great parent for her.She also begins a relationship with Saturn, She betrays the team in the first season finale revealing that her mother is Frowl Mantis an enemy of Rex whom he had an affair and wanted revenge on Rex for not saving her mother, she also has the ability to change gender, Rex blinds her by using his powers which he didn't teach her (Spoofing [[Supergirl (Kara Zor-El)|Supergirl]]).
*[[Clark Duke]] as '''Groaner''', a clown with an Afro and a skull for a head. After being held captive by the League for dangerous pranks, he often assist the heroes with dirty work and has a hostile-to-friendly rivalry with Black Saturn. (spoofing the ''[[Joker (comics)|Joker]]'')
*[[Clark Duke]] as '''Groaner''', a clown with an Afro and a skull for a head. After being held captive by the League for dangerous pranks, he often assist the heroes with dirty work and has a hostile-to-friendly rivalry with Black Saturn. (spoofing the ''[[Joker (comics)|Joker]]'')
*Keegan-Michael Key as Sgt Agony spoofing ''[Nick Fury]]'' is a military grade accountant who tries everything in his power ot end the League of Freedom *[[Seth Green]] as various characters.
*[[Seth Green]] as various characters.


== Production ==
== Production ==

Revision as of 13:05, 28 September 2016

SuperMansion
GenreSitcom
Created byMatthew Senreich
Zeb Wells
StarringBryan Cranston
Heidi Gardner
Tucker Gilmore
Keegan-Michael Key
Tom Root
Zeb Wells
Jillian Bell
Country of originUnited States
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes13
Production
Executive producersBryan Cranston
Seth Green
John Harvatine IV
Eric Towner
Running time22 minutes
Production companiesStoopid Monkey
Stoopid Buddy Stoodios
Moon Shot Entertainment
Original release
NetworkCrackle
ReleaseOctober 8, 2015 (2015-10-08) –
present

SuperMansion is an American stop-motion animated comedy television series created by Matthew Senreich and Zeb Wells. Bryan Cranston voices the main character Titanium Rex. The series premiered on Crackle on October 8, 2015. On April 20, 2016, the series was renewed for a second season to be released in early 2017.[1]

Cast

  • Bryan Cranston as Titanium Rex, the aged leader of the League of Freedom and main character. Mirroring Superman, he is a superpowered man who wears a cape, and happens to be the last of his kind. (although his kind were simply humans who lived underground). Active since the late 30s, His leadership stems from his super strength, flight, adaptability, and great wisdom. However, his old age hinders him in many ways (i.e, back pain, bladder issues, erectile dysfunction) to which he is pressured by many to retire. He has affairs with multiple women, to which lead to plot-affecting consequences. His left hand is naturally composed of titanium, and it can fire devastating plasma beams.
  • Tucker Gilmore as Black Saturn, a brooding black and purple clad vigilante highly reminiscent of Batman (with a slight resemblance to Bass). He has a wide array of gadgets, with large ring-shaped boomerangs being his usual weapon of choice. Unlike Batman, his wealthy parents are still alive and despise him for his immaturity, overdependence, and refusal to get a job. He easily gets jealous and throws tantrums akin to an adolescent.
  • Keegan-Michael Key as American Ranger, an exceedingly patriotic megahero who served in the original League along with Rex and Omega Ted. Ranger was placed in a time tunnel after serving in World War II who serves as a parody of Captain America. 70 years later, he rejoins the League after being defrosted by a garbageman. Unlike his wife and Titanium Rex, Ranger hasn't aged due to his preservation. A running gag is that Ranger believes things during his era are still relevant, such as Nazi Germany being intact, the Japanese attacking America, and being unable to grasp the concept of a black president.
  • Zeb Wells as Jewbot, an introspective and soft-spoken robot man. Initially called Robobot, he renames himself Jewbot after discovering his creator was Jewish and after befriending a rabbi who granted him a hat. He is seen as the brains of the group.
  • Tom Root as Brad, an unreliable, colossal pink man with blue hair who is a spoof of Hulk. His strength and large stature come from a pink super serum, as well as cocaine and heroin. Despite his good nature, he secretly discusses gambling and drug deals over the phone.He sacrifices himself to save the world in the Season 1 finale.
  • Heidi Gardner as Cooch, an anthropomorphic female cat with a southern accent. Crude, filthy, promiscuous, and very distractable, she however proves useful when the need arises. She has an ongoing on/off relationship with Brad.
  • Jillian Bell as Lex Lightning, a beautiful young woman who is Titanium Rex's illegitimate daughter. She visits the League to catch up with her father and become a member of the League, but is denied multiple times. Although Rex wants no business with her at first, he later accepts responsibility and becomes a great parent for her.She also begins a relationship with Saturn, She betrays the team in the first season finale revealing that her mother is Frowl Mantis an enemy of Rex whom he had an affair and wanted revenge on Rex for not saving her mother, she also has the ability to change gender, Rex blinds her by using his powers which he didn't teach her (Spoofing Supergirl).
  • Clark Duke as Groaner, a clown with an Afro and a skull for a head. After being held captive by the League for dangerous pranks, he often assist the heroes with dirty work and has a hostile-to-friendly rivalry with Black Saturn. (spoofing the Joker)
  • Keegan-Michael Key as Sgt Agony spoofing [Nick Fury]] is a military grade accountant who tries everything in his power ot end the League of Freedom *Seth Green as various characters.

Production

On April 14, 2015, it was announced that a stop-motion animated series was being developed by Crackle, which Bryan Cranston would voice and executive produce with his Moon Shot Entertainment.[2] 13 episodes were being produced, and also starring Seth Green, Keegan-Michael Key, and Jillian Bell.[2] Matthew Senreich and Zeb Wells wrote and would executive produce the series, while other executive producers would be Green, John Harvatine IV, Eric Towner, and James Degus, while Stoopid Buddy Stoodios would produce.[2] The first trailer was released on July 9, 2015, and the other cast included Senreich, Wells, Heidi Gardner, Tom Root, Tucker Gilmore, and some other guest stars.[3]

Episodes

No.TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal air dateProd.
code
1"Groaner’s Wild!"[4]Zeb WellsZeb Wells & Matthew SenreichOctober 8, 2015 (2015-10-08)TBA
2"They Shoot Omega Pets, Don't They?"[5]Zeb WellsZeb WellsOctober 8, 2015 (2015-10-08)TBA
3"Let’s Talk About Rex"[6]Zeb WellsEvan Shames & Tom SheppardOctober 8, 2015 (2015-10-08)TBA
4"A Shop in The Dark"[7]Zeb WellsEvan Shames & Zeb WellsOctober 15, 2015 (2015-10-15)TBA
5"Puss in Books"[8]Zeb WellsHeidi Garner, Kiel Kennedy, & Elliot SchwartzOctober 22, 2015 (2015-10-22)TBA
6"Lex"[9]Zeb WellsTom SheppardOctober 29, 2015 (2015-10-29)TBA
7"A Midsummer Night's Ream"[10]Zeb WellsErik WeinerNovember 5, 2015 (2015-11-05)TBA
8"Brad Medicine"[11]Zeb WellsTom RootNovember 12, 2015 (2015-11-12)TBA
9"Unfortunate Son"[12]Zeb WellsTom SheppardNovember 19, 2015 (2015-11-19)TBA
10"Babes In The Wood"[13]Zeb WellsMehar SethiNovember 26, 2015 (2015-11-26)TBA
11"The Inconceivable Escape of Dr. Devizo"[14]Zeb WellsEvan ShamesDecember 3, 2015 (2015-12-03)TBA
12"Lexanity"[15]Zeb WellsErik WeinerDecember 10, 2015 (2015-12-10)TBA
13"Lex As A Weapon"[16]Zeb WellsZeb WellsDecember 17, 2015 (2015-12-17)TBA

References

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  2. ^ a b c Spangler, Todd (April 14, 2015). "Sony Crackle Unveils Drama 'Art of More,' Bryan Cranston's 'SuperMansion' at Upfront". variety.com. Retrieved September 3, 2015.
  3. ^ Pedersen, Erik (July 9, 2015). "'SuperMansion' Trailer: Bryan Cranston's Superhero Sendup For Crackle Bows At Comic Con". deadline.com. Retrieved September 3, 2015.
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