The Return of the DC Animated Showcase for 2007/08

[3dman27]

kenny i meant to ask what exactly is the penelope pittstop/penelope sneakly connection i'm confused

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

I've been watching the Perils of Penelope Pitstop series when it was on Cartoon Network, and one question that's been bugging me, it's that if Penelope Pitstop's uncle was named Sylvester Sneekly, then shouldn't Penelope's real name be Sneekly also, with Pitstop being her heroic alter ego?

That's what I've been thinking.

 

[3dman27]

maybe the sneaklys are her mothers side of the family or penelope pittstop is the nickname profesional alias of penelope sneakly

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Yeah, that's what I thought. As for Roxy Rocket though, in her upcoming series, I will be tying her origin to the fact that her father was a stuntman and all-around bad guy named Richard "Dick Dastardly" Sutton. Think of it as a modern-day take on the Wacky Races character, and the fact that he could have a daughter that followed in his footsteps, and just as good as he is!

 

[3dman27]

Yeah, that's what I thought. As for Roxy Rocket though, in her upcoming series, I will be tying her origin to the fact that her father was a stuntman and all-around bad guy named Richard "Dick Dastardly" Sutton. Think of it as a modern-day take on the Wacky Races character, and the fact that he could have a daughter that followed in his footsteps, and just as good as he is!

perfect kenny fair is fair whether tricky dick likes it or not
go for it

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Segment Twenty-Five:
The Brave and the Bold: 52 - Part Four
(More fun from the world of the DC Comics Multiverse!)

Episode Sixteen: Sue Dibny, Rest In Peace

It is much later from the events of the Plastic Man episode, and the Elongated Man's beautiful wife, Sue (Tiffani Thiessen) has been killed in a car crash, leaving Ralph Dibny (Jeremy Piven) despondent! Now, Ralph is on a quest to resurrect his wife at all costs! Meanwhile, a Satanic cult dedicated to Superman has arisen, and Ralph Dibny is looking to seek their help in reviving Sue in exchange for his help in creating a new Superboy clone for them! Plus, what is wrong with Ray Palmer's wife Jean Loring, as she takes on a sexier new appearance and a new identity - Eclipsia! And that's got Ray Palmer looking to get away from his wife - forever!

Episode Seventeen: Natasha's Fateful Decision

When Natasha Irons decides to join the Teen Titans, her father Steel decides against it! But, when Lex Luthor offers her a chance to join his Everyman project, she jumps at the chance to be a real hero! Say hello to the new girl on the block - Starlight - as she makes her debut in the DCAU! But, will Natasha be the sacrificial lamb in Lex's plan to grant himself superpowers? Not if Steel and new ally Devlin (Grant Show) have anything to say about it!

Episode Eighteen: Booster Gold is Dead, Long Live Supernova!

Taffeta Carter's futuristic descendant Michael Jon Carter has been revealed as Supernova after Taffy and Dee Dee find Booster Gold's gold glasses on the ground after their concert, leading the Teen Angels to believe that Booster Gold is dead! But later, Brenda, Captain Caveman and Clark Kent are about to find out what the hell is going on when they find BG's robot friend Skeets turning himself into a killing machine! And, they may be the first ones to try to stop him in this episode!

Episode Nineteen: An Adventure in Kahndaq for Renee Montoya and the Question

A dying Question (Jeffrey Combs) has decided to train Renee Montoya to take his place, and first up, take down Intergang, who were behind the slavery ring that was the basis for the rise of the Black Marvel Family, as they join forces with Black Adam and Prince Turhan to break the back of the Intergang organization! Plus, Vic and Renee are among the people witnessing the marriage of Adam and Isis, and who the hell are the Great Ten? What do they have to do with the events in Kahndaq? Find out in this episode!

Episode Twenty: The Return of Dick Dastardly - Part One

In the creepiest story to ever hit the DCAU, Roxy Rocket (Charity James) and, Punk Rock (John Vinocour) find themselves called to a mysterious mansion belonging to an old man by the name of Richard Alan Sutton (Charlie Adler)! Here's the messed-up part, We find out that Sutton was an ex WWII combat pilot turned crazed stuntman with a very interesting name - Dick Dastardly! Not only that, we find out that he is the father of both Roxanne and Robert Sutton! And, Tricky Dick is pissed at his stuntwoman daughter for the way she turned out after her Hollywood career, and at his rock-musician son for his shoddy treatment of his own teenage son, Rory! Now, he has an ultimatum for both of them: Straighten up, or lose their inheritance forever! But, who is Rickety Rocket (John DiMaggio)? And what is this rocket's connection to Roxy Rocket and the appearance of a multicultural team of young extreme sports stuntkids who will make their debut in Roxy's own new series in Segment Twenty-Nine? Plus, will Punk Rocket (Robbie Rist) finally meet his grandfather? Find out in this episode!

Next: Freakazoid!

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Segment Twenty-Six: Freakazoid is coming tomorrow.

But first, the Marvel Spotlight returns with new episodes in March, just in time for the Spectacular Spider-Man animated series on the CW network, and coming back with the Quasar spotlight!

And look for a brand-new Marvel summer fanfic series in June based on a brand-new X-Men continuity created by me called:

X-Men: Mutant Spotlight

Stay Tuned!

Kenny

 

[3dman27]

alright

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Segment Twenty-Six:
The New Freakzoid Adventures
(Freakazoid's back, but this time in the way Bruce Timm originally envisioned it to be!)

Main Voice Cast:

Dexter Douglas: David Kaufman
Freakazoid: Paul Rugg
Stephanie Douglas: Nicholle Tom
GCPD Inspector Michael Cosgrove: Edward Asner
Armando Guiterrez: Ricardo Montalban (Episode One only)
The Lobe: David Warner

Episode One: The Return of the Freakazoid (aka, Escape from LexCorp)

In this premiere episode of the returning series, it is ten years later, and there have been some stark changes in the life of Dexter Douglas, the young man once known as Freakazoid! He finally married his longtime sweetheart Stephanie and had two kids: seven-year-old Stephen and five-year-old Denise; Dexter graduated from college and got a job working for Lex Luthor (Clancy Brown), who absorbed Apex Industries into LexCorp, and had Armando Guiterrez assassinated for opposing him in the deal! Worse, both of his parents are now dead from a car crash and his brother Duncan put in prison for a crime he did not commit! Now, Dexter is a miserable man, and he is about to find out the real reason that Duncan Douglas was put in Stryker's Island in the first place! And it's got something to do with a top-secret weapons project that Duncan stumbled onto! The only people besides his wife Steffy who could help him: Mercy Graves (Lisa Edelstein) - and Freakazoid! But can Dexter and Mercy be able to reach LexCorp's main computer terminal and find a way to free Freakazoid from Lex's control, clear Duncan's name, and destroy Luthor's Defendroid assassins before it's too late?

Episode Two: The Freakazoid Comes to Gotham City!

It is two days later, and Freakazoid had just taken down Lex Luthor's weapons operation, leaving Superman (George Newbern) to clean up the mess! But, there's good news for Dexter, as Bruce Wayne (Kevin Conroy) wants to offer Dexter a job in the Computer Sciences Division of Waynetech, and he is too happy to accept! Best of all, his old friend, Sgt. Mike Cosgrove, is now an Inspector in the Gotham City Police Department, partnered with Harvey Bullock! And the first task for Freakazoid in Gotham: Help Batman bring down the Joker (Mark Hamill) and the Lobe, who have just joined forces in an attempt to launch a deadly biotoxin upon the citizens of Gotham, killing millions in the process! But, is the Joker ready for a hero that is 100 times as psychotic as he is? And is Batman ready for a villain who is 10 times as smart as the Riddler? The Dark Knight and the Computerized Crazy Man finally team up in this episode!

Episode Three: The Curse of the Cobra Queen

Poison Ivy (Diane Pershing) guest stars in this episode where she is the target of a dangerous newcomer to the supervillain game named the Queen Cobra (Piera Coppola)! And, when Poison Ivy starts interfering in this snake-charmer's operations, the former Audrey Manatee enlists an army of genetically-engineered snake-men, hell bent on destroying the Queen of Plants herself, and forcing Harley Quinn to enlist the services of Freakazoid to stop her! But is Dexter ready for two women who are not only immune to each other's poisons and toxins, but just as beautiful and deadly as their alter egos imply? Get ready for a fabulous fight of flora, fauna and the funny, in this episode!

Episode Four: Radio Freakazoid!

Dexter gets a visit from an old friend of his: radio shock jock and former supervillainess Leslie "Live Wire" Willis (Lori Petty), who wants him to help her with her new music-video series! But, things go south when Live Wire and Freakazoid finally meet and fall in love with each other, causing their wires to get crossed and the two of them to exhibit each other's abilities, including firing shock bolts and receiving strange radio signals by Freakazoid, and acting psychotic and loopy by Live Wire! And they're gonna need to rely on each other when a dangerous new Superman villain named Conduit (Gary Sinise) starts targeting Leslie for deletion! Plus, Freakazoid becomes a rock and roll sensation on Leslie's new show ~ on this special episode!

Episode Five: Lock-Up Lockdown

Duncan Douglas (Googy Gress) finds himself with a new job as a guard at Arkham Asylum! But things turn from bad to worse when Lyle Bolton, the man known as Lock-Up, breaks into Arkham and locks the prison population down, including the doctors and patients themselves! Now, Freakazoid and guest star Nightwing (Loren Lester) must find a way to break into Arkham's computer system, dismantle the security codes, and enter Arkham Asylum to defeat Lock-Up and rescue Duncan and the staff before it's too late!

Next: The Question

 

[3dman27]

what did you mean "as bruce timm meant him to be"?
i aways thought freakzoid was the wbs version of the mask

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Freakazoid may be the WB's version of the Mask, but Bruce Timm wanted a straight superhero adventure about Freakazoid, before Steven Spielberg wanted Timm to turn the show into a superhero parody series!

 

[3dman27]

i wonder how freakazoid done straight would have worked

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Segment Twenty-Seven:
The Question
(Vic Sage finally gets his own series set before the events of "52.")

Main Voice Cast:

Victor Sage/The Question: Jeffrey Combs

Episode One: The Strange Secret of Nova Kane

In this premiere episode, The Question finds himself in a situation where he meets up with an exotic dancer named Nova Kane (Gina Gershon), who needs his help in protecting both her nightclub and her superheroic boyfriend, Alec "E-Man" Tronn (Kyle MacLachlan) from both a crooked politician who wants to shut down her club, and a dangerous enemy of the hero called the Battery (Michael Winslow), who's looking to drain E-Man of his powers permanently! But what is Nova Kane's dirty little secret, and why is it connected to the hero himself! It's a mystery the Question has to solve in order to protect the couple in this adventure!

Episode Two: The Question, The Angel and the Ape

Vic's got himself in a strange situation where he travels to New York City and the offices of DC Comics to meet up with a simian comic-book artist by the name of Samuel J. Simeon (Scott Bakula), who needs the Question's help in searching for his lady friend, Angelina "Angel" O'Day (Laura Vandervoort), a private investigator who's been missing for several weeks after a taking a case back in their hometown. But, as they look into the matter further, Sam and the Question find themselves not only rescuing Ms. O'Day from, but getting involved in an O'Day family feud between both Angel and her aunt, a freaky, and quite busty Gothic woman named Evilisha O'Day (Cassandra Peterson) over a family fortune, in this episode!

Episode Three: A Mystery in Megakat City

Vic Sage gets a radical makeover in this DC Comics/Hanna-Barbera cross-over episode where a feline version of the Question teams up with the duo known as the Swat Kats to solve a mystery in regards to who's trying to assassinate the new mayor of Megakat City, Calico Briggs! And, the list of suspects is as long as an open book! But, when a new villain armed with stealth technology is revealed as the cat behind the assassination attempt, it's a race against time, as the Question, Jake Clawson, and Chance Furlong must find the invisible sniper and take him or her down before Mayor Briggs and her staff bite the big one in this strange adventure!

Episode Four: Requiem For A Dragon

The Question finds himself dealing with a situation where he must find a way to clear the good name of a friend of his, a martial-arts master by the name of Richard Dragon (Jeffrey Meek), when he is framed for a crime he didn't commit! But, as the Question delves further into the case, he and Dragon find themselves the targets of the real perpetrators of the crime, none other than the League of Assassins, who want the martial artist dead in retaliation for the murder of one of their corporate backers a year ago. Can the two heroes find a way to take down the League members and get enough evidence to vindicate Dragon before it's too late?

Episode Five: Radio Nygma

Batman (Kevin Conroy) guest stars in this adventure where the Question finds himself racking his brain in a quest to stop the broadcast of a strange radio program whose signal is delivering mind-numbing brain waves to its listeners, causing them to lose their memories after answering a series of baffling questions! And it's all thanks to none other than the Riddler (John Glover), who is using the signals to extract key monetary information from the citizens of Gotham, unless Batman and the Question can put an end to the Riddler's madness before it's too late!

Next: The New Gray Ghost Adventures

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Segment Twenty-Eight:
The New Gray Ghost Adventures
(There's a new Gray Ghost making his appearance in this all-new series!)

Main Voice Cast:

Stephen Trent/Gray Ghost II: Mark-Paul Gosselaar
Simon Trent/Gray Ghost: Adam West
Julia Trent: Julie Newmar

Episode One: Beware the Gray Ghost - Director's Cut

In the first of three episodes introducing us to the past and present of the Gray Ghost, we're reshowing the original Gray Ghost episode from Batman: The Animated Series as part of the DC Animated Showcase with a special narration from Adam West himself! In it, in order to solve a series of bombings involving toys and different Gotham businesses inspired by the Gray Ghost television series, Batman (Kevin Conroy) must enlist the help of the actor who played him - Simon Trent - in order to stop this new real life mad bomber in this adventure that serves as the premiere episode of this new series!

Episode Two: The Return of the Gray Ghost - Part One

It has been some 15 years since that penultimate episode, and Simon Trent has been able to make a comfortable living from sales of the digitally-remastered Gray Ghost DVD's, and now, he wants to try his luck as a talent agent. But, there's someone trying to follow in his footsteps, and this time, it's for real as this new version of the old TV crimefighter makes his appearance in Bludhaven helping Nightwing (Loren Lester) deal with a renegade vigilante named the Black Spider (Michael Jai White), who's killing drug pushers for revenge! But, who is this new Gray Ghost, and why does he have a strong connection to the original? Find out next episode!

Episode Three: The Return of the Gray Ghost - Part Two

Nightwing and the new, high-tech Gray Ghost may have taken down Black Spider last episode, but that's nothing compared to the shock that Dick Grayson's gonna get when he meets Simon Trent at his own apartment and the two Gray Ghosts finally meet, only to find out that this mysterious new Gray Ghost is none other than the actor's estranged son, Stephen Trent, a detective in the Bludhaven police force! Get for a heart-wrenching reunion between father and son as both Simon and Stephen discover the real reason why Simon Trent left his family twenty-five years ago, and it's got something to do with his ex-wife and Stephen's mother, Julia! It's an episode that you'll never forget!

Episode Four: The Gray Ghost and the Mystery of the Crimson Fox

Simon Trent finally regained his relationship with his son, and Stephen has decided to help his father with his new business venture. Later, Stephen finds himself dealing with a couple of hot twins named Constance and Vivien D'Aramis (both played by real life twins Brittany and Cynthia Daniel) when he is set up on a date by his best friend, Rico (Mario Lopez). But, Stephen's double date is about to be interrupted by a case involving a series of attacks directed at a cosmetics company and the appearance of a beautiful female crimefighter named the Crimson Fox! But, here's the messed-up part: the wo[men] behind the Crimson Fox alter-ego are the same two girls Stephen was with earlier! And the company: It's theirs, as father and son Gray Ghost must help the D'Aramis sisters deal with a dangerous new enemy in a powerful businessman named Roman Sionis (Powers Boothe), the man known as Black Mask - in this episode!

Episode Five: Gray Ghost, Black Orchid

Love is in the air for Stephen, as his old college girlfriend, Susan Linden (Michelle Lintel) comes back into his life and is introduced to dad Simon by the handsome young officer. But, there's something strange about the old girl, as she reveals some strange new plant-elemental powers to the Trents, and a brand-new identity: Black Orchid, to the Gray Ghost, as they team up to stop a psychotic plant creature called the Weed (Dick Durock) from killing Bludhaven's citizens with his touch of death! Plus, what is the connection between Black Orchid, Susan, and a woman named Rose Canton (Diane Pershing)? That's a mystery the Ghost must be willing to solve in this creepy adventure!

Next: Roxy Rocket and the Rocketeers

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Segment Twenty-Nine:
Roxy Rocket and the Rocketeers
(Roxanne Sutton leads a team of teenage free spirits in her first new series)

Main Voice Cast:*

Roxanne Sutton/Roxy Rocket: Charity James
Venus Delilah Milo: Grey Delisle
Randall "Cosmo" Troupe: Shawn Harrison
Kevin "Sunstroke" Beecher: Jaleel White
Jeremy "Splashdown" Weston: Evan Sabara
Richard "Dick Dastardly" Sutton: Charlie Adler
Rickety Rocket: John DiMaggio

*Note: The four teens who make up the Rocketeers are the relatives of various DC Comics characters, except Splashdown, who is the nephew of actress Jennifer Weston, whom Roxanne Sutton doubled for in her movies years ago.

Episode One: The Return of Dick Dastardly - Part Two

Continuing from the "52" spotlight from the Brave and the Bold, Richard Sutton gave his son Robert and daughter Roxanne a foreboding ultimatum: Straighten up or lose everything! Now, Roxanne Sutton finds herself in the ultimate win-win situation when she finds a mysterious technologically-advanced rocket bike named Rickety Rocket in the garage of Sutton Manor. Add to that the appearance of Roxy's new pet bulldog, Miss Muffet (who happens to be the daughter of the legendary Muttley), and four street tough stuntkids (including the nephew of action star Jennifer Weston, Jeremy), and Roxy Rocket is about to embark on the greatest adventure of her young life as Roxy Rocket and the Rocketeers are born! Plus, Rory Sutton finally meets his grandfather and aunt for the first time ever, in this premiere episode!

Episode Two: Rocket Science (aka, And Now, A Message from Jennifer Weston)

Jeremy Weston's appearance as a new member of Roxy's gang brings an appearance by the actress she doubled for, Jennifer Weston (Charity James in a dual role). And, she doesn't like it one bit, especially when it is revealed that both women were once the best of friends back as teenagers before they hit it big in Hollywood. But they must put their differences aside when Ms. Weston is being stalked by a crazed new villain named Film Freak (Eric Stuart), who is committing criminal acts in her name! Can Roxy and Splashdown be able to put an end to Film Freak's madness and earn the actress' trust again before it's too late?

Episode Three: The Strange Secret of Venus D. Milo

The beautiful science nerd Venus Milo and slick inquisitive skateboarder Randall "Cosmo" Troupe are the subjects of this adventure when Roxy Rocket's recruitment of Venus and Cosmo brings about the attention of Cosmo's father, Daily Planet reporter Ron Troupe (Dorian Harewood), and former Cadmus project director Amanda Waller (CCH Pounder), who wants to find out what the teenage Venus knows about her father's crossbreeding experiments when Roxy, Splashdown, Cosmo, and Venus stumble upon some of Doctor Milo's old monsters attacking an abandoned Cadmus Labs site! Can the Rocketeers, Ron Troupe, and Amanda Waller find a way to escape the lab alive in this terrifying adventure?

Episode Four: Flight of the Bumblebee, Sting of the Queen Bee!

Our felonious flygirl, Roxy Rocket, is about to be screwed when she and Rickety Rocket run afoul of the alien villainess Queen Bee (Lisa Ortiz) when she attacks a Waynetech facility in Gateway City. Lucky for Ms. Sutton that a goofy and nimble acrobat named Kevin Beecher and his superheroic sister Karen Beecher (T'Keyah Crystal Keymah) have arrived to put an end to the Bee's operations in Gateway City! But, Tazzala has a surprise for the unsuspecting Roxy and Bumblebee, as thousands of suicidal killer bees launch an attack on the city, and Sunstroke is the only one that can help them trap the bees before they cause massive damage in this episode!

Episode Five: The Great Wacky Space Race!

A cocky Roxy Rocket finds herself challenging her new rival Penelope Pitstop (Heather Locklear) to a race in outer space in this continuing episode from Poison Ivy's own Showcase segment, where the prize is $250,000 and a date with vainglorious actor Peter Perfect (Dean Cain)! But, there's trouble ahead when the Sinestro Corps attack the girls near the first stop - the Planet Oa - and Roxanne and Penelope find themselves teaming up with Green Lantern John Stewart (Phil LaMarr) to protect the Guardians of Oa and stop the Corps before it's too late for Earth! Plus, which lady daredevil will Peter choose, his lady love Penelope, or the dark and alluring Roxy? And you thought Batman had problems with Ms. Rocket in the past!

Next: B&B: 52 - Part Five

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Next segments of the DC Animated Showcase:

2/24: Segment 31: Justice League Unlimited: The Lost Episodes
2/25: Segment 32: Human Target (new series)
2/26: Segment 33: Green Arrow
2/27: Segment 34: The Perilous Adventures of Penelope Pitstop (new series)
2/28: Segment 35: The Brave and the Bold: 52 - Part Six

Kenny

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Segment Thirty:
The Brave and the Bold: 52 - Part Five
(More fun from the world of the DC Comics Multiverse!)

Episode Twenty-One: The Big Three: From Lobo's Point of View

That crazed intergalactic bounty hunter, Lobo (Brad Garrett), makes his return to Earth, only to find that Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman are nowhere to be found, leading him to search for the three heroes and involving himself in an alternate-universe fairy tale where he finds himself as the Czarnian who brutally defeated the Big Three! Plus, what happens when a new girl named Barbarella "Barbie" Roberts (Heidi Montag) happens upon the unsuspecting Czarnian! It's Mattel's famous fashion doll and DC's motorcycle-riding alien wildman in one hell of an adventure in this episode!

Episode Twenty-Two: Calling Dr. Fate, Calling Dr. Fate!

Kent and Inza Nelson (Oded Fehr and Jennifer Hale) have been summoned by the JLU to help them find their missing comrade, Ray Palmer (John C. McGinley), who's been missing since his wife, Jean Loring Palmer, became the psychotic Eclipsia! But, along with Detective Chimp (Dean Stockwell), things turn south when they find Dr. Fate's helmet being possessed by the spirit of Felix Faust (Robert Englund)! And if Kent puts on the Helmet of Fate, it may be too late for him unless they can exorcise Faust from the helmet in this episode!

Episode Twenty-Three: Booster Gold: Race Against Time

Booster's been exposed as Supernova by Clark Kent and the Teen Angels, Rip Hunter finally finds Booster and recruits him for a very special mission to restore the Multiverse! But, it comes at a price: Captain Caveman is sent back to his own prehistoric timeline and the Teen Angels become the Time Angels, as Taffy Carter and the girls join Booster Gold on their greatest adventure ever! But, what happens when Skeets becomes a rogue killing machine, and turns his deadly powers towards the Angels themselves and about two dozen DC superheroes in the process!

Episode Twenty-Four: An Adventure in Space

Donna Troy (Eliza Dushku) makes her first appearance in this cycle of the DC Animated Showcase, as she leads a ragtag team of heroes, including Animal Man (Patrick Muldoon), Starfire (Hynden Walch) and Adam Strange (Richard Dean Anderson) on a quest to take down the Spider Guild and stop a war between Thanagar and Rann before it escalates right smack-dab into New Tamaran, where thousands of Tamaranian survivors are building a new home! Can Rann, Thanagar and Tamaran be saved before it's too late?

Episode Twenty-Five: Penelope Pitstop's Perilous Adventure

The beautiful blonde bombshell, Penelope Pitstop (Heather Locklear), has been in several segments of the DCAS! But, this is her penultimate origin episode, as we take a look at the events leading up to the death of Sylvester Sneekly and Penelope's sudden transformation into the even more sexier version of the Hooded Claw! Plus, we delve more into the longtime relationship between Penelope and her persistent crush, Peter Perfect (Dean Cain), his assistant Pat Pending (Robert Foxworth), and the beginning rivalry between her and dark-haired rocket-girl Roxy Rocket (Charity James), as we prepare for Ms. Pitstop's first animated series in forty years in Segment 34, all in this special episode!

Next: Justice League Unlimited: The Lost Season

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Segment Thirty-One:
Justice League Unlimited: The Lost Season
(The adventures of the JLU are not over yet in this new season of the hit series!)

Main Voice Cast: All voice actors appear as before in the original series.

Note: This new season is referred to as Season Four of JLU, Season Six of Justice League.

Episode One: Justice Guild Unlimited

In Legends, Green Lantern, Martian Manhunter, Flash and Hawkgirl met the members of the Justice Guild, comic-book characters from Green Lantern's childhood, when they helped them deal with their arch foes and a telekinetic fanboy. Now, Seaboard City is reborn, and its mayor, Barbara Jayne Hanna (Janet Waldo), has invited the Justice League to the city's Gardner Fox Memorial Plaza to meet its new superteam, the Justice Guild Unlimited! Only this time, it is made up of Hanna-Barbera's greatest superheroes: Alien cop Space Ghost (David Boreanaz), two-fisted crimefighter Blue Falcon (Mark Harmon), avian hero Birdman (David James Elliott), teen jungle heroine Jana (Kerry Williams), superhero armored adventurer Frankenstein the Third (Rino Romano), ant-like hero Atom Ant (Adam Wylie), racing heroine the Hooded Claw, aka Penelope Pitstop (Heather Locklear), and their newest member, Young Samson (Jared Padalecki)! But their first test could be their last when they deal with the coming of an intergalactic menace named Uglorr (Thomas Haden Church), who's looking to lay waste to both Seaboard City and Earth! Lucky for them the Justice League are here to help the new Justice Guild in this special episode!

Episode Two: Circe's Charm Offensive

Wonder Woman (Susan Eisenberg) joins forces with kid superheroes Ben 10 (Tara Strong) and Lucky Girl (Meagan Smith) when her arch-enemy Circe (Rachel York) forms an alliance with young sorceress and Lucky Girl nemesis Charmcaster (Kari Wahlgren) in a plot to unleash the legendary Kraken monster in Greece! But, Circe has other plans for Charmcaster, as she strips the young witch of her powers and uses them to create a nightmarish army of monsters to assist the Kraken in crushing Wonder Woman beneath its monstrous feet, unless Ben and Gwen Tennyson can help Diana Prince put the hammer down on Circe, Kraken, and their army throughout the Greek Isles! Plus, Ben has a crush on Wonder Woman, in this special episode!

Episode Three: Jungle Girls

Vixen (Gina Torres) in caught up in a situation when Jana of the Jungle (Kerry Williams) accompanies her and Fire (Maria Canals) on a modeling shoot in the Amazon Rainforest during a break from the Justice League, only to find Jana tangling with a rival jungle girl from her childhood named Rima (Lark Voorhies), and the appearance of Poison Ivy (Diane Pershing), who's here helping Rima take down a slash-and-burn operation funded by LexCorp that's about to threaten the stability of South America in the process unless all four women can help Ivy take Luthor's goons out in this jungle-themed episode!

Episode Four: Atomic Skull's Romantic Adventure

Okay folks, what happens when a nuclear-based supervillain like Atomic Skull and a fiery green-haired Latina like Fire find themselves falling in love during a League mission in which the beautiful model has to stop the Skull from stealing a dangerous nuclear fuel rod that is set to explode in three hours? Everything that goes right and wrong does in this romantic adventure where the Skull and Fire find themselves part of a secretly-taped episode of "Metahuman Love Connection" that's got the League very concerned, especially when its host, Romeo Love (Chuck Woolery) threatens to expose their romance to their compatriots unless they go along with the act! But, is it too late? Find out in this episode!

Episode Five: The Perils of Percival Pitstop

Bruce Wayne (Kevin Conroy) travels to Seaboard City to close a deal to establish Waynetech's first Seaboard City headquarters, only to find himself helping both Penelope Pitstop and her new boyfriend Peter Perfect deal with Penelope's wayward brother Percival (Brian Gaskill), who has turned bad and became the all-new Dread Baron, who's looking to sabotage Wayne's Seaboard City operation! Now, Batman and the Hooded Claw must deal with little brother Percival and put an end to his shenanigans before it's too late! But, who is influencing Percival Pitstop's turn to crime and estrangement towards his big sister Penelope? The answer may surprise you in this episode!

Next: Christopher Chance: The Human Target

 

[3dman27]

let me guess roxy rocket,or the supposedly deceased sylvester sneakly,the HOODED CLAW

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

It could be both of them. But I'd rule Roxy out because she has a team of her own, and that dark warning that her father gave her. But, it's somebody in the Batman universe!

Me, I would like to see a second-generation Vulture Squadron be formed in the DC Universe, maybe as a sub-group in an upcoming Blackhawk spotlight.

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Segment Thirty-Two:
Christopher Chance: The Human Target
(The Human Target gets his very first animated series in the DC Animated Showcase!)

Main Voice Cast:

Christopher Chance: Rick Springfield

Episode One: Politics Can Be Murder

In this premiere episode, a bitter political fight between an African-American senator (Tony Todd) and a Caucasian congresswoman (Gates McFadden) for the Presidential nomination sparks what could be a race war within the United States when a young, female staffer for the senator is raped and sodomized by his opponent's white supremacist goons! Now, the Human Target must pose as the staffer's handsome boyfriend to get to the bottom of this nightmare rape case before tensions explode and millions are killed all over America in the process!

Episode Two: Human Target, Hooded Claw

Christopher Chance finds himself in a very interesting situation, as he assists his old friend, Peter Perfect (Dean Cain) in investigating the death of a slimy movie director (Adam West) who gave Peter his first movie role ten years ago! And if that's not bad enough, Chance also gets involved in a team-up with Peter's superheroic fiancee, Penelope Pitstop (Heather Locklear), in her identity of the Hooded Claw, as he helps her deal with the appearance of Calendar Girl (Sela Ward) in Seaboard City. But, what is the connection between Peter, Penelope, Paige and the dead director behind this mess? The Human Target poses as a cameraman in Peter's latest TV series to get to the bottom of it all in this episode!

Episode Three: A Riot at Ringside

Wildcat and Catgirl (Dennis Farina and Alexa Vega) guest star in this episode where the Human Target poses as a cornerman for both a mixed-martial-arts fighter (guest voice Quinton "Rampage" Jackson) and his fiancee, a model and fellow MMA fighter (guest voice Gina "Crush" Carano), when her boyfriend is framed for the murder of a fighter in the ring. But, as Ted, Yolanda and Christopher are about to find out, that the guy was poisoned before the fight, and that is was all part of a test for a dangerous new human growth hormone created by LexCorp! And, even if all five of them reach Lex Luthor's offices, they got to go through his army of psychotic Combattor clones, each one more deadlier than the other! Can our heroes be triumphant and clear the couple's good name?

Episode Four: The Thorne Ultimatum

Christopher Chance finds himself in a Thorne family feud, as he helps a beautiful young woman named Elizabeth Thorne (Yancy Butler) and her niece, Bethany (Britt McKillip) deal with the wife of her older brother, Rupert Thorne (the late John Vernon in flashbacks from Batman: the Animated Series), in a fight over the death of Rupert and his father Matthew, the original Crime Doctor, and a family inheritance worth over a 100 million dollars! But, the real story is Bethany's father (and Elizabeth's twin brother), Bradford, who has become the new Crime Doctor, is sleeping with his brother's wife, and is looking to kill his own sister and daughter! But, what is Lizzie's own deadly secret, and what does it have to do with a deadly new female vigilante called the Black Thorn, who teams up with the Human Target to put an end to Bradford and Candice Thorne's dirty deeds in this episode!

Episode Five: A Walk with the Martian Manhunter

The Human Target and the Martian Manhunter (Carl Lumbly) meet for the first time ever, as Christopher Chance teams up with the shapeshifting Martian hero in his John Jones identity to solve a case involving a series of grisly murders of children throughout Opal City. But, the reveal of the culprit behind the murders may be worse than the crime itself, as Christopher and J'Onn must deal with cultists worshipping the spirit of the Manhunter's evil brother, Ma'alefa'ak, who are looking to bring him to Earth, in this terrifying episode!

Next: Green Arrow

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Note: In case no photo of the character is available for the post, either the DC Comics or Marvel Comics logo will be represented in its place!

Kenny.

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Segment Thirty-Three:
Green Arrow
(The Emerald Archer kicks ass in his first animated series in a few years!)

Main Voice Cast:

Oliver Queen/Green Arrow: Kin Shriner
Dinah Lance/Black Canary (recurring character): Morena Baccarin
Roy Harper/Red Arrow: Mike Irwin
Connor Hawke/Green Arrow II: Matt Hill
Mia Dearden/Speedy: Chiara Zanni
Cissie King/Arrowette: Heather Hogan
Police Lieutenant Jim Cameron: Keith David
Eddie Fyers: Justin Hartley
Stanley Dover: Paul Eiding
Bonnie King/Miss Arrowette: Samantha Paris

Episode One: I Am the Law, And the Law Won!

It is almost a good two years since the events of Justice League Unlimited, and Ollie and Dinah are enjoying a charmed life together as a couple. But the real surprise for him is that he has just won the Star City mayoral election by a landslide, and he must find a way to balance his political and superheroic duties even when an enigmatic villain named Onomatopeia (James Marsters) plagues the city with a series of murders of prominent Star City celebrities! Lucky for Ollie, his old partner, Roy Harper, is there to lend a hand as a new alter ego: Red Arrow! Can the former Speedy and Arsenal be able to help Green Arrow deal with this mysterious new villain? Bet on it!

Episode Two: Mia, The New Speedy

It's a new semester at the Star City campus of Young Justice Academy, and Roy Harper is about to teach his advanced archery class when his star student, Cissie King, is about to get some competition from a beautiful new student named Mia Dearden, setting up a budding rivalry between the two teen girls. But, what is the dark secret Mia does not want anyone to find out, and will Arrowette be able to help the new Speedy deal with her fears before it's too late in this special episode?

Episode Three: Rally Ho! The Impossibles Invade Star City!

Those crazy Hanna-Barbera superheroes, the boy band known as the Impossibles, have landed in Star City, looking to set up their new headquarters! And that's got the citizens of Star City, Mayor Oliver Queen, and his new Team Arrow group, rocking to the beat! But, Recoil, Multiplex, Liquidator, and Fireblast may need the help of Green Arrow and Black Canary when a dangerous corrupt businessman and politician named Constantine Drakon (Julian Sands) looks to turn the superheroic boy band against Green Arrow himself! Can the Emerald Archer and the Impossibles take down Drakon and his forces before it's too late? Rally Ho! And enjoy the show!

Episode Four: Another Brick In the Wall

Longtime Green Arrow foe Danny "Brick" Brickwell (Michael Clarke Duncan) wants to go straight for the first time in his career. But there's one problem: Somebody's out to kill the enormous former villain, and the trail leads to a rival archer named Merlyn, the Black Archer (Alexis Denisof)! But, who hired Merlyn to kill him, and what's it got to do with a case in Bludhaven involving another gigantic villain, Stephen Mandragora (Glenn Shadix), that Nightwing (Loren Lester) is investigating! That's what GA, NW and Brick must find out before Brick's life is snuffed out!

Episode Five: The Longbow Girls

Cissie and Mia are in Helena Bertinell's (Amy Acker) English class when she asks the girls to accompany her to the Seaboard City offices of the Gold Street Journal, where an old friend of hers, Goldie Gold (Andrea Taylor), needs her help investigating a plot to ruin the career of deputy mayor Rubella "Ruby" Spears (Patricia Alice Albrecht)! But, when the plot involves a big-time escort service called the Roman Holiday Club that Ruby Spears and Mayor Barbara Hanna (Janet Waldo) are trying to stop, it'll be up to Arrowette and Speedy to help the Huntress and Goldie Gold protect Hanna and Spears, and bring down the private club and its vivacious madam, Groovia Holiday (Cassidy Rae), before it's too late!

Next: The Perilous Adventures of Penelope Pitstop (new series)

 

[3dman27]

in regards to the impossibles,whos fireblast? there were three imposibles

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

True, there were three Impossibles members. Fireblast (or Flame Man) is the newest member of the Impossible that is created by me.

This new fourth member is also its first Latino Impossible member to be added to the group, with the ability to become living flame, which sort of a counterpoint to Liquidator (or Fluid Man).

Kenny