Out Of Africa (2004) Season 4 Episode 42- Static Shock! Cartoon Episode Guide

Static reteams with Anansi, who is tracking down a powerful golden spider that has fallen into Sharon's hands.

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After being exposed to a mutanic gas, Virgil Hawkins becomes Static- the world's first teenage African-American superhero. Working title of episode:... (more)

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Out Of Africa (2004) Season 4 Episode 42- Static Shock! Cartoon Episode Guide

Out Of Africa: Static reteams with Anansi, who is tracking down a powerful golden spider that has fallen into Sharon's hands..

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Out Of Africa

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Out Of Africa
	Static Shock! Cartoon Episode Guide Warner Bros. Television Animation. Animation Studio: Wang Film Productions Cartoon Characters: Virgil Hawkins/Static, Richie Foley, Robert Hawkins, Sharon Hawkins, Frieda Goren, Edwin Alva, F-Stop, Hotstreak, Daisy, Replikon, Omar Harmozi, Osebo, Dr. Anoyke, Anansi. Voice Actors: Phil LaMarr, Jason Marsden, Kevin Michael Richardson, Michele Morgan, Danica McKellar, Kerrigan Mahan, Danny Cooksey, Crystal Scales, Coolio; Full Voice Cast ... Directed By Victor Dal Chele. Produced By Alan Burnett, Scott Jeralds, Shaun McLaughlin. Written By Dwayne McDuffie. First Aired on January 31, 2004. Originally Aired on Kids WB! (USA). Running Time: 30 minutes. Season: 4 Color U.S.A. Cast Your Vote Here! BCDB Rating: "Out Of Africa" has not yet received enough votes to be rated. Social: Tweet Pin Post your Comments or Review
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