Star Blecch
- Studio
- DC Entertainment, Warner Bros. Animation
- Distributor
- Cartoon Network
Synopsis
Can Captain Smirk put aside his differences with Mr. Shlock to save Earth?
Characters
Captain Zero, Private Space, James T. Jerk, Principal Figgins, Uhura, Megan Fox, Rachel Berry, Mr. Couch Potato Head, Sue Sylvester, Rex, Announcer, Mr. Schlock, Will Schuester, Toodle-oo
Credits
Producing
- Producer
- Kevin Shinick, Mark Marek
- Executive Producers
- Sam Register
Voices
- Voice
- Hugh Davidson (Captain Zero, Private Space), Mikey Day (James T. Jerk, Principal Figgins), Grey DeLisle (Uhura, Megan Fox, Rachel Berry), Larry Dorf (Mr. Couch Potato Head), Rachel Ramras (Sue Sylvester, Rex), Kevin Shinick (Announcer, Mr. Schlock, Will Schuester), Dana Snyder (Toodle-oo)
Crew
- Created By
- William Gaines, Harvey Kurtzman (Magazine)
- Developed By
- Kevin Shinick, Mark Marek
Production notes
Other Sequences: Mouse Forgets to Buy Cheese, Aberzombie & Stitch, Bobbing For Apples, Rejected Toy Story 3 Characters, You've Got Ninjas, GOther Sequencessip Hurl, Tinker Bell's Operation, Beauty Tips with Megan Fox, Marker Phone Call, Spy vs. Spy, and No, It's Not/Snot!.
Using the iconic MAD magazine, published by DC Comics, as inspiration, MAD is an animated sketch-comedy series utilizing a chaotic mix of animation styles and twisted humor to pull back the curtain and expose the truth behind movies, TV shows, games, pop culture and, of course, curtains! Classic MAD magazine characters and features such as Alfred E. Neuman and Spy vs. Spy pop up, and no subject matter or individual is safe from MAD's barrage of parodies and sketches. See cartoons inspired by classic material like Sergio Aragones and Don Martin. In the end, viewers won't get even, they'll just get MAD!
Using the iconic MAD magazine, published by DC Comics, as inspiration, MAD is an animated sketch-comedy series utilizing a chaotic mix of animation styles and twisted humor to pull back the curtain and expose the truth behind movies, TV shows, games, pop culture and, of course, curtains! Classic MAD magazine characters and features such as Alfred E. Neuman and Spy vs. Spy pop up, and no subject matter or individual is safe from MAD's barrage of parodies and sketches. See cartoons inspired by classic material like Sergio Aragones and Don Martin. In the end, viewers won't get even, they'll just get MAD!