VICTORious

VICTORious

February 6, 2012 TV Episode MAD

Studio
DC Entertainment, Warner Bros. Animation
Distributor
Cartoon Network

Synopsis

Doctor Doom enrolls in a performing arts high school.

Characters

Cyborg, Admiral Ackbar, Sikowitz, Saxophone Player, Winter, Clown Father, What's Wrong This Picture? Announcer, Nicolas Cage, Andy Samberg, Robbie, Candace Flynn, Beru Lars, Jade, Morgan Freeman, Professor X, Magician, DVR2D2 Announcer, Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III, Andre, Doug, Tori Vega, Sawyer Nelson, Princess Leia, Clown Mother, Phineas Flynn, Ferb Fletcher, Dr. Victor von Doom, Justin Timberlake, Luke Skywalker, Johnson, Clown Son, MAD News Anchor, Board Members

Credits

Producing

Producer
Kevin Shinick, Mark Marek
Executive Producers
Sam Register

Voices

Voice
Hugh Davidson (Cyborg, Admiral Ackbar, Sikowitz, Board Member, Saxophone Player), Larry Dorf (Winter, Board Member, Clown Father, What's Wrong This Picture? Announcer), Keith Ferguson (Nicolas Cage, Andy Samberg, Robbie), Clare Grant (Candace Flynn, Beru Lars, Jade), Tom Kane (Morgan Freeman, Professor X, Magician, DVR2D2 Announcer), Jason Marsden (Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III, Andre, Doug), Rachel Ramras (Tori Vega, Sawyer Nelson, Princess Leia, Clown Mother), Kevin Shinick (Phineas Flynn, Ferb Fletcher, Dr. Victor von Doom, Justin Timberlake, Luke Skywalker, Johnson, Clown Son, MAD News Anchor)

Crew

Created By
William Gaines, Harvey Kurtzman (Magazine)
Developed By
Kevin Shinick, Mark Marek

Production notes

Other Sequences: MAD News, Clown Dinner, DVR2D2, Polka Goat at the Meeting, Man finds Dog in the Snow, Doughboy Poking Support Group, Spy vs. Spy, What's Wrong with This Picture?, and Magician Misfires his Rabbit Trick.

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!