Mama Said
Series title: Adventure Time
- Studio
- Frederator Studios, Cartoon Network Studios
- Animation studio
- Rough Draft Studios
- Distributor
- Warner Bros. Television, Sony Pictures Television
Synopsis
The King of Ooo orders Finn and Jake to find a flying mushroom so that he can ride on it. During their search, they encounter Canyon, who asks them to come with her to find a sacred spring. They decide to accompany Canyon, but are attacked by a giant flying mushroom. Canyon defeats the flying mushroom by digging up the sacred spring and turning its water into a blade to cut the mushroom apart. With no flying mushroom, Finn and Jake attempt to appease the King of Ooo by bringing him a mushroom pizza instead. However, the King of Ooo fires them for their failure. The episode features a non sequitur ending featuring a banana guard member singing The Shirelles' 1961 song, "Mama Said".
Characters
Finn, Jake
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Elizabeth Ito
Producing
- Producer
- Kelly Crews
- Executive Producers
- Derek Drymon, Fred Seibert
- Co-Producer
- Pendleton Ward
Writing
- Writer
- Kris Mukai, Kent Osborne
- Created By
- Pendleton Ward
Voices
- Voice
- Jeremy Shada (Finn), John Di Maggio (Jake), Tom Kenny (Ice King), Niki Yang (Lady Rainicorn), Pendleton Ward (Lumpy Space Princess), Olivia Olson (Marceline the Vampire Queen), Hynden Walch (Princess Bubblegum)
Art Department
Crew
- Associate Producer for Frederator Studios
- Eric Homan
- Supervising Producer for Frederator Studios
- Kevin Kolde
- Executive Producers for Cartoon Network Studios
- Brian A. Miller, Jennifer Pelphrey
- Executive Producers for Cartoon Network
- Curtis Lelash, Rob Swartz, Rob Sorcher
Production notes
Unlikely heroes Finn and Jake are buddies who traverse the mystical Land of Ooo and encounter its colorful inhabitants. Ooo is a land built for adventure. Whether it's saving Princess Bubblegum, defeating zombie candy, mocking the "oxy-moronic" Ice King or rocking out with undead music whiz Marceline the Vampire Queen, for Finn and Jake, it's always Adventure Time.
Premiered as the short film Adventure Time from Frederator Studios Random! Cartoons series.
Each show has two eleven-minute episodes.
Premiered as the short film Adventure Time from Frederator Studios Random! Cartoons series.
Each show has two eleven-minute episodes.
