Extreme Chode

Extreme Chode

August 31, 2005 TV Episode Tripping the Rift

Studio
CinéGroupe, Film Roman Productions, CHUM Television
Distributor
Ciné-Groupe Corporation

Synopsis

Captain's Log, half-baked and fully loaded ?

Damn, that was a close one. And, for once, I'm not talking about premature ejaculation. I'm talking about my latest run-in with Commander Adam and his Confederation cronies.

Over drinks down at Sammy's, "Assmaster" Adam got on this bragging kick about his brat son, Adam 12. In the same breath, he started ragging on my nephew, Whip.

Now, if I want to call Whip a no-good worthless pissant slacker moron who's lazier than a stagnant puddle of sewage, that's my business. But nobody else better call him that, 'cause he's family. So, naturally, I bet Commander Adam that Whip could whip Adam 12's sorry ass in the spaceboarding competition at the Intergalactic X-Games. The deal was, if Whip lost, I had to give Six to the Commander. (Talk about a "sucker" bet...)

For some crazy reason, both Whip and Six were pissed off when they heard the news. But Whip didn't suck at spaceboarding ? he just needed a little practice to get his game up to, y'know, "intergalactic" standards. Of course, he had only one week; and, of course, he would be responsible for Six's new enslavement if he couldn't master the 1080 McTwist... but that doesn't excuse all that freckin' crying. I told him to man-up and go practice.

Still, for some touchy-feely girly reason, Six thought it would help if I coached him. Sure enough, after he'd heard me yell enough freckin' obscenities to quadruple his vocabulary, Whip pulled off the McTwist. He nearly pulled it off twice, except he landed kinda funny the second time and his foot fell off.

Yes, in a twist of fate that could only happen to an out-of-shape teenage lizard, his foot fell off. It was gonna take weeks to regenerate. Wimp.

We needed a new plan, and fast, so Six had a little talk with Commander Adam's son. She gently pointed out that if he won the competition, then he ? not his sorry excuse for a dad ? should win her. Young Adam agreed, so his dad was forced to change the rules of the bet at the last minute.

Instead of Whip versus Adam 12, now it was me versus Commander Adam. And all that coaching I did must've counted for something, because I managed to whup him good. I saw Six whispering sexily to the judges, but I'm sure she didn't bribe them or anything.... Nah. Must've been those fresh moves I busted (along with my ass).

Characters

Six, Chode, Gus, T'Nuk, Whip, Spaceship Bob, Darph Bobo, Adam

Credits

Directing

Director
Jon Minnis

Producing

Producer
Daniele Joubert, Andrew Makarewicz

Writing

Writer
Ken Goin
Story Editors
Bill Rosenthal, Andrew Borakove

Animation

Animator
Bernie Denk

Voices

Voice
Gina Gershon (Six), Stephen Root (Chode), Maurice LaMarche (Gus), Gayle Garfinkle (T'Nuk), Rick Jones (Whip), "Stuttering" John Melendez (Spaceship Bob), Terence Scammel (Darph Bobo, Adam)

Music

Music
Mario Sevigny

Editing

Editor
Thomas Gill, Martin Briand

Production notes

A humorous and sexy send-up of all things SF, following the adventures of The Free Enterprise, a smuggling vessel led by a stumpy purple alien named Chode, who, along with his colorful group of misfit shipmates, battles arch-enemies and new obstacles in space each week.

Chode's crew includes Six, a sexy cyborg who happens to be the most advanced android ever created; Gus, Chode's sexually confused and verbally abused robot slave; T'Nuk, the ship's esthetically challenged pilot; and Whip, Chode's teenage slacker nephew. Spaceship Bob is the fastest ship in the galaxy.

3D animation.

The Sci-Fi Channel's first-ever original animated series.

Based on a Web short film of the same name, which debuted on Level13.net in November 1999, and which won the grand prize in the Playboy Animation Contest in 2000.