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December 1, 2002 TV Episode Da Möb

Studio
Millimages, Quintus Group, Happy Life, Fox Kids France
Distributor
TV-Loonland, Saban

Synopsis

Rooster, in an attempt to gain street cred by doing charity work, takes on the role of a big brother to an awkward child. Things go awry when the young boy becomes an even better rapper than Rooster.

Characters

Tom, Rooster, JT, Maurice, Sir Hamsta Booty, Tara Byron, Tupac, Maurice, Tara's Boyfriend, Wanda, Twins

Credits

Directing

Director
Philippe Balmossiere (Philippe Balmo), Ray Kozarin

Producing

Producer
Per Carlsson, Ulf Synnerholm

Writing

Writer
Richie Keen
Head Writers
Lionel Enns, David Garrett, Jason Ward
Story Editor
Per Carlsson
Creators
Magnus Carlsson, Peder Erneroth
Developed By
Don London
Staff Writer
Gustin Nash

Voices

Voice
Jamie Kennedy (Tom, Rooster), Neil Ross (Tom, Maurice), Stuart Stone (JT), Phil LaMarr (Sir Hamsta Booty), Tara Strong (Tara Byron), Dame Lee (Tupac), Stephen Fry (Maurice), Adam Lawson (Tara's Boyfriend), Iona Morris (Wanda), Natasha Slayton (Twins)

Casting

Casting
Carmen Cuba

Production notes

Da Möb is an old-school hip-hop band whose three teenage members are convinced that the world anxiously awaits their unique brand of electrifying, in-your-face Caucasian rap. It doesn't. Of course, they don't know that, and they truly believe that one day, they will find an audience that appreciates their genius. To put it bluntly, these three losers would have probably been better off had they never been born.

Alternate title of series: "Da Mob."