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'''''Teamo Supremo''''' (2002-2004) was a [[Disney]] cartoon originally aired as part of Disney's One Saturday Morning right before its transition into ABC Kids, and was just as quickly shown in reruns on [[Toon Disney]] (and for a short while, the regular [[Disney Channel]]) when the channel was still showing Disney cartoons on a regular basis. It is a rather simple show about three ordinary schoolchildren named Crandall (center), Hector (left), and Brenda (right), who take on the secret identities of the eponymous [[They Fight Crime|crime-fighting]] trio to battle some stupid evildoers. As superheroes, they call themselves Captain Crandall, Skate Lad, and Rope Girl, respectively.
'''''Teamo Supremo''''' (2002-2004) was a [[Disney]] cartoon originally aired as part of Disney's One Saturday Morning right before its transition into ABC Kids, and was just as quickly shown in reruns on [[Toon Disney]] (and for a short while, the regular [[Disney Channel]]) when the channel was still showing Disney cartoons on a regular basis. It is a rather simple show about three ordinary schoolchildren named Crandall (center), Hector (left), and Brenda (right), who take on the secret identities of the eponymous [[They Fight Crime|crime-fighting]] trio to battle some stupid evildoers. As superheroes, they call themselves Captain Crandall, Skate Lad, and Rope Girl, respectively.


Perhaps because of the simplicity of that, the show was never one of Disney's popular franchises (some detractors falsely [[They Copied It So It Sucks|accused it of being a ripoff of]] ''[[The Powerpuff Girls]]'', despite the obvious fact that Teamo was made up of [[Three Amigos|two males and one girl]] who were not related by blood nor the result of a lab accident) and only had 39 episodes (albeit each one following a [[Two Shorts]] format). What the viewers missed out on, though, was a short [[Story Arc]] in the third season regarding Crandall's superpowers (he thinks he is an alien) that was [[Cut Short|left unresolved]] as a result of the series' cancellation.
Perhaps because of the simplicity of that, the show was never one of Disney's popular franchises (some detractors falsely [[They Copied It, So It Sucks|accused it of being a ripoff of]] ''[[The Powerpuff Girls]]'', despite the obvious fact that Teamo was made up of [[Three Amigos|two males and one girl]] who were not related by blood nor the result of a lab accident) and only had 39 episodes (albeit each one following a [[Two Shorts]] format). What the viewers missed out on, though, was a short [[Story Arc]] in the third season regarding Crandall's superpowers (he thinks he is an alien) that was [[Cut Short|left unresolved]] as a result of the series' cancellation.
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* [[Heel Face Turn]]: Tiffany Javelyns, alias the Songstress, helps Teamo after her first appearance.
* [[Heel Face Turn]]: Tiffany Javelyns, alias the Songstress, helps Teamo after her first appearance.
* [[Halloween Episode]] ("The Haunted House on Horror Hill")
* [[Halloween Episode]] ("The Haunted House on Horror Hill")
* [[Hey Its That Voice]]: The Birthday Bandit is voiced by the guy who did The Joker.
* [[Hey It's That Voice]]: The Birthday Bandit is voiced by the guy who did The Joker.
** A more in-company example: The Gauntlet is Rex from ''[[Toy Story]]'' and the principal from ''[[Teachers Pet (Animation)|Teachers Pet]]''.
** A more in-company example: The Gauntlet is Rex from ''[[Toy Story]]'' and the principal from ''[[Teachers Pet (Animation)|Teachers Pet]]''.
* [[Hook Hand]]: Laser Pirate has one.
* [[Hook Hand]]: Laser Pirate has one.
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* [[Large Ham]]: Crandall
* [[Large Ham]]: Crandall
* [[Laser Blade]]: Laser Pirate's laser hook
* [[Laser Blade]]: Laser Pirate's laser hook
* [[Luke I Am Your Father]]: Parodied when Skate Lad corners the CheapSkate. ("No you're not; my dad works down at the sporting goods store. I look just like him, loser!")
* [[Luke, I Am Your Father]]: Parodied when Skate Lad corners the CheapSkate. ("No you're not; my dad works down at the sporting goods store. I look just like him, loser!")
* [[Mad Artist]]: The Animating Anarchist.
* [[Mad Artist]]: The Animating Anarchist.
* [[Mad Scientist]]
* [[Mad Scientist]]
* [[Master of Illusion]]
* [[Master of Illusion]]
* [[May December Romance]]: In the last episode, Paulson has something he wants to admit to Samantha, but he gets cut off. And keep in mind, he's already got grey hair while Samantha looks below 40.
* [[May-December Romance]]: In the last episode, Paulson has something he wants to admit to Samantha, but he gets cut off. And keep in mind, he's already got grey hair while Samantha looks below 40.
* [[Meganekko]]: Crandall's mom, Mrs. Woolingantz, and the blonde girl who whispers to Mrs. Woolingantz to excuse Teamo.
* [[Meganekko]]: Crandall's mom, Mrs. Woolingantz, and the blonde girl who whispers to Mrs. Woolingantz to excuse Teamo.
* [[Missing Episode]]: "Will You Be My Valentine Bandit?" / "Uncontrollable Goopy Substance" was aired on [[Toon Disney]] only once, in a lousy time slot, and then never again. It is not known ''why'' the episode was never re-aired, although [[Epileptic Trees]] surface on these.
* [[Missing Episode]]: "Will You Be My Valentine Bandit?" / "Uncontrollable Goopy Substance" was aired on [[Toon Disney]] only once, in a lousy time slot, and then never again. It is not known ''why'' the episode was never re-aired, although [[Epileptic Trees]] surface on these.
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* [[Time Travel]]
* [[Time Travel]]
* [[Totally Radical]]: Governor Kevin lived this trope, but it was probably intentional and [[Tropes Are Not Bad|he managed to come across as a pretty cool guy despite (and perhaps even thanks to) it]].
* [[Totally Radical]]: Governor Kevin lived this trope, but it was probably intentional and [[Tropes Are Not Bad|he managed to come across as a pretty cool guy despite (and perhaps even thanks to) it]].
* [[Wake Up Go to School Save The World]]
* [[Wake Up, Go to School, Save The World]]
* [[We Can Rule Together]]: Laser Pirate offers to make Crandall his first mate, which he of course declines ("Why would I want to be a first mate when I'm already a captain!")
* [[We Can Rule Together]]: Laser Pirate offers to make Crandall his first mate, which he of course declines ("Why would I want to be a first mate when I'm already a captain!")
* [[Where the Hell Is Springfield]]: The state's name is never mentioned.
* [[Where the Hell Is Springfield?]]: The state's name is never mentioned.
* [[You Gotta Have Blue Hair]]: Brenda's hair is purple.
* [[You Gotta Have Blue Hair]]: Brenda's hair is purple.


Revision as of 02:23, 9 January 2014

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Teamo Supremo (2002-2004) was a Disney cartoon originally aired as part of Disney's One Saturday Morning right before its transition into ABC Kids, and was just as quickly shown in reruns on Toon Disney (and for a short while, the regular Disney Channel) when the channel was still showing Disney cartoons on a regular basis. It is a rather simple show about three ordinary schoolchildren named Crandall (center), Hector (left), and Brenda (right), who take on the secret identities of the eponymous crime-fighting trio to battle some stupid evildoers. As superheroes, they call themselves Captain Crandall, Skate Lad, and Rope Girl, respectively.

Perhaps because of the simplicity of that, the show was never one of Disney's popular franchises (some detractors falsely accused it of being a ripoff of The Powerpuff Girls, despite the obvious fact that Teamo was made up of two males and one girl who were not related by blood nor the result of a lab accident) and only had 39 episodes (albeit each one following a Two Shorts format). What the viewers missed out on, though, was a short Story Arc in the third season regarding Crandall's superpowers (he thinks he is an alien) that was left unresolved as a result of the series' cancellation.

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