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Western Animation: Da Boom Crew

Da Boom Crew was a very short-lived 2004 cartoon series created by Bruce Smith (The Proud Family) that aired on Kids' WB!. Fourteen episodes were made, but the show was such a ratings disaster that only four of them were aired in the United States; the last 10 aired (un-dubbed) in the United Kingdom.

The plot: Four children create a homemade video game, and a power surge throws them into the game. The show details their adventures in this parallel world. They embark on a quest to find their missing game cartridges and stop the villain Zorch from taking control of the cosmos.

This show contains examples of:

Cut Short: Big time. Only 4 out of 13 episodes were aired in the U.S., though it did have a full run in the U.K.
Expository Theme Song
Mind Screw: It's not made clear whether they got sucked into their game or they just happened to get transported to an alien world exactly like it. Thanks to the show being cancelled we may never find out.
Not a Game
Suspiciously Similar Song: The theme song sounds like Led Zeppelin's Kashmir.
The Millennium Age of Animation
Totally Radical: If the title didn't tip you off to this, there's a lot of it in the show.

The Millennium Age of Animation

Dave the Barbarian

TurnOfTheMillennium/Western Animation

Western Animation

alternative title(s): Da Boom Crew

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