History WebVideo / TheNewAdventuresOfCaptainS

* ZombieApocalypse: ''[[ZombiesAteMyNeighbors Zombies Ate My Homeroom]]''.

The first season consisted of ten episodes each running about 10-15 minutes. In 2009 the staff announced that due to unspecified production difficulties ,a second season was being called off. Later, it was revealed that Screwattack required them to wrap up the airing - not just the shooting - of the episodes by August, so that a [=DVD=] could be released in November. At the end of May, shooting had not begun yet, so the team thought that meeting the deadline was completely impossible.

A WebVideo series debuting in 2007.

!!This series features examples of:

* ShoutOut: The Big Blue Head is a reference to Zordon, the mentor of the [[MightyMorphinPowerRangers Power Rangers]]. [=NES=] acts exactly like Malcolm does in SuperhumanSamuraiSyberSquad. In ''Captain S'll Make Ya Clap Clap'', the Game Genie even calls humans "meat-things" like Kilokahn does in ''Superhuman Samurai Syber Squad''.

Sega Genesis nerd Chad Belmont buys a strange game cartridge and when he plugs it in, finds himself sucked into the realm where games are real. As [[TheMessiah the Video Defender]] he's called upon to save the worlds of different games and in the process often learns a lesson that helps him with his problems in the real world. After a few episodes his friends Lunk and Becky learn Chad's secret and support him on their side of the screen.

* AmbidextrousSprite: Parodied in the ''MortalKombat''-inspired final battle of the show where the S on Chad's jacket and NES's Power Glove changing sides when they turn around.

* AmbidextrousSprite: Spoofed in the ''MortalKombat''-inspired final battle of the show, with the S on Chad's jacket flipping sides when he turns around.

* AffectionateParody: Including but not limited to CaptainNTheGameMaster, teen sitcoms, and the ConsoleWars of the early 90's.

The first season consisted of ten episodes each running about 10-15 minutes. In 2009 the staff announced that due to unspecified production difficulties [[TooGoodToLast a second season was being called off]]. Later, it was revealed that Screwattack required them to wrap up the airing - not just the shooting - of the episodes by August, so that a [=DVD=] could be released in November. At the end of May, shooting had not begun yet, so the team thought that meeting the deadline was completely impossible.

!!The [[TooGoodToLast never]] [[WhatCouldHaveBeen released]] [[http://www.pbc-productions.com/messageboard/viewtopic.php?p=16784&highlight=#16784 second season]] would have featured examples of:

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* TheCorruption: would have happened (only to a certain extent) to Chad, after he starts using a cheat device that increases his powers. It would have had a much worse effect on Tobias (see WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity below), for the same reason.

* BigDamnHeroes: or in this case, Big Damn {{Antihero}}. Nigel would have reappeared just in time to save Chad and Adam from Tobias.

* NotQuiteDead: Nigel, who had apparently made a Heroic Sacrifice in season 1, would have been revealed to be alive and well, working for the Third Party in Videoland.

* WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity: it would have happened to Tobias, a genius programmer who discovers Videoland. At first, he would have tried to become an OlderSidekick to Captain S, only to be turned away and laughed at. His subsequent attempt to reveal the existence of Videoland to his colleagues and boss would have failed too, and he would have been fired. He would have then received a cheat device (similar to the one that started TheCorruption on Chad) and started using it for himself. At first, he would have used its powers to destroy his enemies, then he would have started to reshape Videoland to his will and absorb video game bosses to increase his power even more.

* WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity: it would have happened to Tobias, a genius programmer who discovers Videoland. At first, he would have tried to become an OlderSidekick to Captain S, only to be turned away and laughed at. His subsequent attempt to reveal the existence of Videoland to his colleagues and boss would have failed too, and he would have been fired. He would have then received a cheat device (similar to the one that started TheCorruption on Chad) and started using it for himself. At first, he would have used it to destroy his enemies, then he would have started to reshape Videoland to his will and absorb video game bosses to increase his power even more.

* NotQuiteDead: [[AntiHero Nigel]], who had apparently made a Heroic Sacrifice in season 1, would have been revealed to be alive and well, working for the Third Party in Videoland.

* HeelToFaceTurn: would have happened to Adam Jaguar (see TheRival below), after the [[BigBad Game Genie]] is resurrected.

* NotSoHarmless: After Game Genie "upgrades" NES with the Virtual Boy, he becomes a much more dangerous opponent for Chad.

* ShoutOut: The Big Blue Head is a reference to Zordon, the mentor of the [[MightyMorphinPowerRangers Power Rangers]]. [=NES=] acts exactly like Malcolm does in SuperhumanSamuraiSyberSquad.

** The BLAMEpisode "Radical Sega Games" was an AffectionateParody of ''WebVideo/AwesomeVideoGames''.

* ShoutOut: The Big Blue Head is a reference to Zordon, the mentor of the [[MightyMorphinPowerRangers Power Rangers]].

The first season consisted of ten episodes each running about 10-15 minutes. In 2009 the staff announced that due to unspecified production difficulties [[TooGoodToLast a second season was being called off]].

* ShoutOut: Really? You want us to point out what The Big Blue Head is a reference [[PowerRangers to?]]

A WebOriginal series debuting in 2007.