History WesternAnimation / DaBoomCrew

''Da Boom Crew'' was a ''very'' short-lived 2004 cartoon series created by Bruce Smith (''WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily'') that aired on Creator/KidsWB. Thirteen episodes were made, but the show was such a ratings disaster that only ''four'' of them were aired in the United States; the last nine aired (un-dubbed) in the United Kingdom. The entire series is streaming on Tubi TV and Amazon Prime with the Ameba addon.

* ConvenientlyAnOrphan: All four kids.

* CutShort: 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. and the full series was eventually made available in the U.S. when it was released on Amazon Prime in 2020.

* GenreBlind: The kids demonstrate practically no knowledge of how to succeed in the world they find themselves in, even though it's exactly the same as a video game they themselves made.

* MindScrew: It's not made clear whether [[TrappedInTVLand they got sucked into their game]] or [[ContrivedCoincidence they just happened to get transported to an alien world exactly like it]]. Thanks to the show being cancelled we may never find out.

* PlotHole: The cast are completely unfamiliar with a videogame ''they'' made.

* TotallyRadical: The title alone indicates this, several of the characters talk in slang, though Jupe is the worst offender as practically every other line of dialogue out of his mouth is some generic slang.

* TotallyRadical: The title alone indicates this, several of the characters talk in slang, though Jupe is the worst offender as practically every other line of dialogue out of his mouth is some slang.

* CutShort: 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.

* ShortRunner: The show was introduced in September 2004 and cancelled outright in early October of the same year. Heck, two thirds of the first season never even aired in North America.

* TechnoBabble: One of the more unfortunate examples of all the slang. The nerdy girl insists on using highly elaborate names for everything...like when asking for a wrench.
* TotallyRadical: If the title didn't tip you off to this, there's a lot of it in the show. There's so much it's almost like the writers thought slang = character development.

* FlatCharacter: One of the main reasons of the canceling of the show was that the main characters just weren't interesting. Along with having some rather bland design, they didn't have much going for them personality wise.

* WeHardlyKnewYe: The show was introduced in September 2004 and cancelled outright in early October of the same year. Heck, two thirds of the first season never even aired in North America.

** PrettyFlyForAWhiteGuy: The other half.

''Da Boom Crew'' was a ''very'' short-lived 2004 cartoon series created by Bruce Smith (''WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily'') that aired on Creator/KidsWB. Thirteen episodes were made, but the show was such a ratings disaster that only ''four'' of them were aired in the United States; the last nine aired (un-dubbed) in the United Kingdom. The entire series is streaming on Tubi TV.

''Da Boom Crew'' was a ''very'' short-lived 2004 cartoon series created by Bruce Smith (''WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily'') that aired on Creator/KidsWB. Thirteen episodes were made, but the show was such a ratings disaster that only ''four'' of them were aired in the United States; the last nine aired (un-dubbed) in the United Kingdom.

->''Four kids design and build a video game. Then one day because [[{{Angrish}} BRAGAFLAGAVADA]], they're teleported into a world that looks identical to their game and yet, they are constantly surprised by everything and they don't know where anything is.''
-->-- ''' [[WebVideo/TheMysteriousMrEnter Mr. Enter]] explaining the plot premise in his review of the show'''

* ThreeDEffectsTwoDCartoon: The giant robotic bugs, as well as many vehicles.

* ConspicuousCG: The giant robotic bugs, as well as many vehicles.

-->-- ''' [[WebVideo/TheMysteriousMrEnter Mr Enter]] explaining the plot premise in his review of the show'''

* TheCobblersChildrenHaveNoShoes: The group often struggle with enemies and puzzles. For a game ''they designed''.

* ConspicuousCG: The giant robotic bugs in the first episode, as well as many vehicles.

''Da Boom Crew'' was a ''very'' short-lived 2004 cartoon series created by Bruce Smith (''WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily'') that aired on Creator/KidsWB. 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.

* ConvenientlyAnOrphan: All 4 kids.

* TechnoBabble: One of the more unfortunate examples of all the slang. The nerdy girl insists on using highly elaborate names for everything...like when asking for a wrench.

* TheCobblersChildrenHaveNoShoes: The group often struggle with enemies and puzzles. For a game ''they designed''. [[FridgeBrilliance Maybe they used lots of]] ProceduralGeneration?

* TheCobblersChildrenHaveNoShoes: The group often struggle with enemies and puzzles. For a game ''they designed''.

'''''Da Boom Crew''''' was a ''very'' short-lived 2004 cartoon series created by Bruce Smith (''WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily'') that aired on Creator/KidsWB. 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.

* OpeningNarration

* NotAGame: Nate lampshades it in the opening "This ain't no game no more baby, this is real!"

* TheStarscream: Headlock wants to take the boom cards for himself/

%%* ExpositoryThemeSong

* GenreBlind: The kids demonstrate practically no knowledge of how to succeed in the world they find themselves in, even though it's exactly the same as video game they themselves made.