Super Adventure Team

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1998–

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Parody Action Adventure Animation Comedy Romance Sci-Fi

अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंThe members of a high-tech action-adventure team, who spend more time dealing with assorted sexual exploits than they do saving the universe.The members of a high-tech action-adventure team, who spend more time dealing with assorted sexual exploits than they do saving the universe.The members of a high-tech action-adventure team, who spend more time dealing with assorted sexual exploits than they do saving the universe.

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1 सीज़न 1998

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6.4

Making History

8.4

Rock 'n' Roll Dad

7.3

Stan Against Evil

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ट्रिविया
Daran Norris would later voice a character in Team America: World Police (2004), also an adult-oriented parody of Thunderbirds (1965).

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President: [the President sniffs a piece of shrimp] Does this smell funny?
Col. Buck Murdock: Nonesense, what could possibly be wrong with unrefridgerated shrimp?
President: [Takes another sniff, then bites] I suppose you're right, just another classic example of my American nivete.
[laughs then gasps]
President: Oh my god, I've got diarrhea!
Col. Buck Murdock: [flatly, not caring] Terrific.

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Featured in Sci-Fi Entertainment: Arthur C. Clarke/Mira Furlan/Scott Sava

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Who owns the rights?

I heard (on NPR) that Gerry Anderson (creator of the brilliant Thunderbirds series) bought the rights to 'Super Adventure Team.'

That's why it can never be rebroadcast.

Unfortunate, since with 'Team America: World Police' coming out soon, now would be a good time for the sister MTV division to relaunch SAT.

There was also a 'Thunderbirds' parody on Saturday Night Live (The Go Lords) and of course the Orbitz commercial.

I highly recommend catching an episode of the original 'Thunderbirds'(1964), or its evil twin 'Captain Scarlet' (1967), as an introduction to this genre.

Andersons' crew clearly had to relearn film-making and especially editing to work effectively with puppet stars. The result is the unique quick cut style that still holds up today.