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Three high school students - Mike Fukanaga, Owen Reynolds, and Amanda McKay - become ninjas with the help of Mike's grandpa.Three high school students - Mike Fukanaga, Owen Reynolds, and Amanda McKay - become ninjas with the help of Mike's grandpa.Three high school students - Mike Fukanaga, Owen Reynolds, and Amanda McKay - become ninjas with the help of Mike's grandpa.
- Won 1 Primetime Emmy
- 2 wins & 3 nominations total
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As a parent, the one thing that really irritates me is that all of the shows that are aimed at kids these days are so girly! I mean, iCarly, Hannah Montanna, Wizards of Waverly Place....am I wrong? For my 8 year old son who enjoys playing with monster trucks and action figures, this really won't cut it.
Which brings me to why I am so thankful for Supah Ninjas! This is the first kids show in awhile that truly appeals to young boys. It's fun, funny, action packed, yet the violence is really very minimal. I also really love the message that it sends in that sometimes ordinary kids, can do extraordinary things. As a mom I truly appreciate that. I've watched a few episodes with my son and I find myself laughing along with him. Artistically it's absolutely fantastic, extremely appealing to the eye! OK, you caught me, I actually enjoy the show quite a bit as well. Most of all, I love that now I don't have to sift through adult oriented action films just to find something geared towards a boy.
The other day my son told me "Mom, for Halloween this year, I want to be a Supah Ninja!" Please keep this show running, it's fantastic!
Which brings me to why I am so thankful for Supah Ninjas! This is the first kids show in awhile that truly appeals to young boys. It's fun, funny, action packed, yet the violence is really very minimal. I also really love the message that it sends in that sometimes ordinary kids, can do extraordinary things. As a mom I truly appreciate that. I've watched a few episodes with my son and I find myself laughing along with him. Artistically it's absolutely fantastic, extremely appealing to the eye! OK, you caught me, I actually enjoy the show quite a bit as well. Most of all, I love that now I don't have to sift through adult oriented action films just to find something geared towards a boy.
The other day my son told me "Mom, for Halloween this year, I want to be a Supah Ninja!" Please keep this show running, it's fantastic!
I like to watch this show to see George Takei because of his connection to Star Trek. As "Hologramps" he is the center of the good guys and how they operate. There is a clunky robot that is mildly entertaining but not being utilized enough. The other redeeming feature of this show is that you might learn some martial arts moves you could use in real life, but you have to watch closely. Other than that, the plots are lame, the dialogue stilted, and bad guys just plain stupid.
The writers should take time off to watch the old "Batman" serials for tips on writing funny tongue-in-cheek dialogue, which would lift this show from "mild" to "very" entertaining.
The writers should take time off to watch the old "Batman" serials for tips on writing funny tongue-in-cheek dialogue, which would lift this show from "mild" to "very" entertaining.
Well I'm 19 and i watch mostly kids shows than adult shows. Like CSI, NCIS etc etc. I watch mostly sitcoms. Watching this show i laughed and it has action in it. I have a nephew of six he's not allowed to watch a lot of shows cause my sister thinks they are either dumb or too violent. This has not a lot of violence has just plain good laughable martial art moves.
Its funny action packed not too violent and has a good message. Nick TV programming is not bad iCarly is funny till a certain point. I Don't watch Victorious saw it once didn't feel like keep watching it. I prefer Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide cause even though the results may vary and some options are lets say unrealistic it has a good message and some good tips. And that's what's missing in a lot of Nick shows the good message with the funny tone. I love Supah Ninja its funny and cool. (To me)
Its funny action packed not too violent and has a good message. Nick TV programming is not bad iCarly is funny till a certain point. I Don't watch Victorious saw it once didn't feel like keep watching it. I prefer Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide cause even though the results may vary and some options are lets say unrealistic it has a good message and some good tips. And that's what's missing in a lot of Nick shows the good message with the funny tone. I love Supah Ninja its funny and cool. (To me)
Taste and colors you should not discuss as they say and logic neither. In this current world that needs cleaner and less gory shows for kids and teens, Supah Ninja delivers. This is a great show like the "Old Batman Style" of the 60's: clean fun, funky villains, good entertainment. Nowadays, for those people are criticizing fun kids clean shows, I must say that they are not in touch with what kids/tweens even teens need: clean fun, a show that underlines loyalty, courage etc...so, great valor. Supah Ninja is that! I am French, spent more than twelve years in the USA, doing from Law to Commerce even dealing with known celebrities and I dig it...so, I hope more Americans do understand and appreciate that show which is a refreshing breath of clean fun air for our generation and even parents: no need to see gory blood, swearing, pimping action and so on. Supah Ninja is a cool American fun show so do not dismiss it because you do not either like the style of it or because of ignorance..
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I remember watching this show when it first aired and loving every minute of it. The characters were both funny and interesting, the story follows a villain-of-the-week formula that somehow manages to stay fresh and interesting, and the comedy was good enough to keep me and my dad (who became certifiably hooked after I made him watch an episode with me) laughing through the entire show.
Did you know
- TriviaRyan Potter was born in the USA but spent much of his childhood in Tokyo. His character stays true to his Japanese heritage.
- ConnectionsFeatured in 2013 Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards (2013)
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- Supah Ninjas!
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- 30m
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- 1.78 : 1
- 16:9 HD
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