- Genre
- Animation
- Year
- 2008
- Runtime
- 1 season
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Spaceballs: The Animated Series
Intergalactic laughs that boldly go where no spoof has gone.
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Synopsis
"Spaceballs: The Animated Series" is a 2008 animated television show that serves as a humorous continuation and expansion of Mel Brooks' cult classic 1987 film "Spaceballs." The series captures the original movie's satirical and parodic essence, lampooning the science fiction genre, especially "Star Wars." It follows the adventures of Lone Starr and his companions as they navigate absurd and comical misadventures across the galaxy. Packed with witty dialogue, slapstick comedy, and self-referential humor, the show aims to entertain fans of the original while introducing the quirky world of Spaceballs to a new audience through vibrant animation and playful storytelling.
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Reviews
Critically, "Spaceballs: The Animated Series" received mixed to negative reviews. On IMDb, the show holds a low rating of 4.2 out of 10, reflecting a general lack of enthusiasm from viewers. Many critics noted that while the series attempted to recreate the charm and wit of Mel Brooks’ original film, it often fell short, especially in terms of humor and animation quality. Some reviewers felt the jokes were repetitive and lacked the sharpness and originality that made the movie a cult favorite. The animation style was sometimes described as subpar, not matching the film’s iconic status or the standards of contemporary animated series. For example, some fan reviews mentioned that the series feels more like a stretched-out skit rather than a fully developed show, which detracts from its ability to stand on its own. However, fans of the original movie might appreciate the recognizable characters and Brooks' voice work, seeing the series as a nostalgic albeit modest attempt at bringing back the Spaceballs universe. Overall, it struggled to impress both critics and the audience beyond the initial fanbase.
