Stripperella - Season One - Uncensored | Dee Bradley Baker, Jon Cryer

Stripperella - Season One - Uncensored | Dee Bradley Baker, Jon Cryer | Stan Lee's other Woman Superheroine

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	Stripperella - Season One - Uncensored Dee Bradley Baker, Jon Cryer Comedy Central, 2005 average customer review:based on 17 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

STRIPPERELLA SEASON ONE - UNCENSORED features Pamela Anderson as the voice of Erotica Jones, a stripper-turned-superhero who fends off evil villains such as Dr. Cesarean, a plastic surgeon who gives unsuspecting women explosive breast implants; Cheapo, a frugal villain who makes his henchmen share a gun and Pushy Galore, a former genetic physicist who breeds animals with designer logos on their skin. With the ability to land safely after jumping from tall buildings, courtesy of her enhanced hair, and her patented move called "Scissor-ella" in which she crushes the villains with her thighs, along with the lie detector implanted in her generously-sized chest, Stripperella proves to be one tough superhero unwilling to give up.

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Funny raunchy cartoon!

I saw this DVD by chance and it looked so crazy that I just had to check it out. The show turned out to be better than what I expected and less sleazy, with some gratuitous topless stuff at the strip club and rampant bathroom humor throughout the series. It's primarily a superhero/spy spoof, sort of in the style of Austin Powers. Stan Lee developed the show and one of the directors is Kevin Altieri, who worked on Batman: The Animated Series, so there's automatically a certain level of quality brought to the show. The animation and designs are very well done, on par with Batman. The artists also do a great job caricaturing many different types of people. Stripperella herself comes across as a dorky likeable character and is well-acted by Pamela Anderson. The villains are over-the-top parodies of megalomaniacs you see over and over in comic books and James Bond movies. Many characters are funny, like the strip club employees, the siamese twins, and especially the spy agency scientists. The spy chief is whacked out. There is also quite a bit of subtle social satire throughout the show. I did feel that a few of the episodes try a little too hard to be funny and cheesy. But episodes like "Beauty and the Obese" and "The Bridesmaid" are pretty good. It's interesting that the visual design for the series changes about halfway through the season. Overall, I felt that Stripperella's new design (the one you see on the DVD cover) has a bit more character than the original design, although the original one is also quite cool. Like one of the other reviewers, I did notice aliasing (jagged edges) on the images and it was a bit distracting. But if you're into ridiculous offbeat cartoons, it's worth checking out!

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Stan Lee's other Woman Superheroine

I watched this on Spike Tv and I loved it.I should put this on my Christmas list.

How sweet it is.

The thing for me is I love Pam Anderson and I love Stan Lee .Put the two together how can you go wrong. Great art work and I love the play on words in the story line.

Great show, different music on this version though.

This was a great show, and it's great to see it uncensored, however they changed the theme. The original had a rock song written and performed by Kid Rock, this version has a more pop song by a woman (uncredited). Yet, if you buy them off iTunes they have the original music, but are rated TV-MA which means probably censored. Maybe Kid Rock didn't want to do the Uncensored version, so he pulled the song? Not a very big deal, though it was a great song, so I kinda miss it.

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Stan , How could you?

Innuendo aside, Stan Lee (creator of Spiderman, Daredevil and the Fantastic Four) and Pamela Anderson cheapen themselves in creating Stripperella. This season one show from Spike TV's beginnings was an experiment which failed-it only lasted one season! This one joke wonder is a curse to all SUPERHEROES-STAN HOW COULD YOU?

However Lee and Anderson poked fun at Anderson's image and so called rep of playing dumb blonde characters with hearts of gold. Stripperella was no different, Stripper by night/Superhero by night was the cute tag line for the show.

For an adult sexual comedy, it was cute. It has bad jokes blended with bad innuendos...it satire that talked down to even adults. It was a 13 year old type jokes in an R rated cartoon. In my opinion that why the cartoon block that Spike TV started with failed badly> They tried Playboy humor in prime time and failed

Is it worth the price? I'd rather see Stacked (see my review, its funnier)....but it is an adult cartoon! (NOT MANY OF THEM!) As in animation , it was better than most stuff out there, but that not say much according to today's standard

Bennet Pomerantz AUDIOWORLD

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