Game Over (TV series)
What happens to video game characters after the game ends.
Game Over, an adult animated sitcom from David Sacks and Carsey-Werner Productions, aired on UPN in 2004 and was cancelled after five episodes. The show explored the lives of the Smashenburn family, video game characters existing in a game universe after their game ends.
Quick Facts
- Genre
- Animated sitcom
- Creator
- David Sacks
- Voices
- Patrick Warburton
- Lucy Liu
- Rachel Dratch
- Elizabeth Daily
- Artie Lange
- Marie Matiko
- Composer
- Kevin Riepl
- Country
- United States
- Language
- English
- Company
- Never Give Up Productions
- Venokur Goetsch Venokur
- Carsey-Werner Productions
- DKP Studios
- Seasons
- 1
Facts from the source article.
Characters
The Smashenburn family includes Rip, a Grand Prix driver who crashes daily, voiced by Patrick Warburton. His wife Raquel, voiced by Lucy Liu, works as a covert agent and fights monsters, somewhat like Lara Croft. Their daughter Alice, voiced by Rachel Dratch, is a cynical 14-year-old who plays beach volleyball in a hoodie instead of a bikini. Son Billy, voiced by Elizabeth Daily, is a 13-year-old aspiring rapper. The family pet Turbo, voiced by Artie Lange, is a 300-pound purple walrus-dog that talks, robs pawn shops, smokes cigars, and likes teenage girls. Next door live the Changs, a family of Shaolin monks who practice kung fu, including Dark Princess Chang voiced by Marie Matiko. Another neighbor speaks to Rip in first person.
Frequently Asked Questions
When did Game Over (TV series) first air?
Game Over first aired on 10 March 2004.
When did Game Over (TV series) end?
Game Over last aired on 2 April 2004.
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