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jecobiswain: My favorite surprise of the night yesterday being reunited with My Marvel Buddy Sebastain Stan, The Winter Soldier 🦾🎉💯✨💫 He is the best and not only an amazing actor but truly such an all around great person too! Miss working with you big bro 😎💯💪🏽
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Sound familiar? Check out some of the voices behind the characters of My Dad the Bounty Hunter.
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nightcourtcaps · 1 year
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Production stills of India de Beaufort as Olivia, John Larroquette as Dan Fielding, JeCobi Swain as Xavier, Lacretta as Gurgs, and Melissa Rauch as Abby Stone for the episode ‘Justice Buddies' airing tonight on NBC.
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Have you guys heard of this cool new show called My Dad The Bounty Hunter? A few of us hadn’t, so Dallas is here to tell us all about it! If you’re looking for a new animated show or family show to check out, this may be the one for you! Check out Dallas’ thoughts!
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My Dad the Bounty Hunter Teaser
Two kids stow away with their father on his way to work only to discover that he is an intergalactic bounty hunter. It’s take your kids to work day tot he extreme.
My Dad the Bounty Hunter stars the voice talents of Laz Alonso, Yvonne Orji, Priah Ferguson, Yvette Nicole Brown, JeCobi Swain, Leslie Uggams, Rob Riggle, Jim Rash, and Jamie Chung.
My Dad the Bounty Hunter hits Netflix on February 9, 2023.
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Official Teaser For MY DAD THE BOUNTY HUNTER
Official Teaser For MY DAD THE BOUNTY HUNTER
Netflix has released this official teaser for “My Dad the Bounty Hunter” Premieres: February 9, 2023 Episodes: 10 episodes x 22 minutes Format: CG Animation Created by: Everett Downing and Patrick Harpin Executive Producers: Everett Downing and Patrick Harpin Key Cast: Laz Alonso, Yvonne Orji, Priah Ferguson, Yvette Nicole Brown, JeCobi Swain, Leslie Uggams, Rob Riggle, Jim Rash, Jamie…
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Abby Ryder Fortson, Kathy Bates, Rachel Adams, Benny Safdie, Elle Graham, Katherine Mallen Kupferer, Amari Alexis Price, Kate MacCluggage, Landon S. Baxter, Aidan Wojtak Hissong, Echo Kellum, Simms May, Isol
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Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret. (2023) Review
When her family moves from the city to the suburbs from New York to New Jersey, Margaret who’s 11 years old must navigate new friends, feelings and the impending start of puberty. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Continue reading Untitled
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Here are couple of new characters introduced in My Dad the Bounty Hunter Season 2!
The Widowmaker (Ralph Ineson), Adja (Thando Thabethe), Emperor Odoman (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje), B'Caala (Keith David), Pam (Chelsea Peretti), and Beta (Mara Junot).
And of course we have many returning from Season 1!
Tess (Yvonne Orji), KRS (Yvette Nicole Brown), Lisa (Priah Ferguson), Sean (JeCobi Swain), Blobby (Patrick Harpin), Glorlox (Rob Riggle), and Terry/Sabo Brok (Laz Alonso).
S2 TRAILER
VIEW THE FIRST EPISODE OF SEASON 2 HERE!
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My Dad the Bounty Hunter Review
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My Dad the Bounty Hunter is a coming-of-age animated sci-fi adventure series by Everett Downing Jr. and Patrick Harpin. Both have worked in the animation industry for many years, often as storyboarders or writers. However, this is their first series they have created on their own. This review will have spoilers.
Reprinted from Pop Culture Maniacs and Wayback Machine. This was the twenty-fourth article I wrote for Pop Culture Maniacs. This post was originally published on February 14, 2023.
This animated series centers on the story of Terry (voiced by Laz Alonso), a Black father who has a secret job: he is a bounty hunter named Sabo Bok. One day, his children, annoyed by his constant disappearances, stowaway in his flying car, and find themselves in a spaceship. Terry is forced to care for his precocious daughter Lisa (voiced by Priah Ferguson), and his nerdy, but anxious, son Sean (voiced by Jecobi Swain). All the while he faces his former business partner, Gorlox (voiced by Rob Riggle), and the Conglomerate, represented by The Fixer (voiced by Jim Rash) who is a bit like Agent Smith in the Matrix franchise.
Personally, I was not planning on watching this series, and knew even less about it, as no one has even bothered to create a Wikipedia page for it! In an effort to watch more shows made by Black creators, I decided to give this series a chance, and I was impressed by what I watched. The voice actors and animation was top notch, as is the music selection.
In some ways, My Dad the Bounty Hunter felt familiar. That's because voice actors like Yvette Nicole Brown, Kari Wahlgen, Yvonne Orji, Christian Lanz, Keith Ferguson, Andrew Morgado, and SungWon Cho, who voice Krs, Lootbat, Tess and other assorted characters in this series, are all well-known voice actors. They are known for their roles in The Ghost and Molly McGee, Velma, Fairfax, Elena of Avalor, Victor and Valentino, Craig of the Creek, High Guardian Spice, Gen:Lock, and The Cuphead Show.
Furthermore, the plot line of this series reminded me, in more ways than one, of episodes of Dogs in Space and Cleopatra in Space, which share some of the same voice actors. It even made me think of the first season of Star Wars: The Bad Batch, when Omega and the Bad Batch are on the run from various bounty hunters who want to kill or capture Omega.
Since the series is for all ages, there rarely blood spilled, just some laser battles, fights, and the like. Sure, no one is invincible, but also, no one gets seriously hurt, apart from Terry crash-landing on a planet and some scuffles. There aren't assassinations on the scale of the Immediate Murder Professionals in Helluva Boss or mass murder akin to the season one finale of Invincible.
All in all, I found My Dad the Bounty Hunter a fun watch. Even so, I would have preferred, just as I did with Season 2 of The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder, for 1-2 episodes to air every week, rather than all the episodes dropping at once on February 9th. That would allow for more time to take in what is happening in each episode. On the other hand, the series almost seemed to be designed for a binge, since a lot happens in a short period of time, assisted by music and fast-pacing. The series was undoubtedly affected by the fact that, reportedly, 99% of it was produced "at-home" because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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There was nothing to dislike when it comes to the show's cast. This is despite the fact that this is Laz Alonso's first major voice role, while Jecobi Swain and Priah Ferguson are new to voice acting. They only voice characters in Hamster & Gretel and Firebuds. The same can be said for the more seasoned voice actors, including, apart from those I mentioned earlier, Jamie Chung (as Vax) and Maddie Taylor (as Torga). There are other new voice actors such as Leslie Uggams (as Grandma), Everett Downing Jr. (as Bogdog), and Devin Bright (as Player 2). This gives the series life and makes the characters much more relatable.
Just as The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder is likely to garner a Black audience, the same is the case for My Dad the Bounty Hunter. It is designed for families, especially, like many other all-ages series currently out there. In addition, characters like Lisa, who is sassy and intelligent, may become beloved. Some might even connect to the fact that she organized a gambling den at her local school and held high-stakes poker games. She is like Maya in The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder, in that she when she gets passionate and determined, no one can stop her. In fact, Lisa becomes skilled with a sword, and plays a vital role, especially when helping her dad out of some tough situations, as does her brother Sean.
As I've said in other reviews, 3-D animation is not always my favorite. For instance, I think the Tales of Arcadia can be a bit hard to watch at times due to the animation style. However, the animation is done very well in this series. It is as strong as the flowing animation in D4DJ. Computer generated images can be good if they are animated with a distinct style, but traditional, 2-D animation, is just as good. The series was supposed to be 2-D originally, but it cost less to do 3-D, as they didn't have to build sets, while flashback scenes were 2-D, which separated "the present from the past" as Harpin noted.
Due to the fact that My Dad the Bounty Hunter is only 10 episodes, there isn't much time for lore, or even exploration of everyone's backstory. There's some backstory given for Terry, Tess (Terry's wife), and a bit for Lisa, but that's it. Even so, this doesn't take away from some of the messages in the series, emphasizing the importance of family, togetherness, and overcoming obstacles. This creates a wholesome series which sticks with you, episode-to-episode.
This fades away when the story centers on brutal exploitation of the Chillas by the Conglomerate. These creatures are imprisoned and forced to mine minerals for no pay (i.e. as slaves), with the materials only used to make the Conglomerate that much richer. Unlike Qui-Jon Jinn, who only freed Anakin from slavery on Tatooine, Lisa, with the help of Vax and her comrades, frees all of them. She ultimately convinces her dad, Terry, to side with her, once he realizes he is doing the wrong thing.
Watching My Dad the Bounty Hunter made me think of the exploitation of the worms in Futurama, especially exemplified by Slurms MacKenzie, who caused the caves to collapse, when he parties one last time. There are similarities to the Ewoks in Return of the Jedi in more ways than one, or rescue missions in Star Wars Rebels and Star Wars: The Bad Batch, which ends up freeing those imprisoned, often by the Galactic Empire, even if it puts their lives in jeopardy.
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The season one finale of My Dad the Bounty Hunter leaves the door open for more seasons. It remains to be seen if Netflix will go that route, or whether it will treat it like City of Ghosts, a curiosity which executives deemed as needing no continuation. I remain hopeful that despite all the shenanigans going on at Netflix right now, they will renew the series.
After all, since the series is based on the dynamics within the family of co-creator Everett Downing Jr., there is likely more to explore in that realm. There are other plotlines which could be told in a second season. Perhaps Lisa will have a boyfriend, or even a girlfriend, and family conflicts may erupt, changing this from a happy family-friendly series into a more mature one.
Even so, it is likely, more than not, that a second season would continue to portray a loving Black family, and have additional sci-fi elements, which the creators said they incorporated into the series the best they could. When asked about another season, one of the co-creators said he would like to focus on Tess and "give her a shot in the captain’s seat."
Furthermore, since the first season of My Dad the Bounty Hunter was said to be a "love letter to animation, science fiction, and Black families" rolled into a wild action-comedy, it is possible that another season would go even further. There is a lot which can be done with animation, unlike any other medium, which makes it apt for storytelling. Of course, not every animated series is superb, and some are subpar. But, when animation is done well, it shines like nothing else. This series shines.
This series is unique, even on Netflix. While the streaming platform hosts shows like Princess Power, Ada Twist Scientist, Dogs in Space, Hilda, The Dragon Prince, Bee and Puppycat, and Dragon Age: Absolution, nothing even comes close to this series. The same can be said for the upcoming Agent Elvis and Mulligan.
The only comparison with this series is on other streaming platforms, specifically in the Star Wars franchise, a flagship grounding Disney+ in the streaming wars. Perhaps, My Dad the Bounty Hunter is being used to compete with those series. Although, if that is the case, it would be absurd, since the other series are much longer lived, and likely have more money behind them.
In the end, while My Dad the Bounty Hunter is not my favorite series ever, I thoroughly enjoyed watching it and I'd definitely recommend it, as it can be watched in its entirety during a morning, or an afternoon.
My Dad the Bounty Hunter is currently streaming on Netflix.
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gebo4482 · 1 year
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My Dad The Bounty Hunter - Official Teaser Trailer (2023)
Star: Russell Hornsby / Priah Ferguson / JeCobi Swain
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thecastingcircle · 1 year
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Making of the Theme Song with Redman | My Dad the Bounty Hunter 
Go behind the scenes with Redman where he speaks about making the My Dad The Bounty Hunter theme song, in collaboration with the Elevators. "My Dad the Bounty Hunter" debuts February 9 only on Netflix. 
 The hyperdrive adventures of two kids who discover their seemingly average joe dad is actually an intergalactic bounty hunter! Dodging dangerous aliens and laser fights galore, this family bonding time goes to the extreme. 
Starring Laz Alonso, Priah Ferguson, Jecobi Swain, Yvonne Orji, Jamie Chung, Yvette Nicole Brown, Rob Riggle, Jim Rash, Leslie Uggams.
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Disney Junior Dates Heroic January 11 Premiere For SuperKitties As Part Of The Start Of Disney’s 100 Years Of Wonder Celebration.
Kickoff 100 Years of Wonder with some paw-some news!
Disney Junior sets the premiere of SuperKitties for January 11 on Disney Junior with an initial batch of episodes dropping on Disney+ USA on the same day.
An album featuring the songs of the series will drop on digital musical services on January 13 via Walt Disney Records.
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Justin Guarini has joined the voice cast in a recurring role as The Cat Burglar is, as his name suggests, a thief. If someone has it, he wants it. Always one step ahead, he enjoys playfully teasing the SuperKitties in their never-ending game of cat and mouse. He is all swag until you surprise him, then… cue the scaredy-cat!
The voice cast for the upcoming series includes Emma Berman as Ginny, Cruz Flateau as Sparks, JeCobi Swain as Buddy and Pyper Braun as Bitsy.
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“SuperKitties is created by Paula Rosenthal, who will also be an executive producer, along with Kirk Van Wormer as Executive Producer produced by Silvergate Media & Disney Junior Educational Resource Group.
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Ignore my previous ask, this is the original link to a vid of Seb dancing with child actor Jecobi Swain. instagram*com/reel/CidY6pMLof8/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
This is adorable AF! Love how good he is with kids 😍
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ARE YOU THERE GOD? IT’S ME, MARGARET (2023)
Starring Abby Ryder Fortson, Rachel McAdams, Elle Graham, Benny Safdie, Kathy Bates, Echo Kellum, Isol Young, Amari Alexis Price, Katherine Kupferer, Kate MacCluggage, Aidan Wojtak-Hissong, Landon Baxter, Mackenzie Joy Potter, Olivia Frances Williams, Michael Platarote, Simms May, Zackary Brooks, JeCobi Swain, Eden Lee, Naida Nelson and Tahirah Harrison.
Screenplay by  Kelly Fremon Craig.
Directed by Kelly Fremon Craig.
Distributed by Lionsgate Films. 106 minutes. Rated PG-13.
Judy Blume seems to be going through a pop culture resurgence. Just last week Judy Blume Forever, a documentary on the life and career of the author who pioneered young adult novels, started spreading through towns across the country. Now, after 53 years, we have the release of a film based on what is arguably Blume’s most beloved book, the sweet and refreshingly frank coming-of-age story Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret.
Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret has been a standard of school curriculums and a favorite of young girls for decades. It is a smart and funny look at growing up in the 1960s, trying to figure out all the important things in life for tween girls – religion, family, puberty, friendship, boys…. And, for better or worse, I have never seen a film which spent so much time subtly contemplating menstruation.
The film version is helmed by writer-director Kelly Fremon Craig, who has surprisingly been pretty much missing in action since 2016, when she released yet another fantastic coming-of-age film for young women, the original narrative The Edge of Seventeen.
It turns out that the mix of Judy Blume and Kelly Fremon Craig is a potent one, because Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret is a delight. It is an intelligent, empathetic, humorous and not the least bit patronizing look at childhood.
Margaret (Abby Ryder Fortson) is a twelve-year-old girl in the midst of a lot of upheaval. It is the late 1960s (I’d say about 1968, on a guess.) Her parents (Rachel McAdams and Benny Safdie) have just moved from her beloved New York City to the suburbs of New Jersey. She’s left behind her friends and now must negotiate a new school. She misses her beloved grandmother (Kathy Bates) and her home.
And she’s not sure how she feels about her new friends, particularly Nancy (Elle Graham), who thinks she knows everything about everything, but deep down may just be a scared and mean little girl.
The film looks at Margaret’s search for faith – her dad is a lapsed Jew; mom is a lapsed Catholic. They have always contended that Margaret will decide on her own religious beliefs when she is ready – much to the disappointment of the grandparents. She is also negotiating junior high school (that’s middle school now) politics and whether or not the boy down the street is cute and likes her.
It's a simple story of growth, and yet it’s also layered and complex. Even the so-called villains (we’re looking at you, Nancy) are just confused and scared of what is coming at them way too quickly. And none of these kids, particularly Margaret, can just sit back and enjoy just being children, instead rushing growth that they will eventually come to all too soon.
Young Abby Ryder Fortson is a wonderful center to the story, and McAdams and Bates are delights as mom and grandmom.
Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret isn’t trying to answer all of the questions of childhood and puberty, but it is a sweet and nostalgic look at the journey to young adulthood.
This movie was worth the long wait.
Jay S. Jacobs
Copyright ©2023 PopEntertainment.com. All rights reserved. Posted: April 28, 2023.
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Watch This Sneak Peek Clip of Netflix's MY DAD THE BOUNTY HUNTER
Watch This Sneak Peek Clip of Netflix’s MY DAD THE BOUNTY HUNTER
Netflix has released this sneak peek of episode 1 of their new animated series “My Dad the Bounty Hunter” Premieres: February 9, 2022 Episodes: 10 episodes x 22 minutes Format: CG Animation Created by: Everett Downing and Patrick Harpin Executive Producers: Everett Downing and Patrick Harpin Key Cast: Laz Alonso, Yvonne Orji, Priah Ferguson, Yvette Nicole Brown, JeCobi Swain, Leslie Uggams, Rob…
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