Spaceballs: The Animated Series, also known as Spaceballs: The Series, is an animated television series that premiered in 2008 on G4 and Canada's Super Channel, and is loosely based on the parody science fiction film Spaceballs.Similarly to how the original film parodied the original Star Wars films and the Star Trek universe, each episode of the series parodies a different film or other aspect ofpopular culture, such as the Star Wars prequel trilogy, The Lord of the Rings, or the Grand Theft Auto video games.
Dark Helmet gets knocked out by a robot stripper in Skroob's new casino and recalls his origin story as in a dream. Once he was a young boy named Pannakin Crybaby (a pun on "panicking crybaby"), he won his freedom in a NasPodrace, was trained in the Schwartz by Yogurt, fell in love with Princess Harley Van Patten, and became Lord Dark Helmet. Absent Characters:Lone Starr, Princess Vespa, Dot Matrix, and BarfParody: Star Wars prequel trilogy
Lone Starr and Princess Vespa are sucked into a game of 'Grand Theft Starship', leaving the Spaceballs to conquer the known universe. But, missing Lone Starr's opposition, President Skroob and Dark Helmet follow them into the game world.Parody: Grand Theft Auto
Years ago Lone Starr's father stole the One Onion ring from Skroob's father. When Barf finds the Onion Ring stuck in an old couch inside the Eagle 5, Yogurt sends him on a quest to throw the Onion Ring into the deep fryer of Lardor. Meanwhile Skroob orders Dark Helmet to build him a dark army. Unfortunately they end up with a dork army instead.Parody: The Lord of the Rings
Lone Starr and Barf are named fans of the day at a Spankees ball game and win a trip to Watch your Assic Park to see the Spankees train. After they arrive at Isla Nueblo (180 star miles from Planet Costa Rica) they learn how Skroob, the owner of the Spankees, uses a combination of steroids and dinosaur DNA to create Dino-athletes and rule the sports universe. Despite being quite disgusted, Lone Starr, Barf, Vespa and Dot take the park tour anyway, accompanied by Skroob's precious 9 year old niece Jasmine and two anonymous lawyers.Parody: Jurassic Park
President Skroob hatches a plan to take over the galaxy with a pestilent soda. But Barf intercepts the shipment and causes an outbreak on planet Spaceball. Absent Characters: Dot Matrix and Princess VespaParody: Quarantine
Lone Starr and the gang go to a golf tournament at Mawgwarts academy. But President Skroob uses Dark Helmet to cheat using a magic diaper.Parody: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Skroob and Dark Helmet attempt to destroy planet Druidia with a meteor, but it fails. With the help from Indians they launch a mighty meteor. Meanwhile Lone Starr gets obsessed with his new van.Parody: The Mighty Ducks
President Skroob fools Yogurt with a "free body scan" to steal his gallbladder which is the source of all the Schwartz. Now Lone Starr and "Black Barf" must get it back. But Dark Helmet wants all the Schwartz in the galaxy.Parody: Pirates of the Caribbean
President Skroob has a plan to take over the galaxy's fish supply. Lone Starr AKA Double O "Sven" must stop Skroob AKA Fishfinger.Parody: Goldfinger
Skroob is way behind in the re-election polls, so he and Dark Helmet go back in time to kill the great great etc grandmother of his opponent. Absent Characters: Princess Vespa and Dot MatrixParody: The Terminator
President Skroob kidnaps Princess Vespa and tries to use her as a virgin sacrifice on planet Areola.Parody: The Poseidon Adventure and Titanic
Barf and Princess Vespa appear on the show Druidian Idol. Lone Star, Dot, and Skroob pose as judges.Parody: American Idol
Barf gets bitten by a mutant space spider and becomes Spidermawg.Parody: Spider-Man
Complete episode guide for Spaceballs: The Animated Series with detailed information about every season and episode including air dates, summaries, ratings, and streaming availability in Japan.
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