Static Shock

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Static Shock was an animated series that ran on Kids WB from 2000-2004. It followed the adventures of Static and his partner Richie Foley, who in the third season became Gear.

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Contents 1 Production Details 2 Cast 3 Crew 3.1 Creators 3.2 Producers 3.3 Directors 3.4 Writers 3.5 Casting 3.6 Music 3.7 Sound Department 3.8 Art Department 3.9 Assistants 3.10 Publicity 4 Episodes 4.1 Season One 4.2 Season Two 4.3 Season Three 4.4 Season Four 5 See also

[edit] Production Details

Abbreviation:	SS
Created by:	Dwayne McDuffie
Distributor:	WB network
Production dates:	2000-2004
Episodes:	52 (4 seasons)

[edit] Cast

• Phil LaMarr as Static (Virgil Hawkins)
• Jason Marsden as Gear (Richie Foley)
• Kadeem Hardison as Rubberband Man (Adam Evans)
• Kevin Michael Richardson as Robert Hawkins
• Danica McKellar as Freida Goren
• Michele Morgan as Sharon Hawkins

[edit] Crew

[edit] Creators

• Dwayne McDuffie — Creator, Story Editor

[edit] Producers

• Sander Schwartz — Executive Producer
• Alan Burnett — Supervising Producer, Producer
• Denys Cowan — Producer, Director
• Scott Jeralos — Producer
• Swinton O. Scott III — Producer
• J.C. Cheng — Associate Producer
• Shaun McLaughlin — Associate Producer
• Kathy Page — Associate Producer
• Thommy Wojciechowski — Production Administrator
• Scott Bernstein — Production Coordinator

[edit] Directors

• Dan Riba — Director
• Dave Chlystek — Director
• Vic Dalchele — Director
• Chuck Drost — Director
• Mark Howard — Director
• Michael Swanigan — Assistant Director, Storyboard Artist

[edit] Writers

• Adam Beechen — Writer
• Stan Berkowitz — Writer
• Paul Dini — Writer
• John Ridley — Writer
• John Semper — Writer
• Len Uhley — Writer
• Brooks Wachtel — Writer
• John Semper — Story Editor

[edit] Casting

• Leslie Lamers — Casting
• Andrea Romano — Casting, Voice Director

[edit] Music

• Master P — Main Theme
• Lil' Romeo — Main Theme
• Max Gousse — Music
• Richard Wolf — Music

[edit] Sound Department

• Michael Boustead — Music Editor
• Rick Hinson — Sound Effects Editor
• Christopher D. Lozinski — Recording Machine Operator

[edit] Art Department

• Peter Ferk — Storyboard Artist
• Ruben Chavez — Digital Background Artist
• Justin Shultz — Animatics, Checking

[edit] Assistants

• Wendy Guin — Production Assistant

[edit] Publicity

• Sarah Carragher — Publicist
• Rita Cooper — Publicist

[edit] Episodes

[edit] Season One

Airdate Order	Prod. Order	Title	Airdate	Opponent(s)
01	01	Shock to the System	September 20, 2000	Francis "F-Stop" Stone
02	02	Aftershock	September 30, 2000	Hotstreak
03	03	The Breed	October 7, 2000	Ebon
04	04	Grounded	October 14, 2000	the Meta-blob
05	05	They're Playing My Song	November 11, 2000	Rubberband Man
06	06	The New Kid	November 18, 2000	Specs and Trapper
07	07	Child's Play	December 2, 2000	Aron
08	08	Sons of the Fathers	December 9, 2000	Ebon
09	10	Winds of Change	December 16, 2000	Slipstream
10	11	Bent Out of Shape	January 27, 2001	Puff and Onyx
11	09	Junior	February 10, 2001	Edwin Alva
12	12	Replay	March 3, 2001	Replay
13	13	Tantrum	May 12, 2001	Tantrum

[edit] Season Two

Airdate Order	Prod. Order	Title	Airdate	Opponent(s)
01	22	The Big Leagues	January 26, 2002	the Joker
02	21	Power Play	February 2, 2002	Ragtag
03	15	Brother-Sister Act	February 9, 2002	Boom and Mirage
04	16	Static Shaq	February 16, 2002	the Ruffpack
05	17	Frozen Out	February 23, 2002	Permafrost
06	14	Sunspots	March 2, 2002	Hotstreak
07	19	Pop's Girlfriend	March 9 2002	Royce Axelrod
08	18	Bad Stretch	March 23 2002	Ebon
09	20	Attack of the Living Brain Puppets	April 6, 2002	Madelyn Spaulding
10	24	Duped	April 27, 2002	Replikon
11	23	Jimmy	May 4, 2002	Jimmy Osgood

[edit] Season Three

Airdate Order	Prod. Order	Title	Airdate	Opponent(s)
01	26	Hard as Nails	January 25, 2003	Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn
02	28	Gear	February 1, 2003	Ebon
03	27	Static in Africa	February 8, 2003	Osebo
04	30	Shebang	February 15, 2003	Crewcut
05	29	The Usual Suspect	February 22, 2003	the Monster
06	33	A League of Their Own Part I	March 2, 2003	Brainiac
07	35	A League of Their Own Part II	March 9, 2003	Brainiac
08	32	Showtime	March 22, 2003	Starburst
09	25	Consequences	April 5, 2003	Puff and Onyx
10	37	Romeo in the Mix	April 13, 2003	Leech and Hotstreak
11	24	Trouble Squared	April 26, 2003	Spectral and Speedtrap
12	36	Toys in the Hood	May 3, 2003	the Toyman
13	38	The Parent Trap	May 24, 2003	Heavyman
14	31	Flashback	June 7, 2003	Ebon
15	34	Blast From the Past	June 21, 2003	Dr. Menace

[edit] Season Four

Airdate Order	Prod. Order	Title	Airdate	Opponent(s)
01	39	Future Shock	January 17, 2004	Kobra Leader
02	40	She-Back!	January 24, 2004	Madelyn Spaulding
03	41	Out of Africa	January 31, 2004	Osebo
04	42	Fallen Hero	February 7, 2004	Sinestro
05	43	Army of Darkness	February 14, 2004	Ebon
06	46	No Man's an Island	February 21, 2004	Edwin Alva
07	44	Hoop Squad	February 28, 2004	Odium
08	45	Now You See Him...	March 13, 2004	Speedwarp
09	48	Where the Rubber Meets the Road	March 27, 2004	Specs and Trapper
10	47	Linked	May 1, 2004	Chainlink
11	49	Wet and Wild	May 8, 2004	Aquamaria
12	50	Kidnapped	May 15, 2004	Omnara
13	51	Power Outage	May 22, 2004	Ebon and Hotstreak

[edit] See also

• Justice League Unlimited
  • "The Once and Future Thing Part One: Weird Western Tales"
  • "The Once and Future Thing Part Two: Time, Warped"