Mister T (TV series)
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Mister T was an animated series that aired on NBC in 1983. Created by Ruby-Spears, the cartoon starred Mr. T as a coach to the U.S. gymnastics team, travelling the world while becoming involved in and solving various mysteries.
At the beginning of each episode, a live-action introduction featuring Mr. T himself is shown to explain what is going on. At the end of each episode, Mr. T narrates a moral lesson for the audience. Voice actors for the series included Amy Linker of Square Pegs fame, future Pulp Fiction costar Phil LaMarr, longtime character actor Keye Luke, and Tim Rooney, son of Mickey Rooney. Veteran voice actors Catherine Cavadini, Henry Corden, Jean Vander Pyl and Janet Waldo rounded out the show's cast.
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[edit] Cast of characters
- Mr. T, the title character
- Ms. Priscilla Bisby (Takayo Fischer), the team's well-mannered driver who loves mystery novels
- Jeff (Shawn Lieber), the wise guy of the team with a big ego
- Woody Daniels (Phil LaMarr), an African-American gymnast and Jeff's friendly rival
- Robin O'Neill (Amy Linker), a beautiful, blue-eyed redhead with freckles that's eager to jump into any situation
- Kim Nakamura (Siu Ming Carson), a Japanese girl who's a daughter to a scientist. She has a photographic memory that comes in handy as she can remember various magazine articles and book passages, including the issue or volume, and the page she read it on.
- Spike (Teddy Field III), Robin's little brother who hero worships Mr. T
- Skye Redfern, a Native American gymnast
- Garcia Lopez, a Latin-American gymnast whose big brother Miguel is an archaeologist
- Vince D'Amato, an Italian-American who has dreams of being a movie star
- Courtney Howard, an African-American girl gymnast whose father is a major in the military
- Grant Kline, an ex-gang member who turned his life around, thanks to Jeff
- Bulldozer (Dozer for short), Mr. T's bulldog with a similar mohawk
[edit] List of episodes
- Mystery of the Golden Medallion
- Mystery of the Forbidden Monastery
- Mystery of the Mind-Thieves
- Mystery on the Rocky Mountain Express
- The Hundred-Year-Old Mystery
- The Crossword Mystery
- The Ninja Mystery
- Dilemma of the Double-Edged Dagger
- Secret of the Spectral Sister
- Mystery of the Silver Swan
- Case of the Casino Caper
- Fade Out at 50,000 Feet
- Riddle of the Runaway Wheels
- Mystery in Paradise
- Mystery of the Black Box
- Mystery of the Panthermen
- Mystery of the Ghost Fleet
- Mystery of the Ancient Ancestor
- Magical Mardi Gras Mystery
- Mystery of the Disappearing Oasis
- Fortune Cookie Caper
- U.F.O. Mystery
- Mystery of the Stranger
- Cape Cod Mystery
- The Williamsburg Mystery
- Mission of Mercy
- Mystery of the Open Crates
- The Playtown Mystery
- The Comeback Mystery
- The Cape Kennedy Caper
[edit] Catchphrases/Quotes
- Mr. T: "Take it from me, Mr. T." "I pity the fool!"
- Ms. Bisby: "Oh my stars and garters!"
- Robin: "What the harey heck?"
- Jeff: "My eagle eyes even amaze me!"
[edit] See also
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- Mister T at the Internet Movie Database
- Mister T at TV.com
- Mister T at the Big Cartoon Database
- Mister T Youtube clip