"Biker Mice from Mars" (2006)TV series 2006-????

Director:

Tom Sito

Writers:

Lee Cohen (writer)
Steve Cuden (teleplay)

Seasons:

1 | 4

Release Date:

26 August 2006 (UK)

Genre:

Animation | Action | Sci-Fi

Tagline:

Let's Rock 'n' Ride!

Plot:

Martian Mice, who ride motorcycles, crash land on Earth and help fight against the Catatonians.

Plot Keywords:

Biker Mice | Cat Atonians | Mars | Martian | Motorcycle

Cast

Dorian Harewood	...	Modo / ... (24 episodes, 2006-2007)
Rob Paulsen	...	Throttle / ... (24 episodes, 2006-2007)
Ian Ziering	...	Vinnie / ... (24 episodes, 2006-2007)
Jess Harnell	...	Ronaldo Rump / ... (18 episodes, 2006-2007)
Lisa Zane	...	Charley / ... (15 episodes, 2006-2007)
Clancy Brown	...	Cataclysm / ... (11 episodes, 2006-2007)

Runtime:

22 min (episodes)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

Australia:G | Australia:PG

Company:

Brentwood Television Funnies

Trivia:

Rick Ungar and Tom Tataranowicz both worked on the original show that aired in 1993.

Ride Free Citizens!

This is my first IMDb review, I've followed IMDb for a long time and I thought this was the show to bring in my first review. So the ingeniously titled Biker Mice from Mars returns, after a 10 year absence, and just as clever as the title itself is the continuity in the story, carrying on where we left our rodent pals acknowledging the 10 years its been, I wont lie, I was a huge fan of the original series when I was a little boy, and had the figures and the bikes, now 21 not much has changed and the same can be said for Biker Mice. The voice cast returns, which is incredible and so do our trio of bros, back and better then ever before. Apart from Throttles hair, what's with his hair? The Animation is refreshing, yet the body builds of the characters have gone from muscular to slim and toned, especially our fearless leader Throttle, who appears he hasn't been going to the Gym as often as used to. I caught the First episode and it screams Star Wars, from the Claw Troopers to the vehicles! The one liners are all there (I also hear that there will be a few jabs taken at our Teenage Turtle friends who are Mutant Ninjas ;-), the action is constant and good, and the storyline strong, however, you get the impression that the writers are trying to hard to sell these characters as if they were completely new, but they really don't have to as these characters are veterans of cartoon characters for a golden generation and don't need to be resold to a new audience as they too will easily catch on! You also get the impression of Vinnie's character being pushed way out there, and almost trying to hard to steal the limelight, this is of course what Vinnie is like, but somewhere there's a line! All in all, it is a great show and it has enormous potential for a long and healthy run, and the Bros are back, enough said!