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Justice League: Season 3, Episode 3Kid Stuff (14 Aug. 2004)After Modred magically eliminates adults from the world, his mother transforms a League team into children in order to do battle with her son in that situation. Writer:Henry Gilroy |
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| Phil LaMarr | ... |
Green Lantern /
John Stewart
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| George Newbern | ... |
Superman /
Clark Kent
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| Susan Eisenberg | ... |
Wonder Woman /
Princess Diana
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| Dakota Fanning | ... |
Young Wonder Woman
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Kyle Alcazar | ... |
Young Batman
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| Marc John Jefferies | ... |
Young Green Lantern
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Shane Haboucha | ... |
Young Superman
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| Olivia d'Abo | ... |
Morgaine le Fey
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| Soren Fulton | ... |
Mordred
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| Sheryl Lee Ralph | ... |
Cheetah /
Barbara Ann Minerva /
Teacher
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| Ashley Edner | ... |
May
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| Jose Yenque | ... |
Copperhead
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| Dee Bradley Baker | ... | ||
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After Modred magically eliminates adults from the world, his mother transforms a League team into children in order to do battle with her son in that situation.
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[bursts out laughing]
Young Batman: What are you laughing at, precious?
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The octopus-headed statues in the ruins at the beginning bear a suspicious resemblance to Cthulhu, one of the Old Ones chronicled in the fictional writings of H.P. Lovecraft. The Cthulhu mythos was covered before in the DCAU in "The Terror Beyond." See more »Quotes
Mordred: [sees the League] The Justice Babies![bursts out laughing]
Young Batman: What are you laughing at, precious?
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The animated series, "Justice League," never had a large following with Cartoon Network's younger audience; it was the boomers that savored the exploits of Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and the others in the duties of being defenders of Earth. "Kid Stuff" attempted to put a little "youth" in the characters by having some of them magically turned into kids to do battle against Mordrid, the son of ancient sorceress Morgan Le Fey.
The vocal interplay between the younger versions of Batman (guest voice Kyle Alcazar), Wonder Woman (movie star Dakota Fanning), Green Lantern (Marc John Jeffries), and Superman (Shane Haboucha) is priceless with Batman delivering a smile-inducing revelation about his own childhood.
Though the story itself is rather weak, in the writing department, it still benefits from the premise of super-powered adults trapped in children's bodies and the adaptations they must make.
It is one of the best of the single part episodes of the series; perhaps it's greatest strength is its brevity, without the necessity of two parts as did the installments in the show's first two years.