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Title: Captain Planet and the Planeteers (1990–1996)
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| Series cast summary: | |||
| David Coburn | ... | Captain Planet / ... 113 episodes, 1990-1996 | |
| LeVar Burton | ... | Kwame / ... 113 episodes, 1990-1996 | |
| Joey Dedio | ... | Wheeler / ... 113 episodes, 1990-1996 | |
| Janice Kawaye | ... | Gi / ... 113 episodes, 1990-1996 | |
| Scott Menville | ... | Ma-Ti / ... 113 episodes, 1990-1996 | |
| Kath Soucie | ... | Linka / ... 113 episodes, 1990-1996 | |
| Whoopi Goldberg | ... | Gaia 60 episodes, 1990-1992 | |
| Frank Welker | ... | Suchi / ... 58 episodes, 1990-1996 | |
Seeing the Earth in its profound environmental peril, Gaia (Whoopi Goldberg), goddess of the Earth, summons five kids from around the world to become the Planeteers, an opposing force to fight back and educate others in the need to be environmentally responsible. To accomplish that task, each kid is given a magic ring that each has a power of earth, wind, water, fire and heart. When the threat they face is too big for them to face, they can combine and amplify their powers to create Captain Planet (David Coburn), who has the power to stop catastrophic environmental disasters himself, while the Planeteers contribute with the things anyone can and should do to help. Written by Kenneth Chisholm <kchishol@execulink.com>
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I don't understand you people. This show was meant for children to teach them to respect the environment. You christians who claim that it offends you, get over it. Be accepting of other peoples beliefs, even if they are different. There is already more than enough Christian shows out there.
This show taught me valuable lessons, and as a kid, I never saw any underlying themes, other than to help the planet. It may not have been the best cartoon, but it was one of the few that had a great message, and one of my favorites.
As for political aspects, do you people spend your every waking moment searching cartoons for secret agendas? Get a life! This show may have other agendas, I don't know and I doubt that if it did, anyone who watched it, being a young child, would even notice. This show tried to unite different beliefs, different backgrounds and to show us that we can work together and make a difference. I admit that as an adult, I now see the cliché-ness of the villains, but as a kid I never noticed and I doubt any child would. The message of saving the earth won't even reach every watcher (though it will reach some), let alone all this other junk you are reading into it.
All in all, this was a good show, and I think kids need more shows like it. I wish that all those who disliked it for whatever reason, could at least try to see the good it was trying to do.
"All things are connected...whatever befalls the earth befalls the sons of the earth." -Chief Seattle