Watch Freakazoid!

TV-G
1995
2 Seasons
7.5 (8,695)

Freakazoid! is a comedic superhero cartoon that aired on Warner Bros. from 1995 to 1997. The show follows the adventures of Dexter Douglas, a high school student who transforms into the offbeat superhero Freakazoid. The show features a fun, irreverent tone, with plenty of slapstick humor and pop culture references. Maurice LaMarche voices Freakazoid, infusing the character with a zany energy that perfectly matches the show's tone. Tress MacNeille provides the voice of Freakazoid's love interest, Steff, while Jeff Bennett voices Dexter's best friend, Duncan.

Throughout the series, Freakazoid battles a range of eccentric villains, from the sinister Gutierrez to the bizarre Candle Jack. Frank Welker provides many of the show's animal sound effects, and Edward Asner voices Freakazoid's mentor, Sgt. Mike Cosgrove.

Freakazoid! also features a cast of wacky supporting characters, including the high-tech supercomputer Pinnacle, voiced by Paul Rugg, and the evil genius Professor Jones, voiced by John P. McCann. Other notable characters include the hapless mob boss Vorn the Unspeakable, the pirate Captain Giblet, and the alien emperor Lord Bravery.

One of the most unique aspects of Freakazoid! is the way it subverts many superhero tropes. Unlike other superheroes, Freakazoid is more interested in having fun and making jokes than in fighting crime. The show also pokes fun at traditional superhero archetypes, with villains who are just as bumbling and ridiculous as they are menacing.

Despite its playful tone, Freakazoid! also features some impressive action sequences, with Freakazoid utilizing his superhuman speed and agility to take on his foes. The show's animation is top-notch, with vibrant visuals and creative character designs.

Overall, Freakazoid! is a hilarious and entertaining superhero cartoon that is sure to delight fans of all ages. With its irreverent humor and unique approach to the genre, it remains a cult favorite to this day.

Freakazoid! is a series that ran for 2 seasons (24 episodes) between September 9, 1995 and on Warner Bros.

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Seasons

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11. Normadeus

January 1, 1996

The Lobe kidnaps PBS's famed carpenter, Norm Abram, to build a wooden device that would kill Freak.

10. Freak-a-Panel / Tomb of Invisibo

January 1, 1996

Freak contends with an archvillain and his unpopularity at a sci-fi convention. An ancient invisible villain gets loose during a wrestling match between Dexter and Duncan.

9. Two Against Freak

January 1, 1996

Freak's attempts to learn telekinesis leaves him too tired to adequately guard the Diamond Hat of the Czars.

8. Island of Dr. Mystico

January 1, 1996

An evil scientist crashes Freak's plane, trying to add to his human stock for his experiments in crossbreeding with orangutans.

7. Statuesque

January 1, 1996

Freak pursues the madman who turned Steff into a statue.

6. A Matter of Love

January 1, 1996

Cosgrove's girlfriend takes up all his time and is a fire-breathing monster.

5. Hero Boy

January 1, 1996

Guitierrez returns with a device that could vaporize the entire world.

4. Virtual Freak

January 1, 1996

Freak and Cosgrove are zapped inside a Virtual Tussle virtual reality game.

3. Mission: Freakazoid

January 1, 1996

Freak and his friends travel to a police state to rescue another friend.

2. The Freakazoid

January 1, 1996

Freak can't refuse anyone anything on his birthday, according to the Superhero Code Book. Even if the request comes from a villain who wants to be free from heroic interference in his nefarious scheme.

1. Dexter's Date

January 1, 1996

The Lobe's plot to cripple the television industry interrupts Steff and Dexter's first date.

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Where to Watch Freakazoid!

Freakazoid! is available for streaming on the Warner Bros. website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Freakazoid! on demand at Amazon, Vudu, Google Play and Apple TV.