Saturday Supercade is an animated television series produced for Saturday mornings by Ruby-Spears Productions. It ran for two seasons on CBS beginning in 1983. Each episode is composed of several shorter segments featuring video game characters from the Golden age of video arcade games.
Borf takes over Earth's moon base and use it to turn the population of Earth into babies with his Infanto Ray. This happens to include the leaders of the Space Command mission to stop him, meaning Space Ace has to babysit them and find a way to save the day at the same time!
Borf takes over Earth's moon base and use it to turn the population of Earth into babies with his Infanto Ray. This happens to include the leaders of the Space Command mission to stop him, meaning Space Ace has to babysit them and find a way to save the day at the same time!
Borf and his henchmen pretend to be a troupe of circus performers to capture the visiting leaders of several planets.
Borf and his henchmen pretend to be a troupe of circus performers to capture the visiting leaders of several planets.
Kimberly gets stuck with guard duty at Space Command HQ while Ace competes in the Galaxy Games. Naturally, Borf tries to capitalize on this situation.
Kimberly gets stuck with guard duty at Space Command HQ while Ace competes in the Galaxy Games. Naturally, Borf tries to capitalize on this situation.
Space Ace and Kimberly discover a derelict spaceship, which just happens to be the hideout of a mad scientist who wants to use Space Ace's powerful life energy to bring his monster to life.
Space Ace and Kimberly discover a derelict spaceship, which just happens to be the hideout of a mad scientist who wants to use Space Ace's powerful life energy to bring his monster to life.
Vaughn sends Ace and Kimberly to a frontier planet to assist the local authorities. The crook that's giving 'em such a rough time just happens to bear an uncanny resemblance to Dexter...
Vaughn sends Ace and Kimberly to a frontier planet to assist the local authorities. The crook that's giving 'em such a rough time just happens to bear an uncanny resemblance to Dexter...
Kimberly might have found a cure for Space Ace, a device called the Age Ray. Borf has accidentally been affected by his own Infanto Ray, and sets out to get the Age Ray for himself, and the two sides race for the ray.
Kimberly might have found a cure for Space Ace, a device called the Age Ray. Borf has accidentally been affected by his own Infanto Ray, and sets out to get the Age Ray for himself, and the two sides race for the ray.
Commander Parch tries to steal all Earth's water to bring the world to its knees. Since the conquest of Earth is a pleasure reserved only for him, Borf joins forces with Space Ace to capture Parch.
Commander Parch tries to steal all Earth's water to bring the world to its knees. Since the conquest of Earth is a pleasure reserved only for him, Borf joins forces with Space Ace to capture Parch.
Ace and Kimberly infiltrate a space biker gang in an effort to keep Borf from blasting the Earth with a top secret missle.
Ace and Kimberly infiltrate a space biker gang in an effort to keep Borf from blasting the Earth with a top secret missle.
Space Ace and Kimberly are stuck chaperoning a bunch of space scouts on a campout, including Vaughn's nephew. Borf tries to capture the nephew to blackmail the head of Space Command.
Space Ace and Kimberly are stuck chaperoning a bunch of space scouts on a campout, including Vaughn's nephew. Borf tries to capture the nephew to blackmail the head of Space Command.
Borf's direct attack on the Moon Colony masks his true plan, which involves using the Infanto Ray on his Groots and getting Trader Ed to sell them to the unsuspecting colonists.
Borf's direct attack on the Moon Colony masks his true plan, which involves using the Infanto Ray on his Groots and getting Trader Ed to sell them to the unsuspecting colonists.
Saturday Supercade is an animated television series produced for Saturday mornings by Ruby-Spears Productions. It ran for two seasons on CBS beginning in 1983. Each episode is composed of several shorter segments featuring video game characters from the Golden age of video arcade games.
B.J. Ward ,Robert Ridgely ,Kenneth Mars
Dean Elliott
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as Fanny Frog (voice)
as Pitfall Harry (voice)
as Quickclaw (voice)
