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Capitaine Planète

Titre original : Captain Planet and the Planeteers
  • Série télévisée
  • 1990–1996
  • Tous publics
  • 23min
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6,7/10
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Capitaine Planète (1990)
Trailer for Captain Planet and the Planeteers
Lire trailer0:57
4 Videos
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SuperheroActionAdventureAnimationComedyFamilySci-Fi

Une équipe de cinq adolescents travaille ensemble pour encourager le respect de l'environnement à l'aide d'un superhéros qui fait face aux catastrophes écologiques.Une équipe de cinq adolescents travaille ensemble pour encourager le respect de l'environnement à l'aide d'un superhéros qui fait face aux catastrophes écologiques.Une équipe de cinq adolescents travaille ensemble pour encourager le respect de l'environnement à l'aide d'un superhéros qui fait face aux catastrophes écologiques.

  • Création
    • Nicholas Boxer
    • Ted Turner
    • Thom Beers
  • Casting principal
    • David Coburn
    • Joey Dedio
    • Kath Soucie
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
  • NOTE IMDb
    6,7/10
    13 k
    MA NOTE
    • Création
      • Nicholas Boxer
      • Ted Turner
      • Thom Beers
    • Casting principal
      • David Coburn
      • Joey Dedio
      • Kath Soucie
    • 80avis d'utilisateurs
    • 5avis des critiques
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Récompenses
      • 2 victoires et 5 nominations au total

    Épisodes113

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    Captain Planet and the Planeteers: Season One
    Trailer 0:57
    Captain Planet and the Planeteers: Season One
    Captain Planet The Movie
    Trailer 1:36
    Captain Planet The Movie
    Captain Planet The Movie
    Trailer 1:36
    Captain Planet The Movie
    Captain Planet And The Planeteers
    Trailer 1:01
    Captain Planet And The Planeteers
    Captain Planet And The Planeteers (Home Ent. Trailer)
    Trailer 1:07
    Captain Planet And The Planeteers (Home Ent. Trailer)

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    David Coburn
    David Coburn
    • Captain Planet…
    • 1990–1996
    Joey Dedio
    Joey Dedio
    • Wheeler…
    • 1990–1996
    Kath Soucie
    Kath Soucie
    • Linka…
    • 1990–1996
    LeVar Burton
    LeVar Burton
    • Kwame…
    • 1990–1996
    Janice Kawaye
    Janice Kawaye
    • Gi…
    • 1990–1996
    Scott Menville
    Scott Menville
    • Ma-Ti…
    • 1990–1996
    Whoopi Goldberg
    Whoopi Goldberg
    • Gaia
    • 1990–1992
    Frank Welker
    Frank Welker
    • Suchi…
    • 1990–1996
    Edward Asner
    Edward Asner
    • Hoggish Greedly…
    • 1990–1996
    Tim Curry
    Tim Curry
    • MAL…
    • 1991–1996
    Mary Kay Bergman
    Mary Kay Bergman
    • Dr. Blight…
    • 1991–1996
    John Ratzenberger
    John Ratzenberger
    • Rigger…
    • 1990–1996
    Maurice LaMarche
    Maurice LaMarche
    • Verminous Skumm…
    • 1991–1995
    Margot Kidder
    Margot Kidder
    • Gaia
    • 1993–1996
    S. Scott Bullock
    • Argos Bleak
    • 1990–1994
    James Coburn
    James Coburn
    • Looten Plunder
    • 1990–1992
    Meg Ryan
    Meg Ryan
    • Dr. Blight
    • 1990–1991
    Ed Gilbert
    Ed Gilbert
    • Looten Plunder…
    • 1993–1996
    • Création
      • Nicholas Boxer
      • Ted Turner
      • Thom Beers
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    Nicholai

    Hindsight Is Definitely 20/20

    Unlike many of the reviewers here, I'm NOT going denigrate a television show just for the sake of bashing a political ideology. Of course the show is PC, just like "Sesame Street" is PC. It's a CHILDREN'S SHOW -- it needs to be simplified and non-cynical for the consumption of the younger audience. Plus, whether you like it or not, concern for the environment is not a throwaway, frivolous subject to mock. The people of LA had to find out the hard way.

    Anyhoo, probably the only reason why I watched this show in the first place was that there was nothing else on at five in the afternoon on Saturdays. Back then, I thought the show was pretty cheesy with very little variations on the plot lines. Yet I still rooted for the Planeteers and was satisfied whenever the bad guys were dealt with.

    But now that I'm older and a little bit wiser, I now reserve full appreciation of the cosmic and biblical cheesiness this cartoon had to offer. Whenever I think of the villain, I just wonder what's going through their minds: "Hahahah! I've just wasted precious time and money creating this environmentally unsafe factory, not to make any profits, not even to make a product of any kind, but just for the sake of polluting the planet and p**sing off the Planeteers, hahahahah!" Yeah, that's what most of these villains were thinking in most of the episodes.

    Also, I agree with the other reviewers that there were hardly any character growth among the Planeteers, although the tension between Wheeler and Linka had me at least halfway interested.

    There were some keeper episodes, like the one where three oppressed persons, an Irish Catholic living in Belfast, a Palestinian, and a black South African were supplied with triggers that will set off nuclear weapons which can then wipe out their adversaries. The Planeteers were dispached to those separate areas and only succeeded in turning around those people by having them experience the *hypothetical* consequences of their actions if they chose to press the button.

    Of course, Captain Planet comes to the rescue, digs up the nukes and throws them like discuses towards the sun, which begs the question why didn't he just do that in the first place?

    So one and a half stars (* 1/2) our of four for the Planeteers. Protecting the environment is an important thing, but we can do better.

    FYI, Ma-Ti's Power of Heart allows him to communicate with the animals, so that in some episodes elephants and giraffes gives Captain Planet a breather and take care of all the dirty work.
    9m-ramsay

    Convinced me to recycle...

    "It was probably only made to teach kids to keep the environment clean." This was posted by a few other people... Duuuhhhh!

    I remember watching this as a kid when it first came out. My brother and I enjoyed watching it every week. It may have been repetitive and a little cheesy, but it had a good message.

    As far as the show implying that we can't really save the planet, only a superhero can, give me a break. I, at the age of 8, realized that Captain Planet and the Planeteers did not exist in real life and therefore, it really was up to us to help save the planet. I credit this show along with Raffi's Evergreen Everblue album and the movie Ferngully the Last Rainforest as the reason I recycle today.

    A little plug for those who want to help the environment a little. Check out the Seventh Generation line of products and click everyday on the website - the rain forest site. :) I hope they decide to put this out on DVD soon!
    Skippy-15

    My favorite animated show

    This show was very good in my opinion. The lessons were valuable and there was also a lot of fun in the storylines. Especially the romantic tension between Wheeler and Linka was good, they liked each other but never acted on those feelings. Well... never? Wheeler often tried to approach her and, although she rejected him just as much, she cared for him a great deal. Whenever he was in danger, she freaked out.

    This show was excellent in teaching kids and older people how to be an environmentally conscious consumer and they also provided lots of tips for other problems that occur in these days. Though some episodes were less than others, I have enjoyed the entire show very much. I am an adult (having known the show since I was a child) and I still like it.
    rfkfreak

    Wow...you guys are harsh!

    I may be in the minority but I was first introduced to this show once it was on syndication and actually liked it. I never saw the reason to write such an extended response that dealt with the complete and utter negativity of a TV show or movie as I've seen here. It truly is amazing that there are individuals that would sit there and write such elongated responses. Is it political, absolutely. This show is somewhat ahead of its time, as I don't recall a strong effort being made to concern ourselves with the environment at that time. Regardless, I enjoyed it and whereas I have not seen this show in quite a while, I imagine that I'd enjoy it as much as I did in the past were I to see it again.
    lemke_rita

    My own experiences with: "Captain Planet and the Planeteers"

    When I first started watching 'Captain Planet', I was pretty much the ideal target audience; 5 years old, a sympathetic female with innocent cares for the environment, and that 'virgin' mindset that there was always going to be just good, bad and the unfortunate.

    Now I'm older and somewhat more corrupted at age 18, I look back to those days and I can honestly say that though it may have been cheesy (the entire 'Go Planeteers!' and similar catchphrases) the cartoons like 'Captain Planet' that I was brought up on were so much more educational and fulfilling then the ones I see today. I know, its a broad generalisation, but the world of commercialism has taken over children's programs, and while I still enjoy cartoons, I can only feel free from the 'buy this' and 'you must have this' craze when I watch ABC TV (no commercials).

    This cartoon impacted on my life a lot when I was younger. It made me really care about the environment; not just the cute ponies and flowers, but for every environmental issue that came up on the TV or in the newspaper. I wanted to take on the world.

    But back then, there really wasn't a lot of support. There were organisations that supported things like 'Clean up Australia Day', but there was little community or family support for my ideals and as I grew older, I became disillusioned that I could ever make a difference on my own.

    And when I reached High School, we were taught about the environment and biology, and I didn't care anymore about the dying world around me. I think we need to have 'important' cartoons like 'Captain Planet' back, because when I was impressionable and making up my own identity during my teenage years, it wasn't there for me and remains only a memory of when I was a little girl.

    In any case, its a pity that people today can't try to make something 'worthwhile' to show the kids, to gently expose them to what the world really *is*. If its for the money, why can't they advertise and sell to kids the idea that environmentalism is 'cool' and needed? I mean, its better that telling kids to buy dolls with plastic clothes, in my opinion.

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    • Anecdotes
      Tom Cruise originally agreed to provide the voice for Captain Planet. He recorded 6 episodes then backed out for unknown reasons. When David Coburn was recast as Captain Planet, he re-recorded Tom Cruise's episodes.
    • Gaffes
      Many times the Planeteers are captured by the echo-villains who don't bother to take their rings off them to stop them from using the rings powers to escape and then call Captain Planet.
    • Citations

      [repeated line]

      Kwame: Let our powers combine. Earth!

      Wheeler: Fire!

      Linka: Wind!

      Gi: Water!

      Ma-Ti: Heart!

      Captain Planet: By your powers combined, I am Captain Planet.

      Kwame, Wheeler, Linka, Gi, Ma-Ti: Go, Planet!

    • Crédits fous
      In the opening titles from the first (two?) series, Linka is said to be from the Soviet Union. In subsequent series, she is said to be from eastern Europe.
    • Connexions
      Edited into Animated Atrocities: Tentacolino (2013)

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    • Date de sortie
      • 6 mai 1991 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
      • Japon
      • Corée du Sud
      • France
    • Site officiel
      • MeTV Toons site
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Captain Planet and the Planeteers
    • Sociétés de production
      • DIC Entertainment
      • Hanna-Barbera Cartoons
      • Turner Program Services (TPS)
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      • 1.33 : 1

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