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# Earthworm Jim: The Complete Series [DVD] [1995] [Region 1] [US Import] [NTSC]

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- **What is this?** Earthworm Jim: The Complete Series [DVD] [1995] [Region 1] [US Import] [NTSC]
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## Description

Jim was a multi-celled life form happily burrowing through the topsoil. His life changed in a flash when an extraterrestrial super-suit fell out of the sky. Instantly transformed from a 98 gram weakling into a muscular worm endowed with superpowers, extraordinary strength and the ability to leap incredible heights and distances, the suit renders him invulnerable. Earthworm Jim daring defender of Earth, the cosmos and everything in between!

Review: Once again, the trousers of evil are yanked down by the mocking hands of justice! - This is a cartoon series about the galaxy's mightiest invertebrate, Earthworm Jim, voiced by Dan Castellanetta of Simpsons fame. Jim travels the universe fighting evil, ably assisted by his sidekick Peter Puppy (except when Peter transforms into a ferocious monster), his maybe-loveinterest Princess What's-her-name, and small green blob called Snot. This is also a series that mocks the conventions of comics, pulp stories and movies, breaks the fourth wall, and generally puns, japes and running gags its way though one surreal situation after another. Although the show is suitable for children, the humour is grownup and absurdist, and some of the references like Frank Herbert's Dune, the Stooges, and I Love Lucy would be lost on a younger audience. It feels a lot like later episodes of Dangermouse or a clean version of Austin Powers. The humour of this show is priceless. During the course of an episode the characters will argue with the narrator, criticise the script, and ramble pedantically at the slightest provocation (Psycrow: "Face your doom, spineless worm thingy." Jim: "Is that supposed to be an insult? I really don't have a spine.") The show avoids 'expensive' action sequences with spurious newsflashes, cutting back when Jim's victory is complete. In one episode, when all the colour disappears, the characters post a cheque to Universal as they realise that the cartoon's budget has run out. Their adventures include a quest to retrieve a missing eggbeater, the search for the Great Fur-Bearin' Trout, an invasion of sinister furniture, defeating a universe destroying spell hidden in Jim's copy of Fuzzy Wuzzy's Funny Animals Pop-Up Book, and dealing with Jim's evil twin ("Oh, I should have known! Superheroes and evil twins go together like peanut butter and... evil peanut butter.") Jim even gets to meet his creator - Doug TenNappel, the show's producer. After sporadic releases on VHS and online, we have this boxset which contains all 23 episodes of the show. The sound and video quality are good, though the episode Hyper Psy-Crow is noticeably duller and grainier than the others, which makes me wonder if it has been rescued from less than perfect source. That won't spoil your enjoyment however and it's great to have the whole series complete. Although this is an Australian release, it is Region 2 and PAL and should play happily in your DVD or Bluray player if you are here in the UK. Now as the proper ending for this review was deemed unsuitable for readers of a nervous disposition, I leave you with... a random selection of dialog! Earthworm Jim: Gah! My one weakness! Wormtenite! Princess Whats-Her-Name: (to Peter) Wormtenite? Peter: It's a mysterious substance that has unpredictable effects on Jim. Princess Whats-Her-Name: Well, uh, is it from another galaxy or something? Peter: No, he found it in the fridge one day. We think maybe it used to be cheese.
Review: Top quality 90's animation for all ages - Finally this reprint is available at an affordable price. Released at video-game character Earthworm Jim's height during the mid-90s this cartoon had huge amounts of effort pored into it, fleshing out the characters from the games far more than the source material did whilst pleasing game fans as well. It's irreverant, doesn't take itself too seriously and keeps things moving at a solid pace. The jokes are basic enough that children will get them but thanks to some incredibly charasmatic line delivery from all the main players will still manage to wring smiles from adults. It's loud and over the top without being brash, and everything from the exhuberant title tune which lampoons Jim, to the brief unrelated segments that crop up partway through each episode and give little cameos to the villians, is well thought out. The colours are bright thanks to a top notch transfer and the animation is smooth and crisp. All the character designs are drawn cohesively and it stands as strong on technical merits as it does the oddball, but not self conscious, joke delivery. Really one of the gems of the 90's and this is a spot on release of it.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 740 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00773848642137 |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | EARTHWORM JIM: THE COMPLETE SERIES |
| Number of discs | 3 |
| UPC | 773848642137 |

## Product Details

- **Genre:** Television
- **Format:** Multiple Formats, Box set, Colour, NTSC
- **Language:** English
- **Number of discs:** 3
- **Runtime:** 8 hours and 55 minutes

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Once again, the trousers of evil are yanked down by the mocking hands of justice!
*by T***S on 18 October 2012*

This is a cartoon series about the galaxy's mightiest invertebrate, Earthworm Jim, voiced by Dan Castellanetta of Simpsons fame. Jim travels the universe fighting evil, ably assisted by his sidekick Peter Puppy (except when Peter transforms into a ferocious monster), his maybe-loveinterest Princess What's-her-name, and small green blob called Snot. This is also a series that mocks the conventions of comics, pulp stories and movies, breaks the fourth wall, and generally puns, japes and running gags its way though one surreal situation after another. Although the show is suitable for children, the humour is grownup and absurdist, and some of the references like Frank Herbert's Dune, the Stooges, and I Love Lucy would be lost on a younger audience. It feels a lot like later episodes of Dangermouse or a clean version of Austin Powers. The humour of this show is priceless. During the course of an episode the characters will argue with the narrator, criticise the script, and ramble pedantically at the slightest provocation (Psycrow: "Face your doom, spineless worm thingy." Jim: "Is that supposed to be an insult? I really don't have a spine.") The show avoids 'expensive' action sequences with spurious newsflashes, cutting back when Jim's victory is complete. In one episode, when all the colour disappears, the characters post a cheque to Universal as they realise that the cartoon's budget has run out. Their adventures include a quest to retrieve a missing eggbeater, the search for the Great Fur-Bearin' Trout, an invasion of sinister furniture, defeating a universe destroying spell hidden in Jim's copy of Fuzzy Wuzzy's Funny Animals Pop-Up Book, and dealing with Jim's evil twin ("Oh, I should have known! Superheroes and evil twins go together like peanut butter and... evil peanut butter.") Jim even gets to meet his creator - Doug TenNappel, the show's producer. After sporadic releases on VHS and online, we have this boxset which contains all 23 episodes of the show. The sound and video quality are good, though the episode Hyper Psy-Crow is noticeably duller and grainier than the others, which makes me wonder if it has been rescued from less than perfect source. That won't spoil your enjoyment however and it's great to have the whole series complete. Although this is an Australian release, it is Region 2 and PAL and should play happily in your DVD or Bluray player if you are here in the UK. Now as the proper ending for this review was deemed unsuitable for readers of a nervous disposition, I leave you with... a random selection of dialog! Earthworm Jim: Gah! My one weakness! Wormtenite! Princess Whats-Her-Name: (to Peter) Wormtenite? Peter: It's a mysterious substance that has unpredictable effects on Jim. Princess Whats-Her-Name: Well, uh, is it from another galaxy or something? Peter: No, he found it in the fridge one day. We think maybe it used to be cheese.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Top quality 90's animation for all ages
*by D***T on 27 June 2013*

Finally this reprint is available at an affordable price. Released at video-game character Earthworm Jim's height during the mid-90s this cartoon had huge amounts of effort pored into it, fleshing out the characters from the games far more than the source material did whilst pleasing game fans as well. It's irreverant, doesn't take itself too seriously and keeps things moving at a solid pace. The jokes are basic enough that children will get them but thanks to some incredibly charasmatic line delivery from all the main players will still manage to wring smiles from adults. It's loud and over the top without being brash, and everything from the exhuberant title tune which lampoons Jim, to the brief unrelated segments that crop up partway through each episode and give little cameos to the villians, is well thought out. The colours are bright thanks to a top notch transfer and the animation is smooth and crisp. All the character designs are drawn cohesively and it stands as strong on technical merits as it does the oddball, but not self conscious, joke delivery. Really one of the gems of the 90's and this is a spot on release of it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ You don't know this guy ?
*by P***0 on 9 June 2014*

Then get your card out and start having some fun that isn't just for the kids. This is a cult thing that doesn't really have a cult..... :( The thing about Jim is that the humor grows with the episodes getting more reticules. And ! It has got levels to it that work really well as you see this again. I'd get tons of merchandise if I had the unlimited funds for this. THERE IS ONLY SO MUCH

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