| rdfs:comment | - The Aquabats! Super Show!, starring superhero team and musicians The Aquabats, airs on Hasbro's channel The Hub. It's an Affectionate Parody of kids' shows from The Eighties and The Nineties with a good helping of Batman, due largely in part to one of the show's directors and writers- Matt Chapman, whom many people know for Homestar Runner. The website's legendary humor is prevalent in The Super Show's writing. It follows The Aquabats- The MC Bat Commander, Crash Mc Larson, Jimmy The Robot, Ricky Fitness, and Eagle Bones Falconhawk- as they play shows, fight crime and defeat monsters.
- The show centers around the band as they fight evil and grow together as a group. Many of the episodes delve deeper into the characters and personalities of The Bats than in their concerts. Although some fans bemoan the apparent loss of all the Aquabats lore of old, many have praised the show for keeping homages to their old mythos, while still making their TV stories accessable to a general audience.
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| abstract | - The show centers around the band as they fight evil and grow together as a group. Many of the episodes delve deeper into the characters and personalities of The Bats than in their concerts. Although some fans bemoan the apparent loss of all the Aquabats lore of old, many have praised the show for keeping homages to their old mythos, while still making their TV stories accessable to a general audience. The show was produced for The Hub, which ordered 13 episodes to be made. It aired from March to June, 2012 on Saturdays at 11am EST, 8am PST, and it's being reaired as re-runs on The Hub. Season 2 consisted of 5 episodes and aired from June 1, 2013 to June 29, 2013. Season 3 consisted of 3 "specials", which aired on December 21 and 28, 2013, and on January 18, 2014. Later at 2014 comic con, it was revealed that The Hub did not renew the show for a new season. Which means they cancelled the show.
- The Aquabats! Super Show!, starring superhero team and musicians The Aquabats, airs on Hasbro's channel The Hub. It's an Affectionate Parody of kids' shows from The Eighties and The Nineties with a good helping of Batman, due largely in part to one of the show's directors and writers- Matt Chapman, whom many people know for Homestar Runner. The website's legendary humor is prevalent in The Super Show's writing. It follows The Aquabats- The MC Bat Commander, Crash Mc Larson, Jimmy The Robot, Ricky Fitness, and Eagle Bones Falconhawk- as they play shows, fight crime and defeat monsters.
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