Supernova - Last in Space Trailer

Supernova - Last in Space Trailer (1996)

"A show for kids?" 01 January 1996 Comedy, Sci-Fi, Family 25 mins

What is Supernova? 3 really large kids from a planet called Cynot 3. When the Smarmies (sick creatures bent on smothering the world with good will & love) blew up Cynot 3 in a supernova, Art, Jo, & Dave escape only to crash land on a strange world called Earth. With supercomputer/babysitter Pal 4000 at the helm of the spacevan, the guys learn valuable lessons about the Heimlich maneuver, lip sync-ing and making sure their spacevan is powered with plenty of rock & roll. Of course the smarmies are never far behind, as they won't rest until every last Cynotian has been loved to death.

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Cast

Rich Kronfeld

as Dr. Sphincter

Crew

International Releases Dates

United States 01 January 1996

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