Rabu, 06 Juli 2011

List of Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil episodes

The following is a list of episodes from the Disney XD Original Series, Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil. The series premiered on February 13, 2010. As of November 25, 2010, the first season was completed.
On June 7, 2010, the series was renewed for a second season, which will air on April 30, 2011.[1][2]

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[edit] Series overview

Season Episodes First Airdate Last Airdate

1 20 February 13, 2010 November 25, 2010

2 26 April 30, 2011[3] 2012  

Episodes

[edit] Season 1: 2010

Series # Season # Episode Title Original airdate Prod.
No.
1 1 "Dead Man's Drop / Stumped" February 13, 2010 (2010-02-13T(series premiere)) 1x01
Dead Man's Drop: When Kick's latest stunt fails, he refuses to allow it be a fail and tries to do it again and tells everybody to be there at 8:00pm. However, when Brad, his older brother (voice of Danny Cooksey) locks Kick in his room, Kick and his friend Gunther plan his escape.

Stumped: Kick's idol Billy Stumps is in town to do a spectacular stunt at the Monster Truck Extravaganza with one lucky contest winner. With the help of his best friend Gunther, Kick must find a golden key inside a can of cheetah chug and make it to the stadium on time.

Note: The episode is the pilot episode of the series. This episode was seen on iTunes on January 29, 2010 before airing on TV. 
2 2 "If Books Could Kill / There Will Be Nachos" February 13, 2010 (2010-02-13) 1x03
If Books Could Kill: Kick has an autographed copy of a book by his idol Billy Stumps which Gunther mistakenly returns to the library. Kick does whatever he can to get it back even though the librarian won't cooperate.

There Will Be Nachos: With their parents out of town, Brad throws a party, which Kick is not allowed to attend. This does not stop Kick from trying to get into the party to score some of Senor Brad's "famous" nachos. 
3 3 "Kicked Out / Kick the Habit" February 20, 2010 (2010-02-20) 1x05
Kicked Out: Kick performs another dangerous stunt and falls off a cliff with Gunther, finding and creating an awesome hangout, which Brad and his friends repeatedly try to take over.

Kick the Habit: Facing the risk of being sent to military school, Kick sets out to prove to his concerned parents (and the neighborhood), that he can refrain from performing any stunts for an entire day,despite Brad wanting to ensure Kick will succumb to temptation. 
4 4 "Knocked Out / Not Without My Cereal" February 27, 2010 (2010-02-27) 1x04
Knocked Out: Kick plans to launch his career on a talent show, but before the show starts, Gunther accidentally knocks him out.

Not Without My Cereal: Kick has to watch his sister, Brianna, while waiting in the grocery line, in order to get his favorite cereal. But when Brianna runs off with said cereal, he has to bring her back without his mom finding out. What's worse is that a grocery worker is watching Kick, waiting for him to mess up...
Gunther is seen right before the credits of this episode, but does not speak. 
5 5 "Kickasaurus Wrecks / Battle for the 'Snax" March 6, 2010 (2010-03-06) 1x06
Kickasaurus Wrecks: Tired of being called "Shrimp", Kick declares that he will do something big. When given his chance, the resulting disaster deals Kick another chance, by being the best "shrimp" ever.

Battle for the 'Snax: Kick tries to help Gunther's family get business at their restaurant, FØÖD, because if he doesn't, Gunther and his family have to move back to the "Old Country
6 6 "Obsession: For Kick / Flush and Release" March 13, 2010 (2010-03-13) 1x08
Obsession: For Kick: A new girl called Jackie, sees Kick making a stunt and turns his fan Number One. Gunther tries to warn Kick that Jackie is crazy, but Kick don't believe. And a while later, she starts to disturb his stunts and Kick finally sees that Jackie is crazy. And, with Gunther, created a lie to make her stop following him and make his life come back to the normal.

Flush and Release: Kick and Gunther seek a legendary giant goldfish, which Kick plans to harness, for the ultimate wake-boarding experience.

Guest stars: Maria Bamford as Jackie Wackerman, in the episode "Obsession: For Kick" 
7 7 "Snowpolcalypse! / According to Chimp" March 20, 2010 (2010-03-20) 1x09
Snowpolcalypse!: Kick and Gunther, with the help of Wade, set out to rescue students stranded on a school bus.

According to Chimp: Kick adopts an escaped chimp as a pet, one which has the potential to cause serious mayhem, unless its pacified by chocolate bananas.

Guest stars: Emily Osment as Kendall, in the episode "Snowpolcalypse!"[4]
8 8 "Runaway Recital / Trike X-5" March 27, 2010 (2010-03-27) 1x02
Runaway Recital: Harold forces Kick to take piano lessons, which leads to another wild escapade

Trike X-5: Brianna steals Kick's beloved first stunt bike, which she ultimately uses to compete in a pageant. 
9 9 "Drop Kick / Box Office Blitz" May 1, 2010 (2010-05-01) 1x10
Drop Kick: Tired of being bullied by Brad, Kick decides to train with a former champion wrestler. But when he learns that his new mentor has bullying issues of his own, Kick must prove to his new teacher that every underdog has their day.

Box Office Blitz: When the assistant manager of the multiplex bans Kick from seeing a movie featuring his favorite daredevil movie star, Kick won’t rest until he sneaks into the heavily guarded theater and sees Rock Callahan’s “Zombie Motocross.” 
10 10 "Those Who Camp, Do / Dog Gone" May 8, 2010 (2010-05-08) 1x13
Those Who Camp, Do: Kick is stoked to be going on an overnight camping trip, since he hopes to "become a man." However, there is an obstacle, the "rustic campsite", is too civilized for his liking. After that false start, Kick and Brad have a true test to complete. Gunther does not appear in this episode.

Dog Gone: Kick is roped into dog sitting Oskar while his mom and Oskar's owner go play shuffleboard. Kick has to find a way to watch Oskar or he will be "Grounded for life". 
11 11 "Dad's Car / The Treasure of Dead Man Dave" May 15, 2010 (2010-05-15) 1x12
Dad's Car: Kick and Brad are washing their dad's car, "Monique." While horsing around,Kick notices a scratch on the passenger side door. Rather than be grounded, Kick decides to fix it himself, while Gunther runs interference. Gunther must keep Brad and Kick's dad detained while all 3 are at the hospital, due to an encounter with a swarm of angry bees.

The Treasure of Dead Man Dave: Its oral report day in Kick's class. He chooses one of his heroes, Dead Man Dave, as the subject of his presentation. His wild tale, of seeking the lost skateboard of Dave, is met with disbelief, even from the teacher. 
12 12 "For the Love of Gunther / Father From the Truth" May 22, 2010 (2010-05-22) 1x14
For the Love of Gunther: When Gunther discovers he has a lot in common with Wacky Jackie, he's bitten by the "love bug," but Jackie doesn't even know he exists. Kick must help Gunther "get the girl" when all she truly "loves" is a daredevil.

Father From the Truth: Kick dreads "Bring your father to school day", as he fears his dad would be too lame, thereby earning his son, much shame, in the eyes of his peers. Kick must get his "square dad" to become "more cool" before Monday. 
13 13 "Exposed! Wade Against the Machine!" June 21, 2010 (2010-06-21) 1x15
Exposed!: Kick loses his helmet, and he decides to quit becoming a daredevil.

Wade Against The Machine: When Wade is promoted in the Food 'N Fix, Kick and Gunther try to un-promote Wade so that they can be best buds again. But their attempts to get Wade demoted only get him promoted even more. 
14 14 "Mellowbrook Drift / Gift of Wacky!" June 21, 2010 (2010-06-21) 1x18
Mellowbrook Drift: Kick challenges a physics-obsessed street racing crew, led by bullying nerd Ronaldo in a winner-takes-all race on Mt. Hurtsmore which pits the laws of physics against the "laws of awesome". To defeat the competition, Kick and Gunther turn to school woodshop teacher One-Eyed Jackson for help.

Gift of Wacky: Kick is invited to Wacky Jackie's birthday party, in the middle of a stunt, so Kick decides to get rid of her forever. Kick makes a deal with Brad, who promises to help find a gift for Jackie’s birthday. When Kick sees he is the only guest at her party, he decides to throw her the most awesome party ever.

 
15 15 "Things That Make You Go Boom! / Kyle Be Back" August 12, 2010 1x19
Things That Make You Go Boom! : Kick and Brad battle to win a trip to Hawaii for the "Stunt That Ends All Stunts" with Boom McCondor.

Kyle Be Back : Kick's annoying cousin Kyle visits and ruins Kick's important stunt, so Kick and Gunther try to get rid of him.

Guest stars: Tom Kenny as Kyle, Brian Van Holt as Boom McCondor, and Leigh-Allyn Baker as Kyle's Mom 
16 16 "Rank of Awesome / A Very Buttowski Mother's Day" October 2, 2010 1x17
Rank of Awesome: Gunther Shows Kick a website where the users ranks the most awesome videos. So Kick does a lot of stunts to be on the top position.

A Very Buttowski Mother's Day: Kick and Brad compete against one another to make a Mother's Day breakfast of eggs, bacon & orange juice for their mother.

Note: This episode was aired on September 24, 2010 on Disney XD (Latin America)
17 17 "Abandon Friendship! / Braking the Grade" October 23, 2010 1x16
Abandon Friendship!: Kick and Gunther search for new best friends when they fear their friendship is ending, this is because their families have argued over Kick's stunts.

Braking the Grade: Kick tries to hide his report card from his dad long enough to attend a demolition derby. 
18 18 "Dancing With the Enemy / Tattler's Tale" October 30, 2010 1x07
Dancing With the Enemy : Kick has to dance with Kendall or fail gym class, and compete against Gunther and Jackie.

Tattler's Tale : The neighborhood is menaced by old Mrs. Chicarelli who is determined to see all troublemakers on the block are punished. Kick, Brad and the other kids must stop her before they get grounded forever.

Note: This episode was aired on August 14, 2010 on Disney XD (Poland)[5] 
19 19 "Morning Rush / A Fist Full of Ice Cream" November 6, 2010 1x11
Morning Rush: Kick's "dog ate my homework" excuse is no longer valid and must complete 2 months full of homework in one night when Oskar actually eats his first copy.

A Fist Full of Ice Cream: Kick has to save his dad's birthday when the ice cream truck breaks down.

Note: This was first aired in Verizon FiOS On Demand. 
20 20 "Frame Story / And... Action!" November 25, 2010 1x20
Frame Story: Kick's principal threatens to expel him if he pulls one more stunt inside the school, but he found out that someone else did the stunt and he was framed. Kendall and Ronaldo have also appeared in the episode.

And... Action: Kick falls in love with the daredevil stunt double named Scarlett Rosetti. After making her popular, Brianna's favorite TV show was about to be canceled, and Kick has to find a way to get the show back on. (Season Finale)
  • Note: This two of one episode is canceled in the first week of April after Latin America, except Europe.

Guest stars: Henry Winkler as the Principal, Tiffany Thornton as Teena Sometimes, and Alyssa Milano as Scarlett Rosetti

 

[edit] Season 2: 2011

Disney XD ordered a second season on June 7, 2010 and it began with the episode "Frame Story / And... Action! on April 30, 2011[3].

[edit] References

Series # Season # Episode Title Original airdate Prod.
No.
21 1 "Mow Money / Love Stinks![3]" April 30, 2011 (2011-04-30) 2x01
Mow Money: Kick and Gunther fight over the last ticket to see their hero, Rock Callahan, live on stage.

Love Stinks!: When Brad gets a new girlfriend called Kelly, Kick enjoys his new nicer persona, but soon finds out she is just using him for a cheer leading stunt.
Special Guest Star: Dwight Howard as Rock Callahan in the episode, Mow Money 
22 2 "Kickin' Genes / Clothes Call[6]" May 7, 2011 (2011-05-07) 2x04
Kickin' Genes: Kick and Gunther discover that Kick's mother was once a daredevil called "Honey Splash".
Clothes Call: Kick's mom takes him to the mall to buy a suit for a wedding. 
23 3 "Clean... to the Extreme / Stand and Delivery[6]" May 14, 2011 (2011-05-14) 2x02
Clean... to the Extreme: When Kick accidentally breaks Gunther’s Dad’s prized Foosball table, he must complete a series of favors to replace it before Gunther’s Dad gets home.

Stand and Delivery: Kick takes over the delivery services at Battlesnax. But when a faceless foe, known as ‘The Dark One’ threatens to destroy Kick’s perfect delivery record, Kick must defend Battlesnax’s delivery guarantee and deliver food in 29 minutes or less. Note: Kendall and Ronaldo have appeared in this episode. 
24 4 "Switching Gears / Garage Banned[6]" May 21, 2011 (2011-05-21) 2x03
Switching Gears: Kick enters the BMX rodeo.

Garage Banned: Kick forms a band. 
25 5 "Truth or Daredevil, Parts 1 & 2[7]" June 19, 2011 (2011-06-19) 2x07
Truth or Daredevil: Kick learns his grandfather was a military spy.
Special Guest Stars: Ed O' Neill as grandpa and Dwight Howard as Rock Callahan 
 

Selasa, 28 Juni 2011

Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil

Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil

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Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil
Kick Buttowski 2.jpg
Title screen of Kick Buttowski
Also known as Kick Buttowski
Genre Action
Adventure

Comedy
Format Flash animation
Created by Sandro Corsaro
Written by Derek Dressler
Patrick Andrew O'Connor

Nick Confalone

John Derevlany

Mark Drop

Nate Knetchel

Mitchell Larson

David Shayne
Directed by Chris Savino
Sherm Cohen
Starring Charlie Schlatter
Matt L. Jones

Danny Cooksey
Opening theme "Kick Buttowski!"
Composer(s) Andy Sturmer
Country of origin United States
Language(s) English
No. of seasons 2
No. of episodes 22 (List of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s) Sandro Corsaro
Chris Savino
Running time 22 minutes
Production company(s) Walt Disney Television Animation
Disney XD Original Productions
Broadcast
Original channel Disney XD
Picture format 1080i (16:9) (HDTV)
Audio format Dolby Digital 5.1
Original run February 13, 2010 – present (2010-02-13)
Status Returning
External links
Website
Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil (often referred to as simply Kick Buttowski) is an American animated television series created by animator Sandro Corsaro, about a young boy Clarence "Kick" Buttowski (Charlie Schlatter), who aspires to become the world's greatest daredevil. It became the fourth Disney XD original series and the first animated series. The show premiered on February 13, 2010, with two episodes airing the first day. Also the series premiered on Disney Channel Asia on May 28, 2010[1] There are two 11 minute segments per show. The show uses Toon Boom Animation software to achieve a Flash-style look. There are also some 3D-animated elements. The series is executive-produced and directed by Chris Savino.[1] Many of the characters and situations were based on the creator's childhood growing up in Stoneham, Massachusetts.[1]

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[edit] Development

Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil was in production up on December 19, 2008. The original name was Kid Knievel at the time.[2] The title was changed to Kick Buttowski as of April 4, 2009.[3] In early December 2009, it was announced that the series would premiere on February 13, 2010,[1] exactly one year after the launch of Disney XD, and the premiere of its first original series, Aaron Stone. It should be noted that Kick's stunt coordinator as listed in the credits, is none other than Robbie Knievel, the son of Evel Knievel.

[edit] Creation

The idea for the show came from a character in one of the creator's sketchbooks. In it, Kick was originally named Kid Knievel, and was slightly different from the original vision of himself. He was much smaller.[4] He had blue stars on his helmet and blue stripes on his clothing in an apparent homage to Evel Knievel.

[edit] Series pilot

The pilot was written and developed by Devin Bunje and Nick Stanton, who eventually left the project to work on another Disney XD series, Zeke and Luther. The pilot was later split into the first two episodes of the series, "Dead Man's Drop" and "Stumped".

[edit] Airing

Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil was originally set to air on fall of 2009, but Disney announced it would air in February 2010. The show debuted on Disney XD on February 13, 2010[1] at 8:30 a.m. ET. Sneak peeks and promos were shown on Disney XD, DisneyXD.com, and Disney Channel.[5] The series is to air every Saturday morning at 8:30 a.m. ET according to Disney XD.[citation needed]
On April 2, 2010, The series first aired on Disney Channel as a special presentation with the episode, "Obsession: For Kick/Flush and Release" as part of the "Get Animated" marathon. Another presentation was shown on Disney Channel on May 22, 2010 featuring three episodes.

[edit] Voice cast

[edit] Main cast

[edit] Recurring cast

[edit] Reception

The series currently receives a 7 on TV.com.[6] The pilot episode "Dead Man's Drop/Stumped", was watched by 842,000 viewers, the second highest rated series premiere in Disney XD's history.[7] The second episode, "If Books Could Kill/There Will Be Nachos" was watched by 972,000 viewers.[8]

[edit] Characters

"Our big challenge was finding a voice for the character that can sustain a lot of stories, through numerous episodes,” explains Coleman. “We want to look at the characters far beyond a TV show, as a new character in the canon of Disney characters and find the right balance between comedy and action. One of the things that we are excited about is the fact that it’s a total brand fit for us. It’s a great companion piece for our hit show Phineas and Ferb—and has some of the same underlying themes of friendship and determination."
Animation Magazine[9]

[edit] Main characters

  • Clarence "Kick" Buttowski: The main character, an amateur, thrill-seeking often reckless daredevil. He is 12 years old. His main goal out of life, is to embrace each day as if it were his own personal "action movie." He is rather short and wears a signature daredevil outfit; a white jumpsuit with red stripes down the sleeves, a white helmet with a red stripe, and yellow boots and gloves. Some of his more notable catchphrases are "Show time," "Aw, biscuits," and "Chimichanga!". He is the middle child in his family. His middle name was announced in "Rank of Awesome", a reference to his original name, Francis Little.
  • Gunther Magnuson: Kick's best friend and stunt coordinator who is overweight, worries a lot, and easily distracted by shiny objects. Gunther, unlike Kick, does not enjoy living on the edge. He is 11 years old, and of Nordic descent. He wears blue shorts and shirt with a red cap and what appear to be orange Crocs (sandals). In the episode For The Love of Gunther, he had a crush on Wacky Jackie. He is shown to love a puppet named Lady La La in the episode Kyle be Back.
  • Bradley "Brad" Buttowski: Kick's elder brother and the main antagonist of the series. He bullies Kick, and is in charge when their parents are away. Brad also has very poor personal hygiene and thinks he is popular . He's very similar to Terrance from Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. He is 15 years old as he is taking his drivers test. His favorite phrase is "Dillweed", which he uses to refer to Kick.
  • Brianna Buttowski: Kick's spoiled little sister. She is around 8 years old. She's mainly known for being a "pageant girl." Being the youngest, she usually gets her way by saying "I want...". When not participating in pageants, she likes to annoy her brother Kick, holding on to anything that's valuable to him, like his favorite cereal and tricycle. However, unlike their eldest brother Brad, she seems to have a mutual respect of Kick and may have a slight disliking to Brad. Her favorite show is Teena Sometimes.
  • Honey Buttowski: Kick's Mom. She's infrequently at home, as she and her husband take their daughter Brianna to compete in beauty pageants. She is very caring and protective of Kick but although she's often worried of him, she acknowledges his daredevil nature, sometimes even helping him with his stunts. In "Kickin Genes" it is revealed that she was once a famous daredevil and speedboat racer, called "Honey Splash". It is also shown that she was the one who gave Kick his trademark white jumpsuit as a present, to show him how much she supports him.
  • Harold Buttowski: Kick's overcautious and neurotic Dad. He is usually cheery and easygoing but is also very anal about possible sources of danger. He also has an unhealthy love for his blue car, calling it "Monique". In "Father From the Truth" Kick was embarrased about his Dad, considering him too lame for the "Bring your father to school day". Kick then tried to make him cooler, failing miserably, resulting in Kick secretly replacing his father with Wade at school. Harold and his wife are in their late 30s.
  • Wade: A gas station worker that is friends with Kick. In the episode "Stumped", Wade supplies Kick with energy drinks, in hopes of finding a key. The key was a free ticket for Kick to see his favorite monster truck star, Billy Stumps. He is in his early 20s.
  • Billy Stumps: An extreme daredevil that is very famous, and Kick's idol. He is missing an arm (which is why he is called "Stumps"), and it is unknown why, presumably from one of his stunts. He can appear as a cameo in a poster by Kick's door. It is possible that he was born without an arm, as in a flashback(dated 1982) he still had only one arm.

[edit] Recurring characters

  • Magnus and Helga Magnuson: Gunther's parents. They own a local restaurant called "BattleSnax" (previously called "FØÖD"). They are Vikings and lived in the Nordic country.
  • Bjørgen: Gunther's uncle. He works at Battlesnax and he often says words that rhyme with his name. He is a Viking and lived in the Nordic country.
  • Teena Sometimes: She is the star of her self-titled show, which was first mentioned in "Stumped!". She is a part-time spy and a part-time princess. She is also a singer. Her catchphrases were "I'll sparkle you until next week," and "Consider yourself sometimes!"
  • Scarlet Rosetti: She is the stunt double for Teena on "Teena Sometimes." Kick helped her become recognized by her likeliness of doing stunts, which made the show become jealous. After Kick was replaced as stunt double, she still appears as a separate character named, "The Scarlet Letter," who is now Teena's archnemesis.
  • Principal Henry: He is the Principal of the Mellowbrook Elementary School. He is voiced by legendary actor, Henry Winkler, who learned the principal's lines by remembering his time when he was in the principal's office during his childhood.
  • Walter: He works at the Food N Fix when Wade is in promotion. He also works at a Flower Shop in Mellowbrook in "A Very Buttowski Mother's Day." He also cameoed in "Abandon Friendship" as an Ambulance Worker and in "...And Action!" as a Boom Operator, but he was seen in different hair colors.
  • Kendall Perkins: Kick's classmate. She loves learning and many times annoys Kick. In addition, she is the class president. She and Kick hate each other. Kendall has also been kissed by Kick, in Box Office Blitz, probably hers and Kick's first kiss. However Kick only did this to avoid being caught by Pantsy, Mouth's older brother, plus Kick rinsed his mouth with any liquid that was near him so he was technically disgusted by it. She is very bossy and high-strung and is shown to have not many friends. She has shown on separate occasions that she may in fact have a crush on Kick, such as being flattered by Kick's kiss in Box Office Blitz, or seeking Kick out after he complimented her blouse when he lost his helmet in 'Exposed!'. Additionally, she refers to Kick as Clarence, his first name.
  • Mr. Perkins: Kendall's father who is an actuary and appeared in the episode Father from the Truth. He also had a cameo appearance at a carnival scene in Kyle Be Back.
  • Mr. Vickle: Kick's next door neighbor. A heavyset middle-aged bachelor with an effeminate personality. He's one of the few adults that isn't ruffled by Kick's behavior.
  • "Wacky" Jackie Wackerman: A new resident of Mellowbrook of 12 years old. She became obsessed with Kick in her debut episode Obsession: For Kick, later stalking him due to being "his number one fan", as well as president of his fan club, etc.
  • Glenn: A grocery store worker. Whenever Kick shows up in the Mellowmart grocery store, he is sure Kick will wreck "his store", leading to trouble for Glenn.
  • Pantsy: One of Brad's friends. He is also the assistant manager of the Mellowbrook Megaplex, and has a very strict policy, when it comes to patrons. He usually wears 3D Glasses.
  • Horace: Brad's other friend. He has green hair that covers his face.
  • Mouth: His real name is Christopher. Pantsie's Little Brother. He is the son of the 2nd assistant security guard at Mellowbrook Mall. He schemes a lot and he loves playing shuffleboard.
  • Ms. Fitzpatrick: Kick's teacher that stays in his face. Her catchphrase is "Mmmm-Hmmm" which is also on her license plate.
  • Ms. Chicarelli: She is Kick's next door neighbor who always tells Kick's mother lies because she wants Kick punished, but the kids made a plot to make her look crazy
  • Oskar: Mrs. Chicarelli's dog that clearly hates Kick and Gunther.
  • Ronaldo: A physics-obsessed bully who was cheating in the Tri-County Cartacular by following the laws of physics. His jacket is somewhat similar to Kick's jumpsuit, only with opposite colors; maroon with yellow stripes down the sleeves and a small cape in the back. He hangs around a small posse of other nerds and goes to Kick's school. Although he only appears in two episodes in Season 1, "Mellowbrook Drift" and "Frame Story", he is one of Kick's major enemies and may possibly reappear in Season 2. He also had a relationship with Kendall Perkins in "Frame Story"
  • Kyle: Kick Buttowski's Cousin who is a chatterbox. He usually talks about Peanut Butter and other stuff. In "Kyle Be Back," he gets in Kick's way from doing a record-breaking stunt.
  • Papercut Peterson: A professional wrestler who helped Kick Buttowski defeat his older brother. He is formerly Pile-Driver Peterson.
  • Shogun Sanchez: Papercut's stepbrother. He helped Brad face off with his little brother. Shogun is half Mexican.
  • Boom McCondor: One of the best stunt legends in the world. He had a first contest where Kick and Brad won on the episode, "Things That Make You Go Boom!" He usually has a catchphrase which is similar to a bird call.
  • Emo Kid: Emo Kid is a classmate of Kick's in Mellow Brook Middle School. He dresses in black and purple and his hair is partly dyed purple. He is shown in "A Tatters Tale" when he returns everyone's confiscated items at the end of the episode. He is known to have a strong disliking for dodgeball.
  • Janitor Roberson: He is a Janitor at Mellowbrook Middle School.
  • Hush and Razz: Owners of a local skate shop in Mellowbrook. They are set to appear in Season 2 in the Episode, "Switching Gears."
  • Irwin and Mack: Police officers of Mellowbrook.
  • Kelly: Brad's girlfriend, but she actually doesn't like Brad, she was planning to get Brad out of her way, but lucky Kick stops her plan.
  • Gordon Gibble: A BMX Legend who broke records after Kick won the BMX Rodeo. He is from West Mellowbrook. He is voiced by Will Forte.
  • The DiPazzi Twins: They first appeared on "Clothes Call," and again along with Gordon on "Switching Gears." Their Names are Michael Anthony and Anthony Michael. They look very identical, but their voices are quite different.

[edit] Episodes

Season Episodes First Airdate Last Airdate

1 20 February 13, 2010 November 25, 2010

2 26 April 30, 2011 TBA

[edit] International release

Country / Region Channel Series premiere
Canada Canada Disney XD (Canada) May 22, 2011
 United States Disney XD February 13, 2010
 United Kingdom Disney XD (UK and Ireland) CITV
 Ireland
 France Disney XD (France)
 Spain Disney XD (Spain) February 20, 2010
Disney Channel Spain December 2010
 Bulgaria Disney Channel Bulgaria November 13, 2010
 Italy Disney XD (Italy)RAI - Radiotelevisione italiana S.P.A.
 Germany Disney XD Germany March 26, 2010[10]
Super RTL[11] April,30,2011
 Poland Disney XD Poland April 17, 2010
 The Netherlands Disney XD (Netherlands) April 18, 2010
 Australia Disney Channel (Australia) April 19, 2010
 New Zealand
 Brazil Disney XD (Latin America) April 21, 2010
Rede Globo
 Chile Disney XD (Latin America) April 24, 2010
Canal 13
 Venezuela Disney XD (Latin America)
 Colombia
 Ecuador
 Mexico
 Argentina
 Peru
 Costa Rica
 Guatemala
 United States Disney Channel (United States) May 22, 2010
 Malaysia Disney Channel Asia May 28, 2010
 Singapore
 Indonesia
 Thailand
 Vietnam
 South Korea
 Hong Kong
 India Disney XD (India) May 8, 2010 (India)
 Japan Disney XD (Japan)
 Turkey Disney XD (Turkey) 2010
 Israel Disney Channel Israel October 3, 2010
 Russia Disney Channel (Russia) November 1, 2010
 Philippines Disney Channel Asia May 28, 2010
TV5 Kids Presents Disney Club December 13, 2010
 Ukraine Disney Channel (Ukraine) 2011
 South Africa Disney XD (South Africa) May 12, 2011
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May 12, 2011
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[edit] References

  1. ^ a b c d e Mclean, Thomas (January 20, 2010). "Disney XD Unveils Kick Buttowski Premiere Schedule". Animation Magazine. http://animationmagazine.net/article/11067. Retrieved January 31, 2010. 
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