Static Shock! premiered on Kids WB on September 23, 2000. Static Shock! is an all-new, animated series about the adventures of the first teenage African American superhero. Quick-witted Virgil Hawkins finds himself imbued with electromagnetic superpowers after being exposed to a mutanic gas and takes on the guise of Static, an urban hero of his own creation. The series will confront real problems and issues faced by today's kids, such as peer pressure, gangs and growing up in an ethnically diverse urban neighborhood. Learning to control his powers, figuring out how to patrol the skies at night and still make it home in time to study for his chemistry class, Virgil's greatest discovery becomes the real "charge" he gets in helping people and making a positive difference in his community.
Voice Cast
• May 17, 2008
Static/Virgil Hawkins ......................................... Phil LaMarr
Richie Foley .................................................. Jason Marsden
Robert Hawkins ................................................ Kevin Richardson
Sharon Hawkins ................................................ Michele Morgan
Frieda Goren .................................................. Danica McKellar
Edwin Alva .................................................... Kerrigan Mahan
F-Stop/Hotstreak .............................................. Danny Cooksey
Daisy ......................................................... Crystal Scales
Episodes
• May 17, 2008
Season 1 (2000-2001)
(13 Episodes In Season 1)
Shock To The System (Originally Aired 9/23/2000)
Aftershock (Originally Aired 9/30/2000)
The Breed (Originally Aired 10/7/2000)
Grounded (Originally Aired 10/14/2000)
They're Playing My Song (Originally Aired 11/11/2000)
The New Kid (Originally Aired 11/18/2000)
Child's Play (Originally Aired 12/2/2000)
Sons Of the Fathers (Originally Aired 12/9/2000)
Winds Of Change (Originally Aired 12/16/2000)
Bent Out Of Shape (Originally Aired 1/27/2001)
Junior (Originally Aired 2/10/2001)
Replay (Originally Aired 3/3/2001)
Tantrum (Originally Aired 5/5/2001)
Season 2 (2001-2002)
(11 Episodes In Season 2)
The Big Leagues (Originally Aired 1/26/2002)
Power Play (Originally Aired 2/2/2002)
Brother-Sister Act (Originally Aired 2/9/2002)
Static Shaq (Originally Aired 2/16/2002)
Frozen Out (Originally Aired 2/23/2002)
Sunspots (Originally Aired 3/2/2002)
Pop's Girlfriend (Originally Aired 3/9/2002)
Bad Stretch (Originally Aired 3/23/2002)
Attack Of The Living Brain Puppets (Originally Aired 4/6/2002)
Duped (Originally Aired 4/27/2002)
Jimmy (Originally Aired 5/4/2002)
Season 3 (2002-2003)
(15 Episodes In Season 3)
Hard As Nails (Originally Aired 1/25/2003)
Static In Africa (Originally Aired 2/8/2003)
She-Bang (Originally Aired 2/15/2003)
The Usual Suspect (Originally Aired 2/22/2003)
A League Of Their Own, Part 1 (Originally Aired 3/1/2003)
A League Of Their Own, Part 2 (Originally Aired 3/8/2003)
Showtime (Originally Aired 3/22/2003)
Consequences (Originally Aired 4/5/2003)
Romeo In The Mix (Originally Aired 4/19/2003)
Trouble Squared (Originally Aired 4/26/2003)
Toys In The Hood (Originally Aired 5/3/2003)
The Parent Trap (Originally Aired 5/24/2003)
Flashback (Originally Aired 6/7/2003)
Blast From The Past (Originally Aired 6/21/2003)
Season 4 (2003-2004)
(13 Episodes In Season 4)
Future Shock (Originally Aired 1/17/2004)
She-Back! (Originally Aired 1/24/2004)
Out Of Africa (Originally Aired 1/31/2004)
Fallen Hero (Originally Aired 2/7/2004)
Army Of Darkness (Originally Aired 2/14/2004)
No Man's An Island (Originally Aired 2/21/2004)
Hoop Squad (Originally Aired 2/28/2004)
Now You See Him... (Originally Aired 3/13/2004)
Where The Rubber Meets The Road (Originally Aired 3/27/2004)
Static Shock! premiered on Kids WB on September 23, 2000. Static Shock! is an all-new, animated series about the adventures of the first teenage African American superhero. Quick-witted Virgil Hawkins finds himself imbued with electromagnetic superpowers after being exposed to a mutanic gas and takes on the guise of Static, an urban hero of his own creation. The series will confront real problems and issues faced by today's kids, such as peer pressure, gangs and growing up in an ethnically diverse urban neighborhood. Learning to control his powers, figuring out how to patrol the skies at night and still make it home in time to study for his chemistry class, Virgil's greatest discovery becomes the real "charge" he gets in helping people and making a positive difference in his community.
