Genre: Slapstick, Comedy, Musical, Adventure
Based on Cuphead and Characters by Studio MDHR
Developed by Dave Wasson
Written by Deeki Deke, Clay Morrow, Adam Paloian, Cosmo Segurson, Dave Wasson
Voicing by: Tru Valentino, Frank Todaro, Wayne Brady, Joe Hanna, Luke Millington-Drake, Grey Griffin, Cosmo Segurson & Dave Wasson.
Theme Song Composer: Ego Plum
Opening Theme: “Welcome to the Cuphead Show!” (performed by Gizzelle Andrea Becerra, Tru Valentino, and Frank Todaro)
Ending Theme: “Welcome to the Cuphead Show!” (instrumental composed by Ego Plum)
Composer: Ego Plum
Executive Producers: Dave Wasson, CJ Kettler, Chad Moldenhauer, Jared Moldenhauer, Cosmo Segurson (co-executive)
Producers: Carolyn Roach (line), Jackie Watson (line)
Editor: Amy Blaisdell
Production Company: Netflix Animation, King Features Entertainment, Studio MDHR
Animation Services: Lighthouse Studios, Screen Novelties (stop motion)
Distributor: Netflix
Plot: From hijinks and heebie-jeebies to holiday cheer: This season’s got it all as the boys go big to trick the Devil — and stir up trouble all over town!
Season 3 of The Cuphead Show was still continuing to show its good quality.
Pros: All the stuff that you love from in the first seasons are still in here,it’s very funny and the writing is excellent.The animation is good and I’m surprised this show manged to keep the quality of fun within a one year span. The villain devil had more time on screen this time around including his interactions with Cuphead and Mugman, which I found very amusing. Ms. Chalice had a bigger role this time around and the “A very devil Christmas” episode was my favourite.
Cons: Cuphead and Mugman’s other enemies did not show up at all this season. The comedy at times didn’t work for me.
Fact: People could watch the first episode because it has dropped on YouTube.
Casts & characters:
- Tru Valentino as Cuphead
- Frank Todaro as Mugman and Jerry
- Grey DeLisle as Ms. Chalice, Hilda Berg, Dorris, and Emma
- Joe Hanna as Elder Kettle and Sal Spudder
- Cosmo Segurson as Porkrind, Chauncey Chantenay and Parrot
- Jim Conroy as Ollie Bulb, Jasper and Duke
- Candi Milo as Cherry and Brandywine Heirloom
- Keith Ferguson as Bowlboy
- Chris Wylde as Ribby
- Rick Zieff as Croaks
- Andrew Morgado as Sherman and Stickler
- Cristina Milizia as Baby Bottle
- Dave Wasson as Mr. Telephone, Ice Cream Man and Henchman
- Zoë Moss as Baroness Von Bon Bon and Whippet Creampup
- Gary Anthony Williams as Quadratus
- Jason Vande Brake as Captain Brineybeard
- Chris Kattan as Werner Werman
- Adam Paloian as Ms. Cyclops
- Greg Proops as Dr. Kahl
- Natasia Demetriou as Cala Maria
- Mick Wingert as Ludwig
- Marcia Gay Harden as Sally Stageplay
- Melique Berger as Belinda and Bonnie
- Dawnn Lewis as Bedelia and Boo-Boo
- Wayne Brady as King Dice
- Luke Millington-Drake as the Devil
I recommend watching the first two seasons of this show before seeing this one to anyone who haven’t seen it yet.
Rating: 8 out of 10 Stars
Ryan Balkwill:
Resident TV reviewer,
Level Best Art Cafe.