SML (web series)
SuperMarioLogan | |
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Also known as | SML SML Movies SML Shorts SML Plush Show (got deleted in July 8, 2021) SuperLuigiLogan (got deleted in August 2021) SuperBowserLogan |
Genre | Sitcom Comedy-drama Black comedy Teen comedy Adult Puppeteering Fantasy/Science fiction Action-Adventure Toilet humor Pop culture humor Crossover Satire Parody |
Created by | Logan Thirtyacre |
Starring |
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Composer(s) | Logan Thirtyacre Jason Farnham John Deley Kevin MacLeod Vibe Tracks The Green Orbs Apple, Inc. Huma Huma |
Country of origin | United States |
Original language(s) | English |
No. of seasons | 13 |
No. of episodes | 604+ |
Production | |
Production location(s) | 1550 Twin Pines Circle, Cantonment, Florida 9100 Baldridge Drive, Pensacola, Florida 763 Lake Ridge Lane, Pensacola, Florida |
Editor(s) | Logan Thirtyacre |
Running time | 1-20 minutes |
Release | |
Original network | |
Original release | December 8, 2007 present | –
External links | |
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SuperMarioLogan (stylized and often abbreviated to SML for short) is an American adult plush-puppetry sitcom web series and a YouTube channel created by Logan Thirtyacre, in which he made skits with plushies toys and puppets with his older brother; Lance Thirtyacre, and close acquaintances, such as Lovell Stanton, Chris "Pablo Sanchez/Pooby" Netherton, Chilly Jimenez, Elaina Keyes, and Tito Jimenez. The channel was also known to contain actual destruction made for the sake of these videos. most videos had developed and archived a huge cult following.
Cast[edit]
- Logan Thirtyacre as Mario, Bowser Junior, various characters
- Lance Thirtyacre as Jeffy, Mr. Goodman, Jackie Chu, Shrek, Woody, Black Yoshi, Simmons, various characters
- Elaina Keyes as Rosalina, Sharon/Karen, various characters
- Chris Netherton as Brooklyn T. Guy, Cody, Bully Bill, Hansel the Hobo, various characters
- Lovell Stanton as Chef Pee Pee, Bowser, Joseph, various characters
- Various actors as various characters
References[edit]
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