This rendition of X-Men features Cyclops, Jean Grey, Rogue, Nightcrawler, Shadowcat, and Spike as teenagers as they fight for a world that fears and hates them. The classic battle of good vs. evil has begun again.
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04x09 Ascension (2) Aired: Oct. 25, 2003The X-men, Brotherhood, and Acolytes only have a short amount of time till Apocalypse completes his master plan. Wolverine, Nightcrawler, and … [continue reading]
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- 04x09 Ascension (2) (Oct. 25, 2003)
- 04x08 Ascension (1) (Oct. 18, 2003)
- 04x07 Ghost of a … (Oct. 11, 2003)
- 04x06 Cajun Spice (Oct. 04, 2003)
- 04x05 Uprising (Sep. 27, 2003)
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Show's Cast / Crew
Directors
- Gary Graham (20 episodes)
- Frank Paur (17 episodes)
- Steven E. Gordon (10 episodes)
Writers
- Craig Kyle (45 episodes)
- Greg Johnson (26 episodes)
- Boyd Kirkland (13 episodes)
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- Pyro in the X-Men comics was an Australian named St. John Allerdyce. When not running around with whatever evil mutant group du jour there was, he made his living as a journalist and writer…
[show]Pyro in the X-Men comics was an Australian named St. John Allerdyce. When not running around with whatever evil mutant group du jour there was, he made his living as a journalist and writer of trashy romance novels.
[hide] - In the comics and on the old cartoon show, Storm became the leaders of the Morlocks. She gave up her leadership role of the Morlocks a while back in the comics.
- This show's romantic storylines are one of those areas where the network really boxed the writers in because of Batman Beyond. The writers thought this kind of character development was…
[show]This show's romantic storylines are one of those areas where the network really boxed the writers in because of Batman Beyond. The writers thought this kind of character development was crucial and consistent with the fact that these X-Men were teenagers in high school, but the WB network felt that 6-10 year old boys (their intended audience) would find such fair just "icky." Often, the crew had to slip stuff like that in visually without writing it into the script, or it wouldn't have made it into the show. They kept pushing it, and the WB network kept saying no, even though they knew that it was popular with their "tween" audience
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