Hammerman

ABC (ended 1992)

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Status: Ended
Premiered: Sep 07, 1991

Remember MC Hammer? The rapper with the huge pants? Well, in 1991, he got his own Saturday morning show. In this show, loved and hated by many, Homeboy Stanley (aka Hammerman) lived in Oaktown and worked with helping children in a children resource center. Whenever trouble was around the corner, or just on the block. He just put on his magic dancing shoes faster than you can say "Hi", Stanley can just put on his Magic Dancin' Shoes and become the superhero Hammerman. Hammermans main archenemy was Boss Grindenheimer who sent his henchmen while he was behind bars to do his dirty work (mostly something that provoked Hammerman). The show lasted for only one season (1991-1992), but its memory lives on. This show is basically about M.C Hammer saving lives by dancing, and stomping his way to victory against villians. At the end of every episode, the real Hammer explain the lesson learned in the episode with remarkable comprehension.moreless

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Episode Guide

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S 1 : Ep 4	Hammerman - Episode 4	Aired 9/28/91
S 1 : Ep 3	Hammerman - Episode 3	Aired 9/21/91
S 1 : Ep 2	Hammerman - Episode 2	Aired 9/14/91
S 1 : Ep 1	Hammerman - Episode 1	Aired 9/7/91

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Clark Johnson

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9.2
Rob Cowan

Various

5.6
Marcus T. Paulk

Various voices

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A good example of why pop icons do not make good cartoon characters.

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By mediamagikgroup, Aug 02, 2005

There is a limit to how much we can take of one person, and in the early 90's, that limit was overshot my a mile with the MC Hammer franchise. Hammer was everywhere. You could not flip on the television without seeing a Hammer commercial..for everything from Taco Bell to the shoes on your feet. Hammer was either wearing it, eating it, drinking it, or using it. It's funny now to look back on those days, when a rapper was a sell-out for signing endorsement deals..These days you are not a pop icon if you don't have at least 3 endorsement deals! Anyway, back to the show. "Hammerman" was an attempt to capitalize on the buzz of the times. With Hammer on the legs of his second major tour, ABC decided to reach out to the youth of Amercia with the newest superhero. For some reason, the show did not fair as well as the network would have liked, and the dancing superhero was not widely accepted as planned. Could also have had something to do with the downhill spiral that was already taking place with the real life Hammer empire. Unfortunately for ABC and Hammer, there was no real life superhero to save Hammer from his reckless financial exploits and dwindling sales.moreless
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