Future-Worm!
Future-Worm! | |
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Genre | Comic science fiction Adventure |
Created by | Ryan Quincy |
Directed by | Pete Michels Dan O'Connor Mike Morris Scott O'Brien Dave Thomas Shaun Cashman |
Voices of | Andy Milonakis James Adomian Jessica DiCicco Ryan Quincy Melanie Lynskey |
Narrated by | Corey Burton |
Theme music composer | Darian Sahanaja |
Composer | Darian Sahanaja |
Country of origin | United States Canada |
Original language | English |
No. of seasons | 1 |
No. of episodes | 21 (60 segments) (list of episodes) |
Production | |
Executive producer | Ryan Quincy |
Editor | Charles T. Jones |
Running time | 22 minutes |
Production company | Disney Television Animation |
Original release | |
Network | Disney XD |
Release | August 1, 2016[1] – May 19, 2018 |
Related | |
Out There |
Future-Worm! is an American comic science fiction animated television series created by Ryan Quincy, who previously created IFC's Out There, for Disney XD. The show features the adventures of Danny and Future-Worm, who time travel by using a lunch box-shaped time machine.
After a series of shorts, the full show premiered on August 1, 2016 and ended on May 19, 2018.[1]
On June 29, 2018, Disney XD announced the cancellation of Future-Worm! after one season.
Plot
[edit]The show follows Danny Douglas, a 13-year-old boy who, after inventing a time machine lunch box, sends it back in time. However, it was knocked out into the future as future scientists discover it. Because of its small size, the scientists use a worm and transform it into Future-Worm, a worm with a Photo Receptor Visor, Titanium Reinforced Abs and a Bullet-Proof Beard. He travels back to Danny's timeline as the boy meets the worm, and agrees to befriend him. Danny's life eventually changes forever as he has the coolest adventures, head into the past, present and future, meet new recruits, and seek the help of their friend Bug.
Characters
[edit]Main
[edit]- Danny Douglas (voiced by Andy Milonakis) is a boy who invents the Time Machine Lunch Box. He joins Future-Worm on many adventures.
- Future-Worm (voiced by James Adomian) is a futuristic worm (nicknamed Fyootch[2]) who has a photo receptor visor, titanium reinforced abs, and a bullet-proof beard. Future-Worm is Danny's best friend, and the worm helps out on Danny's quests.
- Bug (voiced by Jessica DiCicco) is a purple-haired girl with wings.
- Robo-Carp (voiced by Ryan Quincy) is a fish-shaped robot who, every time Danny uses him, only explodes thus making him useless. When he fails, Danny and Future-Worm usually say, "Weak!".
Recurring
[edit]- Doug Douglas (voiced by Ryan Quincy) is Danny's father.
- Megan Douglas (voiced by Melanie Lynskey) is Danny's mother.
- Steak Starbolt (voiced by Jonathan Frakes) is the star of his own show who is also Danny's favorite hero.
- Narrator (voiced by Corey Burton) is the unseen narrator who narrates the show and even names the different devices that Danny and Future-Worm use.
- Future Danny (voiced by Paul Williams) is Danny's older future self.
- Neil deGrasse Tyson (voiced by himself) is the guy who knows everything about science, who is also telepathic.
- Madeline is a time traveling girl from the Victorian past.
Villains
[edit]- Gloopies are spineless alien creatures who loathe Captain Cakerz. Their weakness is the crunch of the cereal.
- Anchovy Monster is a monstrous anchovy who seeks revenge on Future-Worm, who betrayed it due to the fact that he dislikes anchovies.
Production
[edit]The characters first appeared in Disney XD's 2015 lineup. A series of shorts premiered later that same year.
Disney originally greenlighted the show to premiere somewhere in the fall of 2015,[3] but Pickle and Peanut placed its debut following its official premiere on September 2, 2015, pushing Future-Worm! to premiere on August 1, 2016.[1]
The series was created by Ryan Quincy, who previously created the short-lived animated series Out There on IFC, and was a former animation director for South Park.
Animation was provided by Titmouse, Inc., who also made other Disney XD shows: Motorcity, Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja and, for the animation for animated characters, Kirby Buckets.
Episodes
[edit]Series overview
[edit]Season | Episodes | Originally aired | ||
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First aired | Last aired | |||
Shorts | 5 | May 27, 2015 | June 11, 2015 | |
Series | 21 (60) | August 1, 2016 | May 19, 2018 |
Shorts (2015)
[edit]No. | Title | Original air date | |
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S1 | "No Anchovies" | May 27, 2015 | |
S2 | "The Banana Peel Problem" | June 2, 2015 | |
Danny slips on a banana peel, and travels back not to step on it. | |||
S3 | "Insta-Beard" | June 4, 2015 | |
Danny grows a beard on his dad and it grows out of control. | |||
S4 | "Future Danny" | June 9, 2015 | |
Danny meets his future self. | |||
S5 | "Opening Title" | June 11, 2015 | |
Danny's life changes forever when he is visited by a time-traveling worm. |
Series (2016–18)
[edit]- Episodes are usually 22 minutes long: the first segment is eleven minutes long, the second segment runs three minutes, and the third runs seven minutes.
No. | Title | Directed by | Written by | Storyboarded by | Original air date [4] | Prod. code [5] | U.S. viewers (millions) |
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1 | "Long Live Captain Cakerz!" | Pete Michels | Story by : Ryan Quincy Written by : Ryan Quincy and Dave Tennant | Bryan L. Francis and Ethan Hegge | August 1, 2016 | 101a | 0.33[6] |
Danny's attempt to watch his favorite show Steak Starbolt while eating his favorite cereal, Captain Cakerz, is interrupted when the breakfast cereal is out of stock, so he travels back to get them. However, he and Future-Worm figure out who stole the cereal — an alien race called Gloopies, which the citizens end up as their slaves, including Danny's parents. But to save them, Danny and Fyootch uses help from their friend Bug and a special guest as well as boxes of Cakerz. Guest stars: Neil deGrasse Tyson as himself | |||||||
2 | "Terrible Tuber Trouble" | Pete Michels | John Bailey Owen | Ethan Hegge, Erik A. Kuska, and Mike Morris | August 1, 2016 | 101c | 0.33[6] |
Danny uses a future chemistry set he just obtained in order to make an anniversary dinner for his parents upon them cashing in their favor coupon. This experiment ends up creating a mashed potato monster.Guest stars: Justin Roiland as Professor Gigglesnorp | |||||||
3 | "Healin' Touch with Dr. D" | Pete Michels | Story by : Craig Lewis Written by : Nick Confalone | Ethan Hegge | August 1, 2016 | 101b | 0.33[6] |
Upon Danny getting brain freeze after drinking a slushie, Future-Worm takes him to the year 3,000 where he ends up on a medical TV show called Healin' Touch with Dr. D where the titular doctor is a Tyrannosaurus. | |||||||
4 | "How to Beat a Cold... With Fists!" | Pete Michels | Todd Casey | Ethan Hegge and Branden Warren | August 8, 2016 | 102a | 0.31[7] |
Danny has a highly contagious cold and cannot go to the latest Steak Starbolt convention. He then accidentally creates a giant cold monster while his dad faces his fear of germs. | |||||||
5 | "Old Man Duck Head" | Pete Michels | Nick Confalone | Ethan Hegge and Mike Morris | August 8, 2016 | 102c | 0.31[7] |
Danny and Future-Worm laugh at an old man as a duck is on his head. But Future-Worm knows that laughing too hard can never make you laugh again, so he and Danny travel back to see if it's true. This was interrupted as the duck-head man is elected president. | |||||||
6 | "Unsolved Histories" | Scott O'Brien | Nick Confalone | Scott O'Brien | August 8, 2016 | 102b | 0.31[7] |
On "Unsolved Histories," Baxter Frost talks about how Danny and Fyootch change time when they can't afford a burrito on Columbus Day. As the Time Machine Lunch Box knocks out in 1492, the year Christopher Columbus first discovered America, the man closes down stores for the day! But the duo change his name to Christopher Burrito in order to get burritos. | |||||||
7 | "Meetiversary" | Pete Michels | Nick Confalone | Bryan L. Francis and Erica Hayes | August 15, 2016 | 103a | 0.19[8] |
Future-Worm forgets to get Danny a gift. When they go to outer space, they discover that scientists have turned into werewolves. | |||||||
8 | "Steak Starbot" | Pete Michels | Brian Wysol | Mike Morris | August 15, 2016 | 103b | 0.19[8] |
Steak Starbolt is too busy fighting giant robots and monsters, with his crew thinking he is dead. | |||||||
9 | "The Very Hungry Killah-Pillah" | Pete Michels | Todd Casey | Ethan Hegge and Mike Morris | August 15, 2016 | 103c | 0.19[8] |
Bug creates a "truck-o-sarus" and she and the boys must tame it, yet that it metamorphosizes into a truck butterfly. | |||||||
10 | "Bubble Dad" | Pete Michels | Story by : Ryan Quincy Written by : Todd Casey and Brian Wysol | David SanAngelo and Brandon Warren | August 22, 2016 | 104a | 0.21[9] |
Danny creates a hermetically-sealed bubble for his dad when they show up at camp. | |||||||
11 | "Porthole to the Lizard" | Pete Michels | Todd Casey | Vaughn Tada | August 22, 2016 | 104b | 0.21[9] |
Danny finds himself in detention and must escape in order to see a Komodo dragon. | |||||||
12 | "Future Danny and the Ghost Pirates of Tau Ceti" | Pete Michels | Todd Casey | Riccardo Durante | August 22, 2016 | 104c | 0.21[9] |
Future Danny finds himself captured by pirate ghosts. | |||||||
13 | "Deunited" | Pete Michels | Michele Cavin | David SanAngelo and Brandon Warren | August 29, 2016 | 105a | 0.25[10] |
With Danny at his aunt's house, Fyootch spends the day with Bug when doing a cheese explosion. However, Future-Worm is kidnapped by birds. | |||||||
14 | "The Forever Five" | Pete Michels | Story by : Julia Prescott Written by : Todd Casey | Mike Morris and Eric McConnell | August 29, 2016 | 105b | 0.25[10] |
After Megan creates her latest invention, the Forever Five, she, Danny, and Fyootch are teleported to a world where everything is gray and its inhabitants are depressed, by a sad princess who wants to use Megan's invention to make her subjects happy. Guest star: Chelsea Peretti as Ennuisha | |||||||
15 | "Great Debates with the End of Time" | Pete Michels | Nick Confalone | Mark Ackland | August 29, 2016 | 105c | 0.25[10] |
Fyootch and Danny fight to see what animal it is: either a fish or a pig. Guest star: Ron Funches as The End of Time | |||||||
16 | "The Bleak Shall Inherit the Earth" | Pete Michels | John Bailey Owen | David SanAngelo, Brandon Warren and Rufino Roy Camacho II | September 19, 2016 | 106a | 0.20[11] |
Danny wanted to be the biggest fan of rock band Titanium White until he and Fyootch visit an alternative timeline. Guest star: Jeff Ross | |||||||
17 | "Makin' History" | Pete Michels | John Bailey Owen | Vaughn Tada | September 19, 2016 | 106b | 0.20[11] |
Danny brings a lobster boy for a school project, and later teaches him how to play football. | |||||||
18 | "Lobster Boy Movie Trailer" | Pete Michels | John Bailey Owen | Ethan Hegge | September 19, 2016 | 106c | 0.20[11] |
Lobster Boy dreams of becoming part of the school's football team in a fake movie trailer. | |||||||
19 | "Go Help Yourself"[12] | Pete Michels | Nick Confalone | Mike Morris and Eric McConnell | October 3, 2016 | 107a | 0.15[13] |
Future-Worm leaves Danny to do one last job for a friend. | |||||||
20 | "Barl"[12] | Pete Michels | Brian Wysol | Erica Hayes, Bryan L. Francis and Rufino Roy Camacho II | October 3, 2016 | 107b | 0.15[13] |
Future-Worm and Danny go on a road trip with Barl. | |||||||
21 | "Mecha-Muck Wars"[12] | Pete Michels | Ryan Quincy | Dan O'Connor | October 3, 2016 | 107c | 0.15[13] |
Fyootch leads an army of rebellions. | |||||||
22 | "Revenge of the Anchovy Monster"[14] | Pete Michels | Nick Confalone | David SanAngelo and Brandon Warren | October 10, 2016 | 108a | 0.16[15] |
The anchovy monster again seeks revenge on Danny and Fyootch. | |||||||
23 | "Food Goggles"[14] | Pete Michels | Brian Wysol | Vaughn Tada | October 10, 2016 | 108b | 0.16[15] |
Danny invents "food goggles", which makes everything taste good. | |||||||
24 | "Steak Starbolt Spooktacular"[14] | Pete Michels | Brian Wysol and Todd Casey | Travis Blaise | October 10, 2016 | 108c | 0.16[15] |
Steak Starbolt thinks he is stuck inside a TV when doing a public service announcement. | |||||||
25 | "Robo-Carp-Alypse"[16] | Mike Morris | Todd Casey | Bryan L. Francis and Eric McConnell | October 17, 2016 | 109a | 0.30[17] |
Danny's exploding Robo-Carps return as zombies. | |||||||
26 | "The Reemen"[16] | Pete Michels | Brian Wysol | Erica Hayes and Bryan L. Francis | October 17, 2016 | 109b | 0.30[17] |
Terrifying creatures invade Danny's house. | |||||||
27 | "Dr. D, Ghost Hunter"[16] | Pete Michels | Adam Colás and Nick Confalone | Bryan L. Francis and Mike Morris | October 17, 2016 | 109c | 0.30[17] |
Dr. D becomes a ghost hunter. | |||||||
28 | "Steak Starmom"[18] | Pete Michels | Brian Wysol | Brandon Warren, David SanAngelo and Travis Blaise | October 24, 2016 | 110a | 0.18[19] |
When Danny and Fyootch get sucked into the Steak Starbolt virtual reality game, Danny's mom Megan accidentally gets sucked in as well. | |||||||
29 | "Lemonade's Last Stand"[18] | Pete Michels | Nick Confalone | Vaughn Tada, Eric McConnell and Dan O'Connor | October 24, 2016 | 110b | 0.18[19] |
The duo open up a lemonade stand in a future with no lemons. Guest star: Selma Blair as Execavator Angrits. | |||||||
30 | "This Week in Future Science"[18] | Pete Michels | Todd Casey | Dan O'Connor | October 24, 2016 | 110c | 0.18[19] |
The future scientists (who created Future-Worm) also create more abominations of nature. | |||||||
31 | "The Time Travelers Council"[20] | Pete Michels | Todd Casey | Bryan L. Francis and Travis Blaise | November 7, 2016 | 111a | 0.16[21] |
Danny travels back in an attempt to prevent himself from being grounded. | |||||||
32 | "Future Danny and the Scourge of the Plierates"[22] | Pete Michels | John Bailey Owen | Erica Hayes | November 7, 2016 | 111b | 0.16[21] |
The Plierates' ritual is interrupted by Future Danny. | |||||||
33 | "Bug's Very Important Job"[20] | Pete Michels | John Bailey Owen and Todd Casey | Brandon Warren | November 7, 2016 | 111c | 0.16[21] |
Future Danny is paid for a visit to Bug. | |||||||
34 | "Bug vs. the Babysitter"[23] | Pete Michels | Michele Cavin | Dan O'Connor | November 14, 2016 | 112a | 0.20[24] |
Bug tries many ways to ditch Zoe, her babysitter. Guest star: Charlyne Yi as Zoe | |||||||
35 | "Doug Race: 3939"[25] | Dave Thomas | Nick Confalone | Dave Thomas | November 14, 2016 | 112b | 0.20[24] |
Danny's newest invention ensues chaos when it is tested on his dad. | |||||||
36 | "The Panama Bananama"[23] | Pete Michels | Michele Cavin | Douglas McCarthy | November 14, 2016 | 112c | 0.20[24] |
The boys visit Danny's aunt Bitsy, when she was young. Guest star: Noel Wells as Young Aunt Bitsy | |||||||
37 | "Future-Worm and the 54 Days of Snordfest"[26] | Dan O'Connor | Nick Confalone | Brandon Warren and Travis Blaise | December 12, 2016 | 113a | 0.21[27] |
Embarrassed by his role in a future-holiday movie, Future-Worm travels to the real Snordfest to make sure it never happens. | |||||||
38 | "Lost in the Mall"[28] | Dan O'Connor | Todd Casey | Brandon Warren, Travis Blaise and Rufino Roy Camacho II | December 12, 2016 | 113b | 0.21[27] |
The family accidentally leaves Doug at the mall while Christmas shopping; when they go back for him, they discover a sinister plan afoot in Santa's Village. Guest star: Paget Brewster as Mrs. Claus | |||||||
39 | "Devil on Bug's Shoulder"[29] | Pete Michels | Todd Casey and Brian Wysol | Mike Morris and Douglas McCarthy | June 19, 2017 | 114a | 0.14[30] |
Bug uses a coupon to get an adventurous sidekick of her own. | |||||||
40 | "Assassin Parrot"[29] | Pete Michels | John Bailey Owen | Vaughn Tada | June 19, 2017 | 114b | 0.14[30] |
Danny gets a pet parrot that turns out to be a time-traveling assassin robot. | |||||||
41 | "The Never-Ending End of Time"[29] | Pete Michels | Michele Cavin | Erica Hayes | June 19, 2017 | 114c | 0.14[30] |
Danny and Fyootch's End of Time debate continues. | |||||||
42 | "Egg in the Family"[29] | Pete Michels | Adam Colás | Bryan L. Francis, Douglas McCarthy and Travis Blaise | June 20, 2017 | 115a | 0.17[31] |
Ruby and Paco "babysit" an egg for a class project. | |||||||
43 | "The Right to Bear Arms"[29] | Pete Michels | Brian Wysol | Brandon Warren and Steven Umbleby | June 20, 2017 | 115b | 0.17[31] |
Fyootch grows a pair of bear claws to enter a wrestling contest. | |||||||
44 | "This Week in Future Science 2"[29] | Shaun Cashman | John Baliey Owen | Arielle Yett | June 20, 2017 | 115c | 0.17[31] |
Brad and Rad genetically engineer a cool Horseshoe Crab. | |||||||
45 | "Danny Swap: The Musical"[29] | Dan O'Connor | Todd Casey and John Bailey Owen | Brandon Warren and Eric McConnell | June 21, 2017 | 116a | 0.15[32] |
Danny swaps places with Future Danny. | |||||||
46 | "The World According to Larp"[29] | Dan O'Connor | Adam Colás | Rufio Roy Camacho II, Todd Jacobsen, Aaron Joseph Paetz and Arielle Rosenstein | June 21, 2017 | 116b | 0.15[32] |
When Danny gives Presto the future-magic-wand, the bad guy becomes more of a bad guy. | |||||||
47 | "Mecha-Muck Wars 2"[29] | Dan O'Connor | Ryan Quincy | Todd Jacobsen, Aaron Joseph Paetz, and Arielle Rosenstien | June 21, 2017 | 116c | 0.15[32] |
Future-Worm learns the price of sacrifice again. Guest star: Bill Nye as himself | |||||||
48 | "O Brother, Here Art Thou"[29] | Mike Morris | Nick Confalone | Douglas McCarthy | June 22, 2017 | 117a | 0.10[33] |
A wedge comes between Danny and Future-Worm. | |||||||
49 | "Life With Barl"[29] | Pete Michels | Todd Casey and Michele Cavin | Aaron Batara and Phil Jacobson | June 22, 2017 | 117b | 0.10[33] |
Barl moves into the Douglas' shed. | |||||||
50 | "Fyootch Fails"[29] | Pete Michels | Adam Colás | Mike Morris | June 22, 2017 | 117c | 0.10[33] |
Fyootch tries to stop the production of an embarrassing future TV show called Top Ten Future-Worm Fails. | |||||||
51 | "Megan Muck Wars"[34] | Pete Michels | Ryan Quincy and John Bailey Owen | Arielle Yett and Bryan L. Francis | May 5, 2018 | 118a | 0.13[35] |
Future-Worm attempts to prevent the Mecha-Muck Wars. | |||||||
52 | "Porthole to the Spider Hole"[34] | Pete Michels | Michele Cavin | Angelo Hatgistavrou and Arielle Yett | May 5, 2018 | 118b | 0.13[35] |
Bug must learn to overcome her fear of spiders. | |||||||
53 | "Weenie Genie"[34] | Pete Michels | Michele Cavin | Travis Blaise | May 5, 2018 | 118c | 0.13[35] |
Danny and Fyootch order a magical hot dog. Guest star: Jack McBrayer as Weenie Genie | |||||||
54 | "Be Mine Across Time"[34] | Dan O'Connor | Michele Cavin | Brandon Warren | May 12, 2018 | 119a | 0.11[36] |
Danny and Fyootch's time travel road trip is put on hold when Fyootch begins dating a cave woman named Ooga. | |||||||
55 | "Fyootchy Swap"[34] | Dan O'Connor | Brian Wysol | Rufino Roy Camacho II | May 12, 2018 | 119b | 0.11[36] |
Mr. Larzid takes over Fyootch's body in an attempt to get Danny to join the Gem Force Five. | |||||||
56 | "Steak Starbolt Movie Trailer"[34] | Pete Michels | Todd Casey and Brian Wysol | Douglas McCarthy and Mike Morris | May 12, 2018 | 119c | 0.11[36] |
A trailer for the Steak Starbolt movie in which Steak must impersonate the President of the United States to stop an assassination plot by his brother. | |||||||
57 | "Manchovy Prison Break"[34] | Mike Morris | Nick Confalone | Arielle Yett and Mike Morris | May 19, 2018 | 120a | 0.12[37] |
Future-Worm and Danny reluctantly team up with Manchovy to break him out of prison so that they can protect his gem stash from Future Granny Danny. | |||||||
58 | "Wrong Place, Wrong Time"[34] | Pete Michels | Adam Colás | Phil Jacobsen | May 19, 2018 | 120b | 0.12[37] |
Clock Face mistakenly attends a villain's meeting where Future Granny Danny reveals her plan to use the 99 Gems of Mystery and Space on a wish to destroy all timelines except her own. | |||||||
59 | "Future Danny Finale"[34] | Pete Michels | John Bailey Owen | Douglas McCarthy Arielle Yett | May 19, 2018 | 120c | 0.12[37] |
After once again escaping from the clutches of the Plierates, Future Danny settles in for some relaxation only to be captured by Future Granny Danny. | |||||||
60 | "Finale"[34] | Pete Michels | Todd Casey | Arielle Yett | May 19, 2018 | 121 | 0.11[37] |
Future Granny Danny's minions lay siege to the city searching for the final gem and find it inside the engine of Hank Flappington, Bug's pet robot. Bug, tired of being left behind for all of Danny's time travel adventures, decides to take matters into her own hands and takes the lunch box to confront Future Granny Danny on her own but is easily overpowered and imprisoned. Danny and Fyootch use the Time Deer to travel to Future Granny Danny's lair but are too late to stop her from retrieving the 99th gem. A Gem Genie appears and reveals there is a hundredth gem and since not all have been collected he will only grant the half of the wish about destroying all timelines. As the universe begins to be destroyed by a giant black hole the final gem is revealed to the one Fyootch wears around his neck. Danny uses the final gem to make his own wish to go back to before he gave Hank Flappington a gem engine at the cost of his memories of past adventures. In the end, the universe is back to normal but Danny has inadvertently created a time loop as he is transported back to the beginning of “Long Live Captain Cakerz!”. Note: This episode has cameo appearances of characters from other Disney XD original series, including Star vs. the Forces of Evil, Pickle and Peanut, Wander Over Yonder and Gravity Falls. |
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