James Harvey
10-05-2001, 11:27 AM
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This weekend, Kids'WB! will air the X-Men: Evoltuion episode "Bade Bing, Bada BOOM!", which will focus on the new character Tabitha aka Boom Boom. <a href="http://www.***************.com">Comics Continuum</a> talked to episode writer Greg Johnson about the episode. This episode was originally set to air later in the season, but Kids'WB! altered the schedule due to recent events.
"Obviously we get to meet Tabitha Smith in this episode. But more than meet her, we actually get to know her pretty well," Johnson told <a href="http://www.***************.com">Comics Continuum</a>. "She's got complexities that you normally don't get to see in a Saturday morning cartoon.
"But she's also a fun character, who really lights up the screen when she's on -- and we take full advantage of that. In fact, she kind of steals the show. There's not really another episode like this, which mixes the sober realities of being a young mutant, with the outrageousness of a mischievous girl out to have a good time."
X-Men: Evoltuion has been a steady performer for Kids'WB!, pulling in great numbers.
This weekend, Kids'WB! will air the X-Men: Evoltuion episode "Bade Bing, Bada BOOM!", which will focus on the new character Tabitha aka Boom Boom. <a href="http://www.***************.com">Comics Continuum</a> talked to episode writer Greg Johnson about the episode. This episode was originally set to air later in the season, but Kids'WB! altered the schedule due to recent events.
"Obviously we get to meet Tabitha Smith in this episode. But more than meet her, we actually get to know her pretty well," Johnson told <a href="http://www.***************.com">Comics Continuum</a>. "She's got complexities that you normally don't get to see in a Saturday morning cartoon.
"But she's also a fun character, who really lights up the screen when she's on -- and we take full advantage of that. In fact, she kind of steals the show. There's not really another episode like this, which mixes the sober realities of being a young mutant, with the outrageousness of a mischievous girl out to have a good time."
X-Men: Evoltuion has been a steady performer for Kids'WB!, pulling in great numbers.