About: Mr. T (series)

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The show aired on Adult Swim first as a 2006 April Fool's joke, but then returned in May to replace Chuck Norris: Karate Commandos as filler material for the newly created 5 a.m. timeslot. The show only aired for a few months, and hasn't been shown since. However, Adult Swim still owns broadcasting rights to the entire series.

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rdfs:label	Mr. T (series)
rdfs:comment	The show aired on Adult Swim first as a 2006 April Fool's joke, but then returned in May to replace Chuck Norris: Karate Commandos as filler material for the newly created 5 a.m. timeslot. The show only aired for a few months, and hasn't been shown since. However, Adult Swim still owns broadcasting rights to the entire series.
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abstract	The show aired on Adult Swim first as a 2006 April Fool's joke, but then returned in May to replace Chuck Norris: Karate Commandos as filler material for the newly created 5 a.m. timeslot. The show only aired for a few months, and hasn't been shown since. However, Adult Swim still owns broadcasting rights to the entire series. At the beginning of each episode, a live-action introduction featuring Mr. T himself is shown to explain what is going on. At the end of each episode, Mr. T narrates a moral lesson for the audience. Voice actors for the series included Amy Linker of Square Pegs fame, future MADtv actor Phil LaMarr, longtime character actor Keye Luke, and Tim Rooney, son of Mickey Rooney. Veteran voice actors Catherine Cavadini, Henry Corden, Jean Vander Pyl and Janet Waldo rounded out the show's cast.

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