Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad (1994) Web Series — Cast, Story & Where to Watch | MovieLinkBD poster

Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad (1994) Web Series — Cast, Story & Where to Watch | MovieLinkBD

1994 ⭐ 7.2 1 Season 53 Eps English ActionWeb Series

Genre: Action & Adventure, Family

Director: Jymn Magon

Cast: Matthew Lawrence, Robin Mary Florence, Kevin Castro, Troy Slaten, Tim Curry, Glen Beaudin, Kath Soucie, Diana Bellamy

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Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad — Storyline

Typical teenager Sam Collins and his friends secretly fight virus monsters by transporting themselves into the computer.

Cast & Crew

  • Created by: Jymn Magon
  • Starring: Matthew Lawrence, Robin Mary Florence, Kevin Castro, Troy Slaten, Tim Curry, Glen Beaudin, Kath Soucie, Diana Bellamy

Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad — Series Details

First Air Date 1994-09-12
Seasons 1
Episodes 53
Genre Action & Adventure, Family
Language English
Network ABC, Syndication
Status Ended
Rating 7.2/10 (10 votes)

Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad — Episode Guide

Season 1

  • E1: To Protect and Servo (1994-09-12) — Malcolm uses the Skorn virus in order to win the student body presidential election over Yolanda Pratchert.
  • E2: Samurize (1994-09-13) — A virus is sent into Jennifer's pager, which causes Jennifer to dislike Sam and love Malcolm.
  • E3: Samurize Guys (1994-09-14) — A virus is created that causes everyone affected to forget everything – even who they are.
  • E4: Amp Loves You, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah! (1994-09-15) — Amp falls in love with his substitute history teacher, Ms. Tilden. After mistaking an utterly hideous old woman to be the object of their friend's affections, Sam, Sydney, and Tank
  • E5: An Un-Helping Hand (1994-09-16) — Malcolm creates the Blink virus and sends it into the police files in order to cause a false arrest for Jennifer during her date with Sam at the drive-thru theatre.
  • E6: His Master's Voice (1994-09-17) — Sam and his rock band, Team Samurai, are on the bill to perform at a concert at North Valley High School tonight, but Malcolm has other ideas. He creates the Trembulor virus to cre
  • E7: Some Like it Scalding (1994-09-18) — Sam decides to have a slumber party at North Valley High School as the school's fundraiser. However, Malcolm sends the fire virus, Plexton, into the school's thermostat. With the p
  • E8: Mal-Kahn Tent (1994-09-19) — The battle begins in this episode when Sam Collins, your typical high school student, discovers the world of Syberspace and becomes Servo, fighter for justice in the digital world.
  • E9: The Cold Shoulder (1994-09-20) — After earning a 'B' on her report card, Sydney finds that this is the least of her worries when a Mega-Virus takes over her wristwatch and makes her hand go on a petty crime spree.
  • E10: Que Sera Servo (1994-09-21) — Malcolm sends the Skorn virus into Sydney's voice synthesizer, which then totally messes up Tanker's and her voices.
  • E11: A Break in the Food Chain (1994-09-22)
  • E12: Ashes to Ashes Disk to Disk (1994-09-23) — Kilokahn decides to experiment on himself by taking over Malcolm's body in order to experience life in the real world. He then sticks Malcolm inside of a new mega-virus monster. Sa
  • E13: Lights, Camera, Action (1994-09-24) — Malcolm creates the ice virus known as Gramm (sister to the fire virus, Plexton) and sends it into Sam's air conditioner for the purpose of having people turning cold against one a
  • E14: Sweet and Sour Kilokahn (1994-09-25) — A fortune-telling game is the culprit in this episode, as once infected by a virus, it causes everyone's personalities to completely reverse. From this spell, Sam becomes a wimp, T
  • E15: To Sleep, Perchance to Scream (1994-09-26) — Malcolm creates the Hock mega-virus monster and sends him into the food factories for the purpose of stopping shipments of food to the world that needs it.
  • E16: Out of Sight, Out of Time (1994-09-27) — Using the Troid virus which has been sent into Jennifer's pom-poms, Malcolm is able to make the world around Sam disappear completely when each victim picks up the pom-poms, and th
  • E17: Money for Nothin' & Bits for Free (1994-09-28) — Sam learns just how dependent he is upon his friends when he gets sucked into a video camera and nearly goes insane from the prolonged enforced solitude.
  • E18: Water You Doing? (1994-09-29) — Sydney installs a children's computer program and is able to use it on Kilokahn, turning him from evil to good. When Malcolm discovers the good Kilokahn (and the fact that the good
  • E19: Just Brown & Servo (1994-09-30) — After Sam has a strange nightmare, Kilokahn seizes this opportunity to send a virus into Sam's alarm clock which freezes it and gives Sam continuous nightmares. How will Sam ever w
  • E20: My Virus Ate My Homework (1994-10-01) — In order to make Sam miss a date with Jennifer, Malcolm creates a Mega-Virus that will render time meaningless around the world.
  • E21: Hello Darkness, My Old Friend (1994-10-02) — Malcolm taps into bank accounts across the country, making him incredibly rich while everyone else struggles to pay for necessities. Of course, he uses his money to bribe his schoo
  • E22: Born With a Jealous Mind (1994-10-03) — Upon having his act for the school talent show, a dramatic reading of Coleridge's ""The Rime of the Ancient Mariner,"" shunned, Malcolm decides upon the somewhat thematic revenge o
  • E23: Cheater, Cheater, Megabyte Eater (1994-10-04) — Desperate to prove to Jennifer that he is not totally lacking in any sense of romance, Sam plans a romantic dinner for the two of them. However, when he lets Tanker, Sydney, Amp, a
  • E24: Romeo & Joule-watt (1994-10-05) — Sam's report for school is destroyed by Elizabeth, who draws pictures all over it, and Sam feels he is about to face impending doom at school because of this. But that is the least
  • E25: Rock n' Roll Virucide (1994-10-06) — Amp is attempting to get in shape for a competition, and Malcolm creates a virus that attempts to knock out all the electricity in the world.
  • E26: Stiff as a Motherboard (1994-10-07) — Sydney wins a date with superstar Chad Williams, leaving Tanker very jealous. Meanwhile, Malcolm attempts revenge at the people of Japan, who made his new hard drive that ate his d
  • E27: Pride Goeth Before a Brawl (1994-10-08) — Malcolm creates a Stupid Virus in order to tamper with the national test scores at high school, and Principal Pratchert accuses Amp of tampering with the scores.
  • E28: Starkey in Syberspace (1994-10-09) — Tanker & Jennifer are cast as Romeo and Juliet in the school play, much to Sam's and Sydney's dismay. Malcolm revamps the Chronic virus and sends him into the school's stage lights
  • E29: Hair I Stand, Head in Hand (1994-10-10) — A Rock n' Roll Virus is created to turn Mrs. Starkey into a heavy Rock n' Roll maniac!
  • E30: Portrait of Artist as a Young Virus (1994-10-11) — Malcolm creates the Manfu virus and sends him into the school's water fountain, causing whoever touches it to become stiff and unable to move or speak. Unfortunately, that victim i
  • E31: The Taunt Heard Round the World (1994-10-12) — Kilokahn no longer wants Malcolm's help in making viruses, so he turns to the first computer user he can find, which is Sydney. He gets her to create her own virus for Servo to fig
  • E32: Tanks for the Memories (1994-10-13) — Sam disguises himself as a girl in order to break into Sydney's club at school, but then is discovered by Mrs. Starkey. After Sam runs out, Starkey snoops around on Sydney's laptop
  • E33: Love Me Don't (1994-10-14) — Malcolm revamps the Plexton virus and sends him into Sam's blow-dryer. After water is dumped on his head, Sam is forced to use the dryer, only to have it turn his hair into a whole
  • E34: Syberteria Combat (1994-10-15) — Malcolm creates a virus for the intent of altering the high school students' new schedules to undesirable classes, as well as putting him in all the same classes as Jennifer.
  • E35: Over the River & Through the Grid (1994-10-16) — Malcolm resurrects Skorn and sends him into Sam's radio show at school, causing the show to apparently reveal embarrassing secrets about people, including Sydney and Tanker's secre
  • E36: Do Not Reboot 'Til Christmas (1994-10-17) — Kilokahn has a plan to escape into cyberspace and it involves using malcom to have everyone put up more christmas lights. but when kilokahn succeeds malcolm must join forces with s
  • E37: Kilokahn Is Coming to Town (1994-10-18) — A power surge in syberspace sends Sam into an alternate universe, where everyone he knows is way different than from the universe he knows – for example, Yolanda is evil and create
  • E38: Hide and Servo (1994-10-19) — Kilokahn sends out a global taunt (via television) to Servo in order to fight in syberspace (against the revamped Hock virus, now the Hockinator), or else all television stations a
  • E39: Little Ditch, Big Glitch (1994-10-20) — Sam, Tanker and Lucky try to get basketball superstar High Jump to come to their school before a big game tonight by telling him there is a charity event. Surely enough, when he ar
  • E40: Hasta la Virus, Baby (1994-10-21) — A virus is sent into Tanker's walkman and headphones, while Tanker is using them, causing him to go insane and make obscure quotes, thus distracting him from normal life and the da
  • E41: Give 'Til It Megahertz (1994-10-22) — Malcolm sends a virus into a music box, hoping that when Jennifer were to open it, she would fall in love with the first person she'd see – Malcolm! Sam is very angry when he feels
  • E42: The President's a Frink! (1994-10-23) — Malcolm resurrects the Manfu virus to create a barrier around the high school, which imprisons the gang, who is staying after school. Tensions fly for a bit as the gang, from being
  • E43: Beep My, Beep My Baby (1994-10-24) — A virus is sent into Jennifer's pager, which causes Jennifer to dislike Sam and love Malcolm.
  • E44: Forget You! (1995-02-07) — Kilokahn has a plan to escape into cyberspace and it involves using malcom to have everyone put up more christmas lights. but when kilokahn succeeds malcolm must join forces with s
  • E45: Loose Lips Sink Microchips (1995-02-14)
  • E46: It's Magic (1995-02-21) — A power surge is created in syberspace, and when Sam uses the computer to investigate, he, as Servo, is thrust through syberspace in a rapid, endless, and uncontrollable flight! Th
  • E47: Pratchert's Radical Departure (1995-02-28) — As the Kord virus runs amok in syberspace, Kilokahn puts Principal Pratchert and the rest of the high school (minus the Team Samurai gang) under his power to do what he orders, via
  • E48: Foreign Languages (1995-03-07) — Amp is supposedly in trouble and gone from school, and the gang (and Yolanda and Jennifer) recall past experiences with Amp. It's revealed that Amp is back in space at the end (and
  • E49: Truant False (1995-03-14) — Malcolm resurrects the Kord virus and uses him to turn the outside world into a bunch of overly generous people, including the gang of Team Samurai.
  • E50: Lucky's Unlucky Adventure (1995-03-21) — Lucky decides to incorporate the concept of Sam disappearing into syberspace (behind a curtain) as a part of his magic act at school. Unfortunately, after the first part of the tri
  • E51: What Rad Universe (1995-03-28) — Malcolm decides to use a virus in order to mentally bring Principal Pratchert back to his hippie days, much to Lucky's pleasure.
  • E52: Syber-Dunk (1995-04-04) — A virus is created for the purpose that, whenever Servo is fighting him, no one will be able to hear Servo's calls for help if he gets into a jam.
  • E53: Take a Hike (1995-04-11) — When Hock is sent into the school computer in order to tamper with the summer school program files, the school sends an anti-virus system to destroy him. Then Kilokahn alters the a

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad have? 1 season(s) with 53 episodes.

Who created Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad? Jymn Magon.

Where can I watch Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.

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