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League of Super Evil

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Children's: Entertainment & Comedy

Animated series following the exploits of four bumbling super-villains.

Animated series following the exploits of the League of Super Evil, four bumbling super-villains who have set their sights on nothing less than total neighbourhood domination!

League of Super Evil: Series 1

League of Super Evil: Series 1: Episode 4: Table for Four

Series 1

Episode 4

Episode 4: Table for Four

Table for Four

CBBC - League of Super Evil, Series 1, Table for Four

LOSE plots to get their names in the guest book at the hottest villain restaurant in town.

Animation. LOSE plots to get their names in the guest book at the hottest villain restaurant in town, Villaynes. Jules, the host, is never going to let that happen.

Armed with a whole new approach to badness, the League of Super Evil (aka LOSE) follows four bumbling super-villains who have set their sights on nothing less than total neighbourhood domination!

LOSE is helmed by the diminutive Great Voltar, whose grandiose plans are generally miniscule and childlike, and give new meaning to the term 'lowered expectations'. Then there is gadgeteer Doktor Frogg, whose evil genius is diminished only by his incredible bad luck. Bringing the muscle is former Siberian farm boy Reginald 'Red' Menace, who prefers to channel his energy into gardening, cute animals and bouncy castles. And don't forget the completely unpredictable Doomageddon, a pan-dimensional hellhound who brings the term 'bad dog' to a whole new level.

LOSE plots the 'mission impossible' of getting their names in the guest book at the hottest villain restaurant in town, Villaynes. Jules, the stoic host, is never going to let that happen.

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