Zachary Levi
Tiny Commando
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With Gillian Jacobs, Zachary Levi, Ed Helms, Brody Stevens. It is an action-comedy about a 4-inch-tall ex-Navy SEAL that has tragically shrunk in a military experiment. With his assistant Mitzi, Tiny uses his fleet of mini-vehicles to fight crime and defeat César Pequeño.
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- 2013-09-09
- Comedy
- Gillian Jacobs, Zachary Levi, Ed Helms
Overview. Richard Carlyle was an elite Navy SEAL, until a tragic military experiment left him four inches tall and out of a job. That's when he found Mitzy McNeil, an Ivy League whiz and crack detective. Now, they solve crimes and battle the super villain Cesar Pequeno using totally cool tiny vehicles and a cube van. Ed Helms. Creator.
Sep 9, 2013 · Genres Action, Comedy, Adventure. Richard Carlyle was an elite Navy SEAL, until a tragic military experiment left him four inches tall and out of a job. That's when he found Mitzy McNeil, an Ivy League whiz and crack detective.
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- September 9, 2013
Sep 9, 2013 · Season 1 (2013) ← Back to season list. Specials. Episodes 12. Sort. 1. Snack Attack Part 1. 0 % September 9, 2013. Tiny bites off more than he can chew when a client hires him to investigate her snack cake company, where her brother/CEO is mixing it up with a foreign arms dealer. Expand. 2. Snack Attack Part 2. 0 % September 9, 2013.
Sep 16, 2013 · Created by Ed Helms and Jacob Fleisher and directed by Ryan McFaul, Tiny Commando is an action-packed comedy starring Zachary Levi as a 4-inch tall former Navy SEAL tragically shrunk in a...
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Tiny Commando. 2013. Comedy. Cast. Gillian Jacobs (Mitzi McNeil) Zachary Levi (Tiny Commando) Ed Helms (Cesar Pequeno) Brody Stevens (Henchman) Rhys Darby (Tony Turk) Kerri Kenney (Madeline...
Season 1. 2013 • 12 Episodes. Season 1 of Tiny Commando premiered on September 9, 2013. Richard Carlyle was an elite Navy SEAL, until a tragic military experiment left him four inches tall and out of a job. That's when he found Mitzy McNeil, an Ivy League whiz and crack detective.
