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"Little Big Head Man" is the fifth episode of the third season of Superman: The Animated Series, and the 46th of the overall series. It depicts the return of both Mr. Mxyzptlk and Bizarro. Finding the loophole that he only promised not to bother Superman, Mr. Mxyzptlk incites anger against Superman in Bizarro and sets him against his enemy. Now Superman must deal with his angry clone while Mr ...
Little Big Head Man: Directed by Shin'ichi Tsuji. With Tim Daly, Dana Delany, Gilbert Gottfried, Jennifer Hale. In an attempt to sidestep his agreement to stay away from the third dimension, Mr. Mxyzptlk convinces Bizarro to return to Earth and attack Superman.
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- Animation, Action, Adventure
- Shin'ichi Tsuji
- 1998-11-21
Nov 20, 1998 · Mxyzptlk (recurring guest star voice GILBERT GOTTFRIED) gets into trouble with the rulers of his planet--and Superman--when he enlists Bizarro's (series star...
Nov 20, 1998 · Mxyzptlk (recurring guest star voice Gilbert Gottfried) gets into trouble with the rulers of his planet--and Superman--when he enlists Bizarro's (seri…
Episode 305: Little Big Head Man. Bizarro is living peacefully on his green planet, using rocks to represent citizens of his own version of Metropolis. He also lives with a quadruped green animal whom he named "Krypto", whom had been given to him by Superman when he discovered the Fortress of Solitude. Bizarro imagines himself the defender of ...
Recap /. Superman: The Animated Series S3 E5 "Little Big Head Man". Bizarro is content "protecting" his own "town" on a deserted planet — until Mr. Mxyzptlk turns up. The imp claims that Superman sent him there out of jealousy and really despises him. Then he sends the enraged clone back to Earth and follows him to watch the fun.
Episode #52 - Little Big Head Man Original Airdate - November 21st, 1998. Mr. Mxyptlk gets into trouble with the rulers of his planet when he enlists Bizarro's help to create havoc on Earth. Media by Bird Boy Review by Bird Boy: Credits: Story by Paul Dini Written by Paul Dini, Robert Goodman Directed by Shin-Ichi Tsuji Music by Kristopher Carter
