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as posted by the channelAnna Jareth is a business consultant, and today she's got her toughest cases yet: Captain Planet Villains.
Sure, it's evil to steal from people and pollute the earth, but is it profitable? Or is there a way for these villains to fulfill their evil dreams in a more efficient way?
They're spending so much time, effort, and money on their evil plans, when they could be putting those things to use making money!
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Written by Brandon Bassham
Based on a Lou Perez dream
Directed and Edited by Greg Burke
Animation by Tim Ingle
Music by Scott Hampton
Sound Mixing by Fernando Castillo
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Shelly Shenoy
Vincent Green
Lou Perez
David Lanson
Producer & Head Writer: Lou Perez
Executive Producers: Rob Pfaltzgraff, Nick Reid, & Lana Link
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