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Clerks (2000) is an animated series by Kevin Smith based off his award winning low-budget comedy from 1992 of the same name. While initial buzz was positive and ABC supported it enough to secure two commercials during the Super Bowl for its premiere, the series lost its appeal at the network after several delays. The first six episodes were barely finished because the studio refused to give them any more money for production and it was eventually aired against the first episode of Survivor. The first and second episodes aired to critical acclaim from internet and underground critics but was almost universally panned by the mainstream critics. The series was cancelled after two episodes.

A DVD containing all six episodes was completed and released the following year, which was eventually picked up by Comedy Central, who aired all six episodes during its late night block. There are plans to make an animated feature film (tentatively titled Clerks: Sell Out), but little has been heard on that front since flash tests were made. Most recently, however, the animated versions of Dante and Randal appeared on the "Clerks X" DVD in a previously lost scene in which the two actually go into the funeral house and it is shown what exactly they did to get chased out.

Contents 1 Cast 2 Seasons 3 In-Depth 4 DVD Releases 5 External Sites

[edit] Cast

Actor	Character	Duration
Billed Cast
Brian O'Halloran	Dante Hicks	1
Jeff Anderson	Randal Graves	1
Jason Mewes	Jay	1
Kevin Smith	Silent Bob	1
Alec Baldwin	Leonardo Leonardo	1
Supporting/Recurring Cast
Mario Joyner	Lando	1
Dan Etheridge	Mr. Plug	1
Kevin Michael Richardson	Announcer	1
Charles Barkley	Himself	1

[edit] Seasons

Season	Premiere	Finale	#
ABC/Comedy Central
Season One	May 31, 2000	June 7, 2000	6

[edit] In-Depth

• At a Glance: Additional information about the series

[edit] DVD Releases

Title	Release Date	#
Complete Series
Clerks: Uncensored	February 20, 2001	2	purchase

[edit] External Sites

• Clerks at the Internet Movie Database
• View Askew
• Clerks TV Listings, Episode Guide, Photos, Message Board, Cast and More at TVGuide.com