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Fan Casting Samurai Jack (TV Show) as Best TV-Show With 3 or More Seasons in Best & Worst of Long-Running Franchises

senorsueno made this fan casting suggestion on January 4, 2023. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Samurai Jack (TV Show) as Best TV-Show With 3 or More Seasons in Best & Worst of Long-Running Franchises

Samurai Jack (TV Show)

23 years old
After being sent into the future by evil wizard Aku, young samurai Jack makes a quest to return to the past and undo the destruction caused by the wizard. Along the way, Jack enlists allies to defe...
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Best TV-Show With 3 or More Seasons in Best & Worst of Long-Running Franchises
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Samurai Jack (TV Show)

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Best TV-Show With 3 or More Seasons

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Best & Worst of Long-Running Franchises

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Samurai Jack (TV Show) has been suggested by fans for 226 roles on myCast, including Best Cartoon Network Cartoon in Best & Worst of Cartoons. Similar actors include Teen Titans (DC Show), Avatar: The Last Airbender, and Codename: Kids Next Door. Samurai Jack (TV Show) was suggested to play Best TV-Show With 3 or More Seasons in Best & Worst of Long-Running Franchises by senorsueno. Other actors sugggested to play this role include Curb Your Enthusiasm, The Ren & Stimpy Show, and The Boys. Best & Worst of Long-Running Franchises has 34 roles, including Best Franchise Starter, Best Second Movie in a Franchise, and Worst Second Movie in a Franchise.

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