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Rocket Power: The Big Day (2004)
The gang anticipates the opening of Zero Gravity Zone; planning begins for Ray and Noelani's wedding.
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The gang anticipates the opening of Zero Gravity Zone; planning begins for Ray and Noelani's wedding.
Rating:NR
Genre:Animation, Comedy, Family, TV Movie, Action, Adventure, Drama
Written By:Michael Bloom
In Theaters:7/30/2004
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Runtime:44 minutes
Studio:Klasky-Csupo, Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Cast
Ron Noble
Director
Joseph Ashton
Otto Rocket (voice)
Shayna Fox
Reggie Rocket (voice)
Gilbert Leal
Twister Rodriguez (voice)
Sean Marquette
Sam Dullard (voice)
John Kassir
Ray Rocket (voice)
Ray Bumatai
Tito Makani (voice)
Henry Gibson
Merv Stimpleton (voice)
Edie McClurg
Violet Stimpleton (voice)
Brooks Almy
Mommi (voice)
Lombardo Boyar
Lars Rodriguez (voice)
Greg Cipes
Goth and Ballad Backup (voice)
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