Johnny Bravo

1997–2004 · Animation, Comedy, Family · 4 seasons · ★ 7.3

Ended

Synopsis of Johnny Bravo

Johnny Bravo is a muscular, boastful, and not-so-bright young man who wears sunglasses, sports a blond pompadour, and has a voice that imitates Elvis Presley. He lives in the fictional city of Aron City with his mother, Bunny "Momma" Bravo, who indulges his every whim. His big obsession is winning over any woman who crosses his path, and to do so he relies on exaggerated poses and a self-confidence nobody else shares. Each story kicks off with a plan to land a date, but his egotism and clumsiness usually end in rejection and all kinds of mishaps. The series, created by Van Partible and aired on Cartoon Network, thrives on the contrast between its hero's confidence and the jams he keeps getting into. The character is voiced by Jeff Bennett.

4seasons

181episodes

10 minper episode

7.3audience scoreTMDB · 665 votes

7.2IMDb rating42,818 votes

Seasons of Johnny Bravo

Season 11997 · 38 ep. · ★ 6.3

Season 21999 · 66 ep. · ★ 6.3

Season 32000 · 53 ep. · ★ 6.8

Season 42004 · 24 ep. · ★ 6.2

Cast by Johnny Bravo

Jeff BennettJohnny Bravo (voice)181 episodes

Brenda VaccaroBunny Bravo (voice)181 episodes

Mae WhitmanLittle Suzy (voice)181 episodes

Tom KennyAlligator / Salesman / Fish (voice)143 episodes

Larry DrakePops (voice)119 episodes

Kath Soucie9 episodes

Donny OsmondDonny Osmond (voice)4 episodes

Julie NathansonMiss Winkleman (voice)4 episodes

Jennifer Hale3 episodes

Adam West3 episodes

Jack SheldonSensitive Male (voice)3 episodes

Candi Milo2 episodes

Tia CarrereBeautiful Woman / Female Elephant / Woman (voice)2 episodes

Dee Bradley Baker2 episodes

Don KnottsDon Knotts (voice)2 episodes

Frank WelkerFred Jones / Speed Buggy (voice)2 episodes

Jamie TorcelliniBuffalo (voice)2 episodes

Rob PaulsenEpisode 1

Ed AsnerEpisode 1

Michael DornEpisode 1

Mary Kay BergmanEpisode 1

Moira QuirkEpisode 1

Jennifer MartinEpisode 1

John KassirEpisode 1

Richard Steven HorvitzEpisode 1

Mark HamillEpisode 1

Dionne WarwickSelf (voice)Episode 1

Pat MusickEpisode 1

Jessica BielEpisode 1

Alec BaldwinEpisode 1

Casey KasemShaggy Rogers (voice)Episode 1

Cody DorkinJungle Boy (voice)Episode 1

Heather NorthDaphne Blake (voice)Episode 1

Greg BursonGhostly Gardener (voice)Episode 1

Brock PetersChronos (voice)Episode 1

Shaquille O'NealShaquille O'Neal (voice)Episode 1

Seth GreenSeth Green (voice)Episode 1

'Weird Al' Yankovic"Weird Al" Yankovic (voice)Episode 1

Gary OwensBlue Falcon (voice)Episode 1

Mr. T(voice)Episode 1

Technical Details

Created by: Van Partible
Address: Kirk Tingblad, Russell Calabrese, Van Partible, Robert Alvarez, John McIntyre
Writing: Gene Grillo, Jed Spingarn, John Crane, Paul Kozlowski, Steve Marmel
Production companies: Hanna-Barbera Cartoons, Cartoon Network Studios
Network or Platform: Cartoon Network
Country: United States
Original Language: English
Premiere: July 7, 1997
Last Episode: August 27, 2004 (4x24)
Status: Ended
Type: Fiction
Awards: 7 nominations in total.
Links: IMDb · TMDB · Official Website

Trivia about Johnny Bravo

Before the series, Van Partible produced Mess O' Blues (1993) as his thesis at Loyola Marymount University, a short film about an impersonator of Elvis Presley.

The main character's name was taken from the birth name of its creator, Efrem Giovanni Bravo Partible.

Viewers voted Johnny Bravo as 1997's favorite "toon," ahead of other shorts from World Premiere Toons.

Johnny Bravo was Cartoon Network's most-watched show in 1999, with a 2.2 household rating and 4.4 among kids aged 6 to 11.

After the series ended, Kellogg's Chevrolet number 5 carried Johnny Bravo on its hood and was driven by Kyle Busch in the Sharpie 500 at 2005.

In the JBVO block, a viewer asked for an episode of Dragon Ball Z, and Johnny had to move it up, air nearly all of it, and comment on it briefly.

Production of "Johnny Bravo" was set to begin on January 17, 1994, but the Northridge earthquake damaged the Hanna-Barbera facilities and delayed the start until the following week.

After the first season, Van Partible was fired during Turner's acquisition by Warner Bros.; Kirk Tingblad directed a revamp that changed the visual style, the tone, and several characters before Partible returned for the fourth season.

Sources: Wikipedia (Spanish) · Wikipedia (English)

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Where to Watch Johnny Bravo

It is currently not available on the major streaming platforms.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Johnny Bravo have?

Johnny Bravo has 4 seasons and 181 episodes in total.

Where to watch Johnny Bravo?

Johnny Bravo is currently not available on the major subscription streaming platforms (availability may vary by country). It originally aired on Cartoon Network.

Has Johnny Bravo ended?

Yes. Johnny Bravo has ended, and its final episode aired on August 27, 2004.

Who is in Johnny Bravo?

The main cast includes Jeff Bennett (Johnny Bravo (voice)), Brenda Vaccaro (Bunny Bravo (voice)), Mae Whitman (Little Suzy (voice)) and Tom Kenny (Alligator / Salesman / Fish (voice)).

Who created Johnny Bravo?

Johnny Bravo was created by Van Partible.

How long does it take to watch all of Johnny Bravo?

With episodes of about 10 minutes, watching all 181 episodes takes approximately 30 hours.

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