Jem

TV Series (1985 - 1988)

Originally a part of the Big Foot/Jem Adventure Hour this cartoon portrays two bands and what they'll do to become stars. Jem and the Holograms, led by the ever popular Jem, and the Misfits, lead by the mischeivious Pizzaz.

Jem - 03x39 A Father Should Be... Screenshot

5/5 (1 vote)

Last Episode

03x39 A Father Should Be... Aired: May. 02, 1988

Jem and The Holograms (with help from Riot and his dad) search for Ba Nee's father. The Holograms travel to different parts of the country …

Next Episode

Jem is Canceled/Ended

The show had 3 seasons and 65 episodes air between 1985 and 1988.

Series Info

Type:

Scripted

Premiered:

Oct. 06, 1985

Status:

Canceled/Ended

Runtime:

30 min.

Aired:

1985 - 1988

To-Date:

3 Seasons
65 Episodes

[Episode Guide]

Network

Genre

- cartoon
- romance
- music
- adventure

Character Guide

View All [15]

Series Fun Facts

More Trivia

According to interviews with show creator Christy Marx, while all of the Holograms' first names were already chosen by Hasbro (the creator of the toy line), she gave them all last names that…
[show]According to interviews with show creator Christy Marx, while all of the Holograms' first names were already chosen by Hasbro (the creator of the toy line), she gave them all last names that corresponded to scientists who were at the time working on holographic technology. Similarly, she named villain Eric Raymond after her own brother.
[hide]
The character of reporter Hector Ramirez would appear in various TV shows made by Sunbow. Besides appearing in Jem, he appeared in episodes of "G.I. Joe" (1985), "InHumanoids" (1986), and
[show]The character of reporter Hector Ramirez would appear in various TV shows made by Sunbow. Besides appearing in Jem, he appeared in episodes of "G.I. Joe" (1985), "InHumanoids" (1986), and Transformers.
[hide]
In one scene where people are watching several television screens, you can see a news report of an attack by the Inhumanoids (who were monsters from a show of the same name, "InHumanoids"…
[show]In one scene where people are watching several television screens, you can see a news report of an attack by the Inhumanoids (who were monsters from a show of the same name, "InHumanoids" (1986), also produced by Sunbow).
[hide]