Character Relationship Map: Supervan
Supervan (1977) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
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Clint Morgan
(played by Mark Schneider) — protagonist
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Karen Trenton
(played by Katie Saylor) — protagonist
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T.B. Trenton
(played by Morgan Woodward) — supporting
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Banks
(played by Len Lesser) — supporting
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Vince
(played by Skip Riley) — supporting
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Sarge
(played by Bruce Kimball) — supporting
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King of the Customizers
(played by George Barris) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
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Clint Morgan → Karen Trenton
(Romantic Interest) — Potential romantic relationship between Clint and Karen
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Karen Trenton → T.B. Trenton
(Family) — Karen and T.B. have a family relationship
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
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T.B. Trenton → King of the Customizers
(Social Respect) — T.B. respects the King's expertise
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Vince → Sarge
(Conflict Rival) — Vince and Sarge are competitors against each other
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Clint Morgan → Sarge
(Conflict Competitor) — Sarge is another rival competitor in Freakout
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Clint Morgan → Vince
(Conflict Competitor) — Vince is a rival competitor in Freakout
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Clint Morgan → Banks
(Alliance Supporter) — Banks supports Clint's entry into Freakout
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Clint Morgan → T.B. Trenton
(Conflict Rival) — Competition between Clint and T.B. in Freakout
Story Analysis
Innovation and competition in sustainable transportation
Plot Progression
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The Birth of Innovation
— Clint Morgan creates his revolutionary solar-powered van Vandora and decides to enter it in the Freakout competition.
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Rising Challenges
— Clint faces competition from rivals and technical challenges as he prepares Vandora for the Freakout event.
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The Ultimate Test
— Despite sabotage attempts, Clint and his team repair Vandora just in time for the final competition.
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Triumph of Sustainability
— Clint's innovative van wins the Freakout competition, proving the potential of solar-powered transportation.
Directed by Lamar Card
Supervan (1977) · 3.5/10 · action, comedy
Content sources
Related entry on
Wikidata
(Q25136778), public domain (CC0).
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