National Film Vault

FILM NOTES

Good Burger was released by Paramount Pictures in July 1997, adapted from the popular Kenan and Kel sketch on Nickelodeon. The film arrived at the peak of the network's live-action comedy era and remains a defining artifact of mid-nineties youth culture, capturing the sensibility of a generation raised on sketch comedy and fast food satire.

This cell is drawn from the Good Burger title card sequence, preserving frames from an animated cross-section depicting cellular or biological imagery rendered in deep reds and oranges against a dark field. The sequence likely accompanied the film's opening credits or a comedic interlude involving Mondo Burger's infamous secret ingredient, making it a visually distinctive piece from the production.