Captain D. Rom | |
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Laura and Captain D. Rom, from Infraction at the Intersection | |
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Created by | |
Starring |
Benjamin Ely
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Genre |
Comedy
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Language | |
No. of installments |
5
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First release |
July 26, 2014
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Latest release | Infraction at the Intersection July 15, 2018 |
The Captain D. Rom series is a series of comedy brickfilms created by and starring Benjamin Ely. The series follows the adventures of Captain D. Rom, a police officer, and his assistant Laura. Most installments in the series have been created for an edition of the Brickfilm Rapidly All Week Long Contest, except for one created for a Twenty-four Hour Animation Contest.[1]
Captain D. Rom was heavily inspired by a character of the same name from the 1997 video game, LEGO Island. As such, the name Captain D. Rom is a pun on the media storage device CD-ROM.[2]
Contents
Films[edit | edit source]
The Felony at the Fruit Stand (2014)[edit | edit source]
Captain D. Rom investigates a robbery from a fruit stand.
New Recruits (2015)[edit | edit source]
Captain D. Rom wants new recruits at the police station, and interviews candidates.
The Surveillance Situation (2015)[edit | edit source]
Following a tip-off, Captain D. Rom and Laura stake out a potential robbery.
Abduction on an Exotic Island! (2017)[edit | edit source]
Captain D. Rom and Laura take some vacation time, but Laura is kidnapped.
Infraction at the Intersection (2018)[edit | edit source]
A prequel to The Felony at the Fruit Stand in which Captain D. Rom and Laura must catch their first criminal in order to keep their jobs.
Other appearances[edit | edit source]
Push-ups with Captain D. Rom (2015)[edit | edit source]
An animation challenge entry featuring Captain D. Rom doing push-ups.
Under New Management (2017)[edit | edit source]
In this film by Spencer Berglund, the police are called, and Captain D. Rom arrives.
Margaret's Pretzels (2018)[edit | edit source]
This BRAWL 2018 entry by Spencer Berglund crosses over with the Captain D. Rom film Infraction at the Intersection, which was created for the same contest.
"I'm Already Dasher" (2018)[edit | edit source]
#20 in the 25 Brickfilms of Christmas. Captain D. Rom and Laura sing a Christmas-themed parody of the TikTok anthem No Mercy.