Supervisor (Mars Needs Moms)

Evil-doer
Full Name	Unknown
Alias	The Supervisor
Origin	Mars Needs Moms
Occupation	Ruler of the Martians (formerly)
Powers / Skills	High Intelligence Marksmanship
Goals	Abduct human mothers to have them take care of their children (succeeded only to backfire). Kill Milo (failed) Kill Gribble by having aliens shoot him (failed).
Crimes	Abuse of power Child endangerment Child neglect Mass murder Child Abduction Assault False imprisonment Attempted unlawful execution
Type of Villain	Xenophobic Tyrantess

“	You fool! I saved you! Before any of you were even born, I realized we do not have time to raise hatchlings. And the males? They never helped. Always dancing and playing. That is why we must throw them away! There must be order! Arresting the evildoers!!	„
	~ The Supervisor revealing her true colors. noicon

“	I did this for you! I DID THIS FOR ALL OF YOU!! YOU WILL BE SORRY!! LET ME GO!!!!	„
	~ The Supervisor's last words and villainous breakdown as she gets arrested.

The Supervisor is the main antagonist of the 2011 Disney sci-fi animated film Mars Needs Moms, which is based on the 2007 book of the same name by Berkeley Breathed. She is the tyrannical ruler of Mars who abducts Milo's mother because of her knowledge on how to raise children. 

She was played by Mindy Sterling who also played Frau Farbissina in the Austin Powers films, Susan Skidmore in ANT Farm, and Francine Briggs in iCarly.

Biography

The Supervisor is first seen with a graffiti artist named Ki. They are watching down on earth looking for a mother that is useful enough to take care of their Martian babies, as they are not allowed to take care of them for themselves, according to the Supervisor. She spots Milo's mother, who is seen arguing with her son to take out the trash, the Supervisor chooses her.

That night when Milo was sent to bed being selfish to his mother which his mother is worried, she gets abducted by the aliens and he follows along. Milo boards a Martian spaceship and is taken to Mars. During his quest to save his mother, he meets Ki and Gribble, aka George Ribble, a childish adult who too was taken hostage long ago. Gribble explains that Martian female babies are currently raised by nanny-bots with the memories extract from other mothers, while the male babies are sent down to the dump to be raised by adult male Martians, which are the furry creatures that Milo encountered earlier. So the gang decides to change how Mars works, fight the evil, repressive system and stop all the mothers from being destroyed.

In a cavern beneath the surface, Milo, Gribble and Ki discovers an ancient mural depicting a Martian family, making they realize that the Supervisor had betrayed to everyone and lied for so long about Martians being raised by machines.

Milo manages to save his mother and they try to escape across the Martian surface, but the Supervisor shows up, trying to kill Milo for foiling her plan, but Gribble tackles her and shoots Milo's foot, causing him to trip and shatters his oxygen helmet. His mother gives him her own helmet, sacrificing herself to save Milo. The Martians are awed, as this is the first time they have experienced love. Gribble finds his mother's old helmet buried under some dirt, and gives it to Milo's mother, saving her life. Ki brings a ship for them to escape in, but the Supervisor steps in and surrounds them.

Ki comes to the aid of his friends and confronts the Supervisor, while telling everyone the truth about the lies and manipulations that the Supervisor had done, showing them the ancient mural of the Martian family, showing that Martians were meant to be raised in families, with love, and that they did not have to kidnap mothers from Earth. Upon seeing this, the Supervisor tried to make an excuse saying that before they were born, she understood that they don't have time to take care of the babies and complained about the Martian men never helped, so they had to throw them away. However, the SIS, upon realizing the Supervisor's true nature, decides to turn its back on her and arrest her for her bad actions. The Martians celebrate and they start a new life taking care of the children as a family.

In the post-credits scene, the Supervisor is seen changing a Martian baby's diaper, only for the diaper to fall off and the baby to urinate on her face, much to her irritation. 

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