I remember Bobby's World. It was cute ... and it wasn't written as if kids are morons.Quote:
Originally Posted by Madame0120
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I remember Bobby's World. It was cute ... and it wasn't written as if kids are morons.Quote:
Originally Posted by Madame0120
I remember that. The live action mixed into the animation. The re-ran it on one the stations not too long ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by DonMike
I'm a huge Family Guy fan but I used to love Duckman, Johnny Bravo and The Max
Wow Family Guy seems to be the current show that most seem to dig. Guess I should check it out moreQuote:
Originally Posted by sXeRyan
Don't waste your time watching them on the tele - grab the DVDs, starting with episode one, and finish off with Stewie Griffin - The Untold Story.
Also, Duckman rocks (Can not believe I forgot about George's character!).
Duckman, create a diversion
okay - I'm a diversion!
Yeah, Drawn Together is funnier on DVD too. There's a lot of stuff that's bleeped out or pixelated on TV that you hear and see. But be warned, it's offensive. Family Guy walks the line about what is outrageous and funny and what is too tasteless, while Drawn Together forgets the line is even there. There is nothing they won't make fun of. And I mean, nothing.
and how could I forget Robot Chicken! This has got to the be the funniest show made with dolls (Barbie, G.I.Joe etc). It too will make you laugh in disgust!
Really?Quote:
Originally Posted by Paco
I only saw it once or twice and wasn't too thrilled.
Did anybody mention Happy Tree Friends? (Funny while the novelty was still there - but not so funny the second time around)
Yes, really!Quote:
Originally Posted by sXeRyan
Here is their take on Calvin & Hobbes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6X0S4nYyaTk
and that one is not as funny as most, it's just less offensive.
Problem is, too many get easily offended (not saying you, just the fucking christian coalition th@'s against the show).
Here is what's posted on Wiki about it: Robot Chicken often uses extremely outrageous and twisted humor, much like South Park. However, instead of political issues, the show instead mocks pop culture, referencing toys, films, television, and popular fads of a time period. One particular motif often involves the idea of fantastical characters being placed in a more realistic world or situation (for example, Stretch Armstrong having to have a corn syrup transplant).
Damn, i cant beleive nobody mentioned Tom and Jerry yet, ive loved those cartoons since i was about 5 years old and i think im going to love them till i die, i even have a bunch of Tom And Jerry DVD sets floating around the TV room somewhere LOL
Regards,
Lee
Try one or two more episodes of Robot Chicken. There have been a few clunkers, but most of them are really funny. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by sXeRyan
Yeah I guess I'll have to - If I ever find the time to do it.Quote:
Originally Posted by DonMike
i guess the 'classics' are fading away
bugs bunny and tom and jerry for sure.
of the modern stuff....
fairly odd parents is hilarious
and awhile back there was ned's newt and bump in the night
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Originally Posted by Paco
On my Christmas list.
I've always been a fan of Tom and Jerry ... as long as its the cartoon where they're enemies. Those Hanna-Barbera toons where they're friends are horribleQuote:
Originally Posted by Lee