I'm going to make it two hours on that same network, throwing in what
then-amounted to the Marvel Animated Universe in X-Men and Spiderman in
their prime. Stuck relatively to canon, but I have to take points from
Spiderman for its poignant-but-roughshod ending.
~D
M-D November
For my money, Animaniacs and Batman: the Animated Series was the strongest
60 minutes in (non-FOX primetime) televised animation in... Well, just about
ever.
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I believe Sturgeon's Law applies to cartoons as they do anything else.
There has always been bad cartoons. In the 80s, there were plenty that were
so bad that even I -- being ages 0-9 during that decade -- recognized they
were bad. There were many more that, thanks to the passage of time and gain
On Jan 19, 2013, at 12:53 PM, Wesley (in Colorado) wrote:
Now for good cartoons, after the already mentioned Phineas and Ferb, I enjoy
Legend of Korra (even after never giving any attention to Avatar: The Last
Airbender), Young Justice (though I worry about that one, as the show only
just
And I appreciate the fact that MAD takes aim at other CN shows--I'm
waiting for them to do parodies of CN's live-action shows and have a
character say why is this show on the *Cartoon* Network?
Mark Jeffries
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On Sat, Jan 19, 2013 at 4:32 PM, Jim
Today's babysitting viewing: Doctor Who
Not a personal favorite, but as fare for 10-year-olds, it is better
than many other options
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Watching a friend's kid, I'm being exposed to what passes for
entertainment for kids. It is making me long for the crap we had when
I was young. At the heart of my misery is the cartoon that exists to
sell Bayblades. Clearly someone bought the rights to an unused spec
script for Pokemon and they
the more egregious cartoons are the lego ones. Ninjago and the ones with
anamorphic lions.
On Thu, Jan 17, 2013 at 3:45 PM, Kevin M. drunkbastar...@gmail.com wrote:
Watching a friend's kid, I'm being exposed to what passes for
entertainment for kids. It is making me long for the crap we had
On Thu, Jan 17, 2013 at 1:57 PM, Jason Carpio jcar...@gmail.com wrote:
the more egregious cartoons are the lego ones. Ninjago and the ones with
anamorphic lions.
Yeah. I've seen amateur YouTube efforts by 6-year-olds with Legos with
more going for them than Ninjago.
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