Recent content by jimmyjac59

gimme your reasons why a 7 foot tall walking reptile that could beat bats to a pulp NOT be a good fit for #3 ?

well, I can see this is an Obama circle jerk in the making....

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Thanks for that, I needed a good laugh! :help:

Desire HD and Desire Z takes the HTC Sense experience an entire level further. I have owned three levels of HTC Sense (Droid Eris, HTC Desire, Droid Incredible, Desire Z). The 3rd iteration (Desire Z, Desire HD) is a huge leap over the 2nd iteration (HTC Desire, Aria, EVO, Droid Incredible...

Wow. He does look and sound like Scooby-Doo. It looks like a robotic toy version of Scooby. That's kind of weird. I also don't think that they'll get sued for using Scooby's voice. If it is the voice actor for Scooby-Doo and not a person who can imitate that voice, then I'm sure that they did...

You'll notice sound affects from popular games in series overlap a lot. This is because a lot of them come from places like FMOD, or companies who specialize in sound effects. FMOD is a pretty popular library of sound effects that A LOT of games and TV series draw from. The only series I can...

I believe the last American made animated show to get a truly large season was Lilo & Stitch at 39 episodes (for the first season, S2 got 26 additional eps), and that was probably because it was intended to be on Disney's syndicated One Too block before it got axed and L&S was moved over to...

This surprises me, I mean Family Guy has quite a lot of US pop culture references that I didn't think would translate well on UKTV Yes The Simpsons has it's fair share, but Family Guy to me seems to have even more

If ABC gave the slightest hint of caring (which they don't), the schedule would look like: - Phineas & Ferb (1 hour) - Wizards of Waverly Place - Hannah Montana - Suite Life on Deck - Good Luck, Charlie But as it is, like everyone else has already stated, they're just doing the bare minimum...

Doug *After Roger makes an insulting joke towards Doug* Doug: "You know Roger, if you were so funny, you wouldn't have to laugh at your own jokes."

It's not the top on the list of shows I think should go on Jetix. But it would compliment Kong if they were in the same hour.

Laverne & Shirley in the Army (ABC)-Penny Marshall (Laverne) and Cindy Williams (Shirley) reprised their roles from the ABC live-action sitcom, up until the episodes with the Fonz (again voiced by Henry Winkler). Ruby-Spears' animated Mork & Mindy segments (ABC) featured the voices of Robin...

Inspector Gadget pops to mind. The show isn't too bad, but the opening makes it seem like alot more than "The adventures of a cyborg who has to be babysat by his niece and her dog!"