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Yay, 2D animated short! :)

How about Ed Edd n Eddy? That usually doesn't have gross humor.

Pokemon is still airing to this day, so I would say those cartoons can be successful.

Same reason why most Nick shows have series topics instead of individual episode talkbacks like CN: lack of interest.

In fact, I'm pretty sure the human Holmes and Watson had a brief cameo in the Disney film.

This is a discussion board for cartoons, new and old. Looking WAY into a cartoon is what this forum is for, or am I missing something? (rhetorical question) When someone takes a show more seriously than yourself, don't imediately chalk it up to misguided, offputting idealism, okay? Anyway...

Thanks to the witty jokes, I think the show still holds up to this day.

Boris is the only Bee Movie reviewer I've read who thought about Colony Collapse Disorder while watching it.

Invader Zim: When I first saw the ads, I thought the show would be stupid (in a bad way). I saw the first episode that night and ended up being somewhat obsessed with it in high school. Digimon: I had just grown sick of Pokemon and I, like several people, thought it would be a Pokemon rip-off...

an "ultra-recyclo vegetarian" and the animal that eat meat too what about them

If this lasts more than one season, I'll be amazed.

the mr. hyde scenes in pagemaster terrifed me when i was a kid it took me nearly seven or eight years to work the courage to watch it again.

Last nights episode was pretty bad, but I liked this bit near the end: "If this movie had one flaw, it is that it was the WORST. MOVIE. EVER."

Me too. It's taken them forever to realize you can't do Looney Tunes slapstick with a TV budget (at least in 2d animation). So it makes sense to focus on the dialogue for humor, which is also an essential part of classic Looney Tunes. I also think a CGI Roadrunner cartoon could work. CGI does...

I thought of two good ones from "Sideshow Bob Roberts: Adter Bart and Lisa are thrown from Bob's limo, Archie and the gang pull up and toss Homer Out. Moose:"And stay out of Riverdale." And later in the parking grarage: Lisa: "This is so exciting, I feel like Woodward and Bernstein." Bart...

the 1967-70 Spider-man showed Jameson with his cigar. The adapted animation of Lucky Luke showed him with a straw while in the comics books until the early 1980s, Lucky Luke was with a cigarette. Captain Haddock in the adventures of Tintin, his often drinked some whisky or scotch but in the...

Then, they're are shows that become successful on their own without merchandising, or products to push in mind beforehand. The merchandising eventually follows after the results of said success.

This is actually a pretty good episode. I don't even remember the last time an episode didn't have some sub-plot taking away from the main story.

Yep. I thought that I remember seeing this same topic in a different thread a few months ago. Of course, that means that people will mix-up overrated with shows I don't like. Oh well. As for me, I also agree that Rugrats feels overrated to me. I don't think that I ever disliked the show. I...

All this talk about animation errors remind me of a Garfield skit in which the errors were added on purpose.:D