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It doesn't really work the same way there, because That '70s Show was made 20 years after the decade. Even Happy Days went thru the same thing because it was a show done after the period, but about the period. When it's a show done about the period, but not during, it usually works better...

I guess what pursues me to call T & J the greatest animated show of all time is that it's so timeless. Yes, the animation flucuates and some of the shorts/episodes aren't as good as others but no matter how many times you see it, even if it's been years, you can still remember them and enjoy...

Good lord, this show is never going to end.:sad:

I'm gonna say the right medium for the right story and essentially give a non-answer. XD For example, How To Train Your Dragon was PERFECT as CG - it would work fine as 2D but, the CG just gave it so much more oomph. Kung Fu Panda, on the other hand... although I liked the movie, the 2D bits...

But wasn't Thundercats animated in Japan anyway? How much different could it possibly look? :confused:

Actually, THREE seasons aired on it's non-cable syndication (well, three seasons and then the first third of season 4).

Mr. Weber is that you?:confused:

I wish South Park would begin later so the season can end in December. I miss the Christmas specials. :(

As much as I hate these shows Disney has put together, I will say I do have a certain respect for them. It isn't my cup of tea, sure. I don't like the writing, and the situations, and I don't think they're too clever. But the fans do. I'm just disappointed we live in an industry that these...

OK everybody let's face it. The main point of this episode was fanservice for the Brian-haters. It seems like a lot of Brian-haters liked it while a Brian-fan like me didn't like it that much. See, the main problem I see with Brian now is that the fandom is so split over him. They can't make...

I've been watching a lot of Tom and Jerry which after a while becomes really funny due to the senseless violence, I mean seriously, that show is rediculously violent.

Dad: "Ease up, Norb. I heard you slapping before you left home. Used to do it in the bathtub all the time." Norbert: "I was just washing my tail, I swear!" The Angry Beavers, "Slap Happy" - one more reason why I love that show

Whell im back with possably a few REDs RED FlyBackup: gives Fatal Error when restoring a backup TealBackup: Gives Error when restoring PalmBoy: Fatal Error at starup In Prosess Fly-Zip more soon... Has anyone have a WORKING backup app for the T%, all i know dont really work:rolleyes:

I fully support the oppression of fake animals that do not exist such as unicorns in animated show openings. I love my DVD's even more knowing that their holes were poked in by unhappy and enslaved unicorns. When everything goes digital, I will demand magical glue be made from the essence of...

Granted, not every show needs continuity, but on the grounds that children are too dumb to grasp it? The Harry Potter series certainly wouldn't win awards in simplicity, yet the kiddies have no qualms about enjoying it. So I think it proves that the young ones can handle more than the suits...

Why is this bad?

On Mon, 04 Apr 2011 23:57:10 -0500, Omelet wrote: Actually fresh grated Locatelli Romano, from my last trip to Sam's Club, $9/lb. Hehe, if you think those guido big boys are puny viennas then you'd be a very difficult woman to please. ;) And we all know which dwarf is hung up on viennas...

"Jean B." wrote in message news:[email protected]... Well, Jean, I guess you'll have to make two test batches to find out. I think I'd go with the almond first. Felice --

"Dave Smith" wrote in message news:ht%[email protected]... Mmmm... I love rhubarb!