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That would pretty much eliminate the entire joke. That wouldn't have been funny at all.

Ummm...no. Did you see above? :sweat:

I have heard around that American voice actors often dislike Canadian voice actors, because they feel Canadian voice actors steal their work. Is that true?

Cookie Jar Toons has to be 3 hours of e/i programming. The shows you mention don't qualify for the e/i rating. Yes, Magi-Nation is possible. It was one of the shows CW used for e/i and could easily air on Cookie Jar toons to fulfill that requirement. ' You have to remember though that Cookie...

That's right. A big laugh here, a big laugh there, with a bunch of hehs and chuckles covering the majority of the episode. As the show continued, the pace (and the quality) of the humor increased. Good episode nevertheless. The pacing reminded me of something I could see in a good episode of...

Well... The 1940s are divided into various things. Movie-wise, Walt Disney was started to produce the classic Disney movies. He had already done Snow White in the `30s and that opened the doors animated movies. Shorts-wise Looney Tunes was in its prime. Then you had Tex Avary and his wild...

Yeah, my Fox affiliate (Fox 61) has always, even to this day, embraced children's programming. Not only do they have those Student News segments that I mentioned running (and they've had a new one every week since 1991), they also advertise Safari Tracks and did advertise Beakman's World a LOT...

Here's one: Valiant. Despite the fact that the movie is only five years old, I sure as heck have trouble remembering it.

Most cartoon characters don't age. They stay at an unspecified age throughout a series. Every now and then there's a "baby" or "grown up" series with the character, but rarely will a character age in a gradual process. What characters can you think of that grew up in such a gradual way? For me...

I had to see it and you are totally right...in the first few minutes it's so obvious that it hurts... I didn't see that Hey Arnold episode with Mr. Simmons, but I do have vague memories of something like that.

this is probably the best "professional" list of the best animated shows I've seen so far. i'm curious though, how much more adult swim shows (or adult swim-esque shows) should i expect to show up?

After reading the statement a few times now, I'm reading it as Nickelodeon is the full 100% owner of the TMNT. Meaning, they can do whatever they want with them. They don't have to answer to Mirage.

Once again, I don't know if one is actually planned (resulting in confusing press releases if it's indeed being made) or if it was an all out April Fool's joke. However, this article suggests that a Family Guy/American Dad crossover episode is a possibity. That's the point I was making: the...

And is the family driving a Prius now? That's what the white car looked like.

I know that you have said this before, but I really don't think that would work out for the company at this point. Yes, sometimes in business one has to take a chance and basically spend money in order to gain more profit, but I don't think that 4Kids is in any financial position to make a...

Flash will make me happy

Ran?e at Arabian Knits wrote: Your're welcome - I hope you enjoy them and I'd love to know whether you did. Happy Easter, Ranee. Dora

Even US carrier Cellular South has announced that the HTC Hero can be updated with Android 2.1. You can see detail what will be the new feature so Android 2.1 OS http://www.browse-tools.com/android-2-1-update-htc-hero/

He forgot to mention Montana Max from Tiny Toon Adventures.

Also before anyone points out in response to my previous post that there had been "Disney hates Jews" jokes from previous episodes they could have also just referenced it all those times for the sake of referencing it for a cheap laugh. Also when the went into the misleading images universe at...