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I agree, but it's still fun to see what other people's tastes are, we may agree or disagree but these polls are still fun. Anyway, my vote goes to Looney Tunes because they're a timeless classic and it's my second favorite cartoon series of all time. The Simpsons are great too but the later...

If Super Mario Bros. Z counts, I have to give it to it, hands down. I used to love Homestar Runner, but I think the Chapman Brothers are trying a little too hard nowadays. A cartoon I was a fan of back in the day was Eskimo Bob. But they had a such a long period without updating that I quit...

Ed Asner was J. Jonah Jameson on Spider-Man.

It honestly doesn't look THAT bad IMHO.

I was just wondering. Is there a way, a program, etc, that would allow me to change the visible application name and icon? It would help me a LOT to be able to name applications on my palm whatever I want. Just the visible name at least :)

I would choose Loonatics. At least that show doesn't talk down to the watcher.

(there's a typing error in the title...it's supposed to be "what are the most successful shows that featured horror?") It doesn't have to be super scary per say, but animations that incorporated horror/dark elements. What did you like about them? what did you dislike about them?

Eh, China can get a hair up their butt about almost anything, supposedly there's restaraunts, hospitals, etc. that won't serve Japanese customers because of what happened 60-some years ago, but this, this just makes them look...gah. No offense to anyone on this board who's sensitive about that...

I replayed 3 times, and apparently all she did was hit two outside buttons and the left arrow button to get the reset. The quick cut-away was hilarious!! Call the Fire Department!! She obviously knew NOTHING about the unit - and unlike the famous tape of Windows crashing at a Gates symposium...

Hmm, so it probably means the Fox version, not the uncut version on the DVDs and Adult Swim. But like you said, it is strange they would advertise that. That just convinces me to watch the version on AS. Yep.

No Stewie? But Brian appeared twice in this episode.

first of all, I'm not putting too much stock in this list, as IGNs reviews in general have been pretty :S to me BUT- here are some interesting things I've noticed 1. A LOT of the top shows are action shows and 70s and 80s saturday morning cartoons. Personally, I don't think that these shows...

I think that's the feeling they were going for. Thought I should mention, though not character related, I thought that the second Treehouse Of Horror's episode was getting a follow up (the story with Burns and Homer sharing the same body). I even tuned into the third installment one year later...

The Family Channel, before it was bought by 20th Century Fox in 2000, at one time aired an animation block called Fun Town. It was all reruns, mostly of short lived Saturday morning/syndicated shows like Hello Kitty's Furry Tale Theater or Sylvanian Families. Fun Town also aired The All New...

It looks like this year's Planet 51... only without the ineresting promos/jokes. I might check it out when it hits the dollar cinemas, though.

I'm a family guy. AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

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LOL. :D It will be interesting to see how they balance the mindless entertainment shows with the educational ones. Shows like Kenny the Shark and Grossology are very good but sadly have been overlooked. Maybe now they'll get a chance.

What's with the weird looking camera angles durning Homer's vist to Moe's? And speaking of Moe, why didn't he join in on the conversation instead of just standing there?

Another Hitler joke? Again? Is this like, the fourth episode in a row with Hitler?