Search results

Why hasn't Darth Chef returned at all? The Darth Chef episode kind of seemed to be setting Chef up as a recurring villain that might appear from time to time. Was it out of respect for Hayes after his death? Trey & Matt seem to feel slightly apologetic to Hayes in this interview. It's funny...

Beavis and Butt-head don't live in a world where anthros are a common sight, so I don't see how such a crossover would be possible, unless the whole thing were a dream or fantasy sequence.

I've always liked Kim Possible's hometown of Middleton. The city seems like it should be huge and bustling, and it's almost a mecca for technological development in the show since there's several science institutes, including a space center, yet all the neighborhoods and streets we see...

One of the deleted scenes (the cafeteria scene with Pip) resurfaces in "An Elephant Makes Love to a Pig." It's rather jarring to see the cut-out footage mixed in with the rest of the Maya-generated animation.

Ferb is basically Silent Bob to Phineas' Jay. He CAN talk, but only does so when he has something to say.

That sounds nice to me, but I'd just hope they put some variety into it. I mean, they've shown it on MTV2 from time to time, but they've never shown the earliest episodes.

I only saw them on DVD I liked the second movie better. First one was cute though. After that, didn't bother watching those other sequals. They looked terrible :sad:

What were those?

Initially Darkwing's story was going to be called "The Triumphant Triumph of Darkwing Duck". Gosalyn's story was titled "The Haunting of Mr. Banana Brain." I think they're both great titles. And ya gotta love "Life, The Negaverse and Everything." And my favorite Rocko's Modern Life title was...

Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends - On the surface, it looked pretty decent but very lightweight and childish. It took me a while to appreciate the ingeniously clever writing and endearing characters, after which it became my favorite CN show of all-time. It was also the only thing I bothered...

To clarify...your simpsonsfan20?

Does Looney Tunes really cound as a tv series? Ren&Stimpy Dexter's Lab Spongebob Samurai Jack Powerpuff Girls Beavis & Butthead South Park

OK, I'll give you that, but in truth that could easily be changed with some creative writing. If the twins are one-dimensional, it's because the writers make them one-dimensional. The blame doesn't lie with the characters themselves.

I never said they should (or are) gonna go un-educational. What I said was that there are loop holes. For example, look at Ned's Declassified on Nick. PBS could do a show like that.

So's Code Lyoko and Rocket Robin Hood.

I recently switched from Sprint to Verizon Wireless and decided to try the LG VX8300. I love the phone and all of its capabilities especially the ability to put on custom ringtones, videos, wallpapers etc. The phone has great battery life and I have gotten great reception from it. My one gripe...

I think their in reruns again so it 'll be several weeks to we get the last three.

Both shows also did episodes where the main characters shrink themselves to ant size (In Ducktales, Scrooge messes with an alien shrink ray to increase his wealth and ends up shrinking himself, the nephews and Webby; In TaleSpin, a mad scientist accidentally shrinks Molly and Baloo and Kit have...

On Sat, 29 Jan 2011 13:12:29 -0500, Brooklyn1 wrote: blake

My Opinions: King of the Hill: Don't watch El Tigre: Never seen Home Movies: I didn't really care for it that much Chowder: I haven't watched it much since, but I like the first season Teen Titans: Not my kind of show, but it was alright