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For real.

Tell us again how the Iraq war, and war in general, is the best stimulant an economy ever has.

Wait, I think I know. Everyone tries to grab hold of the one, and whoever gets squeezed off loses?

I see you're trolling now

I know this is not the iPhone 3.0 thread (so don't point it out to me!) but we could also complain that it was time for 64Gb. Man, it's soooooo annoying to have to delete a season of "Entourage" when I want to include a season of "The Office" on my iPod Touch!!!!

That worked. They were able to cancel my order and now I can reorder for less! :buddies:

I'm not trying to be funny but if a cartoon isn't hand-drawn or CGI animated, what other methods are there? And if no one is drawing the characters, how do they create them? Does it really count as someone's character design if a computer program helped them do it? I just don't get it.

It wasn't a movie; it was a half-hour special which debuted on ABC on May 1, 1982.

I'm actually in the "good but not that good" camp. Beautiful film but the main character's a bore and the more intriguing parts of the story go underdeveloped.

Simpsons isn't really the kind of show to have a novelization of.

To be honest with you I think they selected many of these voice actors to bring attention to the Hub.

You know why? It's getting ready for its DVD release in June.

Phew. Good thing, too, because this could've made for horrible press for Sony...

For Winx Club, FUNi should just bring over the English version, as in the UK version. It's more serious than the 4Kids version. And BTW, Di-Gata Defenders isn't a 4Kids property.

Of course, if you're on a hit show like 'The Simpsons' you can live off of that alone, although the whole cast does other VA/Live action work elsewhere on occassion. I remember you couldn't run across a cartoon in the 80's without hearing Nancy Cartwright's voice.

It's at least the third time that the game's been featured on the show. It was on the Cartman Wii episode and the Tourette's episode, as well. I have a feeling that they're fans of it, seeing as they continually insert it in. *returns to trying to catch the dragon*

What it needs: A cartoon has to have a good premise. To me, a good premise matters above everything else. No matter how good the art or how funny the jokes, I will not watch a cartoon unless there's a good premise. That's one of the main reasons I disliked Class of 3000; the premise didn't catch...

hard choice which was the very first I saw it between these ones: Popeye done by Famous Studios/Paramount and Kimba the white lion known as "Le Roi L?o" in French as well as some Hanna-Barbara toons like Yogi Bear and Huckleberry Hound

It's all over folks.... And, as Yakko Warner would say: "Good Night, everybody!" Kids WB! (Broadcast) 9.09.95 - 5.17.08. R.I.P.

True, mainly because some people see drama's as overly melodramatic and cheezy (which is why I don't watch shows like The OC and Dawson's Creek). And I admit, seeing some teeny-bobber pine away for some boy-band lookalike doesn't exactly attract my attention. However, drama itself is an...