What series do you own complete?

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This thread is here to expose our inner nerds. :D And, to toot our horns.
What animated series (be it television or otherwise) do you actually own every single episode of? Was it just a matter of the entire series actually being available, or did you have to track down each season/year yourself? :o And, how does it feel to be a completist?
I own all 1003 Looney Tunes shorts (from 1929-1969), all classic Disney shorts and features, all classic MGM cartoons (Tex Avery, T&J, Barney Bear, Happy Harmonies, Captain & Kids, etc), and, modern-wise, all Powerpuff Girls episodes, all Ren & Stimpy (All seasons of original series and APC), all Rocko's Modern Life, and all My Life as a Teenage Robot.
And my DVD case still isn't full. :evil:
Anyone else?
 
Ah, well, let's see...

Every DCAU cartoon except Static Shock and The Zeta Project, The Batman, Teen Titans, Ben 10, The Powerpuff Girls, The Super Mario Bros Super Show (including SMB3 and SMW seasons), Captain N, Sonic the Hedgehog (SatAM), Clone High, Clerks: The Animated Series, Freakazoid, Pinky and the Brain, Star Wars: The Clone Wars (the non-CGI seasons) and I probably have more, but I'm away from most of my DVD collection at the moment.

Non-DVD wise, I've got every episode of Danny Phantom on tape. I used to do the same with Courage: The Cowardly Dog, Ed, Edd, n' Eddy, and Kirby: Right Back At Ya!, but I seem to have misplaced those tapes.
 
I just have Ren & Stimpy (aside from the Adult Party episodes) and Pokemon: Indigo League and Orange Islands. I have most episodes of Ed Edd n Eddy and Kids Next Door and I used to have virtually every episode of Ducktales recorded on VHS.
 
I somehow managed to tape all 13 "Goode Family" episodes during its short run on ABC. I'm not exactly a big fan of it, but for some reason I didn't miss it.

I think I have every "Chowder" episodes aired so far through various means, from the two DVD discs, iTunes download, and VHS recording.

I have every "Duckman" episodes from the DVD releases.

To go back several decades, I've got most of the DePatie-Freleng theatricals. I have every "Inspector", "Ant & Aardvark", and "Roland and Rattfink" from the DVD releases. I have all "Blue Racer" shorts on VHS from when Boomerang aired them few years back. I even have several DFE shorts on 16mm film.

I have the entire '60s "George of the Jungle" series from the DVD release, too. The show of course came with "Tom Slick" and "Super Chicken".
 
Same here. :)

I also own the complete run of Futurama and every Simpsons season up until nine (i.e. the last "good" season).
 
Invader Zim
Futurama
Ren & Stimpy
Batman: The Animated Series
George of the Jungle (original)
Clerks The Cartoon
Freakazoid!
Pinky & The Brain
PowerPuff Girls
The Real Ghostbusters
The Max Fleischer Popeyes
Pluto short subjects
Droopy Theatrical collection
 
Futurama! That's one I missed! AND Invader Zim! Man, those are unexcusable, since I brought them up to campus with me. :sweat:

Oh, and I have that old Legend of Zelda cartoon as well.
 
Oh boy, let's see here...

On DVD, I completely own Futurama (including the movies), Invader Zim (except that bonus boxset-only disk with the unfinished episodes), Sonic SatAM, both Super Mario Bros Super Show and Super Mario Bros 3 (still don't have Super Mario World or the last season of Captain N), Legend of Zelda, Sam & Max Freelance Police, both the 80's Astro Boy and Astro Boy 2K3 (the 60's series is too dang expensive for me, especially because I'm still trying to acquire the Deluxe Edition boxsets), and Kimba the White Lion.

Though...jeez...if we're counting tapes...My tape collection is so unorganized and (mostly) unlabeled that even I'm not entirely sure what I may or may not have. I do know that I'm caught up on recording Ben 10 Alien Force and Power Rangers RPM, but other than that, I could have several series complete. On a related note, I remember the time I tried to record InuYasha in its entirety...I recorded a good 120 episodes before giving up, and I still to this day have never even watched any of those tapes.

While it doesn't mean I have the complete series by a long shot, I do still consider one of the crown jewels of my collection (along with all the ABC airings of Muppets Tonight which are still in surprisingly good quality) to be the complete first-run of Robot Jones season 1. This is crucial because this means I have the complete "Computer Speak" audio track that haven't been heard since season 2 premiered.
 
Let's see:

The Chuck Jones :tomcat:&:jerry:, Wacky Races, The 60s Jetsons, the Droopy shorts, and that's all I can think of now. Sadly, all of those were on complete series box sets. :p

Oh, and I'm one box set away from completing Pinky and the Brain.
 
Animated series that have ended and I have complete on DVD:
* The Batman (Season 1-5)
* Batman: The Animated Series (Volume 1-4)
* Justice League / Justice League Unlimited (Season 1-5)
* The Real Ghostbusters (The Complete Collection)
* Superman: The Animated Series (Volume 1-3)

Still airing or otherwise incomplete series that I have on DVD:
* ExoSquad (Season 1)
* Family Guy (Volume 1-5, Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story, Blue Harvest)
* G.I. Joe (both mini-series, Season 1 Part 1 & 2)
* Sealab 2021 (Season 1)
* Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Volume 1)
* X-Men (Volume 1 & 2)
 
I Kinda started one of these threads awhile back in the DVD forum ,so if these post could be combined with those, that might help expand it to a broader viewer count.
 
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