Best cartoon series in the World.....EVER!
25 September 2002, 10:06 AM
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Not one person has said, 'The Tick'
Which was great as a small series.
Obviously the simpsons takes the Long term award, but then you have so many episodes to pick great material from.
Most of the 50s WB stuff and T&J was great too.
Paul
Which was great as a small series.
Obviously the simpsons takes the Long term award, but then you have so many episodes to pick great material from.
Most of the 50s WB stuff and T&J was great too.
Paul
25 September 2002, 11:29 AM
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Urban legend I'm afraid, pity though, would've made childhood memories a lot more interesting !
Oh, on a slightly different tangent....does anyone who remembers The Six Million Dollar Man remember Bigfoot being in it ???
Oh, on a slightly different tangent....does anyone who remembers The Six Million Dollar Man remember Bigfoot being in it ???
25 September 2002, 01:08 PM
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Trapdoor is 
Moschops I used to like
Charlton & the Wheelies
Cow & Chicken is good too.
Road Runner - I never used to understand why the Coyote didn't improve on his ideas, rather than chuck them away and start afresh.
But I DO like Dexter's Laboratory!! 
Moschops I used to like
Charlton & the Wheelies
Cow & Chicken is good too.
Road Runner - I never used to understand why the Coyote didn't improve on his ideas, rather than chuck them away and start afresh.
But I DO like Dexter's Laboratory!!
25 September 2002, 02:41 PM
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Aaargh !
Inspector Gadget drives me up the wall, especially now the new series with "The Gadgeteenies" !!!
Never understood why cartoon makers had to spoil an old formula....it was like introducing Scrappy Doo, or making the "New Adventures" of He-Man......
Inspector Gadget drives me up the wall, especially now the new series with "The Gadgeteenies" !!!
Never understood why cartoon makers had to spoil an old formula....it was like introducing Scrappy Doo, or making the "New Adventures" of He-Man......
25 September 2002, 02:49 PM
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Can't beleive it took until page three to mention Rubard and Custard! Derderderder..derderderder...derder der derder...quality theme tune
Scooby was my favourite when younger, closly followed by trap door...oh and I loved Tundercats...they were all great
No-one mentioned pigeon street? I always thought long-distance-clara was quite a dodgy name....
Scooby was my favourite when younger, closly followed by trap door...oh and I loved Tundercats...they were all great
No-one mentioned pigeon street? I always thought long-distance-clara was quite a dodgy name....
25 September 2002, 03:26 PM
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<No-one mentioned pigeon street? I always thought long-distance-clara was quite a dodgy name.... >
Not with lyrics like:
"Long distance Claraaaaaa, puts on the brakes"
astraboy.
Not with lyrics like:
"Long distance Claraaaaaa, puts on the brakes"
astraboy.
26 September 2002, 12:39 AM
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Thundercats is ace, but i can't believe no-ones mentioned Pole Position! What an excellent show that was! Two cars - a 60s Mustang and some futuristic gull-wing door contraption that had names and had computers that could talk (Wheels and Roadie).
Surely other people can remember it??
Chris
Surely other people can remember it??
Chris
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