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Its corporate business. That doesn't necessarily mean they're good at it.

^Business men are humans as well. They make mistakes as well, so nobody's perfect.

What happens when you take the art style of Bill Plympton, add the actions and expressions of a dog from Chuck Jones, and throw in a pinch of clever political humor? You get this.

I felt this thread was appropriate for this. Just the other day I heard that Casey Kasem passed away. For many of us, we knew him well as the voice of Shaggy from Scooby Doo or even his radio show.

But I just saw this picture just now and it may be one of the saddest things I've seen. Even though for a good while now there are many out there taking up the mantle of the voice of Shaggy, Casey Kasem will always be Shaggy in my mind. So to see this image makes me sad but also a little happy to know that this man helped in some small ways make my childhood good.

R.I.P. Mr. Kasem. R.I.P Shaggy.

^I heard the news. Saddening it is. It doesn't help the fact that he was on life support for awhile now.

Forgot all about this cartoon. Really wish it would have been picked up and become its own show.

The mina and the count short originated from Cartoon network. It has been speculated that it would later influence the cartoon network show Billy and Mandy(although, Mina and the count is better compared to Billy and Mandy in my opinion. Its a late Ren and Stimpy rip off).

(06-16-2014, 09:24 PM)CLXcool Wrote: [ -> ]The mina and the count short originated from Cartoon network. It has been speculated that it would later influence the cartoon network show Billy and Mandy(although, Mina and the count is better compared to Billy and Mandy in my opinion. Its a late Ren and Stimpy rip off).

Yeah, all these years and I had only seen the first episode that aired on the What a Cartoon! show. An internet buddy recently told me that Nick had a few more shorts made of it and than dropped it. I freaked out and was so happy to see what I'd missed.

I actually hated Billy and Mandy. Mandy was just a flipping bitch and Billy was a moron. Grim was fine, but those kids ruined the show for me and I could never sit through an entire episode.

(06-16-2014, 09:27 PM)Hexadecimal Wrote: [ -> ]

(06-16-2014, 09:24 PM)CLXcool Wrote: [ -> ]The mina and the count short originated from Cartoon network. It has been speculated that it would later influence the cartoon network show Billy and Mandy(although, Mina and the count is better compared to Billy and Mandy in my opinion. Its a late Ren and Stimpy rip off).

Yeah, all these years and I had only seen the first episode that aired on the What a Cartoon! show. An internet buddy recently told me that Nick had a few more shorts made of it and than dropped it. I freaked out and was so happy to see what I'd missed.

I actually hated Billy and Mandy. Mandy was just a flipping bitch and Billy was a moron. Grim was fine, but those kids ruined the show for me and I could never sit through an entire episode.

I wish that some of the other What-a-cartoon shorts became shows. They had a lot of good ideas that could have been explored if they became as full fledged cartoons(like my favorite short out of all WAC shorts Malcolm and Melvin).


Billy and Mandy was something I wondered why it even got approved. Mandy was a devil spawn from hell who was unlikable to the point where she ruined everything for everyone. And Billy was about as retarded as a zombie without a brain. As I said, its a late rip off of ren and stimpy(the fact that its obvious doesn't help it either).

http://mashable.com/2014/06/16/powerpuff...work-2016/

Somewhat excited. I was never too into Power Puff Girls as a kid, but it's still cool we're getting it back. Though I honestly just want a final episode of samurai Jack.

(06-17-2014, 03:50 AM)Newt Wrote: [ -> ]http://mashable.com/2014/06/16/powerpuff...work-2016/

Somewhat excited. I was never too into Power Puff Girls as a kid, but it's still cool we're getting it back. Though I honestly just want a final episode of samurai Jack.

Interesting. I'll propably end up giving it a watch when it starts.

I'm really surprised how much I like the show Wander Over Yonder. It really reminds me of 90s cartoons, except it isn't as mean spirited as a lot of cartoons started to be around that time. I honestly wonder what started that trend; seem like way too many just involved the main character(s) getting shit on.

I actually really liked all the characters in Billy and Mandy.

Same here, it's actually one of my favorite cartoons.

As a less popular opinion (in more ways than one) the season opener for MLP S5 was propably the most boring two-parter in the series. I guess they tried doing something different this time but I honestly prefer the more hectic openers.