Saturday Morning memories thread

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Most of all if you are a princess:coy:
True. Princesses have certain reputations to uphold. But then again, some princesses not only uphold said reps, but they also get involved in battle if need be (the one most recalled for this is Princess Sally Alicia Acorn from the SatAM/Archie Sonic continuity).
 

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I too liked Little Nemo. Especially the fast paced musical number where all these teachers try to teach Nemo all at once.
 

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Of course, the one cartoon that I will probably never forget was on when we had cable, and it was called 'Belle and Sebastian'. I loved that so much, but don't know if they ever released it on DVD or if the episodes are shown anywhere. I loved that show. That dog was beautiful, even though it was anmiated!
I used to really love that cartoon too! And I used to watch it every weekday morning. I agree that this needs to be of DVD somewhere.
 

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Another Saturday morning moment:

The [Mighty Morphin'] Power Rangers (aka Super Sentai in Japan).

And note, this was to be before they became tired and old hat!

Though, granted, even the original show was lame, but back then, the show was beyond cool, even despite its lameless (as it spawned numerous figures, comics, video games, and even a feature-length movie).

I mean, who--as a kid--didn't want to own a giant mechanical robot to kick some obscure alien or monster behind? ^_^

I mean, it was like Transformers meets superheroes...almost. XD

Sure, it supposedly was what ended SatAM (though rather, what really ended it was the mere fact that the new ABC management hated anything that was on before its tenure & used the ratings of the red-hot MMPR--which aired on FOX, of all places--as a way to save face for ending the series prematurely), but even when the best Sonic series to ever be produced was still on, the MMPR gave it a run for its money & some fans watched both programs quite deligently.
 

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You mean like Turbo?
No. That came after Zeo started. I am talking about the first PR movie, starring the MMPR cast (Seasons 2 & 3: Tommy, Kimberly, Aishia, Adam, Rocky, and Billy) in their bigger battle to date...against the intergalatic slimeball--in more ways than one--Ivan Ooze.
 

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No. That came after Zeo started. I am talking about the first PR movie, starring the MMPR cast (Seasons 2 & 3: Tommy, Kimberly, Aishia, Adam, Rocky, and Billy) in their bigger battle to date...against the intergalatic slimeball--in more ways than one--Ivan Ooze.
I know what your talking about. I own two copies of that movie. Weird how it is different from the show.
 

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Weird how it is different from the show.
It's not that different. Unless you're talking about how the show couldn't use the movie's storyline to introduced MMPR season 3 (with the Ninjeti uniforms).
 

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It's not that different. Unless you're talking about how the show couldn't use the movie's storyline to introduced MMPR season 3 (with the Ninjeti uniforms).
Are you kidding me? Did y not see angle grove, the command canter and Zed's place? Totally different. Plus "Mordent" the Pig and Rita Zed' and Goldar's make overs and the new suits, new weapons and everything.

Oh yeah! What about Fred Kilmore?
 
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