Search results

From what I've heard, but they're already planning on DTV sequels.

I'm glad Norbert got a unique design in the show, too, rather than just a re-color of Daggett.

After grossing us out in the last episode, the writers now bring on the feels! It was really sweet seeing Belle and Sanjay hang out as friends after she and her dad were offered to stay at his place, especially when they drew pictures together. Penny was also really funny in his avoidance of...

I especially loved the constant mispronunciations of words like "spee-ack" (speak), "moy" (moi), and "wiener" (winner). :)

What do you think about the romance between Gordon and Kimberly (or "Hyooman Kimbearleh" as Gordon calls her), an adult cat and a 9-year-old girl? Granted, I don't think it's as disgusting as it sounds, but either way I'm surprised the moral guardians didn't complain about that. :attitude:

ChalkZone was an interesting case. It certainly felt more juvenile with its concept and tone compared to the others, as if it were something that kids who just graduated from Nick Jr. would watch. The musical numbers sounded like they came straight out of a Nick Jr. show, too.

Pelswick is another underrated cartoon of theirs. The main character is a pre-teen who just happens to be paraplegic, and he deals with the same problems other able-bodied kids his age deal with, with the help of his David Arquette-voiced guardian angel. I especially love the episode which...

Since it started out as a comic, I would love to see a new Sam & Max series actually aimed at adults with the adult content from the comics and games, and the wit from the Fox Kids show as well. Keep Harvey Atkin & Rob Tinkler on as the voices for the main characters, along with creator Steve...

Maybe it will be a similar situation to Michael Bolton from Office Space. "Why should I change my name? He's the one who sucks!"

They seem to be incorporating the show's retooling in-universe. Now that's a nice touch. :)

That kid really is spreading himself thin. He's the star of at least three major shows as of late. :)

I enjoyed how Chad was the focus of this episode yet again, and how Clarence stuck by him throughout during his fear of flight-induced panic attacks. I also loved how Clarence used his barf bag as a puppet to cheer up the crying baby behind him, and how the same baby was delighted to hear his...

And it uses actual puppets! :)

Never before has a plot about a flatulent cactus comic been so hilarious. I especially loved how Clarence drew that ersatz Garfield strip and a highly detailed Dick Tracy-esque comic when trying to come up with his idea.

This is old news, but we officially won't be seeing any of the original voice cast return, according to Terry McGovern. http://www.behindthevoiceactors.com/news/Ducktales-Cast-Not-Returning-for-Reboot/ I'm not completely torn up by this news, as Alan Young and June Foray are in their 90s now...

The Wu-Tang Clan ain't nuttin' to freak with! :)

It's clear that along with snakes, Noods does not like dogs, or at least Durdle's dogs. They were responsible for destroying his blueberries way back in the episode "Dog Wave", after all.

Well, the most recent episode has been grosser than usual this season. Noodman (rightfully) takes Mr. Durdle to court for his unhygienic business practices for producing blueberry smoothies with his dogs, but his hypocrisy gets called out over his similarly gross production of blueberry jam...

I do give credit to Laika for sticking to its guns and continuing to make stop-motion films despite their underperformance. Plus, I do like how we have been seeing a lot more of them recently, and not just from them or Aardman. Titan A.E. was a sad tale. It tried not to ape Disney in just...

I enjoyed seeing Sumo's softer side in last night's episode, caring for some baby roadrunners and trying to care for one who has trouble leaving the nest... er, car trunk. Gotta love how the climax subtly referenced a certain Golden Age zip-chase duo, too. :)