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You know a movie is going to be bad when the Dove Foundation's "Family Approved" label is slapped on the box.

NBC was pretty much done with the show around the time, and with Saturday morning cartoons in general. That explains the quality of the clip show and the subsequent 3rd season.

Where would TV shows be without the budget-saving potential of the clip show? In the old days before reruns, DVDs, and the Internet, clip shows was more tolerated and allowed people to re-live moments from their favorite episodes, but nowadays it's seen as cheap. This thread is to discuss the...

As long as Disney doesn't completely bury them in the attic, then this won't be too bad.

Yeah, Ryan's really starting to grow into his role as Elmo. :)

Plus, they look like their good old cartoony selves rather than the super realistic uncanny valleyness of Garfield or Scooby-Doo.

If there's another good thing about both live-action movies, it's Matthew Lillard as Shaggy, who was so perfectly cast that it's no wonder he became his new VA since Mystery Inc. Linda Cardellini was also nicely cast as Velma, though she voiced Velma's rival Marcie "Hot Dog Water" Fleach in the...

I'd hate to see a freaky CGI version of Clifford with real dog-like facial features like Scooby-Doo was. :eek:

Hollywood is just too blinded by money to think straight. Not to mention the severe edits made in post-production, to the point where they cut out a major human villain from the film. Even I, a grown man, felt confused by the plot.

What a great way to start off the season with the U.S. government investigating the town and Dipper trying to prove to them that everything in his journal is real by waking the dead with it, which worked a little too well. Nice twist on having Soos still be Soos even after being bit by a zombie...

Nice to see more of Sumo's crazy but lovable redneck family in the most recent episode. :)

Casey Alexander and Zeus Cervas are nowhere to be found on this project, so that's a positive sign. :)

With Grumpy being such a big eater, there are a lot of missed opportunities for Maurice to use the trademark belch that he also supplied for Jay Sherman and The Great Wakkorotti.

Judging by the trailer, there seems to be a huge focus on the out-of-water parts of the movie here, which I'm hoping won't take up too much screen time, but the stop motion-like CGI looks really good. Also nice to see Patrick as his lovably stupid self like the old days. :)

I expect it to be somewhat better seeing as it's coming out in late September, which happened to fare really well for Hotel Transylvania. Plus, it has no competition to speak of.

And the worst opening weekend of all time until The Oogieloves came along.

Wow, Nick is actually giving this a third season due to strong ratings! :) http://variety.com/2014/tv/news/nickelodeon-renews-sanjay-and-craig-for-season-3-exclusive-1201217992/

I still haven't lost faith in Pixar. One serious dud that's still better than a lot of other third-party movies at the time, one troubled production that I admire more for what it tried to do than what it actually did, and one prequel with a wonderful message that still turned out far better...

Oh, you mean the episode that tricks you into thinking it's about a shuffleboarding contest only to throw it out the window and instead have Sponge and Pat go around committing chaos with no repercussions in the end? I'm glad they missed that opportunity.

Here's a rap number about how toothpaste is made. Sorry about the poor quality here.