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Looks like that Disney's Dinosaur movie knockoff thing (based on a BBC documentary miniseries from almost 15 years ago) only managed to gross about a quarter million of its $80 mil. budget, both domestic and international combined! It was a bad call to release it when Frozen was still making the...

And those sorts of Bible-thumpers really are hurting Christianity's image in the same way certain middle-eastern terrorists are hurting Islam.

They're probably being influenced by commercials, in the same reason it's considered unmanly to drive anything other than a macho gas-guzzling pickup or SUV. I'm not blaming TV; just the guys allowing themselves to be influenced by them.

I remember when they aired a recent adaptation of Peter and the Wolf that was done in stop-motion and set in contemporary times (at least my affiliate did, anyway). I really enjoyed it.

In the UK, The Snowman is safe as well, namely because the network that airs it annually (Channel 4) were the producers, and there would be similar outrage if they were to stop. I loved when Jon's grandma hijacked the piano to play her rendition of "O Christmas Tree". :)

Hollywood is only liberal when it's safe, fashionable, and profitable enough to be so.

Hey, it could be worse. At least it's not Johnny Test or The Annoying Orange; two shows nobody likes, but CN loves to shove down people's throats. And it's not like you can't get The Grinch on any other channel.

Same goes for some of the things mentioned in the Koran, like forcing women to cover head to toe in public no matter what. In fact, many Muslim countries were once a lot more liberal until around the '50s when some dictators took the word of this guy who interpreted the Koran in a very cult-like...

Wasn't the switch planned to be even earlier at first?

Yet he believed in Dee-Dee's friend Koosalagoopagoop in an earlier episode. Why shouldn't he also still believe in Santa?

What about the Dexter's Lab episode in which Dexter is dumber than usual and shoots down Santa, thinking that it's really his dad in disguise despite flying around in a magic sleigh with real reindeer? And Santa talks like a Pokémon throughout most of the episode? And the family-unfriendly Aesop...

Watership Down, on the other hand, is something you would REALLY regret showing to your little kids! :eek:

I do like RP more for Twister and Sam, as well as the side characters. Plus, I liked how in the later episodes, Sam slowly grows into a more competent athlete.

That's still going on? :rolleyes:

I don't like yogurt (it's basically milk that's close to being spoiled), and I still don't like it when it's frozen. Ice cream FTW! :hungry:

Celine Dion's got a concert coming up, too.

I'm really liking Remington Tufflips even more now that I've seen the episode in which the titular duo chase after him, thinking that he's the recently-disposed-of arcade game that is shaped just like him that they play regularly (this makes a lot more sense in context).

Yeah, that's another big fail on this list that I forgot to mention.

They must have been watching too many of the cheapquels. God, remember when those never seemed to end? :rolleyes: Especially considering how PG seems to be the new G nowadays.

Man, what a dumb list. "OMG SOMONE DIES IT MITE B BAD 4 KIDZ!11!!!" "OMG ITS PEEGEE SO IT MUST B 4 t3h KIDDEHZ!!!1!!11!" Gimme a break. I may have been scared by some of these movies, but never traumatized! Plus, it's not like kids don't experience loss or peril in real life. :rolleyes...