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Fleeting Demographic Rule, I guess? :confused: 9 Story can do much better, too. I saw a little of Wild Kratts, and I was quite impressed with the animation.

Didn't you say on another thread that the reason why the Abby's Flying Fairy School segments were repeated so often was because they were so expensive to produce?

Not to mention, the animation company that produces Thomas is from Canada, so they save even more money due to Canadian tax incentives.

I just have an ordinary American accent, is all.

I don't speak with any sort of accent.

From what I've heard, Bob's Burgers actually switched over to traditional animation starting with season 2.

I grew up watching Disney's Doug first, so I don't have the blistering hatred for that version as many others do. I can see the reasoning behind the hate with all its sudden changes and his heavier-handed morals, but it did have some pretty good episodes, namely the Quailman ones.

Okay, I actually broke down and started watching this show from the beginning, and I'm enjoying it so far (I'm at the 5th episode at this posting). I commend Lauren Faust for developing a positive show for little girls that doesn't hammer the messages of friendship down their throats, and...

Don't forget "Mr. Brain's Neighborhood" with Pinky the Unstinky! :laugh:

Like I said before, they're don't seem to be marketing their tween stuff as aggressively as they have during the Hannah Montana years, which is a very good thing. Only one new DC tweencom and a couple original movies, and that's about it. :) Good to see they haven't killed off Gravity Falls...

Now this is Mickey and Co. as they should be, rather than just a bunch of preschool mascots. I like the idea of the characters in different parts of the world and even speaking the native language of that area, the latter of which I hope continues with the other shorts. The animation, while...

I will say, at least Disney isn't marketing its tweencoms and tween idols as aggressively as they did in the mid-2000s with Hannah Montana and stuff.

Rob Paulsen turned 57 yesterday! I wish him a happy belated birthday! :)

Seems like Lucas was working on the sequel trilogy even before the sale to Disney. He was also in talks to get some of the original cast into the movies, as well as consulting Michael Arndt -- screenwriter of Little Miss Sunshine and Toy Story 3 -- to write for Episode VII...

Though it could most likely suffer the Seinfeld Curse like all the others.

Like everyone else, I think that Matt plays The Count really well, and the recast should ensure us that more of him will be seen in the future. :)

Anyone ever heard of this show? Well, it's not a show in the traditional sense, but a 2-hour "live" "sketch comedy" involving teens acting like little kids that airs in between SpongeBob episodes, sometimes during the programming itself. It seems to be getting a lot of hate from just about...

Yes, leave The Pirate Bay alone, but go after YouTube instead. Makes wonderful sense. :rolleyes:

I remember seeing an episode of Penn & Teller: Bull****! about the Americans with Disabilities Act that covered that. It seems like more legal butt-covering than anything else because the banks might be way too afraid of handicapped people suing them for not complying with the ADA.

It's actually snowing outside right now! :) Well, it's more of a wintry mix anyway (rain/snow combo).