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Yeah, the scheduling is really screwy for that show. I really hope it doesn't hurt it in the long run.

At the very least, they could use the CG style as seen in this test footage.

And as they risk Angus Jones leaving the set after pulling a Kirk Cameron, now should be a good time as any to put the show out of its misery.

Though this one does. http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/BrokenHeel

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/DramaticSlip

Cookie Jar is the successor to Cinar, the latter of which was forced to shut down after exploiting Canadian content laws in which Canadian productions (or co-productions in the case of Arthur) get tax write-offs. They also bought out DiC.

Feist was also on the show a couple years back performing a parody of her song "1234".

I like it, too, mainly because I saw it before Nick's version growing up.

After a few months of lurking, I've recently joined dA, mainly to comment on stuff. I've got the same name as my current account, too.

That's so awesome of him to send you those! :)

Looks like Young Justice and Green Lantern: TAS might get the shaft in favor of the new CGI Batman series. :concern: On the plus side, there's plenty more new animated stuff premiering on CN (they sure are trying to shove that dang All That wannabe down our throats). :)...

It's really amazing how a 34-year-old woman can pull off such a convincing (and cute) little girl voice! :D

Ted definitely doesn't need a sequel. They tied that knot pretty tight in the end.

Arnold and Kimberly will be waiting for you, Mr. Drummond!

Looks like Two and a Half Men may return for an 11th season. Seriously, Charlie Sheen went crazy, and Angus Jones "found religion" and turned into an egotistical jerk. Just put the show out of its misery already! :rolleyes:

I'm surprised this was nominated for best animated short! Which is great, because I really enjoy this guy's work! :)

This show looks like it could be some great psychedelic fun. I like Wander's Muppet-esque design, and it seems to use Flash once again, which is not a bad thing considering how well animated Foster's Home was. Plus, Disney Channel needs more animated stuff.

This is why copyright laws can often bite people in the butt. :rolleyes:

I've heard that some place in Connecticut now wants people to turn in violent video games in the same way as guns. :rolleyes:

Don't forget about head cheese! :D