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I finally worked up the nerve to watch 2 episodes. I'll say this. I don't think I'm as won over as I am with Phineas and Ferb or Regular Show, but it is a delightful little series that's worthy of it's wide demographic and fanbase. Even though I did blush a bunch of times trying to watch it...

Hasbro has the Sesame Street toy license. I'm waiting for them to make a Sesame Street/Mr. Potatohead mash-up of some kind like they did with Star Wars and Marvel characters. If they can make a Spongebob (which looks weird as heck), I'm sure they can make a Bert Mr. Potatohead. Shouldn't be...

I could have lived with a Clarissa episode, even watched it the full way, but Hey Dude... ugh... that was so boring. That's the show they aired on Sundays when I had to visit a boring aunt. Like I said, VHS and watching it at other peoples' houses were the only way I could see Nick shows, and...

The thing is, parents always put their littlest kids in front of Sesame Street, but the key demo was for slightly older kids back then. I kinda blame Barney and especially Teletubbies, the latter they encouraged babies to watch. There's even an obscure cable network devoted to babies, even...

Hey Dude. UGH! I think I said this before... I had a Nickelodeon VHS called "Mushfest" that had a 11 minute Rugrats cartoon, an 11 minute Doug cartoon, and a big fat full half hour of Hey Dude in the middle. Guess what cartoon I bought it for? Yeah. The one at the end of the full half hour...

Well, I'd say Regular Show ventures into supernatural territories quite often. I even think of Gravity Falls as a more kid friendly version of Regular Show. But then of course, being the only show that actually deals with that stuff, it makes Gravity Falls all the more special, wouldn't you...

Bad ideas sell. Selling is more important than originality. But I hate how people act like everything that's being created now is absolutely the worst stuff ever created, and everything old is the greatest thing EVER. How do you explain The Avengers and everything Pixar does that doesn't...

No... they're counting 26 episodes as a season on CN. And there aren't 2 11 minute cartoons in Looney Tunes Show. It's one longer cartoon broken up by a song and or a Wile E Coyote segment. Technically they count 26 episodes of AT, RS, Mad, and Gumball as a season, even though they can air...

26 episodes = one season. They've aired 26 episodes. There aren't any plans that I know of for a second season, even though the ratings are good. Hopefully it doesn't get almost screwed like Scooby-Doo Mystery Incorporated did. That almost ended with a cliffhanger. Worst part is, they...

For King of the Hill. Meme Fountain aside, KOTH has NO RIGHT being on Adult Swim. It's an FX or local syndication show. If they need to put on a Fox show, how about classic Simpsons episodes up until the 10th season. Those desperately need to be rerun. They don't even get play on local...

I will say this... there is hope for Nickelodeon yet. At least for me. Apparently they did greenlight a Monsters Vs. Aliens cartoon series, and it's supposedly coming out next year.

An Adventure Time storyboard artist getting their own show. That's continuing CN's grand tradition of having new shows by existing talent. Don't see anything different than ever before. Regular Show and Adventure Time were both ideas from former Misadventures of Flapjack staff members (ditto...

Actually, they never made any episodes based on any of the Holiday related books. Not Valentines Day, not Christmas (they had a Christmas special, and strangely a book based off of that, but it wasn't based on the story), not Halloween (despite the fact it introduced Mrs. Tibble... but then...

I have no problem with episodes being about Brain, Buster, Francine, Muffy, Binky, D.W. or The Tibbles. It's characters like James and Jenna getting full episodes that bug me. They have NO personality at all. James's schtick is that he's shy. Sorry, there's already a shy character. George...

Heh. It was. But that's something I don't want to get into. Half the show's target demo is too young to even know what it's in response to anyway. Unfortunately, there is confirmation that these are real episodes. The synopsis all come directly from a PBS station's website. No margin of...

I'm looking at the episodes yet again (I really hope they're mostly fake fan creations), and the more I look at them, the more they should change the show's title to "Everyone BUT Arthur." There's 2 about Muffy and Francine. That's par... but out of 9 episodes (the first one's a 2 part one for...

Like I always say, the ONLY Nicktoon I ever truly hated was Rocket Power. That was just a cynical cash in on the "ExTREEEEEEEEEEEME" craze. I have to admit, while I didn't find As Told By Ginger that interesting, I did like the episode where the mother dates the guy with a bunch of rowdy sons...

That's my main gripe. Unless SW is desperate to bring the age demographic back up to 3-6 year olds (and they should be), little kids can't grasp complex concepts that they want to get into the curriculum. Simple things like that might just work for the oldest group, the 3 year olds... but 2...

The plush are always in the preschool section for some reason. Unles they're tie-ins to an action figure line like Regular Show and Adventure Time, where they're next to their respective toy lines. Of course, one of the TRU I went to had just the big plush, and in the back with the candy for...

I'd give you the "don't get me started on child psychologists" bit, but I don't want to. Some of the really bad ones read too far in to things. But Child Psychologists have always been part of this series. It's just a matter of "what the heck happened?" I betchya the disclaimer was created...