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Corek posted:Jeff in Clarence might have 2 moms:
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What was with the third dream? The art style they were going for seemed really familiar, but I can't place my finger on it
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Apr 29, 2014 06:05
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Electric Phantasm posted:What was with the third dream? The art style they were going for seemed really familiar, but I can't place my finger on it That's the Winsor McCay reference Corek called out. Little Nemo in Slumberland.
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Apr 29, 2014 06:18
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My DVR isn't recording Clarence for some reason and I'm getting kinda sad.
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Apr 29, 2014 07:08
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Corek posted:Jeff in Clarence might have 2 moms: If this ends up getting fleshed out, Clarence would be the second kids' show to have two same-sex parents of a kid (first was Good Luck Charlie).
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Apr 29, 2014 07:34
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Pokemon was always as bad as it is now, you were just a kid. It's okay to like the old pokemon however, I watch it if I'm going to have a lazy Sunday in with a friend or two because it brings us back to better days. Same reason I really want a re-make of Ruby/Saphire but could give a gently caress about the new games.
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Austrian mook posted:Pokemon was always as bad as it is now, you were just a kid. It's okay to like the old pokemon however, I watch it if I'm going to have a lazy Sunday in with a friend or two because it brings us back to better days. Same reason I really want a re-make of Ruby/Saphire but could give a gently caress about the new games. Sapphire was the last Pokemon game I bought as a kid, or ever again. I leave it on in the morning and CN has an episode on when I'm getting ready for class. There was a newer episode that was literally the episode from the original series where Ash let his butterfly Pokemon go. Like almost exactly as I remembered it.
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America was NOT discovered by Americans.
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Apr 30, 2014 01:32
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thelaughingman posted:America was NOT discovered by Americans. Native Americans knew all about it. 
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Apr 30, 2014 16:09
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Acquire Currency! posted:"We need to flood the market, just like soviet money!" That's some good poo poo you dropped on me Clarence. Also Clarence not giving a poo poo about his teacher's buddy stars nonsense is so on point. Clarence is weirdly on point even if he's colossally incompetent and short-sighted. I really like the writing of the show.
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Apr 30, 2014 16:17
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Clarence's teacher looks like the mom in Shin-Chan and I just can't unsee it.
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Apr 30, 2014 16:42
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Barudak posted:Clarence is weirdly on point even if he's colossally incompetent and short-sighted. I really like the writing of the show.
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Looks like we're getting the next season of The Amazing World of Gumball this summer!
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Clarence keeps perfectly hitting the nail on the head of bein' a weird kid goofing off and creating fun.
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I know this is old news, but I am amazed that Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated got Michael Anderson to voice the little man for their Twin Peaks parody. That is amazing. Also that Fred's plan for busting the phantom highwayman is basically just to blow him up with dynamite.
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On that note, I've also been tearing through Mystery Incorporated over the last month or so based on the praise from this thread and the old dedicated thread for the show. I've watched up to the Shining parody episode with the hallucinogenic firewood, and as someone who generally liked Scooby-Doo as a kid but not to the same extent that a lot of others did growing up, I can honestly say that this might be the most I've enjoyed watching a show in a good while.
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All right kids show thread I need your expertise in cartoons. I'm looking for the name of a cartoon I saw like once. It had 3 princesses who had 3 prince(?) boyfriends and one of them had a pet dragon. It's probably a late 80's early 90's show. That's basically all I can remember.
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Neo Helbeast posted:All right kids show thread I need your expertise in cartoons. I'm looking for the name of a cartoon I saw like once. It had 3 princesses who had 3 prince(?) boyfriends and one of them had a pet dragon. It's probably a late 80's early 90's show. That's basically all I can remember. Did a quick little search cause this kind of request is always fun to try to figure out. Is it Princess Gwenevere & the Jewel Riders (or Princess Starla & The Jewel Riders)? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oW6YgXnktpg  Also unrelated to the above but god the original Scooby Doo shows before A Pup Named Scooby Doo are such loving garbage goddamn. I don't know how people sat through that poo poo back in the day, I guess they had nothing else. But god whenever that came on Cartoon Network when I was a kid I could not change the channel fast enough Macaluso fucked around with this message at 05:02 on May 6, 2014 |
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Macaluso posted:Did a quick little search cause this kind of request is always fun to try to figure out. Honestly, I have no idea. I was, like, 8 at the time and I caught it on the spanish channel. I don't think it's Jewel Riders just because I believe the main character was a brunette and it didn't really have any bright and outlandish colors. A pup named Scooby Doo is like seriously the best Scooby Doo show.
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Trash Boat posted:On that note, I've also been tearing through Mystery Incorporated over the last month or so based on the praise from this thread and the old dedicated thread for the show. I've watched up to the Shining parody episode with the hallucinogenic firewood, and as someone who generally liked Scooby-Doo as a kid but not to the same extent that a lot of others did growing up, I can honestly say that this might be the most I've enjoyed watching a show in a good while. I love when they walk by Scrappy and all wince in disgust.
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Macaluso posted:Also unrelated to the above but god the original Scooby Doo shows before A Pup Named Scooby Doo are such loving garbage goddamn. I don't know how people sat through that poo poo back in the day, I guess they had nothing else. Nostalgia be damned; Saturday morning TV was a loving wasteland in the '70s.
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Neo Helbeast posted:A pup named Scooby Doo is like seriously the best Scooby Doo show. I hated A Pup Named Scooby Doo. I hated Fred being obsessed with Red Harring. I hated Daphne being so reliant upon her money, and fashion. It's like they took the worst parts of the original show and characters and just blew them up 100 fold. It always just felt so obnoxious. It just felt like a death cry, that left Scooby Doo dead until they started doing the direct to DVD movies. Honestly, the best Scooby Doo got for me, back then was the 13 Ghosts of Scooby Doo. A longer storyline, Vincent Price. I didn't give a crap about Flim Flam, and Scrappy was an unfortunate part of that era, but real ghosts. Monsters, and interesting stuff for that era, and a shake up from the normal formula. It seemed like something completely new from the Scooby Doo box.
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PicklePants posted:Honestly, the best Scooby Doo got for me, back then was the 13 Ghosts of Scooby Doo. A longer storyline, Vincent Price. I didn't give a crap about Flim Flam, and Scrappy was an unfortunate part of that era, but real ghosts. Monsters, and interesting stuff for that era, and a shake up from the normal formula. Which is exactly why 13 ghosts died before it even finished one season, the herd hates change to the formula.  Sorry to bring up Clarance again, but it's got the best opening theme for any cartoon of 2014. It's just so energetic and free. As soon as I heard this I wanted to give the show a chance. And secretly hope that there is a larger version or other songs like this in the show's future. 
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Lazlo Nibble posted:If the old Scooby-Doos seem bad, just think about how much worse the shows were that didn't spawn enough spin-offs and reboots to last well into the 2010s. Gilligan's Planet, anyone? Maybe The Robonic Stooges?. Baggy Pants and The Nitwits? At least in the '80s all the Hanna-Barbera shows got relegated to its own Sunday morning ghetto in a 4-hour block of unwatchable garbage.
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PicklePants posted:I hated A Pup Named Scooby Doo. I hated Fred being obsessed with Red Harring. I hated Daphne being so reliant upon her money, and fashion. It's like they took the worst parts of the original show and characters and just blew them up 100 fold. It always just felt so obnoxious. It just felt like a death cry, that left Scooby Doo dead until they started doing the direct to DVD movies. I loving hated A Pup Named Scooby Doo too, even when I was a kid I thought it was down there with the Scrappy era of classic Scooby. And I liked lovely old classic Scooby as a kid. I remember it being paired up with the godawful Flintstones Kids show, and at some other point, this weird Flintstones spinoff where Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm were teenagers or adults or something? I dunno. The 2000s-era DTV movies aren't terrible though, they're not great but I can stand to watch them with my kids. Quality-wise I'd say they're somewhere between Mystery Incorporated and whatever the last Scooby series before that was.
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It's the Tom. And. Jerry kids! Gotta be there where all the action iii-iiiis! 
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Macaluso posted:It's the Tom. And. Jerry kids! Indeed, Tom and Jerry in its various incarnations has sucked far harder and longer than Scooby-Doo ever has.
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Crabtree posted:Which is exactly why 13 ghosts died before it even finished one season, the herd hates change to the formula. I love Clarence. I was really apathetic to it, seeing all the previews and the pilot. After watching Fun Dungeon, I started coming around and then A Pretty Great Day with a Girl, I was fully on board. The only reason I tolerated the Flintstone Kids is because it gave me more Captain Caveman.
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Macaluso posted:It's the Tom. And. Jerry kids! Aww, I used to love the Tom and Jerry Kids show. (I also adored the first movie where they talked so it's pretty clear I had terrible tastes according to the Internet.)
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raditts posted:I loving hated A Pup Named Scooby Doo too, even when I was a kid I thought it was down there with the Scrappy era of classic Scooby. And I liked lovely old classic Scooby as a kid. I remember it being paired up with the godawful Flintstones Kids show, and at some other point, this weird Flintstones spinoff where Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm were teenagers or adults or something? I dunno. Also I remember loving the Shaggy is a werewolf one.
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Pupp Named Scooby Doo had some of the worst animation.
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achillesforever6 posted:Zombie Island is a legit good, I still liked the Alien one, the Hex Witches and Tim Curry as HP Stephen King one, and the virtual reality one.
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achillesforever6 posted:Zombie Island is a legit good, I still liked the Alien one, the Hex Witches and Tim Curry as HP Stephen King one, and the virtual reality one. I liked the movies too. Well, some of them, but I really thought. I remember the old Scooby Doo and the Ghoul School one, too.
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Everytime I think of flintstone kids, tom and jerry kids and a pup named scooby doo I remember eating baloney and cheese sandwiches. I also liked Zombie Island and Scooby Doo Ghoul school. Ghoul school was during that time when they got rid of fred, daphne and velma and tried to shove scrappy into the action.
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Gaunab posted:Ghoul school was during that time when they got rid of fred, daphne and velma and tried to shove scrappy into the action. They kept Daphne with them for a long time (13 Ghosts, the one with the monster dance number). I wonder what was up with that.
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Some producer somewhere needs to get me a Jem/Scooby Doo crossover episode that features a Hex Girls/Misfits concert.
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Shaggy and Scooby were the only good characters in the original show that kids really liked. It's only natural they would get emphasized in later series. My favorite part about the old Scooby Doo was how the entire premise of being a mystery was a total farce, and half the time they would just pull something out of their asses at the end. "Oh yeah, we never mentioned this before, but there was a wanted criminal around here, and the monster is him."
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U.T. Raptor posted:I also liked the Loch Ness Monster one (in part because it had some pretty great music).
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U.T. Raptor posted:I also liked the Loch Ness Monster one (in part because it had some pretty great music). It's funny that good modern scooby doo movies can be immediately spotted by how well they're animated. I remember them taking a real dive until poo poo like Blue Falcon remake or Goblin King were made during the time between What's New and Mystery Inc. Now I just wish they'd stop making all these films and focus on a TV show with all of these good ideas.
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Rudoku posted:They kept Daphne with them for a long time (13 Ghosts, the one with the monster dance number). I wonder what was up with that. Perving on cartoon characters pre-dates Bronies, you realize.
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