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The thing is that this time around, all the cartoons using the hideous Seth Mcfarlane style are actually created by Seth Mcfarlane
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I watched the Live Action Made for TV movies recently, and (besides Hayley Kiyoko again being the Note: Crappy quality because I can't find a better quality video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ico15EjERzQ
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I forgot Cartoon Network produced those movies.
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How old is Frank Welker? He's sounded exactly the same for 40 years. He can't die before Scooby Doo, just as Stan Lee can't die before the Spider-Man newspaper strip.
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According to Wikipedia he's 69. Which is crazy because he must have started voice acting at a really young age. I'm sure Scooby Doo will outlive him though. It's outlived Casey Kasem and Transformers seems to have left him behind as Megatron long ago. e: actually it looks like he still does Megatron in the video games and some of the TV shows. His IMDB is insane. raditts fucked around with this message at 05:02 on Oct 3, 2015 |
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Jack Gladney posted:How old is Frank Welker? He's sounded exactly the same for 40 years. He can't die before Scooby Doo, just as Stan Lee can't die before the Spider-Man newspaper strip. Stan Lee doesn't write the Spider-man newspaper strip, he just slaps his name on it.
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raditts posted:According to Wikipedia he's 69. Which is crazy because he must have started voice acting at a really young age. They got lucky with Matthew Lillard, though. A good Shaggy perfectly happy to be Shaggy whenever they need him.
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Matthew Lillard was born to play Shaggy and it always makes me a little happy when I see his name in the credits.
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I thought the Scooby Doo live action movies were OK. They were poorly written but the performances were trying with the material they were given, and I thought some of the jokes worked. I kinda liked Velma's attempt at getting Possessed Fred's attention in the first one. "Hey! Yo, yo... you.. yo..."
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I like the first movie since it was making fun of the franchise. I can barely remember the second one despite seeing it multiple times.
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I don't know if anyone's seen it but the new Danger Mouse is surprisingly decent? I've liked the episodes I've seen so far and the voice acting is fairly solid.
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It hasn't shown up on Netflix here in the US yet, so I'm guessing only the UK folk have seen it yet.
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Gaunab posted:I like the first movie since it was making fun of the franchise. I can barely remember the second one despite seeing it multiple times. Personally I think my favourite joke in the first one is Daphne taking self defence classes due to being sick of being the damsel in distress. 
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Just a heads up: new Gumball every day this week at 6:30pm EST.
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axleblaze posted:Just a heads up: new Gumball every day this week at 6:30pm EST. So is that replacing new Thursdays or just a this week only so they can sucker people into catching the total drama finale? Applewhite posted:I don't like what I'm seeing with this Daphne being way too into puppets thing. The joke seems a little forced. I get the feeling they're dialing Daphne back down to the WHACKY/weak rich girl and Fred's half competent and isn't just a trap savant to go back to its old mediocre roots. AKA a full poo poo circle. Crabtree fucked around with this message at 14:57 on Oct 5, 2015 |
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Crabtree posted:So is that replacing new Thursdays or just a this week only so they can sucker people into catching the total drama finale? I think they're back to doing week long new episode bombs of different series again.
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axleblaze posted:Just a heads up: new Gumball every day this week at 6:30pm EST. Oh good, I was a little worried after the last one got canceled.
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Gaunab posted:I like the first movie since it was making fun of the franchise. I can barely remember the second one despite seeing it multiple times.
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Y-Hat posted:The only thing I remember about the first movie was a scene inside the Mystery Machine where it's angled so that it looks like Scooby and Shaggy are smoking weed behind a wall. Then it cuts to them cooking something. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXU46Z4FvUI
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I didn't even know there was a second live action Scooby Doo movie, was it any good?
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frank.club posted:Take a guess Yeah, I just looked it up and the description sounds even worse than the first one. Apparently there were 4 live-action Scooby Doo films: two theatrical releases(with a third in production and set for a September 2018 release) and two made for TV movies. Larryb fucked around with this message at 03:44 on Oct 6, 2015 |
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So did anyone actually watch the new Scooby Doo?
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axleblaze posted:So did anyone actually watch the new Scooby Doo? I did, all I can really say is that it's average, nothing terrible, but nothing great either. Edit: Wait I just remembered the opening was terrible, starting with a joke that wasn't funny to begin with and it kept going on and on making it obnoxious. Electric Phantasm fucked around with this message at 03:54 on Oct 6, 2015 |
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Larryb posted:Yeah, I just looked it up and the description sounds even worse than the first one. Apparently there were 4 live-action Scooby Doo films: two theatrical releases(with a third in production and set for a September 2018 release) and two made for TV movies. The two made for TV ones are their own thing and were okay, apparently it was going to lead into it's own TV show but then Cartoon Network decided to stop doing Live Action stuff and canned it, which might be why MI got such a cold treatment by the network
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axleblaze posted:So did anyone actually watch the new Scooby Doo? I still don't understand why Don Knotts was the sheriff of that abandoned mine.
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Was the made for TV movie the one where they spend the entire movie playing up a Shaggy/Velma romance, and then have them awkwardly kiss and announce it felt weird and there was absolutely no chemistry between them? Because that was the weirdest subplot.
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Giving Be Cool a go and four minutes in I think I'd watch this if it was on tv while I wasn't doing much else, jokes so far are pretty 50% 50% on lame or getting a chuckle out of me. Art style is horrible, but other than that the show seems to be a Fairly Sorta Okay Comedy, which isn't the worst you can get out of Scooby Doo. Oh god this is the stupidest thing I've ever seen but I love the vending machine "chase" scene MorningMoon fucked around with this message at 06:08 on Oct 6, 2015 |
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Jsor posted:Was the made for TV movie the one where they spend the entire movie playing up a Shaggy/Velma romance, and then have them awkwardly kiss and announce it felt weird and there was absolutely no chemistry between them?
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Y-Hat posted:I couldn't tell you, but wasn't there a kinda-sorta thing between Shaggy and Velma in Mystery Inc.? I didn't watch that but I remember people talking about it, probably in this thread a while back. No, the thing I'm talking about is live action. I remember that in the few episodes I saw of Mystery Inc. I actually think whatever movie I saw and that were airing around the same time, because I remember my girlfriend at the time and I wondering if the movie was taking the piss out of the show.
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Has Be Cool Scooby Doo done the thing where they all chase each other through a hallway full of doors?
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Y-Hat posted:I couldn't tell you, but wasn't there a kinda-sorta thing between Shaggy and Velma in Mystery Inc.? I didn't watch that but I remember people talking about it, probably in this thread a while back. Yes, and then she goes lesbian.
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So I just turned on the TV and saw most of an episode of Be Cool Scooby Do. Are we sure that neither Seth McFarline or Tim Buckley have anything to do with this project? Because it's starting to weird me out.
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raditts posted:
He does Soundwave in pretty much everything as well.
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Frank Welker is every character forever.
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The Routine deserves an Emmy. (The last time I said that, I was talking about the season premiere of Rick and Morty.)
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Wakfu's Kickstarter OVA's are now up on Netflix, they finally put a timeframe on how long the story takes place over time.
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Neo Helbeast posted:Wakfu's Kickstarter OVA's are now up on Netflix, they finally put a timeframe on how long the story takes place over time. Are they available in French or are we stuck with the English dub? This is very important.
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readingatwork posted:Are they available in French or are we stuck with the English dub? This is very important. Both.
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