Retro Toons and Rip Offs

[Steve_the_Talking_Pie]

I thought American. The animation is probably done in Korea but the show itself is done for America or at least that's my take. :mrgreen:

[desfunk]

Originally posted by "matthewmalay"

More good American shows
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Power Puff Girls

I thought the power puff girls was a korean production

nope... it's 100% american......

[johnkillingsworth]

I saw Genndy Tartakovsky at the San Diego Comic Con and she is a hottie. Very cute, in her mid-twenties, and you know she has a kick ass sense of humor.

[Steve_the_Talking_Pie]

Who is she? Sorry I have no clue. :mrgreen:

[johnkillingsworth]

She helped create Dexter's Lab and the Powerpuff Girls. I know they're overexposed now, but when they first came out I was kinda into them. Finally some decent American toons. Maybe she just wrote a bunch of episodes, but I think she helped create them. Either way it was pretty impressive for Cartoon Network.

The characters are Hanna-Barbera and it was a huge comeback for them. Last popular HB stuff was like Herculoids in the late 70s, early 80s or something.

[DARK OSAMU]

I liked the powerpuff movie. I wonder if Samurai Jack will get a real movie too. Dexter got dumped upon when it came to a real movie contract. " YOU DEPRIVATIVE BASTARDS!!! " :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

[johnkillingsworth]

Dexter was great when it came out. Nothing like on TV, but now the episodes are kinda boring. I think they have lame writers that came on.

[DARK OSAMU]

The new ones aren't bad in my opinion, but I see your point. :twisted:

[Steve_the_Talking_Pie]

Originally posted by "johnkillingsworth"

She helped create Dexter's Lab and the Powerpuff Girls. I know they're overexposed now, but when they first came out I was kinda into them.
or something.

There's nothing wrong with liking something, even if it's popular. The show rocks. :mrgreen:

[morgorath]

Dexter's Lab and the Powerpuff Girls are great, but hey what about
Johnny Bravo. That show rocks has anyone seen the episode where he runs into scooby-do and the gang. That was funny as hell...

Johnny, "Jenkies... jenkies isn't that a breakfast cereal" That is funny and they even included a song like the old days.

Man I need some Bravo right now :lol:

[Steve_the_Talking_Pie]

That was the one episode I never saw. My brother and cousin said it was hilarious. :mrgreen:

[seta]

i use to like dexter then the animation and main caractor voice changed

[Batz Kage]

Steve going back to the comment of Bayblade being a good show I would have to disagree.

The Good:
Nice Intro Song

The Bad:
It's all filler. (You know when someone wants something to last so long that it takes about 5 episodes to futher the plot.)
Once I start watching it, no matter how boreing it sometimes is I can't stop watching it.
And I just died on the mud while typing this!

[DARK OSAMU]

The GREATEST episode in all of cartoon history is a Johnny Bravo Cartoon.

It was titled...

Johnny Bravo Meets Adam West.

That alone is enough said....therefore, this ends my post.

[morgorath]

DARK OSAMU wrote:
The GREATEST episode in all of cartoon history is a Johnny Bravo Cartoon. It was titled... Johnny Bravo Meetes Adam West.
That alone is enough said....therefore, this ends my post.

You are so right after watching that episode I cried tears of laughter I just hope JB comes out on DVD I will own it. That and Samurai Jack.