DoritosMan

what about daunges and dragons? this is a great cartoon, with a very good plot for a cartoon, its got laughs, its got tears. 5 doritos on the doritosman scale, piece of art, has anyone seen the last episode?

Does anyone here watchs the old Tex Avery Show? where they show how stuff works, like its a pinguin that turns the refrigerator light off. And ideias of the future, how car would be and houses. Must see

Anime on the other hand is not my cup of tea. To me all them are made by the same person, since all eyes are huge and got little mouths, pointy noses. and when there is an action scene its like a still image with lines on the back! rather watch Johnny Bravo

DM

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I pity the fool that dont use the search engine!

csybe

alice in wonderland is great ,
and i wanna be a transformer!

bubbachuck

I'm goin' ol' school :

Transformers , G.I. Joe , Smurfs , He-Man , Superfriends , Harlem Globetrotters ( when they turn into super heroes ) , The Impossibles , Jackson 5 , Atom Ant , Hong Kong Phooey (sp?) , Bird Man ....

and I could go on and on.....

swedish_female

Do you all remember when the whole New Kids On The Block got their own cartoon? Hahahahahaha

DoritosMan

i had a friend and she sang "step by step" 24/7.

Step by step
oh baby

twizted_bud

im a sucker for ducktales and he-man. just wish they actually put them on the air. but i was such a bored child of the 80's i have multiple tapes of em.

hey yeah, gotta love the super mario bros. super show!
Captain Lou Albano was the stuff

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YOU GUYS... you gotta watch "once apon a hampster" on animal planet.. its on about 4 or 5central here..

or "pappy's land" on TLC at around the same time...




once upon a hampster is truely a riot.... i feel sorry for all the poor drugged animal on it though..

SacredJellybean

Duckman and The Critic are among the best cartoons I've ever seen. Hilarious dark humor in both of them, particularly Duckman. All the jokes about his little perversions are priceless. And the jokes come at you so quickly, too, sometimes you'll miss them, and you'll have something to look forward to when it comes on re-run.

"Duckman! I found this bloody spade in Beverly's bed!" (referring to a small shovel covered in blood)
"Now now, Tami... they prefer to be called 'negroes'." Ahahaha, like I said, priceless offensive humor. Great social commentary, too.

The Critic was awesome for all its movie references, but I guess you have to be somewhat of a film buff to appreciate them (although it's not like all the movies were overly obscure).

South Park is probably the best of them all, especially since Matt Stone and Trey Parker are libertarians, and a lot of those kinds of philosophies get put into the show's social commentary.

Let's see... the Simpsons and Futurama are hilarious, too. As is the Boondocks. Family Guy gets an honorable mention, but I find that the episodes don't age very well, and the cutaway gags get a little annoying sometimes. Invader ZIM was more hilarious random dark humor.

More honorable mentions: The Oblongs, Moral Orel, Ren & Stimpy, Cow & Chicken, the Powerpuff Girls, Aeon Flux (not a comedy, but very trippy, and the main character is a one hot fucking vixen), Mission Hill, Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Harvey Birdman, and... well, pretty much everything on Adult Swim.

Speaking of Adult Swim, why in GOD'S NAME are they showing Pee-Wee Herman episodes? Although I have to admit, getting really ripped and watching them would be fun as hell... or even tripping on an off-topic. Adult Swim seems like television programming made exclusively for stoners. C'mon... the crazy and random cartoons, the offensive humor, the late hours (although I suppose that's also because the shows are M-rated, but still...). I suppose it could be seen as a lineup of shows made for college-aged kids under the influence of any other drug (off-topic drinks, fungus, blotter tabs, et. al.).

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