What show does this remind you of?

What's your favorite animated Alice besides the Disney one?

Show: Pablo The Little Red Fox

Their run of Nicktoons was pretty much classic after classic up until the late 2000s, where most shows were critically panned, and the shows that actually did well like TMNT, Loud House, or the various pre-K shows aren’t praised to the extent that any of the ”classic” 90s or 2000s shows are. This is especially interesting since Cartoon Network would immediately enter a renaissance in the 2010s, I’m curious why Nick seemed to struggle so much

I was bored weeks ago and while I was thinking I thought a question, does Tyke have a mom, or did she even appeared

Wildwood is based off of a book for teenagers and covers very deep topics, the movie did not censor any deep topics to "make it safe for kids" unlike a certain movie, Animal Farm, *cough cough* I feel like if you are basing a movie or show off of a book, you cannot censor any dark topics because alot of the time, it is what drives the story forward and gives the main character motives.

If you took out the reasoning and messages the book is trying to tell you failed as a writer.

Still makes me chuckle... :D

All pieces are ballpoint pen, colored pencil and sharpie on 3x5" post-it notes. Thanks for looking.

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Hey it's the second Saturday in October so Super Saturday Morning is doing another spooky themed cartoon stream today. It's already going on. There's classic cartoons from the 80s and 90s along with old school commercials from when we were growing up. There's also going to be a throwback episode of wrestling around noon during the stream. If you grew up watching Saturday morning cartoons in the 80s/90s this is such a fun thing to watch.

Who in everyones opinion is the best animated wizard? They can either be good or evil.

To me its UNCLE CHAN. He mastered ONE MORE THING

Witches will come up next

I am more familiar with the one which has his friends. Used to watch it when I was 6. Was fun back in the day but now its corny.

But interestingly enough, I always mixed it up with the solo cartoon - which had the same artstyle,animation and intro. What the hell was the purpose of making two cartoons with the same style and everything? Confusing as hell. Obviously money is a motivator.

Growing up and finding these two were different was a moment.

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That's right, the fish has a name now.

Hoogeboom is pronounced "Hoo-gah-boom".

Judd Nelson voices Fry

Cameron Diaz voices Leela

Glenn Close voices Mother

Robert Downey Jr voices Roberto

Out of the blue!

Source: https://www.deviantart.com/artfrog75/art/SMURFS-954205820

What are some animated films that any of you think should get a serialized show that expands and fleshes out the lore and characters of the film similar to how Tangled and How to Train Your Dragon got shows like that?