I have 2 but I watch one of them more cuz the other one isnt on as much they are...
1) The Simpsons
2) Family Guy
and If I had one more it would be futurama...All on fox too lol
Stealth2k
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 Dec 14 2001, 7:13 pm
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Spy Groove.
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I'll list as many as I feel.
1)Simpsons 2)Family Guy 3)Futurama 4)DBZ Killer 2002 By:Nadrew 5)Monkeys!! 6)The working cheese | |
Stealth 2k wrote:
I have 2 but I watch one of them more cuz the other one isnt on as much they are... Didn't you post this exact same topic with this exact same text last month? [EDIT] I stand corrected. You posted a very slightly different topic name and did not include the extra little blurb about Fox. Otherwise, this new thread and the old one ([link]) are identical. Don't do that, man. It's obnoxious. Lummox JR | |
Lummox JR wrote:
Didn't you post this exact same topic with this exact same text last month? Yep; [link] | |
As opposed to those live-action cartoons? (Man, I love them!)
I'm not head over heels for any of the shows on today, but I used to like MTV's Aeon Flux and Liquid Television. Oh, and what was that one that seemed to go kaput after about 5 episodes... Downtown? But I find about 95% of cartoons AND sitcoms painfully boring. Z | |
Lummox JR wrote:
Stealth 2k wrote: LMAO, Man you some of you guys are just looking for any thing to make someone feel guilty, whats funn is I don't remember posting that, I only posted it today because I was bored. Sorry about that, I didn't know I did it last month :-P Stealth2k Eh Squidward? | |
Zilal wrote:
I'm not head over heels for any of the shows on today, but I used to like MTV's Aeon Flux and Liquid Television. Oh, and what was that one that seemed to go kaput after about 5 episodes... Downtown? But I find about 95% of cartoons AND sitcoms painfully boring. Hey, Downtown's got more than 5 episodes! It's on every weekend night here on Limbo. [edit] As a matter of fact, it's on right now, at Sat, Dec 15 1:04 AM BYOND standard time. | |
Right now, Justice League is my favorite, although I think they need to do something more to differentiate Hawk Girl from Wonder Woman. I haven't managed to catch anything more than the pilot episode yet, but that alone exceeded all my expectations.
For anybody else who caught it, I have just one question: did you feel compelled to yell "Make it tell the truth!" when Wonder Woman lassoed the Martian walker? X-Men: Evolution occasionally manages to impress, as it did with its recent Uncanny X-Mas episode (which, unless my eyes deceived me, actually had an extra creative credit to Stan the Person Lee). The last X-Men cartoon managed to excell on a more regular basis, but it didn't deal with as many completely original conceptions. | |
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