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Maybe so, but I always try to give the benefit of the doubt in such circumstances.

I've been rewatching the first season of Pokémon. I actually never had the chance to fully see it, but I am happy.

Hm, with the return of stuff, I've been watching Adventure Time, Steven Universe and Wander Over Yonder. I do wonder when Korra Season 3 will start though.

Haruka wrote:I've been rewatching the first season of Pokémon. I actually never had the chance to fully see it, but I am happy.

I did that last month, and it turns out there was alot of funny stuff i'd never have got as a kid!
edit: Not sure where else to ask, but has anybody hear heard of TOME?

TOME? I've heard the word before, but not of any show with such a name, care to enlighten us?

Holy Heisenberg, Rick and Morty have some fantastic episodes. I recommend it.

Hmm, today's AT was decent, I don't think it was anything majorly spectacular, but nothing bad.

Master wrote:TOME? I've heard the word before, but not of any show with such a name, care to enlighten us?

TOME or Terrain Of Magical Expertise, is a flash webseries about a group of kids in an MMO that try and have fun in the cyber realm, however hackers start appearing and messing with the game; I've heard its similar to a show called "Sword Art Online" but the creator states his biggest tv inspirations were .hack and a mega man tv show (dont remember the name) and never saw Sowrd Art. Chris Niosi (creator) recently began posting the episodes into parts on youtube, but I'd encourage watching the full versions on his website if you enjoyed episode 1 (season 1 is already finished there )

I see, I'll check it out when I've got some free time.

I hear it's AWESOME I can't wait for it to come out here in the USA! I grew up with the Rocky And Bullwinkle show.

So the "Mabel's Guide To Life" shorts were nice.

I've taken an interest in Bob's Burgers recently. Much greater than Family Guy, The Simpsons, and the rest, which had become stale after several seasons. I especially love Tina and Louise, who are both amusing and able to be related to.

Ah, Bob's Burgers. I love that show. I can agree that it is more enjoyable than the shows you mentioned. I also like the design and overall fell of the show.

Decided to brave my fears and pick up Courage the Cowardly Dog (Because what else am I going to do with my UK Netflix subscription amirite UK guise).
Bearing in mind Courage terrified and traumatised me as a young'un, now that I've braved the darkest depths of the internet I've been loving it. On the same level of dark as Billy & Mandy was, it's so gooooooood.
Though seriously, some of the shit on that show. How it ever managed to get to four seasons on a kids' cartoon programming network, I have no idea. Don't really care though, 'cause it's great to watch it now that I appreciate it.

Also I found a bunch of the Cartoon Cartoon Show shorts like Mine and the Count, Larry and Steve, and Wind Up Wolf. Most of them are bloody amazing, and it's interesting to see how the ones that then later moved to Cartoon Cartoons evolved from their initial pitch episodes shown in the show. Got me really, really wanting to pursue animation and make something along the lines of those old 90's cartoons, where shit seemed just so brain dead bonkers.
Ahh, nostalgia.

Also I can't get the effin' Cartoon Cartoons theme song out of my head now. Believe me, I've tried.
Very much so.

Courage actually never scared me. I've always loved that show. A perfect blending of humor and surrealism.

Show was pretty fucked though. I remember one of my older sisters comparing it to Itchy and Scratchy, which is quite fitting.


I've been watching Samurai Jack on Netflix, and while it sucks that only the first two seasons are available, it's still awesome. I don't think this will ever cease to be my favourite cartoon. It makes fantastic use of its minimalistic style, and the cinematic action scenes are still as amazing as I remember them. I also love all the silent build-up that most episodes start out with, it's so rare that you see that in cartoon shows. The comedy is great as well, and there's a great balance between action, comedy and drama in general. Always a good watch!

Also the backgrounds are the best:

El Dango wrote:Show was pretty fucked though. I remember one of my older sisters comparing it to Itchy and Scratchy, which is quite fitting.

You're definitely right there. It's also another reason why I love it. I can easily see why it would scare a lot of kids, though.

so AT's Betty played today and I have to say if it weren't for the fact that Simon has his own sub-arc and more episodes are being made involving the tragedy of the Ice king, I was a little let down. there simply wasn't enough time to show that Simon was dieing. However Betty may rival PB's intellect AND believe in magic so there's an interesting thought!

I've never seen ANYTHING LIKE THAT in Courage before! Was that thing in 3D?!

MY EEEEEYYYES!!!!

Meanwhile, I'm waiting until I can watch it here, so I'll just sit out the topic until I can share my own awe.