13-03-2003 03:51									#31
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I know we're talking about TV shows, but...

I want Bloom County back!

	13-03-2003 04:02									#32
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Alfred J. Kwak was made in the early nineties, I think... and even if it wasn't, it was shown in Finland in the nineties. That show rocked. Pinky and Brain was good too, and I remember watching Freakazoid every now and then.

Give me Alfred J. Kwak dubbed or subbed in Finnish or subbed in English, or give me death!

	13-03-2003 04:13									#33
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I've heard good things about Clone High but I disdain from watching MTV - maybe I'll DL the eps.

If you're interested in some of these shows check out www.dapcentral.org - It's the Digital Archive Project, they're converting certain series' that can be dl'ed using a specific server on eDonkey.

	13-03-2003 04:23									#34
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mactbone - by doing that you're shooting yrself in the foot! it's an amazing show! you watched Daria, didn't you???

	13-03-2003 04:32									#35
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"Watcha watchin'?"
"Angry Monkey"
"That hooooribble monkey"
"Uummhmmm"

	13-03-2003 05:08									#36
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quote: Originally posted by Guynemer I know we're talking about TV shows, but... I want Bloom County back!

I do my part.

ACK!

	13-03-2003 05:20									#37
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quote: Originally posted by Stefu Daria had it's moments, like the entire series (I might be a bit biased from downloading and watching Daria episodes all week, I admit...)

Daria was awesome! I was told by my friends that shw was a female version of me. Of course, they cancelled the show the week after I discovered it.

Although your post has given me an interesting idea...

	13-03-2003 06:00									#38
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quote: Originally posted by Stefu D'oh! I knew I forgot something. I mean, IMHO Animaniacs wasn't that hot, but Pinky & The Brain was good.

I'm senting Slappy the squirrel over to shove dynamite
down yer pants.

	13-03-2003 06:02									#39
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Okay, most of the really good ones have been mentioned.

The Tick
The Critic
Daria
Dilbert

Pinky and the Brain, Futurama, Family Guy, those weren't bad either.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles started in the late '80s, but was on the air in the 90s. Not sure if those were new episodes or not, though.

But you heretics are missing a couple important ones.

Duckman.
Eek! the Cat.

How could you forget those?

Currently, Invader Zim is the best. Although I probalby can't say currently about it, since it keeps getting cancelled. Not sure what the absolute most current status is.

Now, if you want to add anime to the list...

Wraith
"It never hurts to help."
-- Eek ("Eek! the Cat")

	13-03-2003 06:07									#40
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Futurama and Duckman.
Futurama and Duckman.
Futurama and Duckman.

	13-03-2003 06:14									#41
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Space Ghost C2C.

	13-03-2003 06:21									#42
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quote: Originally posted by The Mad Monk The new Batman was actually the old Batman -- it was a lot closer to the original Detective Comics concept than the Hanna-Barbara Batman ever was. Great art, great writing, great voice acting.

I completely agree. Tho it was marketed as a children's cartoon, it was high quality, for batman fans of all ages... not childishly corny, like most children's cartoons, just batman corny, heh.

	13-03-2003 08:19									#43
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I never liked Eeek! The Cat... something about it just bugged me...

	13-03-2003 08:29									#44
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Beast Wars
Space Ghost
Zim

	13-03-2003 12:31									#45
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Tick and Eek were my favs. A friend and I are always exchanging "Spoon!" and "It never hurts to help!" inside jokes. The "Galactus" episode really cracked me up!

I do enjoy Dexter, PPG.

Duckman, Pinky and the Brain, and The Critic were good, what little I saw of them.

For print comics, nobody beats Bloom County except maybe Dilbert and Pogo.

	13-03-2003 14:07									#46
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Cartoons this generation are of crap.
Gimme classics like The Critic, Ren and Stimpy, the Tick, and Eek! the cat.

	13-03-2003 14:24									#47
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Who could forget Bevis & Butthead. My friends and I loved that show in the early 90s when it was still fresh and nonrepetetive.

	13-03-2003 14:27									#48
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quote: Originally posted by monolith94 South Park did some GENIUS stuff - my favorite episode is "Asspen"

The best one had to be "Cartman gets an anul probe" from the first season. the episode is the reason the show is still on the air.

	13-03-2003 16:35									#49
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The Critic - who remains the episode where Jay reviewed the film where Arnold Schwarzenegger's undercover cop plays a rabbi?
"If you're a real Rabbi, circumcise this child!" He then whips around and throws the knife at the bad guys. Classic.
Other good movies Jay reviewed were "The Cockroach King" and "Home Alone 20"! Man I miss that show; it should never have been cancelled!

The Tick was brilliant! It should have been aimed at a more adult market though - kids just didn't appreciate enough! What other childrens cartoon show offered supervillains of the calibre of Josef Stalin, The Terror and The Man-eating Cow?
Memorable quote: The Terror to Stalin back in the 50's
"Josef, you've got to stop building these ICBM's and concentrate on creating Mutant Zombie Soldiers!"

Pinky and the Brain, X-Men and Spiderman were other favourites of mine.

	13-03-2003 22:47									#50
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Kassi: Of course, Alfred J. Kwak! Now THAT was classic children's programming.

	13-03-2003 23:04									#51
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pinky & the brain is legendary
the critic is soooo insanely good it's not even funny how funny it is... if that makes sense at all...

	13-03-2003 23:13									#52
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simpsons, Family Guy, Futurama, the Critic

All great.

I don't watch kids cartoons except Eek! the Cat . I did find their star trek spoof utterly hilarious. I need to try to find that on a p2p server. That was great.

how can I forget Beavis and Butthead. I have a whole bunch on my computer.

They ruled. They ruled!! hehehe.

I liked their reviews of crappy videos more than anything. The stories were kind of dumb. I just like making fun of popular culture.

	13-03-2003 23:21									#53
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I wish I had 4 gigs of family guy

I got some from Kazaa. But only about 15 to 20 episodes. I want more. I wish I had taped more episodes when it was on.

	13-03-2003 23:26									#54
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Try IRC. I got lots of Daria episodes I couldn't get from Kazaa via it.

	13-03-2003 23:34									#55
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I think you can get more from Kazaa, all of my 47 episodes are from Kazaa. Some may be duplicates, but atleast 45 episodes. Judging from the episode numbers that is still maybe just half of the Family guys?
Funny thing they don't share the same format, some are avi, mpg, asf, mov...

	13-03-2003 23:40									#56
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1) Spiderman
2) X-Men
3) Batman
4) Batman Beyond
5) Pinky & the Brain

	13-03-2003 23:42									#57
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So, so many classics!

Though I have to agree with

The Critic
Duckman
The Tick
The New Batman Adventures
Futurama

Runners up:
Pinky and the Brain
Frekazoid
Ren and Stimpy
Daria

I never cared for Eeek tha cat..the first few Family guys were good, but the show did not have consistnency long term.

	13-03-2003 23:54									#58
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I was able to get all but 2 episodes off Kazaa. Get Kazaa Lite's new version with unlimited "Search More", it makes finding (and loading) less commonly shared stuff much much easier.

	14-03-2003 00:25									#59
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Family Guy will be airing on Adult Swim starting a few weeks or so from now.

It's going to go in the 11:30 p.m. (EST) timeslot M-Th and will also be on the Sunday night AS.

	14-03-2003 07:43									#60
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Eek the Cat
Courage the Dog
Janny Bravo
Space Ghost
Batman (not Batman Forever )
Beetlejuice
Ren and Stimpy (first season)
The Real Ghost Busters
Tiny Toons
Animaniacs
Pinky and the Brain
Dexter's Lab
Samuri Jack
Freakazoid
Simpsons
Futurama
The Critic
South Park

and . . .


THE POWER PUFF GIRLS!