Transformers - the only children's cartoon series to question the morality of war
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Transformers - the only children's cartoon series to question the morality of war
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1. Simpsons
2.South park
3. Futurama
4.Family Guy
Well. For my 1st post I'll say something different. How bout GARGOYLES!!!
sucks that they are not gonna make any new futurama episodes i am unhappy. 10-11 central time is the best hour of my life...First futurama followed by family guy you just cant go wrong..I also like undergrads i think that will become a good one as well.
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1.The Smurfs
2.G.I. Joe
3.Transformers
4.He-Man
5.Liquid Television
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Never argue with an idiot, they drag you down to there level and beat you with experience!!
well i'd have say ... REN&STIMPY!
simpson would be my 2nd choice then there are futurama, king of the hill etc...
about transformers... man that was my favourite as a kiddie, haven't seen those for about
15+ years. I probably still have a whole bunch of those toys around somewhere...
wonder if anyone's sharing any transformers episodes... B)
For all of you who dont know what all is out there...
Aqua Teen Hunger Force !!
This show is seriously the best. It comes on cartoonnetwork on adult swim.
Everyone should download the episode "mooninites" or whatever it is, youll see it on kazaa.
Second to ATHF is the simpsons.
Am I the only one who watches Tom & Jerry anymore?!You can't beat the old classics, and you know it's entertaining when there's no need for dialog.
edit: as a side note, I caught part of He-Man the other day for the first time since I was like 10 and as an adult it was almost disturbing. I think that has to be the most homo-erotic cartoon in the history of animation. I don't know how it got past those straight laced republicans cause that little 'supposedly' gay teletubby had nothing on He-Man.
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You can't beat the old classics, and you know it's entertaining when there's no need for dialog.
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