@hbgrifkuba
The fan encyclopedia for the animation studio created by Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera in the late 50s to when it closed in the late 90s. Pop culture enthusiast. It's fun-fun-fun-tastic! (Account managed by UK James and US Alexandra)
Pick up your jaws, this is coming out May 5 of this year.
The Amazing World of Gumball: The Complete Series on DVD (including Yearbook and Chronicles).
(Also kind of a deciding vote on when this series ends. It's ended)
Why you singling me out? 😂 And I'm not whining. I'm also not American.
I had something on my mind. In the words of Foghorn Leghorn, it's an observation, son. You get me?
I've only seen the first few episodes, which I liked.
Begun the Disney Animation Wiki has (in incubator form).
Otherwise, I would never even care, and still don't lol. I like Milo Murphy's Law better. Same animation, better writing.
I least liked Family Guy because they replaced the characters. But Phineas and Ferb its a weird nonsensical mesh. Some of it is like the characters are replacing the Star Wars characters and then some of it is working side by side. It's just madness.
I'm seeing bits of Phineas and Ferb: Star Wars, and it's just as pointless as all these "Insert Tom and Jerry." It's even worse than those.
They bring him in just to eventually downplay him in order to do more with Father Tuffy and Red.
They could've just had Tom and Jerry being detectives by themselves, but they brought Sherlock in to pad it just so it can exist to begin with.
I whole heartedly agree
Always surprised when they come out with those and they're under an hour. I think when you're doing 50 minutes, you should be put on TV, instead of getting people to fork out their money to pay for a so-called movie.
I hate it when people say "movie special."
Like, I kinda get it, but every time Boomerang UK would say "Tom and Jerry movie special," it's like, pick one already. It's a movie or a special, not both. It always sounded so mixed up.
Sometimes I think about the wackadoodle things that past users used to do
Like the Users of Christmas Past or something
For those morning people on the go
NEW OLD EPISODE! Back in the #70s, kung fu was in, and kids clamored for a dog version of Bruce Lee! Here now is an exploration of the creation, cast & legacy of HONG KONG PHOOEY. What’s not to love about the No. One super guy?
REPOSTS APPRECIATED!
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Photo of waffles in the front window of a waffle shop in Brussels
Status report, "Slight Topic(al) Swerve" dep't: Had cause to visit the (currently closed/slowly being dismantled) European Cuisines site, and realizing it was time to move some more non-collection recipes over into mind-palate.com. So guess what I get to spend making this weekend? BELGIAN WAFFLES. 😁
If you like us, wait till you see bsky.app/profile/disn... in action.
I like the sound of that
#spoilers
I've dabbled in Elementary, and always wanted to go back. One episode however has a Thundarr reference which seems to actually be a big clue as to solving a case.
That it is
Lower Decks is like Futurama. Maybe some Family Guy in the beginning.
I think it's found itself by the end of the second season.
It was just a little too space comedy in the beginning. It also loves throwing in random Easter eggs for no reason. For. No. Reason.
Of course, that might also be b/c virtually every adult animated comedy is off the wall crazy w/ some kind of genre that would have to act out of its way to be these things that you couldn't do in live action form. I solved it!
But I mean, there is Star Trek, so I don't know what LD is tryna prove.
I don't know if "overcompensate" is the right word, but virtually every adult animation comedy think they gotta be outrageous to cover up the fact they're a cartoon. Outlandish, brash, in your face humour.
I like that King of the Hill can actually be a comedy for adults and yet still be realistic.
Lower Decks is so Be Cool Scooby-Doo looking
Going over my Belle Starr notes. This makes it Belle Star Returns for me.
I like the pfp we have now much better than the one we had. hanna-barberawiki.com/wiki/Ted_%22...
Found these at Five Below today! #TheFlintstones #HannaBarbera #SaveHannaBarbera #SaveWarnerBros
There isn't any logic as to where they would stay in the present, like if Rufus set them up in their own apartment, because in Bogus Journey, Bill and Ted have already graduated from high school.
Is it my assumption that when Rufus took the princesses into the future it was to stay? Because they couldn't go back otherwise they'd have to marry those royal ugly dudes. But in the kid-friendly cartoon, the princesses continue to live in the medieval England.
Prime Video has episode 2 of Bill & Ted zoomed in. I'll have to be sticking with my DVD for those screenshots.
