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Really cartoon network you revive that of all things... - Erebus - 2010-09-25
Of all things Cartoon Network decided to revive they just so happen to revive something that wasn't even theres
Remember that ported Game show from Japan that was so popular on another network (ABC or Fox i think) that involved people fitting into holes that only lasted like 2 seasons if that... Yeah neither do I...
But apparently Cartoon Network... oh I mean CN (cause that name is more EDGY) did...
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Really cartoon network you revive that of all things... - Mike - 2010-09-25
I looked forward to Friday nights on CN a long time ago.
Really cartoon network you revive that of all things... - Will - 2010-09-25
Wow that is so interesting.
Really cartoon network you revive that of all things... - Link - 2010-09-25
.................................huh?
What the hell is up with Cartoon Network taking up non-cartoon shows? They may as well change the name now.
Really cartoon network you revive that of all things... - ★★★★★ - 2010-09-25
ShiKage Wrote:.................................huh?
What the hell is up with Cartoon Network taking up non-cartoon shows? They may as well change the name now.
Network!
Really cartoon network you revive that of all things... - SlayerZach - 2010-09-25
Really cartoon network you revive that of all things... - Corn - 2010-09-26
This might be interesting.
Really cartoon network you revive that of all things... - Super_cyp - 2010-09-26
I stopped watching Cartoon Network a loonnggg time ago. Actually stopped watching Kids channels in general since I really don't like Chowder and everytime it is on one of those channels it's all i get.
Really cartoon network you revive that of all things... - Sorien - 2010-09-27
Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon both went down the drain around 2005 or 2006, I don't think there's any way they can be salvaged at this point. Ben 10 Alien Force is about the only show on CN that I think has any promise now.
Really cartoon network you revive that of all things... - Tay - 2010-09-27
One Cartoon Network started "The Real CN" and then they kept running extreme reruns of the "real" shows constantly I lost interest. That, and Comcast made CN digital cable only.
Really cartoon network you revive that of all things... - Sn1perJohnE - 2010-09-27
Its not the stations faults (not fully at least). I mean look at the actual animated shows. Theres crap there and very few at that. The stations are just failing to try and appeal to new animators or to bring in new animations from established studios.
In comparison to Japan, the US is pretty much pomegranate when it comes to animation productions, but that could be due to Japan being close to the export areas where the in between frames are animated.
Really cartoon network you revive that of all things... - Mute - 2010-09-27
Sn1perJohnE Wrote:Its not the stations faults (not fully at least). I mean look at the actual animated shows. Theres crap there and very few at that. The stations are just failing to try and appeal to new animators or to bring in new animations from established studios.
In comparison to Japan, the US is pretty much pomegranate when it comes to animation productions, but that could be due to Japan being close to the export areas where the in between frames are animated.
or that americans would rather watch a bimbo on an island eat rocky mountain oysters to avoid having to be kicked off, or watching a bunch of talentless hacks parade in front of three or so celebrities to get a few moments of fame and notoriety.
Really cartoon network you revive that of all things... - Sn1perJohnE - 2010-09-27
Mute Wrote:or that americans would rather watch a bimbo on an island eat rocky mountain oysters to avoid having to be kicked off, or watching a bunch of talentless hacks parade in front of three or so celebrities to get a few moments of fame and notoriety.
Note that those are the shows of 18~54 age group. Which, with the shows CN and Nick are putting out, are the next step up.
Really cartoon network you revive that of all things... - Mute - 2010-09-27
Sn1perJohnE Wrote:Note that those are the shows of 18~54 age group. Which, with the shows CN and Nick are putting out, are the next step up.
compare to Disney, the leading entertainer of children, is pumping out shows for kids that portray them as pre-teens. the demographics are changing.
Really cartoon network you revive that of all things... - maplefreak26 - 2010-09-27
The Japanese show you were talking about was "I Survived A Japanese Game Show", the show inside the show was not a real show broadcasted in Japan.
Really cartoon network you revive that of all things... - larmie - 2010-10-09
maplefreak26 Wrote:The Japanese show you were talking about was "I Survived A Japanese Game Show", the show inside the show was not a real show broadcasted in Japan.
No, hole in the wall was a real segment [video=metacafe;740457/human_tetris/]http://www.metacafe.com/watch/740457/human_tetris/[/video]. One of the holes was actually Fuji Television logo. It is one of the more...edgy shows.
Really cartoon network you revive that of all things... - Avoidant - 2010-10-09
Someone please explain this fascination with the "people fit into an abstract wall shape" television show? I've seen it everywhere, and I cannot understand its popularity. Doesn't it get old? "OH, LOOK. LOOK. THERE'S A MAN. AND HE'S TRYING TO FIT INTO THE HOLE- OH HE FAILED, DARN. OH BUT LOOK, HERE'S ANOTHER CHANCE AT REDEMPTIO- NOPE, FAILED AGAIN."
Anyway, I'm not surprised. CN has been dead to me for a long, long time.
Really cartoon network you revive that of all things... - Zelkova - 2010-10-09
im waiting for Toonami Network ._.