310 pts ยท August 28, 2012
One of the shows it was at the end of was the very short-lived ABC sitcom Champs, which was the first of Gary David Goldberg's shows for DreamWorks (and DreamWorks' first TV show period)The second Ubu-DreamWorks venture, Spin City, had better luck
DreamWorks fanfare goes here
This was Gary David Goldberg's logoHe died several years ago, I guess he and Ubu are together again
I'm definitely not a child of the '80s and that's where I saw it
It's because it's needlessly insulting to clowns
Considering what the comments sections on news outlets were like back then, I think the eventual Trump base was already primed to support someone like him, sadly
People are sleeping on The Sword in the Stone and how Arthur's dumb ass didn't want the girl squirrel
Good to hear!
What the fuck
It's the logotype
Drew Blanc from Toonstruck
This was the first show to have Stephen J. Cannell's typewriter logo at the end
Del Taco's better
What's so bad about marrying a witch (or a warlock/wizard)?
Universal and Hanna-Barbera actually weaponized that against them when Universal Studios Florida was new! https://nyti.ms/2RZ8cDO
Lots more! https://www.deviantart.com/rakkuguy/gallery/69891149/devious-folder
I don't think it was worth buying 20th Century Fox outright
I mean, Disney does own King of the Hill now...
I still haven't finished The Men Who Would Be King
Is Memphis really racist?
Nah, WMC is owned by Gray Television, they just took over previous owner Raycom Media
Thurl Ravenscroft is not just "a dude"
Not to mention that he's also spent the last quarter-century poisoning animation discourse.
I mean, he's been a well-known asshole for ages
Cleaned-up copies of animation in general show off things like cel shadows. My Huckleberry Hound DVDs have this in spades.
And June Foray and Bill Scott reunited on it!
WB owns the property lock stock and barrel tho, they got it when they bought Lorimar-Telepictures
Spot is a chicken silly
I was not around in 1979, but Scrappy was one of the only things I liked about Scooby as a kid. Pup Named was the only series I liked too
It's owned by the publishers of Better Homes & Gardens now
One of the shows it was at the end of was the very short-lived ABC sitcom Champs, which was the first of Gary David Goldberg's shows for DreamWorks (and DreamWorks' first TV show period)
The second Ubu-DreamWorks venture, Spin City, had better luck
DreamWorks fanfare goes here
This was Gary David Goldberg's logo
He died several years ago, I guess he and Ubu are together again
I'm definitely not a child of the '80s and that's where I saw it
It's because it's needlessly insulting to clowns
Considering what the comments sections on news outlets were like back then, I think the eventual Trump base was already primed to support someone like him, sadly
People are sleeping on The Sword in the Stone and how Arthur's dumb ass didn't want the girl squirrel
Good to hear!
What the fuck
It's the logotype
Drew Blanc from Toonstruck
This was the first show to have Stephen J. Cannell's typewriter logo at the end
Del Taco's better
What's so bad about marrying a witch (or a warlock/wizard)?
Universal and Hanna-Barbera actually weaponized that against them when Universal Studios Florida was new! https://nyti.ms/2RZ8cDO
Lots more! https://www.deviantart.com/rakkuguy/gallery/69891149/devious-folder
I don't think it was worth buying 20th Century Fox outright
I mean, Disney does own King of the Hill now...
I still haven't finished The Men Who Would Be King
Is Memphis really racist?
Nah, WMC is owned by Gray Television, they just took over previous owner Raycom Media
Thurl Ravenscroft is not just "a dude"
Not to mention that he's also spent the last quarter-century poisoning animation discourse.
I mean, he's been a well-known asshole for ages
Cleaned-up copies of animation in general show off things like cel shadows. My Huckleberry Hound DVDs have this in spades.
And June Foray and Bill Scott reunited on it!
WB owns the property lock stock and barrel tho, they got it when they bought Lorimar-Telepictures
Spot is a chicken silly
I was not around in 1979, but Scrappy was one of the only things I liked about Scooby as a kid. Pup Named was the only series I liked too
It's owned by the publishers of Better Homes & Gardens now