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Non-NEC Console Related Discussion => Chit-Chat => Topic started by: TR0N on January 28, 2008, 06:15:13 PM
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The list is right for what they state but for,The Real Ghostbusters come on now :P
http://www.cracked.com/article_15287_10-most-disastrous-saturday-morning-adaptations.html
Still i thought they list some video games ones.
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lmao at sheman :lol: Heman kicked ass though! 8)
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Hammerman should be off that list!
I hate it when list like these just make fun of old, awesome stuff but don't bother including the awful crap of today.
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I actually loved the The Real Ghostbusters cartoon!
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Yeah The Real Ghostbusters was awesome, screw this list.
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I actually loved the The Real Ghostbusters cartoon!
So do i dunno what there thinking maybe there smoking some thing funky :dance:
I all ways thought the cartoon capture the humor of the movie etc.
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turbo D also always loved the real ghostbusters 8)
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Jeez, what is it with top 10 lists being so damned stupid? Both Ghostbusters shows were really good (although to be fair the Filmation one wasn't needed).
I agree with the Fantastic 4 one. Substituting the robot for Torch just made me not watch the show, and also Fonzy's show was *horrible*. However as crap as She Ra was, compared to Gilligan's Planet, The Jackson 5, or Partridge Family: 2200 A.D. She Ra is a f*cking masterpiece. The Jackson 5 show was extremely bad.
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doesn't the beginning of that Rambo clip look just like a Last Alert cinematic?
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I had the toys for both ghostbusters. I remember loving that Tracy the Gorilla figure. :?
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The Real Ghostbusters was awesome, especially the first season where most storylines were heavily occultic. I remember being blown away as a little kid by it, and slimer ruled, what the f*ck?
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There were some pretty shitty SAT AM cartoons back in the day but I do agree with all of you about the Real Ghostbusters. That was a great show (until Slimer took too much of the spotlight) and should not have made the list. Man, did we come a long way since then.
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All Filmation shows ever made sucked. Why? Because Filmation sucks. So does their artwork. I hope they catch on fire and get an especially nasty first degree burn on the nose.
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At least they never outsourced their work... [-X
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All Filmation shows ever made sucked. Why? Because Filmation sucks. So does their artwork. I hope they catch on fire and get an especially nasty first degree burn on the nose.
Agreed. Filmation was balls, except for the Star Trek Animated Series, of course. :P Seriously though, Filmation's artwork really was terrible. The only thing that saved ST:TAS was the fact that the writers were actual science fiction writers and, unlike The Real Ghostbusters, they got the actual actors to do the voices.
I remember RAMBO, and it was as terrible as he said it was. The only cartoons I remember being good were GI JOE, Transformers, Thundercats, Robotech and Voltron (especially the vehicle Voltron). I know I'm forgetting some, but those are the best off the top of my head.
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The colorist for some of the ST:TAS episodes was colorblind. this is why you sometimes see Romulans in pink shirts.
But the makers of He-Man are simply not capable of sucking, no matter what other atrocities they produced.
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What the hell were they thinking? The Real Ghostbusters doesn't suck. I love that cartoon no matter what anyone says.
I'm really sad that SAT morning cartoon ain't what they used to be. I pretty much stopped watching it altogether save only the new TMNT (at least once in a while). For me it started going downhill when kiddie anime entered the mix like Pokemon and Card Captors etc. I'm anime fan but the stuff imported by FOX and WB is complete rubbish.
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the last really good Saturday morning cartoon, IMHO, was Digimon, season 3.
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The colorist for some of the ST:TAS episodes was colorblind. this is why you sometimes see Romulans in pink shirts.
I thought you were joking around, but I just checked it out and it's actually true. I don't even know what to say about that...except that if that isn't irony, I don't know what is. :-s
To me the decline in SMCs was the slow infiltration of light and fluffy (in other words crap) daytime sitcoms. They were usually high school shows like Saved by the Bell. Now there's hardly a scarce of cartoons on Saturday morning, except for the new Fantastic Four. It's actually quite good. One of my favourite cartoons is the Silver Surfer series. I was blown away by that. I guess the Surfer is going to make an appearance on the new cartoon, if he hasn't already - I haven't caught up on the new season.
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Who hires a colorblind colorist? What the hell?
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Almost all of the cartoons they mentioned aired on either weekday mornings or weekday afternoons, not on Saturday morning. a$$holes.
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Almost all of the cartoons they mentioned aired on either weekday mornings or weekday afternoons, not on Saturday morning. a$$holes.
Ghostbusters (Filmation), He-Man, and She Ra were weekdays. I'm not sure about Rambo. I'm pretty sure the rest were Saturdays.
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Ghostbusters (Filmation), He-Man, and She Ra were weekdays. I'm not sure about Rambo. I'm pretty sure the rest were Saturdays.
It depends. There were a lot of cartoons that aired both throughout the week or on Saturday morning. But yeah, Filmation cartoons were more often than not aired during the week.
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The colorist for some of the ST:TAS episodes was colorblind. this is why you sometimes see Romulans in pink shirts.
I thought you were joking around, but I just checked it out and it's actually true. I don't even know what to say about that...except that if that isn't irony, I don't know what is. :-s
Who hires a colorblind colorist? What the hell?
BWHAHAHAHAHA! This is HILARIOUS! Maybe they felt bad for the colorist or something? :lol:
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The Real Ghostbusters
Transformers
GI Joe
Thundercats
Voltron
Jem and da Hologramz
She Ra
He Man
Brave*Starr
All aired every weekday in either morning or afternoon. The girly shows like She Ra were usually in the morning.
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Pokemon is actually a pretty good cartoon, it would have fit right in back in the 80s. The 80s were the best time for cartoons since the industry was perfecting the whole cartoon/toy line tie-in and trying all kinds of new stuff, plus they used up all the good ideas in about a 15 year span. Also Disney didn't suck shit back then like they have for the last decade so we got awesome shows like Ducktales and Gummi Bears.
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The Real Ghostbusters
Transformers
GI Joe
Thundercats
Voltron
Jem and da Hologramz
She Ra
He Man
Brave*Starr
All aired every weekday in either morning or afternoon. The girly shows like She Ra were usually in the morning.
Voltron was weekday mornings when I was living in Ontario as a kid, but there was a 3 or 4 hour Voltron marathon every Saturday morning. It was sweet. Thundercats might have been on in the afternoons here in Scotia, but it was definitely also on Saturday mornings. Teh Realz Ghostbusters was a lunch hour occurrence when I was a kid. As for Jem and da Hologramz, I don't even want to talk about that damn cartoon. The day it replaced Robotech at 4:30pm was a sad, sad day for all kids. :cry: HeMan and She Ra were both on in the mornings, lunch and after school. I also remember Transformers being on in the morning, lunch and after school, as well as on Saturdays.
Brave Starr was definitely a Saturday morning thing here. Was that the cartoon where the laser guns didn't kill or stun people, but rather sent them to some sort of purgatory dimension? I always thought that was creepier than actually just killing the person. Eternity in limbo. That's just cruel and unusual.
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BWHAHAHAHAHA! This is HILARIOUS! Maybe they felt bad for the colorist or something? :lol:
The only possible explanation for Filmation keeping a guy like that around is because he was the only colorist they could get or afford at the time. However, I still can't understand how somebody with color blindness could even have a career as a colorist in the first place? :-k