Cartoon/Western Animation General

@igotnopicks  
No, I’m not bothering watching those episodes, including that very imfamous one that should not be named.

@ExtreVile  
Yeah, that was a time of fearless cartoons.

@ExtreVile  

 
I like R&S (disregarding the unfortunate things creator John K. committed, but he wasn’t involved in the show anymore after the first season & a half) I didn’t really care for the “R&S Adult Party Show” personally.
 
While I don’t mind poopy/fart humor sometimes, I have my limits, and I felt R&S was more appealing when it was a kid show that got away with some rather crude, and adult jokes, but it still had a certain classyness & dignity about it, and a retro style wacky cartoon charm about it.  
So not having that “kid show” limit kinda took away that appeal, that classyness, and allowed them to go a li’l overboard with being a grossout edgy show, rather then a legitimately funny cartoony throwback one.
 
Mr. Horse : “No, sir! I don’t like it!”

@ExtreVile  
I remember when it first came out.
 
I liked it at first (Kilted Yaksmen and the Museum episodes are two of my favorite episodes), but as it focussed more on gross-out humor, became increasingly cynical and Ren becoming what I considered an unlikeable jerkass, I walked away.
 
Honestly, I always liked Rocko’s Modern Life more; I tend to prefer when I find more characters I either sympathize with, find likeable, or that make me laugh and want to see more.

I’ll admit, I have a soft spot for a lot of animated films from the 90’s that had Disney style musical numbers in them. I’m not talking about ones that try to copy the animation and stories like Quest for Camelot but the ones that you wouldn’t expect them to have like Tom and Jerry: The Movie and Rover Dangerfield.

@Alexk13
 
Ah, Rocko’s Modern Life. A kid’s show where a main character goes to Hell. Twice.

@Oddball64  

 
I also love these Disney style musical numbers.

@icey wicey 1517  
If that includes the 90’s seasons, then I say, “Woo-hoo”.

I’m now looking forward for season 2 of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power.
 
Who else is hyped about it?

@Scrabbleman  
I for one am super ecstatic for the return of this amazing series, also major props for setting the release date on Lesbian Visibility Day

@Scrabbleman  

 
Mega hyped. I just hope it can retain the magic.

Harvey Street Kids Season 2 is coming May 10.

@Scrabbleman  
I know I am

@Oddball64  
Rover Dangerfield was pretty underrated, and sadly forgotten. It was a great vehicle for Rodney’s style of comedy, and “getting crap past the radar” moments, being a family film.

@Beau Skunky  
I watched it about a month ago and I agree with you. I’m thankful it was made in an era where CGI was at it’s infancy because otherwise we would have gotten an live action movie with a creepy motion capture cross eyed dog.

@Oddball64  
Some early CGI movies were pretty messed up looking, I admit. Still, 2D did suit Rodney Dangerfield better. Apparently, the movie was based on an idea he had, so he kinda created it too.
 
Though, nowadays star/comedian-driven animated cartoons/movies (like John Candy’s “Camp Candy”) kinda died off.

MLP episodes like today’s just make me more excited for more Ducktales next month.

There’s an upcoming Ducktales episode titled, “Friendship Hates Magic!”.
 
Ducktales throwing shade at MLP?

@Background Pony #BAE1  
why?

@Angrybrony  
Because Ducktales took risks and has teeth and depth that only the best Equestria girls work can even rival, while MLP has Over a Barrel, Ducktales legit had the guts to make people uncomfortable by making it clear microaggressions are bad,

I’m rewatching LEGO Ninjago, and boy, was it bad. Still having fun with it, especially the voices of Scott McNeil.

@Vivace  
The movie or the series? Because I really like the series, where it’s revealed that the annoying brat that keeps bothering you is the Chosen One.

@Beau Skunky  

 
I had Rover Dangerfield on VHS.