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At 9/1/14 04:45 PM, Magical-Zorse wrote: Regs show was pretty cool, but secret mountain for and problem solverz were shitty.

I already know that SMFA and PB was shitty. I can't stand the animation style from them.

At 9/1/14 04:25 PM, darkjam wrote:

At 9/1/14 04:09 PM, klompors wrote: You are aware that there are other Shore shows right

Yes, but one less Shore show means closer to perfection.

Not sure what you mean. The first Shore (Jersey Shore) spawned the others. It just means that there are possibly going to be more.

At 9/3/14 06:28 AM, klompors wrote: Not sure what you mean. The first Shore (Jersey Shore) spawned the others. It just means that there are possibly going to be more.

Eventually the others will be canceled. Hopefully.

At 6/28/14 07:59 PM, darkjam wrote: Jersey Shore, expect to see that a lot. I'm just waiting for The Big Bang Theory to go, it sucks ass.

Jersey Shore, yes.
But unfortunately, BBT isn't going away any time soon.

I don't really specifically hope for shows I don't like to go. I just don't watch them. What bothers me is those crappy shows living on while the same network airing them cancels much better shows. Like Comedy Central. The Jeselnik Offensive and the Burn were actually funny. Both of those get cancelled and Brickleberry gets another season?

And TBS, too. Pete Holmes got cancelled after only two seasons, but that fake bullshit Deal With It is apparently renewed for a third season. How lame is it to have a "prank show" that's clearly staged? Funniest Wins seems pretty bad, too. Conan is literally the one and only decent bit of original programmig TBS has now. The only other watchable stuff is syndicated stuff from other networks.

Maybe it's unreasonable to complain anout the lineup of networks for kids' shows, but Nickelodeon took Korra, its single last remaining good show, off the air and made it available only online. And the new Thundercats (which was really good and I was really into it) and Sym-Bionic Titan were dropped by Cartoon Network after one season each. Samurai Jack at least did better with over 50 episodes, but Teen Titans Go has already surpassed that as did Annoying Orange before it was euthanized. And Johnny Test has 130 episodes.

At 8/30/14 02:45 PM, Voltage wrote:

At 8/30/14 02:36 PM, Wegra wrote: Doesn't seem like that. If anything it looks like its becoming more popular

the day wegra finally made Voltage laugh for several seconds,
and subsequently cry for a mere 2 seconds :(

It's true, though. It's still quite popular. It just seems the opposite on internet communities like this. Honestly, I don't think it's bad, but I realize that's an opinion of a seriously small minority around here.

At 9/3/14 03:30 PM, Sense-Offender wrote: Maybe it's unreasonable to complain anout the lineup of networks for kids' shows, but Nickelodeon took Korra, its single last remaining good show, off the air and made it available only online. And the new Thundercats (which was really good and I was really into it) and Sym-Bionic Titan were dropped by Cartoon Network after one season each. Samurai Jack at least did better with over 50 episodes, but Teen Titans Go has already surpassed that as did Annoying Orange before it was euthanized. And Johnny Test has 130 episodes.

Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon have dumb executives. They just believe that kids want comedy and violence the most while euthanizing comedy if they think its bullshit (bullshit = anything that is admirable for anybody to like it because its not annoying).

incredible crew, jersey shore, buck wild, and anything with Lucas Cruikshank in it.

Andy Richter controls the universe.

At 8/30/14 10:47 PM, NGPulp wrote:

At 8/30/14 05:08 PM, n00bman wrote: Not sure if you guys remember Class of 3000.

Class of 3000 was pretty good.

At 8/31/14 12:05 AM, Schizo-Sephy wrote: The Napoleon Dynamite cartoon was shit.
Along with the movie it was garbage.
Fuck, I hate it so much.

Napoleon Dynamite movie is great. So memorable.

Class of 3000 I barely remember. I do remember enjoying it but the show never lasted long enough to prove itself.

At 6/28/14 07:35 PM, Phobotech wrote: Terra Nova

All these things you wrote. So much yes.
Also is the O'Reilly Factor dead yet? I don't watch it but its existence bothers me.

I'm talking about both the show and the dude running it