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    TonyL Club Krautrock Plinque

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    American Dad is excellent, as good as Family Guy IMHO.

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    MO! MOnkey`ead!

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    Always thought Futurama was far superior? Always? Not sure about that myself.

    I can still watch an episode of the Simpsons that I've seen 20 times before, and will still laugh at parts. I agree it's lot its edge a bit over the last couple of years.

    I didn't used to really care much for Futurama when it started, but laugh along with it regularly now.

    With American Dad, I've watched about 5 episodes so far and enjoyed them. It's not a risky as family guy, but well worth watching.
     
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    American Dad is more political and only 90% as funny FamGuy - all IMO of course.

    About time the brits come out with a corker. Wallace and Gromit (as good as it is) is a whole different genre.
     
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    MO! MOnkey`ead!

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    All this cartoon talk got my thinking about Ren and Stimpy!

    There seems to be several DVDs out, but quite heavily edited and imcomplete, but there's talk of a ultimate type collection with everything. Now that's something I'd like to own :)
     
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    lAmBoY Lothario and Libertine

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    Ren and Stimpy rocks. Genndy Tarkowski (I forget his name and I cannot be arsed to google it) - a genius.
     
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    I like the Simpsons but the latest series has not been up to par. I'm a big Futurama fan - Bender is an absolutely classic character. Apparently sexy cyclops Leela is voiced by the actress who plays the mother in 8 Simple Rules (again not a bad sitcom and when the lead actor actually died after the first series they managed to build it into the plot :eek: ).
     
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    Leela is one sexy mama. So is Amy.

    Has anyone heard any info on the FUTURAMA films? One is due to be released in 2007?
     
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    lAmBoY Lothario and Libertine

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    The Simpsons movie is out in July I think.
     
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    Ren and Stimpy. Great stuff. I think a complete collection of that would be well worth having. I think I looked for a DVD before but didn't have any joy....happy happy joy joy!

    Spongebob is pretty good aswell by the way!

    I'm completely bored of the Simpsons now. I think King of the Hill, American Dad and Family Guy are far better although obviously don't quite have the same all inclusive appeal the Simpsons has.
     
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    Voiced by Lauren Tom.

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    Even sexier than Amy IMHO :D
     
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    MO! MOnkey`ead!

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    Anyone seen the trailers?

    Can't help but think it will be a let down, but it does look quite funny!
     
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    I was absolutely obsessed with R&S. The first series was superbly subversive. I recorded about 70% on VHS, but then found a dude on eBay who had all episodes on VHS which he'd transferred to 4 DVDs, so I think I have all R&S output albeit not great quality. Also managed to get a sealed #1 R&S comic book.

    My favourite episode - Ren's cousin Sven comes to stay who looks exactly like Stimpy, but Ren coloured with a little hat. Ren goes out to work and they mess the place up, play "Don't Wizz on the Electric Fence". When Ren gets back he loses the plot - gets very dark and sinister.

    My kids love it, regardless of the poor picture/sound. They sat through 10 episodes straight and complained when it was time for dinner.

    "Billy and Mandy" is clearly inspired by R&S and is actually very funny, though not quite as subversive.
     
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    MO! MOnkey`ead!

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    One of my brothers still has the complete set of comics. Possibly even a powdered toastman badge!

    Surely the MOst super of all super heroes?

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    TonyL Club Krautrock Plinque

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    Yay! Powdered Toast Man!

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    Hi,

    I love that episode too. Excellent stuff!

    The ideal Christmas present

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    All together now.

    Remember, don't wizz on the electric fence.

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