Cow and chicken , I'm Weasel.
This two cartoons ROCKS!!!!!
Thank's BV



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Southpark rules. Cartman as a cop, it's a classic I tell you!

The Simpsons hands down!

"got to be worked on
don't have no bark nor bite..."

the simpsons
cow and chicken
I'm weasel
Dexter's lab
Johnny Bravo
Shin Chan

Homer Simpson
Hank Hill


Bjornulf

Simpsons has gone waaay down hill.
best is "Family Guy" hands down.
South Park" still rules.
Anyone seen Squidbillies yet? It's hilarious. Or the shortlived Oblongs?
Then there's of course the Aqua Teen Hungerforce!

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

the Danish ones of course....

I have to go with the Classics....1930s-1950s Bugs Bunny & Tom and Jerry...not for kids....so "ultra-violent"...hilarious...

JR

The Simpsons. The old Daffy, the old Bugs and Tom & Jerry.
I like the Lucky Luke and Asterix too. I hate them in cartoon books, but I love them on cartoon film.



And I LOVE Fraggle Rock.

JumpingKentFlash

I had forgotten about Asterix. Those were some great books. I always thought it made a big difference what language one read them in. (Italian dn French being much better than others)

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

PODGE AND RODGE



(although I suppose theyre technically puppets..)



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Gaz: I see that show all the time on BBC. Podge and Rodge's TV Bodges. Hilarious....

JumpingKentFlash

they whos it on BBC overseas? Strange...its on RTE in Ireland originally and then on Paramount on UK satellite TV. Their "Scare at Bedtime" series cracks me up.

I think I just like seeing cartoon figures or puppets swear a lot. Brings out my infantile side...

the nightly Capital news these days - (I consider the buffoons in DC to be cartoon characters)

Gazza Wrote:
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> they whos it on BBC overseas? Strange...its on RTE
> in Ireland originally and then on Paramount on UK
> satellite TV. Their "Scare at Bedtime" series
> cracks me up.
>
> I think I just like seeing cartoon figures or
> puppets swear a lot. Brings out my infantile
> side...


I have BBC Prime and BBC World. The show it on Prime. Fun channel. Some good stuff on there.

JumpingKentFlash

What about favorite old school cartoons?


Topcat
Roadrunner
Bugs Bunny
Tom & Jerry
Underdog

Roadrunner. YES!!!!!

JumpingKentFlash

Bugs Bunny

Roadrunner

The old, hour long scooby doo with the guest star.
Don Knots was one.

All hail the two Great Ones.

JuanTCB Wrote:
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> All hail the two Great Ones.
>
>





they are one of the greatest

Foghorn Leghorn
Rocky & Bullwinkle

My brother, who is a grown-up man, a doctor, loves I'm Weasel, so he made a T-shirt with his name upside-down, and one to me too. So, we tend to use these whenever we are seen in public.
I go for the Simpsons, though.
And there's this French cartoon, which I don't know the English name for, that is great! It's about a gang of rockers in Paris, or Brussels. It's comic-magazines, not cartoon-videos. Anyone recognize this?

Has anyone heard of the Furry Freak Brothers? I still have all of their comic books.

As for more modern comics, I love South Park.

I like Butters and the kid with the crutches. I can't help but laugh at those two.

Has anyone heard of the Furry Freak Brothers? I still have all of their comic books.

Yes I have they are a great set of comics FAT FREDDIES CAT is classic.

Keep meaning to buy the reissues as all mine were borrowed and the prick never returned them.

Lukester wrote:

>I like Butters and the kid with the crutches. I can't help but laugh at those two.


best one was when kid jimmy(kid on the crutches) took steroids for the special olympics.

You're killing me JJ...I forgot about that. I'm laughing my ass off rolling around on the floor (whew...maybe those initials aren't a bad idea).

Did you see the one when kid jimmy hired a hooker and had a limo driver? There was a pretty outrageous scene involving the limo, the pimp in his car and a motorcycle.

no, never saw that one. Cartman studying to be in the special olympics may be politically incorrect, but is funny as hell.

this kid was named jimmy or timmy???

Lukester Wrote:
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> Has anyone heard of the Furry Freak Brothers? I
> still have all of their comic books.
>
> As for more modern comics, I love South Park.
>
> I like Butters and the kid with the crutches. I
> can't help but laugh at those two.

Lukester, if I translate this in my own language I get "Dolle Gekke Broers"
never heard of it. ( I'am curious as we have the same taste) (

I love the Simpsons, Beavis and Butthead, Asterix and Obelix and many more.

As specialy the episode of Asterix and Obelix with the irritating guy.

and about 'Beavis and Butthead" I did have a friend who look at Beavis.


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