Recent content by J.C.

Best Series - American Dad - Boondocks - Cartoon Planet - Fullmetal Alchemist - Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law Best Single Episode (This list isn't done, but you can pick any episode that aired between 12/4/2004-12/1/2005 on Adult Swim) - Stan of Arabia part 2 (American Dad) - Grandad’s...

What the last three posters wrote pretty much covers my views when comparing the two. Futurama all the way.

I actually like the cover considerably more now that it doesn't have those green edges that we saw in previous images and the art itself has been shadowed better so that the turtles and background don't look so bright. Either way, great to hear about the official 110 minute running time and that...

Heck, not even seasons 4-6 were ever this "cute", although it would have fit them a lot better then the episodes that are in this release. Can't say I'm too surprised, the box art for the VHS releases of the Red Sky seasons also used the cute style even though it didn't match the feel of the...

Yup, that's pretty much the reason. I downloaded the "Hero Turtles" version of the opening for the first three seasons awhile back and they cut out every part on there where Mike is shown with his nunchucks in hand. Too bad, there are some really cool scenes that were shortened or taken out...

Ah, now I see why they would call these Unaired episodes. Didn't realize it had gotten that bad with CBS in some areas since they continued to air Ninja Turtles till the end in my parts. Not really surprised, since they would interrupt their Saturday morning block with a news break whenever...

Yeah, people who haven't seen any episodes from the last three seasons will be in for a surprise in how drastically the feel of the show changed from the rest of the series. But I'm satisfied with this news, I loved the Red Sky seasons and it's cool to see we won't have to wait several years...

From tvshowsondvd.com: For some reason, I keep thinking it's going to end up being pushed back a month, but it should be released around the time the other Rhino boxsets hit stores.

TMNT was on both channels around that time period. CBS was still airing the new episodes while USA had reruns from earlier seasons and the European Trip eps as part of the Cartoon Express.

Just read about this over at Tvshowsondvd.com a couple minutes ago (it's one of the shows I signed up to be notified of whenever new DVD info comes out) and I'm really pumped over this news. I'm also thinking the extra eps are four of the European Trip episodes, since I don't believe they were...

That's what bugs me about them doing The Epic Begins as their possible first release. If the first season was around 26 episodes long then, okay, I can understand them wanting to release TEB as a DVD to test the market for the show like Rhino did with Transformers before switching to season...

Heh, some of my younger cousins were doing that after seeing one of my old Pirates of Dark Water tapes. The heck with what they say, I still love that show. :p It does seem at times that the 90s are looked upon as this flawless decade which produced nothing but top quality cartoons. Whenever...

*keeping my fingers crossed that this first release isn't The Epic Begins* But I'll probably still pick it up if that is what it turns out to be, to support the release of future episodes on dvd if nothing else. There aren't any more edited-into-movie format releases for the old show, so all...

Tim Drake from Batman: Gotham Knights (They really should have just had Jason Todd become the new Robin rather then butchering Tim's animated debut) Shippo and Kikyo from Inuyasha (Shippo is useless and Kikyo just really, really annoys me for some reason) Wheelie from G1 Transformers (Hot Rod...

Agreed, the 70s weren't very bad at all over in Japan, and the dubbed version of Yamata is the only good cartoon I can think of that was on American tv in that decade. Well, Superfriends is okay, but mostly because it's so ridiculous and takes itself too seriously despite this to the point where...