Late and gay but from a character design-standpoint what is that even meant to be? I know it’s meant to an anthropomorphic black duck creature but the bill is drawn so small and at such an angle it almost looks like a hijab or something. Amazing how stuff like that slipped by in a 2000s show and would be lambasted by the woke, SJW crowd today.
She’s not supposed to be a duck, though. She’s based on Marvin Martian, whose face is featureless and black. I’m pretty sure that red line exists solely to give some sort of definition to her face as she’s supposed to be an attractive woman.
She's supposed to be a Martian, the same race Marvin The Martian from the Looney Toons is part of.
I'm still not giving this a chance. I've seen the first couple episodes of its first season and I've seen enough, it was so bad. It makes Wacky World of Tex Avery look like the OG Animaniacs by comparison.
Looked through the list, and I'd say up until recently I've watched almost all of these. 15/21 (over 70% of them)
Pretty much the same with me reallyLooked through the list, and I'd say up until recently I've watched almost all of these. 15/21 (over 70% of them)
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It wasn't really forgotten, as a lot of people know about Alvin and the Chipmunks, but then again people only recognize it from either the 80s show, the late-90s/early-2000s DTV movies or the live-action movies.
Yes, nobody thinks of the 60's version or the record albums that spawned it.
Nickelodeon aired for a brief period around 93-94
While Disney Channel aired the 1987 Chipmunk Adventure movie, Cartoon Network aired the 80s series and both networks aired the DTV movies from the late-90s/early-00s.
I remember watching these when I was a kid. My dad bought us a dvd of all of the 80's cartoon episodes and these came as an extra. Used to watch Alvin and the Chipmunks all the time, that and Scooby Doo were my shit
Who do you wanna set on fire, specifically?
Well, WTBS used to air Terrytoons in the 80's where I saw them as well as a local station during a children's show. A lot of overlap between Boomers and X'ers with what we watched.
