Big City Greens and Kiff are both shows that are very apolitical that my family like. The Mickey Mouse shorts, while not very good, are also apolitical.
But sir, Plankton's changed, I tell you!
Well I finished it. I really enjoyed it, things felt wrapped up, but I heard a fifth season was just announced. How long has this been going on now, 16 years?
I was wondering if Ankama was going to do a fifth season considering they were setting up subplots such as Flopin joining Madagaskan and Ush saying that the Goddess Eliatrope was responsible for the Inglorium being in ruins hinted that a fifth season was possibly in the works.
You are correct since Season 1 came out in 2008. Hard to believe that this series is almost 20 years old.
Late af but this guy in particular is a confessed Johnny Test fan that made about 3 videos on the Netflix revival alone.
I saw that. They're doubling down on Nigriel.
It feels like Milo got away with so much that I think they put him on a tighter leash. The island episode in particular, which got into some oddly heavy time travel concepts for a show squarely aimed at kids. I haven’t seen the latest H&G episodes, yet they’re way more toned down from what I’ve watched of it.
I best remember him as being the Principal Kraft on Sabrina, the Teenage Witch. I initially thought the character was voiced by John DiMaggio since, to me, he sounded a bit similar to Brother Blood from Teen Titans. Rest in peace.
Under da knee
H&G was always intended for a slightly younger audience, though, so it's probably not creative interference. His daughter voices the main character.
He also guest starred in an episode of Dexter's Laboratory during Season 3 alongside Fred Willard
Really didn't care to know this, but A for effort.
It's really clear that some sheboon in Disney is assblasted hard about Ariel's hair.
I can't take this kind of pressure
