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When he wants to irritate me he comes with that "Daddy, why did you eat my fries..." song from the show. It drives me bananas! Lol

 

Grave of the Fireflies (Subbed and Dubbed versions)

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I thought I was the only one that liked Regular Show. Lol

 

Glad to know I'm not alone. Lol

 

adventure time?

did anyone watch the marathon

lul

 

like the avatar

feeds the rich while it buries the poor

 

Nah ah!!!! Best show ever, yeah it is!!!!

 

Yep, my son and I have been watching both shows almost daily.

 

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TMNT just ended season 1. some what disappointing. It really doesn't hold up a flame to the 2003 version.The only reason I will watch season 2 is because there is a slight chance of bebop and rock steady appearing. I don't care about slash or kaise.

 

Best Transformers episode of any animated incarnation ever. Just my opinion only of course.


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it is so hard to say that in comparison to so many great episodes in transformers prime.

It has to be the second best transformers. Only second to G1 because it has so many advantages.

 

Transformers Prime has become my favorite Transformers series of all the series to date. Transformers Beast Wars & the followup, Beast Machines are tied for second. I loved Transformers Generation One when I was growing up, but watching any of the old episodes now it just seems so dated & blah. Plus they overkilled with the number of Autobots & Decepticons that they started off with, especially the Autobots. That's been the best thing about all of the newer Transformers series that have come after G1. They start with a small core group of characters & then introduce new ones as the stories dictate and the series progress. You get a better feel for each individual character in both groups unlike in the G1 series.

 

When I read the bold, I screamed that is what made it so great! You got to see plenty of characters with different personalities. I will not lie that taking a page from beast wars and concentrating on individuals makes for more depth but that could be accomplished with a large cast too and allows for more episodes. I still hold a grudge against rodimus prime.:smt011 that's who I blame for the transformers downfall. no one can tell me differently!

I can't give that number 1 head band to transformers prime. They have so much history to work on. It just is unfair even though I loved seeing orion. This was the first time that I had seen a show explore the story behind Optimus prime.(I did go back to see G1 and am aware that they explore his background to.) I was in all shock when Orion was on the megatron's side. even though, the plots from prime are the best in transformer history. Prime is indeed the best in all most every category but... I got to give love to the Original!


I hope to one day see megatron transform to a gun!:smt043

 

Yeah, it's great when you're a kid & you want to see tons of robots, but story wise not so much. It might just be me but all of the G1 Autobots had generic personalities. None of them really stood out other than Optimus Prime. The Decepticons however, now they had distinct personalities. Everyone of them had distinct personalities that you remember. Starscream is classic. The ultimate kiss assing, cowardly, sniveling backstabbing henchman of all time.

 

Hey, has anyone seen Elysium yet? If so, how is it?

 

I'd suggest we all come together and call ourselves The Dyck DyNasty!!!

 

Combines elements from the Silver Age & Modern Age.


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Bryan Cranston Considers Playing Lex Luthor For Man Of Steel Sequel






Info taken from Metro.com.& IGN.com.

Casting rumors for the “Man of Steel” sequel have ramped up online, with speculation swirling about who will play Batman and main Superman villain Lex Luthor. Given his career-defining run as the good man gone bad — with a shaved head, to boot — on “Breaking Bad,” it’s no surprise that Bryan Cranston is the main name popping up. So how does Cranston himself feel about the idea?

"Give me a call," the actor told Metro with a grin. "I like Lex Luthor. I think he's misunderstood. He's a loveable, sweet man."

Should he sign up for yet another iconic hairless villain though — the film is set for release in the summer of 2015 and would likely shoot next year — at least one person might not be so thrilled: his wife. “She wasn't so keen on the bald head,” Cranston admits. “The bald head ages a man. It’s just that she didn’t know me that way, and the last six years it’s all of a sudden like sleeping with a stranger — who was less exciting than her own husband. So I don't blame her for being upset.”

Cranston, of course, is no stranger to the DC Universe. The actor also voiced Commissioner Gordon in 2011's Batman: Year One animated movie. Perhaps if things don't pan out in Metropolis, Cranston could return to the GCPD in the Batman vs. Superman film as Gordon?