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Thump said:
Disney is one smart company, they know that a low price point will hook people in and then they can raise the price later on down the road and nobody will mind.

I'm super curious about the Avengers spinoff shows but I'm most interested in the animated What-If show. I also hope they reboot Gargoyles.
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That price will definitely be rising before long. It's probably worth shelling out for the full year if you're really into the service.

Edit: I'd be into more Gargoyles too.
 
CLARK GREGG's New Identity Revealed in AGENTS OF S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 6

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A new series of posters for Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. season 6 have been released via Marvel.com - and along with the images, Marvel has named Clark Gregg's mysterious new character as "Sarge."

Gregg's longtime character Agent Phil Coulson died at the end of AoS season 5, with Gregg now taking on a mysterious new role. No further details of Gregg's character - aside from the name "Sarge" - have been revealed.

"Sarge" doesn't appear to have a Marvel Comics counterpart.

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. season 6 premieres May 10 on ABC.
 
Thump said:
Disney is one smart company, they know that a low price point will hook people in and then they can raise the price later on down the road and nobody will mind.

I'm super curious about the Avengers spinoff shows but I'm most interested in the animated What-If show. I also hope they reboot Gargoyles.
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They might look like this

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^^ "Gargoyles" was the greatest cartoon I ever saw as far as depth and foreshadowing. It also showcased impressive diversity!

I can recall almost being late for work in 1996 because the timewarp Shakespearean inspired episodes were so compelling!!!
 
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Young Herschel said:
^^ "Gargoyles" was the greatest cartoon I ever saw as far as depth and foreshadowing. It also showcased impressive diversity!

I can recall almost being late for work in 1996 because the timewarp Shakespearean inspired episodes was so compelling!!!
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Lol I can still get hyped just hearing the theme music, especially when the opening swells near the end ("...and we LIVE AGAIN!" lol).

Here it is with the Keith David (Goliath) narration.

Here it is without the Keith David (Goliath) narration.

I was also way into Spider-Man: The Animated Series and Batman: The Animated Series at the time.


And who can forget X-Men?
The bell sound effect in that one always did it for me lol.
 
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qaz1 said:
Lol I can still get hyped just hearing the theme music, especially when the opening swells near the end ("...and we LIVE AGAIN!" lol).

Here it is with the Keith David (Goliath) narration.

Here it is without the Keith David (Goliath) narration.

I was also way into Spider-Man: The Animated Series and Batman: The Animated Series at the time.


And who can forget X-Men?
The bell sound effect in that one always did it for me lol.
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90's cartoons was lit!!
 
With Game of Thrones finally coming to an end, virtually every powerhouse player in the TV industry is trying to adapt a beloved fantasy or sci-fi book into the next big thing. From Amazon’s Wheel of Time and Lord of the Rings series, to BBC’s His Dark Materials, to Netflix’s The Witcher, it’s beginning to look like a great time to be a fantasy-TV fan. But how can you tell all these shows apart? Watch this handy guide to keep track of all the witches, wizards, dragons, and spaceships that are about to invade your television.
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