I’m really surprised that OK K.O. was one of the shows that WB had as a tax write off. I thought it was popular (unlike most of the other shows that were lost).
Me too! I had no idea it just ended, which sucks because it looked pretty dang good all things considered! At least it had a finale, unlike Mao Mao.
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Yeah it's surprisingly difficult to find cheeseballs, and even more difficult to find any in non-super large sizes. It's almost always in the large jar, which is kinda inconvenient because for me cheese balls are a snack I have to be in the mood for.
However, if you have a sprouts nearby, they have a healthy brand of em that is not only a decent size but also taste just like the unhealthy kind. I highly recommend it.
Wait, where do you ALWAYS find cheeseballs in large jars? I struggle finding cheeseballs IN GENERAL anymore, but non-bagged cheeseballs are especially rare around where I live!
Wait, where do you ALWAYS find cheeseballs in large jars? I struggle finding cheeseballs IN GENERAL anymore, but non-bagged cheeseballs are especially rare around where I live!
Usually walmart or costco if I am lucky.
Oh yeah, I rarely go to Walmart & I've NEVER been to Costco so far.
Dreams are boundless, imaginations are infinite, space is a multi-directional spiral & Akazukin ChaCha is my favorite anime
Barney the Dinosaur. The last season aired in 2009/2010.
I know there is supposed to be a grimdark film and a cartoon reboot. But do gen Alpha watch the OG show?
In other news, I had no idea that the series went on THAT long. It feels like such a 90s relic for whatever reason, at least compared to shows like Sesame Street, which feel more timeless.
Barney related but I was shocked that the Universal Flordia show A day in the Park with Barney lasted all the way up until a year or two ago. It outlived its source material!
I’m really surprised that OK K.O. was one of the shows that WB had as a tax write off. I thought it was popular (unlike most of the other shows that were lost).
I'm not as surprised tbh. It always felt like it was kind of on the backburner even in animation circles over other shows.
I’m really surprised that OK K.O. was one of the shows that WB had as a tax write off. I thought it was popular (unlike most of the other shows that were lost).
I'm not as surprised tbh. It always felt like it was kind of on the backburner even in animation circles over other shows.
Not even the Sonic crossover was able to save it unfortunately.
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I'm not as surprised tbh. It always felt like it was kind of on the backburner even in animation circles over other shows.
Not even the Sonic crossover was able to save it unfortunately.
I blame the art style tbh. It was right around the time people really got sick of the "bean mouth" craze. The episode where the characters turned into skeletons that was meant to be a metaphor for gun violence didn't really help matters much in terms of making it look good despite the art style.
I was under the impression that there was still a "Winx Club theme park in Italy." Well apparently that theme park in Italy that had Winx Club attractions apparently only had them as a license. While the park is still around, apparently as of 2019, the Winx club branding (and other branding associated with the creator's other works) is gone.
I was under the impression that there was still a "Winx Club theme park in Italy." Well apparently that theme park in Italy that had Winx Club attractions apparently only had them as a license. While the park is still around, apparently as of 2019, the Winx club branding (and other branding associated with the creator's other works) is gone.
I'm willing to bet they didn't even have anything related to Rainbow S.p.A's first animated series, Tommy & Oscar.
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Not that they are dead as a band, but I was looking at the 2023 Billboard year-end list and was surprised to see that Maroon 5 apparently had no hits last year. Especially considering how omnipresent they were in the mid 2000s into the late 2010s.
Post by extremewreck2000 on Jul 18, 2024 15:39:45 GMT
I was quite saddened to hear that Neil Peart died & that meant Rush no longer played their songs. I was hoping that perhaps I could still have the chance to catch a concert with them considering I had just become a fan of them a little while back, but nope. Let him forever drum in peace up in the sky.
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I was quite saddened to hear that Neil Peart died & that meant Rush no longer played their songs. I was hoping that perhaps I could still have the chance to catch a concert with them considering I had just become a fan of them a little while back, but nope. Let him forever drum in peace up in the sky.
In terms of people who are gone, I still can't get over Regis Philbin's death. I guess unlike other celebrities who died, it just didn't feel like his time to me.
With "Shifty Shellshock's" death this year, this means that 3/4 (or 3/5) of the "main lineup" of nu metal band Crazy Town (known for their novelty hit Butterfly) is now dead. While the band has technically had a revolving door of "crazy" people contributing to their work, I still found that pretty wild. While Crazy Town has little recognition outside of that one hit, I'd imagine others would be surprised to hear that too. That said, I doubt anyone would specifically be surprised by Shifty's death, since he was as known for being a staple on rehab shows as he was for "Butterfly."
