Wow, I had never heard of this event for Cartoon Network! I assume it was a scratch and sniff card similar to what they did with Rugrats Go Wild movie. It looks like they distributed the cards through the magazine Sports Illustrated for Kids. They'd show a number on the screen and you'd scratch the corresponding number on the card for the smell.
Seems the event was specifically for new Cow & Chicken episodes and we're lucky enough to have the exact dates on the card as well.
Edit: Looks like you could have sent in a mail-in request or gone to a Warner Bros store for the card as well.
Wow, I had never heard of this event for Cartoon Network! I assume it was a scratch and sniff card similar to what they did with Rugrats Go Wild movie. It looks like they distributed the cards through the magazine Sports Illustrated for Kids. They'd show a number on the screen and you'd scratch the corresponding number on the card for the smell.
Seems the event was specifically for new Cow & Chicken episodes and we're lucky enough to have the exact dates on the card as well.
Edit: Looks like you could have sent in a mail-in request or gone to a Warner Bros store for the card as well.
Was there also any recordings to the whole smelly telly event promotion thing?
Wow, I had never heard of this event for Cartoon Network! I assume it was a scratch and sniff card similar to what they did with Rugrats Go Wild movie. It looks like they distributed the cards through the magazine Sports Illustrated for Kids. They'd show a number on the screen and you'd scratch the corresponding number on the card for the smell.
Seems the event was specifically for new Cow & Chicken episodes and we're lucky enough to have the exact dates on the card as well.
Edit: Looks like you could have sent in a mail-in request or gone to a Warner Bros store for the card as well.
Was there also any recordings to the whole smelly telly event promotion thing?
I don’t know if there was a recording but I think the episode of Cow & Chicken was the one where Cow made a bubblegum seal.