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HungryJoe Gristknife from Under the Tree Since: Dec, 2009
Gristknife
#51: Mar 15th 2011 at 3:22:47 PM

Star Fox was simply the best. FLYING AND SHOOTING AND NOW I'M IN A TANK AND JESUS CHRIST A BIG SPACE HEAD!

That was the last video game my father ever beat me at. The cheater read the instructions.

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juancarlos11 Since: Aug, 2011
#52: Mar 15th 2011 at 3:25:42 PM

-insert do a barrel roll here-

Also, it was my first game in 3D! I still remember battling Star Wolf in Venom. Bad. ''Ass'.

@Malk: You know what I meant. Hating good stuff because it originates silly shit is wrong. Or at least I believe so.

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Malkavian What is this from madness Since: Jan, 2001
What is this
#53: Mar 15th 2011 at 3:33:44 PM

Well I'm of the opinion that Scream wasn't that good to begin with, but this discussion is getting us nowhere so...

Batman: The Animated Series! How has no one mentioned Batman: The Animated series?

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Landstander God Of Cake from Somewhere else Since: Jan, 2001
God Of Cake
#54: Mar 15th 2011 at 3:34:14 PM

Also, Rushmore, Office Space, Clerks, Reservoir Dogs...

Also again, MTV animation. Beavis And Butthead, Daria, Liquid Television, Clone High(never got to see but I heard good things about it) and a slew of other good stuff.

Emperor Wu liked cake, but not exploding cake!
nekoalexa from the same place I've always been Since: Oct, 2010
#55: Mar 15th 2011 at 3:36:06 PM

[up][up]I don't know! That show was awesome!grin

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HungryJoe Gristknife from Under the Tree Since: Dec, 2009
Gristknife
#56: Mar 15th 2011 at 3:41:44 PM

SO AWESOME. Just, it makes me sad that I couldn't appreciate it more.

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nekoalexa from the same place I've always been Since: Oct, 2010
#57: Mar 15th 2011 at 3:43:17 PM

I also liked Batman Beyond.tongue

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Malkavian What is this from madness Since: Jan, 2001
What is this
#58: Mar 15th 2011 at 3:44:03 PM

Pretty much all the Dini/Timm collaborations were awesome.

"Everyone wants an answer, don't they?... I hate things with answers." — Grant Morrison
juancarlos11 Since: Aug, 2011
#59: Mar 15th 2011 at 3:44:52 PM

MAH GAWD! B: TAS! Kevin Conroy is the Batman, bitches.

It's not exactly naive. And it can happen. But it's tough. And definetly worthwhile.
nekoalexa from the same place I've always been Since: Oct, 2010
#60: Mar 15th 2011 at 3:44:58 PM

Superman The Animated Series.tongue

[up]Agreed. Also, there was that one time he sang in Justice League.tongue

edited 15th Mar '11 3:45:50 PM by nekoalexa

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AnonymousUser Since: Jan, 2001
#61: Mar 15th 2011 at 3:46:01 PM

Oh, speaking of Garfield, I am of the belief that Garfield And Friends was the best thing to ever happen to him.

juancarlos11 Since: Aug, 2011
#62: Mar 15th 2011 at 3:49:07 PM

Justice League was awesome because it had my favorite character from DC comics. The Question.

It's not exactly naive. And it can happen. But it's tough. And definetly worthwhile.
nekoalexa from the same place I've always been Since: Oct, 2010
#63: Mar 15th 2011 at 3:49:28 PM

Yes, The Question was awesome.grin

edited 15th Mar '11 3:50:09 PM by nekoalexa

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Malkavian What is this from madness Since: Jan, 2001
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#64: Mar 15th 2011 at 3:51:11 PM

The Question is now much like Deadpool for me since I actually read Denny O'Neil's run on the guy before he showed up on JLU. As much as a fucking hipster as it makes feel to say 'I liked the Question before he was popular' it's just damn true.

"Everyone wants an answer, don't they?... I hate things with answers." — Grant Morrison
Landstander God Of Cake from Somewhere else Since: Jan, 2001
God Of Cake
#65: Mar 15th 2011 at 3:51:21 PM

[up][up][up][up]Yeah watching that today I'm surprised by how actually funny it is.

I did love Garfield as a comic actually, so I'm reluctant to bash it now. I mean yeah most of it was the same gag over and over, but I have too many happy memories reading the book collections over and over.

Also, please tell me I'm not the only one who remembers the awesomeness that was Sifl And Olly.

edited 15th Mar '11 3:53:10 PM by Landstander

Emperor Wu liked cake, but not exploding cake!
NickTheSwing Since: Aug, 2009
#66: Mar 15th 2011 at 3:54:32 PM

I remember a lot of really more violent cartoons, and seeing End of Evangelion when I was eight, in 1999.

Malkavian What is this from madness Since: Jan, 2001
What is this
#67: Mar 15th 2011 at 3:54:39 PM

I saw like one episode of that and my mom caught me watching it and I wasn't allowed to after that. sad

"Everyone wants an answer, don't they?... I hate things with answers." — Grant Morrison
Ossan Hello Ladies from Dahngrest Since: Jul, 2010
Hello Ladies
#68: Mar 15th 2011 at 3:55:02 PM

Oh yeah, I remember watching Garfield and Friends! I loved that show.

Chances are, I'm not actually wearing any pants right now.
nekoalexa from the same place I've always been Since: Oct, 2010
#69: Mar 15th 2011 at 3:56:03 PM

[up][up]My mom was like that over Dragon Ball Z. She got over it in about a month.tongue

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juancarlos11 Since: Aug, 2011
#70: Mar 15th 2011 at 3:56:55 PM

The Question is now much like Deadpool for me since I actually read Denny O'Neil's run on the guy before he showed up on JLU. As much as a fucking hipster as it makes feel to say 'I liked the Question before he was popular' it's just damn true.

Me Too!. At least with Deadpool.

It's not exactly naive. And it can happen. But it's tough. And definetly worthwhile.
EnglishIvy Since: Aug, 2011
#71: Mar 15th 2011 at 4:09:26 PM

The nineties had The Simpsons. Thus, it was the best decade ever.

juancarlos11 Since: Aug, 2011
#72: Mar 15th 2011 at 4:11:35 PM

To avoid nitpickers, it had the Golden Age of The Simpsons.

It's not exactly naive. And it can happen. But it's tough. And definetly worthwhile.
Wicked223 from Death Star in the forest Since: Apr, 2009
#73: Mar 15th 2011 at 4:15:06 PM

Ah, the 90s, when gangsta rap was still sort of relevant.

You can't even write racist abuse in excrement on somebody's car without the politically correct brigade jumping down your throat!
Cliche Since: Dec, 1969
#74: Mar 15th 2011 at 5:08:27 PM

The 90's in media for me was defined by YTV (and early 2000's as well). Most of the good anime and cartoons were on the channel (well, looking back, a bunch of them were more "camp value" good). Power Rangers, Dragon Ball, Sailor Moon, Pokemon, Digimon, Adventures Of Sonic The Hedgehog, Rugrats, Genndy Tartakovsy's stuff, and more (I only listed 90's stuff, after all). Teletoon had some good stuff too, but I didn't get that other channel in the 90's.

Not to mention The Zone's PJ segments, with their crazy antics and Story Arcs. It was my first experience with Put on a Bus / Replacement Scrappy too, though fortunately I got over it.

edited 15th Mar '11 5:08:36 PM by Cliche

nekoalexa from the same place I've always been Since: Oct, 2010
#75: Mar 15th 2011 at 5:09:23 PM

Ah, Sailor Moon.tongue

At least it's not this.

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edited 15th Mar '11 5:45:56 PM by nekoalexa

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