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Grapefoot
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« Reply #98 on: 2017-02-02 21:01:03 » |
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Older Cartoon Network, the shows that started the revival. Just before 2010, the revival year, you had shows like the Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack and Chowder. Flapjack ended in 2010, the year Adventure Time came about, then Regular Show.
Chowder to me had it's moments, but it never broke out to be GREAT. It was forgettable in the end, sadly, even though they tried to branch out a bit. Cartoon Network ended it kinda fast like they did Flapjack, also doomed to be forgettable. Both were good shows. I would put Flapjack above Chowder, but both were good. I enjoyed them.
Adventure Time was unique and fun when it was new, you wanted to know the mystery, but it got too predictable in it's unpredictableness. Regular Show got too un-regular and lost the edgy-ness they had the first season. Though Regular Show did a nice job with relationships, but dropped the ball big time in the final season where they ruined everything. Shame. AT and RS started good, and maybe would still be good, but for now, they are above average. RS may have slumped to average... and at times below average.
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« Reply #99 on: 2017-02-02 21:02:07 » |
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My last note on Flapjack and tying it in with this show spawning success of others, it has Pendleton Ward, storyboard artist (created Adventure Time), J.G. Quintel, storboard artist and writer (created regular show), and Alex Hirsch - storybaord artist and writer (created Gravity Falls). It started all their careers.
This final season is what screwed Regular Show too. They noticed their ratings going down, so they risked it with this final season, and after the first premier of the new season, the show tanked, and Cartoon Network cancelled them. Adventure Time hasp probably lost it's "premier status" it had on Cartoon Network and will probably end at the end of this year. They will of course let it get a proper ending. We Bare Bears had a lot of promise, but I certainly haven't seen it get advertised like it used too. Mighty Magisword, I just can't see that doing well.
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