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wpegg: well, if we can go for kids shows - ReBoot never got the attention it deserved.

Apart from that, it's pretty much the standard list, others have said.

OH: And modern one - Mortal Kombat Legacy - that is just awesome. It's unfortunately tied to the crap films, but it's really good production, and really raw fight scenes.
I think I am the only one who watched a lot of episodes of that series, but man I really did not know what was going on.
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Elmofongo: I think I am the only one who watched a lot of episodes of that series, but man I really did not know what was going on.
It had quite a following. There were rumours of a film, false of course. It got good when they took the smug kid and turned him into a gun toting psychopath.
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Elmofongo: I think I am the only one who watched a lot of episodes of that series, but man I really did not know what was going on.
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wpegg: It had quite a following. There were rumours of a film, false of course. It got good when they took the smug kid and turned him into a gun toting psychopath.
I remember in episode where both the kid and his adult self met at the sametime in some sort of finale.

How did he ended up like that, I am sorry but both I was really young watching it and its been awhile so my memory is blank.
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wpegg: It had quite a following. There were rumours of a film, false of course. It got good when they took the smug kid and turned him into a gun toting psychopath.
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Elmofongo: I remember in episode where both the kid and his adult self met at the sametime in some sort of finale.

How did he ended up like that, I am sorry but both I was really young watching it and its been awhile so my memory is blank.
Watch an episode: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3Oa2Alr_g0

EDIT: and then - icons: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTh4ZkxHXAs
Post edited December 10, 2013 by wpegg
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Elmofongo: I remember in episode where both the kid and his adult self met at the sametime in some sort of finale.

How did he ended up like that, I am sorry but both I was really young watching it and its been awhile so my memory is blank.
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wpegg: Watch an episode: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3Oa2Alr_g0
Oh Tony Jay you had such an awesome voice its up there with James Earl Jones and Kevin Michael Richardson.

You were awesome in Hunchback of Notre Dame and your awesome here. I also found out he is in Planescape: Tormant shit now I have to beat the sooner (Once I get my desktop)
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Elmofongo: Oh Tony Jay you had such an awesome voice its up there with James Earl Jones and Kevin Michael Richardson.

You were awesome in Hunchback of Notre Dame and your awesome here. I also found out he is in Planescape: Tormant shit now I have to beat the sooner (Once I get my desktop)
He is also awesome in Sacrifice.
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blotunga: Babylon 5
Definitely! But the circumstances of the Mimbari-Earth war always bugged me intensely.....

2) Apparently Earth vessels cannot harm Mimbari vessels,,, er unless the Mimbari vessel has a great leader on board!

3) Apparently Earth forces don't know what nuclear weapons are unless Sheridan tell them to use them.... miraculously absurd!!!

4) In WW2 when Japan was in a desperate position, they started using kamikaze attacks against American forces. Apparently Earth forces in the Mimbari Earth war cannot read history, and don't get the idea to use suicide nuke attacks (but see point 3 above) and even though you see them using ramming tacktics, the idea still dousnt come to them WTF???. Also if Earth vessels can get in close enough to ram, then Nuclear missiles should have just as good a chance if not better, to get in that close too (but see point 3 above).
Lost
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Nirth: Lost
As in 'Lost' direction then completely 'Lost' the plot and then many of us 'Lost' interest? .... Oh for a second i almost thought i was talking about Heroe's!!
Post edited December 10, 2013 by mystikmind2000
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blotunga: Babylon 5
Was that underrated. If so, I agree completely. Who am I kidding even if it was well regarded it did not get enough praise.
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Tarm: Space: Above and Beyond.
Good characters, actors and building episodes on real war stories was brilliant. There's no better fiction than reality. ;)
Ah, yes...dead before the season was over if I remember correct. I was sorely hurt when that one got canceled.
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tinyE: *ahem* It is a softcore porno show.
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IShoot4lolz: Lol. The key word in there is still porno ;)
No, the key word is soft. I like my porn uncensored.
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Nirth: Lost
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mystikmind2000: As in 'Lost' direction then completely 'Lost' the plot and then many of us 'Lost' interest? .... Oh for a second i almost thought i was talking about Heroe's!!
One and the same aren't they. Hero's should have stuck with saving the cheerleader and avoided saving the world, IMO. Lost should have stuck to the first season. I liked the strange Polar Bear and large dinosaur thing. Not so much the love triangle or evil company plot.
Post edited December 10, 2013 by jjsimp
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wpegg: He is also awesome in Sacrifice.
Ah, don't mention that here. You know who will make an appearance with his thoughts on that game. Perhaps we're okay you only said it once.
Oz
Hmm... i think Spellbinders was a pretty underrated show when it came out.

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Trajhenkhetlive: Brico County Jr: The writing it pretty top notch. The acting is pretty top notch. The writers, knowing the show could be canned by the end of the season wrapped up all the major plot lines by the time it did end. The show is pretty much a mixture comedy, western, with a smidgin of sci fi and it manages to fire on all cylinders in all 3 categories. It was one of the few shows to pull off the frenemy angle without being corny or contrived. To think it was a coin flip for the show to get renewed. Not saying the shows idea was the first sci fi'sh western (that nod goes to the Wild Wild West), but the story, writing, and acting is far above any show I've seen.
^I second this.
Delocated and Children's Hospital (both on Adult Swim) CH is still running so I suppose it gets enough viewers but I've seen both get a lot of hate.

1000 Ways to Die - Yes it's over-the-top, crude, and much of it is likely false but I found it entertaining.

Bored to Death - Fun show on HBO that never caught on and was cancelled after three short seasons.
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Ric1987: Delocated and Children's Hospital (both on Adult Swim) CH is still running so I suppose it gets enough viewers but I've seen both get a lot of hate.

1000 Ways to Die - Yes it's over-the-top, crude, and much of it is likely false but I found it entertaining.

Bored to Death - Fun show on HBO that never caught on and was cancelled after three short seasons.
My bro loves Delocated and I loved this part:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNE_2v3_JF0

But I think the reason its because its a live action show on a channel devouted to animantion (Cartoon Network) But this show was the only live action show I liked on Cartoon Network.