Paolo wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 2:18 pm Yeah, sadly it was another Randy-episode.

Well yeah, but come on, you knew it was going to be his fault.

I thought they tied it to last season really well. And the whole Mr Macky part about Mexicans was awesome!

Favorite line: "Please do not quote the president in front of our child!"

When I used to pay for TV, I loved some of the "Cartoon" channel, I really loved "Pinky and the Brain" and "The Power Puff Girls" (because I loved the way MoJo JoJo would talk), Jonny Bravo, oh heck, I guess I am just a kid in an old man's body. Of course I loved "Adult Swim" as well.

DeaconBlues (imported) wrote: Sun Oct 04, 2020 12:55 am When I used to pay for TV, I loved some of the "Cartoon" channel, I really loved "Pinky and the Brain" and "The Power Puff Girls" (because I loved the way MoJo JoJo would talk), Jonny Bravo, oh heck, I guess I am just a kid in an old man's body. Of course I loved "Adult Swim" as well.

We watch a lot of Tubi and The Roku Channel.

They have commercials that aren't too bad and they have series that we can't find elsewhere.

TMFL

rick and morty

I met Unknown Hinson once. I photographed his show on two occasions. I’ve spent a lot of time in the North Georgia Mountains. Over 20 years worth. I never met Billy Redden, but I’ve been by that restaurant a couple of times. I’ve rafted the Chattooga several times. My cousin was a guide on that river.

It’s interesting that the author of Deliverance wrote one novel and 34 books of poetry. That one novel made him famous. I often lump him and Erskine Caldwell together. He was also from Georgia, and wrote the famous books, Tobacco Road and God’s Little Acre .... All three famous books, for showing the South in a less than favorable light. These authors, and even Carson McCullers, received acclaim for their work, but were hated at home.

James Dickey is still despised in North Georgia. I believe he portrayed the Coosawatee River and the people of Ellijay. The movie centered on the Chattooga and Rabun County.

I have some Anime history, I watched Starblazers, now Space Battleship Yamato 2199, Big O and lately Beastars. like the Dougram cartoon, and of course, Macross. These are all Japanese. there seems to be few heros outside of these two, with the exception of Perry Rhodan in Germany. I am sure I am wrong on this, but I have not really heard of many more, other than knowing that the Smurfs were originally European and TinTin the same. Astrix and Oblix are also very popular in Europe but scarcely known here.

I saw Cowboy bebop, wasn't enthused.

So you've been to Helen, GA, Stevenator?