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There was an episode of the Aladdin animated series where the genie transformed everyone into Talespin characters. There was an Animaniacs episode where the Warner siblings were "rented out" to other studios, and appeared in several different cartoons, including Bullwinkle, Fat Albert and...

Rocky and Bullwinkle appeared to be the only anthros in their world, yet no one seemed to find the idea of a talking moose or squirrel strange at all.

I got a Wonder Woman figure for Christmas one year along with a bunch of other DC Super Heroes characters. I also got April O'Neil and Janine from Ghostbusters to "complete the cast". It never seemed weird or out of place to me.

Rugrats- I always found their baby talk annoying. George of the Jungle- Always seemed kind of stupid to me. GI Joe- Ridiculous plots that seemed to drag on forever. Care Bears- Way too corny. Most of the newer Adult Swim shows- It seems like they're running out of ideas. Gummi Bears- The one...

_____, you're fired!!! It's time to take out the trash! Here we go again... Unhand me, you___! Is he/she.....? Destroy them! Hiiiiii-Yaaaaahhhhh!!!! (stereotypical karate yell) Why don't you pick on someone your own size? My middle name is ____ I eat ____ for breakfast I'm too young to die! I've...

British characters are almost always wealthy and aristocratic. Eastern Europeans are always from rural backgrounds and adhere to bizarre and outlandish customs and traditions. African natives tend to speak in clicks and pops. Hawaii is always shown as a land of luaus, laid-back surfers...

The whiny reporter Vern from the original TMNT Bubba the cave duck from DuckTales Huey, Dewey and Louie on House of Mouse Tails was basically a bystander on the SatAM Sonic Bo, Booker and Sheldon from the US Acres cartoons on Garfield and Friends Barney became pointless on the Simpsons after he...

[/I] The original "Friends are There" theme was used on the first two seasons. The "Ready to Party" theme was used for most of the rest of the show's run, and a there was an awful hip-hop based one used during the last season, which is the one I referred to.

Fox series of Spider Man and X-Men The third version of the Garfield and Friends theme (the We're ready to party one's not much better) Filmation Ghostbusters Goof Troop Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog Family Guy Snorks

Don't forget about Mickey MouseWorks and House of Mouse. Also the Woody Woodpecker Show.

Don't remember the specifics, but I remember seeing an episode of Cops once where Ed, Edd & Eddy was playing in the background as the cops confronted whoever it was they were after.

I actually thought that the plot for Space Jam was good until they brought the basketball nonsense into it. If it had just been about the Looney Tunes characters and their battles with an alien theme park owner, it might have been halfway decent.

Also, I think the A-Team is real in the Alvin and the Chipmunks universe. In the episode with Mr. T, I don't believe there was any indication that he was an actor. Of course, I haven't seen that show in years, so my memories could be a little cloudy.

In one episode of Darkwing Duck, Darkwing's costume ripped and he had a TaleSpin shirt underneath. Also, in the episode where the cartoon creator built a device to tap into different universes, they had Darkwing and Chip 'N Dale's Rescue Rangers existing in separate worlds. Inspector Gadget...

I miss the "Super Chunk" blocks of classic cartoons every weekend, and seeing Rocky and Bullwinkle every Saturday night at 11, followed by Dudley Do-Right.

I'll have to go with Foster's and the Eds. Juniper Lee and Lazlo are OK, but I can't stand Billy and Mandy or Codename: Kids Next Door.

The Bullwinkle Show- Wossamatta U.

I always found the early episodes of Ed, Edd & Eddy where the Eds are just trying to fit in with the other kids to be a little sad. The final episode of Home Movies The 1939 Disney Short The Ugly Duckling. Can't get through this one without tearing up. The episode of Alvin & The Chipmunks...

There was also a parody of Popeye. Weren't there also parodies of some live-action shows (Murphy Brown, Coneheads) or was that another episode?

Camp Lazlo is a nice change of pace from the deluge of spunky teenage girl shows and bad anime wannabes that seems to have taken over the animation world. The only similarity I can see between this and Rocko is that you have an older guy who hates the main character for no real reason.

The last I saw of Dinosaurs was five or six years ago when the Disney Channel reran it. Disney used to show good stuff in early mornings. Now it's just rehashes of their normal lineup.

Super Mario Bros. Super Show- Had to be one of the first themes to try to sound trendy by rapping. "Hooked on the Brothers"? Uggh.

In Tampa, it will be airing on UPN 44, the same channel that carries Simpsons reruns.

In theaters: The Great Mouse Detective Oliver and Company Bambi The Little Mermaid On video: Aladdin Beauty and the Beast Pinocchio The Lion King Robin Hood Sleeping Beauty Dumbo The Rescuers Down Under Fantasia Cinderella 101 Dalmatians Have seen parts of these, but not in their...

I have to agree about Mucha Lucha- As if the stereotypes and crappy animation are not enough, they have to have a character that speaks in the third person, which I really can't stand.

Harvey Birdman is a poor man's Space Ghost

I can think of quite a few characters that fit this category. Mr. Mackey, Principal Victoria, and Tweek from South Park Webby and Bubba the Cave Duck from DuckTales Slimer from the Real Ghostbusters Clarabelle Cow from House of Mouse Pretty much all the parents on Rugrats Nazz from Ed, Edd and...

Rugrats- Annoying and hardly ever funny. Futurama- Overhyped and too overly sentimental (ex. The episode about Fry's brother). Duck Dodgers- Seemed like a good idea, but just plain lame. Liked the old cartoons where Marvin and his dog were the only Martians you'd ever see. Kim Possible- tried to...

Didn't Hagar the Horrible appear in a Mug Root Beer commercial in the early 90's?

Ratchet & Clank, Sly Cooper and Jak & Daxter are all video games that I think would translate well into cartoons.

Can't stand Doofus, Ms. Beakley or Webby from DuckTales The entire Muddlefoot family from Darkwing Duck The House of Mouse versions of Clarabelle Cow and Horace Horsecollar Mrs. Turtle and her baby Shelby from House of Mouse Uncouthma(?), that viking guy from Aladdin Pluto

I enjoy Arthur, PB&J Otter, Sailor Moon, and Powerpuff Girls. I also enjoyed Chip and Dale's Rescue Rangers back in the day, even though it was perceived as being a "baby" show for some reason.

Overrated: Futurama- Was good when it first started, but started to get sappy after a while. Rugrats X-Men Evolution Scooby-Doo TMNT (new) Animaniacs Duckman- This one has its moments, but I don't think it's as great as so many say it is. Super Mario Bros.- The Mario cartoon segments. The...

The episode of Inspector Gadget where Dr. Claw sprayed all the gold in town with stink spray. The Pinky and the Brain episode with Larry. The episode of South Park from the most recent season where Rob Reiner was filled with green goo. An episode of Mighty Max where they went around...

PB&J Otter Arthur Powerpuff Girls Sailor Moon

I'll have to go with Super Ducktales.

Filmation's GhostBusters. About the only thing I liked about that show. Harvey Birdman Attorney at Law Sealab 2021 The Critic

Kevin and the Kankers from Ed, Edd and Eddy Mr. Hankey from South Park Capeman from Inspector Gadget Orko from He-Man The Wonder Twins from Superfriends Slimer from Ghostbusters Scratch and Grounder from Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog Khan and Luanne from King of the Hill Honker from Darkwing...