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They're looking for real life Powerpuff girls?
...that'd actually be a pretty frightening thing to see, I'd think.
...that'd actually be a pretty frightening thing to see, I'd think.
KND is airing daily, so I don't really call that dying XP. The show has limited airings due to them airing the enitre series several times during the movie's production. The movie is still not done, so CN is pushing it to one airing a week, so they can air more shows in the places the Eds once aired. Around the end of the year, they will be airing the show a lot more.After their finale aired, their slowly dying. EEnE is one of the original Cartoon Cartoons and one of the best parts of CN, having the longest airing time in terms of years. Now it's slowly drifting away from the schedules and it might be time to exchange goodbyes.
Dexter's Lab came back years after it originally ended. I'm sure that EEnE could do the same and not replace Matt Hill. Just wait until his thing is over. Also, EEnE didn't reach it's 78 episode limit. They (in the US anyway) have only 65 episodes, since specials don't count. In Australia and the United Kingdom, it's 66 episodes.Yea, well I suppose I understand what you're saying. I personally do hope they bring the show back for a 7th season. But there's a lot of trouble with that. One problem is what you mentioned about Matt Hill and the marathon. But I suppose that they could just find a new voice actor or make him do all his voices beforehand. The former probably wouldn't work cuz so many people have begun to recognize that as the one and only voice of Ed. But the
main problem is that EEnE has reached its 78 episode limit and I'm pretty sure CN isn't going to go out of its way to break their rules for one show, no matter how long its been running.
Dexter's Lab came back years after it originally ended. I'm sure that EEnE could do the same and not replace Matt Hill. Just wait until his thing is over. Also, EEnE didn't reach it's 78 episode limit. They (in the US anyway) have only 65 episodes, since specials don't count. In Australia and the United Kingdom, it's 66 episodes.![]()
They're looking for real life Powerpuff girls?
...that'd actually be a pretty frightening thing to see, I'd think.
Now THAT would be scary.It makes me want to see a "Realistic Powerpuff Girl" picture similar to the Realistic Homer and Realistic Mario pictures.![]()
U make a good point. I salute you
Anyways, I'm pretty sure by real life PPGs they mean something like real girls that are getting active in society to do stuff like help kids, save the environment, so this way they too are "heroes" like the PPG's. At least I hope that's what it means; trying to find real life preschool superheroes formed in a lab by a nonexisting chemical named Chemical X would be pretty fruitless.![]()
Darklordavaitor said:I'm hopnig us Americans get some tenth anniversary love. At least season 2 on DVD, that's all I really need.
If this doesn't scream "We're going to air PPGZ within the year", I don't know what does.
Also, this explains why they announced a while back that they're making a new half-hour special focused on the original continuity.
They're looking for real life Powerpuff girls?
...that'd actually be a pretty frightening thing to see, I'd think.
They're looking for real life Powerpuff girls?
...that'd actually be a pretty frightening thing to see, I'd think.
There was a rumor floating around a few years back about WB wanting to do a live action PPG movie with Tim Burton directing, but I assume it's in development hell now.
They're looking for real life Powerpuff girls?
...that'd actually be a pretty frightening thing to see, I'd think.