Recent content by ForeverHeather

Hey everybody, I offically feel that by now, I've pretty much served my course here. As some of you may notice, during my first week here I was churning out new posts every day, but after an extremely negative quote reply I recieved I've started to become less and less frequent with my posts...

Hey folks, sorry to bump this thread a little but I just read that The Wild Thornberrrys: Season 2, Part 2 and Danny Phantom: Season 2, Part 1 are coming. Here are the links for both of their announcements. Wild Thornberrys: Season 2, Part 2...

I don't have iTunes, bur I would like to point out that one can also get the Nicktoons content thats available on iTunes from other places such as Amazon Video and PlayStation Network Video Store. I actually downloaded and watched the first three episodes from SpongeBob's current (8th) season...

An action/comedy series? Come on, you can't be serious. Besides, Madeline isn't a Disney property (this despite the fact that the animated series that DIC made in the 90s once aired on the Disney Channel).

Wow, I actually didn't know that until now. Thanks for that tidbit, but, in all regards to The Simpsons, I hope that FOX finally puts it out to pasture after Season 25 wraps.

Some pretty valid points in that analogy, I must admit. For as much as it pains me to say this, I'm gonna say it: Nickelodeon really needs to put SpongeBob out to pasture and start focusing more on developing their next cartoon flagship. And instead of making it be based on an exisisting...

This kinda gives me the idea that you're saying that Pixar's corporate parent is just trying to play favorites. However, I do agree that Kung Fu Panda 2 should have been nominated, but having it nominated over Puss n Boots? Really?!?

Well, this is a nice anouncement. Glad to see that Cartoon Network is returning to its mostly-Hanna-Barbera programming rerun schedule roots. Sad that this seems to be a one time thing, but there's always Boomerang. If only CN's current management would try to get it off of life support or...

Of all of the versions listed, I would have to say the Muppets version, since it's the only version I've actually seen.

These are some pretty valid points. I gotta admit, looking back, this show should have gone out after its intial run wrapped in 1994. Honestly, Nickelodeon really beated a dead horse to the ground by adding in a bunch of unnecessary characters. SpongeBob, though, despite alot of people...

Sorry for double-posting here (it's my first time doing it), but apparently I didn't pick up volume 22 today, like I have intended to. Don't worry, though, I will be getting it soon enough.

Hey everybody, sorry if I've been a little less frequent with the posts over the subsequent month, but I just want to let you know that I'm picking up volume 22 tomorrow. And it appears that it won't be too long from now until Volume 23 arrives, which is said to be arriving on March 27 of next...

Arthur Christmas was released by Columbia Pictures, not Paramount. Though I'm assuming you were talking in from the standpoint of the competition.

Well, to put this in perspective, here are my five things Cartoon Network can do to get itself together again: 1. Make better use of your own homegrown productions: by now the channel has at least over 40 original shows in its library [with more on the way/in development]. The way I see it, CN...

Well, after some careful consideration and a pep talk from SF4ever, I've decided that I'm not leaving the ToonZone forums after all.