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There’s lots of art styles. 2D, 3D, paint on glass, sand and many others. Then there’s a mixture of live action and animation. Some animators like use this art style. Why is that?

Okay. What if they did it with veteran and upcoming Canadian animators?

Ok, what if it was revived today?

O! Canada was a show of Cartoon Network in the 90s. It was great. It featured short films from part of the National Film Board of Canada. A great revival should be about animated shorts from veteran and newcomer Canadian animators. Who’s interested?

We’re in 2022 now. 2020 is almost 5 years old, 3 years from now. It’s about to be half a decade old. Why is that?

I want Cartoon Network to release a block of classic animated movies simultaneously with TNT and TBS every six months. It can also air on HBO or TruTV. The block can also have indie and foreign animation. They can also air short films if they want. What if they did?

So, why is that Britain is afraid of taking risks.

Okay. What if they did a show a la Liquid Television or Love, Death and Robots?

Adult animation is big in America and in Japan. But Britain, as far as I can say there where some of them were made in the past, it’s being neglected as of late. Why is that we haven’t seen more from them?

So, when are getting another Night of the Vampire Robots?

Well, soon.

I like Disney movies. You like Disney movies. The movies we grew up with. Don’t get me wrong, they make great movies as any other animation studio out there. It’s just that keep using the same art style for a while now. That was in 2010. It’s about time that they should experiment more. When...

I wasn’t born yet for that one. I was born the following year.

Okay. Who remembers Night of the Vampire Robots?

Happy 25th Annniversary Toonami. Here’s to 25 more years.