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I've never seen that King Arthur show before (really, King Arthur is a time travelling American Footballer player, what the heck?)
However, it did remind me of something else I remember from my childhood. I never saw too much of the show, but I remember it being pretty darned brutal for a 7-8 year old.
This was something I saw half an episode of in a hotel when my family was on vacation. Didn't get to see the title or the intro and had no idea what the plot was, but dang did I love that show. It bugged me for years what it was until I finally got the opportunity to do a google search for it. Own the entire DVD set. Amazing show.
It's way more modern than most in this thread, but it was when I was the right age to watch kids tv shows dang it.
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BrianDavion wrote: Between the two of us... I think GW is assuming we the players are not complete idiots.
Rapidly on path to becoming the world's youngest bitter old man.
He was captain of 'The Knights' football team, and their bus crashed into a time warp. Pretty standard, really.
edit- Man I need to read these threads before I reply. I remember SWAT kats!
And my contribution-
Obscure, though not as obscure as its live action counterpart. Still, full of glorious punnery and bravery!
And then there are those that are just gloriously and unapologetically insane.
And possibly the finest cartoon I ever saw growing up-
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Klawz-Ramming is a subset of citrus fruit?
Gwar- "And everyone wants a bigger Spleen!"
Mercurial wrote:
I admire your aplomb and instate you as Baron of the Seas and Lord Marshall of Privateers.
Orkeosaurus wrote:Star Trek also said we'd have X-Wings by now. We all see how that prediction turned out.
Orkeosaurus, on homophobia, the nature of homosexuality, and the greatness of George Takei.
English doesn't borrow from other languages. It follows them down dark alleyways and mugs them for loose grammar.
Yeah, Roughnecks was incredibly awesome, but I discounted it as being far too recent. A fun fact is that the guys behind Roughnecks were actually doing a Warhammer 40k film called Bloodquest. Unfortunately, the company ended up going bankrupt. - You sometimes see the guys who worked on it post on Dakka occasionally.
Of course, nearly a decade later, GW finally does release a film and it's the abominable 'Ultramarines The Movie.'
However, the 'spirit' of Roughnecks did, sort of, live on, with the release of Starship Troopers: Invasion. A CGI sequel to the actual film and is, in all honesty, the best CGI based film I've ever seen. It lacks the humour of the original film a bit, but it makes up for it in bucketloads of action.
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"By this point I'm convinced 100% that every single race in the 40k universe have somehow tapped into the ork ability to just have their tech work because they think it should."
i just wanna state, for the record, all of you who actually had the guys for centurions and not just the suits.....my inner child hates you so much.
never could find those guys, so the suits i somehow had got used on other guys despite only kinda sorta fitting
Manchu - "But so what? The Bible also says the flood destroyed the world. You only need an allegorical boat to tackle an allegorical flood."
Shespits "Anything i see with YOLO has half naked eleventeen year olds Girls. And of course booze and drugs and more half naked elventeen yearolds Girls. O how i wish to YOLO again!"
Rubiksnoob "Next you'll say driving a stick with a Scandinavian supermodel on your lap while ripping a bong impairs your driving. And you know what, I'M NOT GOING TO STOP, YOU FILTHY COMMUNIST"
And possibly the finest cartoon I ever saw growing up-
Exosquad! I loved that show! While the animation was hit-or-miss sometimes, the writing was phenomenal! I still haven't seen the last two episodes, even after all these years.
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Caledonian 95th (undergoing regimental reorganization)
Thousands Sons (undergoing Warband re--- wait, are any of my 40K armies playable?)
Blake's 7 was absolutely awesome.
I've just spent a couple of hours watching that youtube clip, and it was time well spent.
If the thought of something makes me giggle for longer than 15 seconds, I am to assume that I am not allowed to do it. item 87, skippys list
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Inspector Gadget wasn't available in French when I grew up, so I would be glued to a tv whenever we would go to the USA for vacation.
Captain Future was known as "Capitaine Flam" in French, and that theme song had lyrics.
A lot of those shows were promptly dropped from the schedule because the francophone audience couldn't fully appreciate them. Goldorak though... made a killing. Grendizer in Japanese, I think?
Ulysses 31 was a favourite of mine, though again only played for a few episodes, I vivdly remember the Sysiphus episode. They actually had the gall to introduce us to Greek poetry and religions.
This one struck our imagination as well. Yes, Captain Herlock was Albator in French... which in Quebecer can also be loosely translated "Oh the bastard."
Sorry if those were already mentionned. And I guess most of them are from the seventies?
GamesWorkshop wrote: And I would have gotten away with it too, if it weren't for you meddling kids!
Jehan-reznor wrote: Good to know that people had such a worldly view at 8 with no internet (it took me ages to find out that heidi was Japanese)
some stuff i liked;
Blake's 7! Being a fan of that show is the mark of a person with truly refined taste in television. It's a pity that clip cuts out so much of the first episode...
My very first exposure to the show was as a child visiting Ireland during season 4 (the episode was "Traitor"). It was years before I saw any more, since our local PBS stations didn't get any episodes until the mid-90s. I now have the whole set on DVD (bootlegs, since they don't sell them in the U.S.) and I watch it semi-regularly.
Emperor's Eagles (undergoing Chapter reorganization)
Caledonian 95th (undergoing regimental reorganization)
Thousands Sons (undergoing Warband re--- wait, are any of my 40K armies playable?)
If the thought of something makes me giggle for longer than 15 seconds, I am to assume that I am not allowed to do it. item 87, skippys list
DC:70S+++G+++M+++B+++I++Pw40k86/f#-D+++++A++++/cWD86R+++++T(D)DM++
nareik wrote: What was the cartoon where they are on a space base and have their own fighter ships... the intro credits they all panic and someone shouts 'scramble'!
I've been trying to remember the name of this show for years!
Here you go
Many thanks! Starcom! You win this years internets!