A parody of reality shows cast with spoofs of several famous types of animated characters.A parody of reality shows cast with spoofs of several famous types of animated characters.A parody of reality shows cast with spoofs of several famous types of animated characters.
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- 1 win & 4 nominations total
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this program is a fresh breeze, i reckon it will be boycotted by minor religious groups, prob just like south park was. They pretty much cover everything in this program,religion, sex, racism. Some people just believe it shouldn't be in a show. You'll think back about an episode and think, hey because of moral values, i shouldn't be laughing at that part, but damn it was pretty funny.
It should have lasted longer. But every single episode was gold.
We need more animated cartoons like this, focused in making people laugh rather than giving forced morals or dealing with trendy topics.
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- TriviaOne first-season episode, "Terms of Endearment", had a delayed airing. It showed Captain Hero as a quadriplegic after giving up his super powers (saying, "You know what happens to superheroes who give up their powers.") It was such an obvious reference to former Superman [[Christopher Reeve]] that it wasn't aired until the middle of the second season, after Reeve passed away.
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[Spanky and Clara are neck-deep in a ball pit discussing her bigoted views]
Princess Clara: I don't see why I should apologize. I mean, where I come from all my servants are Black... or Presbyterian.
Spanky Ham: Yea, but honey, where you come from animated objects spring to life and spout silly catchphrases.
Blue Ball: [springs to life] Whachu talkin' 'bout, pig?
Princess Clara: No, he's right, Blue Ball. Maybe I should just apologize.
Blue Ball: Usually, Clara looks to us for advice, but this time it came from Spanky. It's a good thing too, because I was going tell her to shoot the President.
- Alternate versionsDVD release contains language and nudity that is pixellated or otherwise censored in the broadcast version.
- ConnectionsEdited from Le Monde perdu (1925)
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- La Casa de los Dibujos
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