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Old 03-31-08 | 06:17 PM
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Originally Posted by rennervision
Too bad it's not a list of moments from '70s cartoons. This PSA that played all the time on Saturday mornings traumatized me around 35 years ago:


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I remember Mr. Yuck! My mom had those stickers all over the place. That's how I knew where all the good stuff was.
Old 03-31-08 | 08:45 PM
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Those Brady Kids cartoons were pretty odd and out there.
Old 04-01-08 | 05:01 AM
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I also watched Starblazers here in Chicago in the early eighties. They did air the 3rd season, the Bolar Wars, but that was almost 8 years after The Comet empire. If you ever get a chance, seek out the, I believe, four theatrical movies that were made. They really ar egreat.
Old 04-01-08 | 11:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Jay G.
Creepier G.I. Joe: The one where some of the Joes enter a parallel universe where Cobra has one and most of the Joes are dead. They find this out by finding the skeletons of some of their alternate selves, identifiable by their dog-tags. For a show that never showed death before, showing freaking skeletons was a big jump. Plus nothing's creepier than a character looking at a dog-tag and realizing that the dead body is himself.

does anyone remember the name of the episode(if those episodes actually were titled).
Old 04-01-08 | 01:21 PM
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Originally Posted by paradicelost
does anyone remember the name of the episode(if those episodes actually were titled).
I cheated and looked it up here:
http://www.joeheadquarters.com/eps1x.shtml

Worlds without End, it was a two parter.
Old 04-01-08 | 03:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Kevin Phillips
What about Robotech? It had massive death and destruction, including pretty much the entire population of Earth. And, as one of the comments at that site reminds us, there's the character 'Lancer', a cross-dresser.

FYI entire robotech collection is on sale at Bestbuy for 37$

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