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What makes you think it'd be family friendly? Falcon and Winter Solider isn't.
Shows you don't want to come back - Let a good thing rest
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And also it isn't good, so it's better without.
Daria and the Fresh TV Cartoons (6teen, Total Drama, and Stoked), come to mind as shows that I wouldn't like to see comeback, since all of those shows were products of their respective times, and they would all look very out of place in 2021. Sadly, Daria and Total Drama both will have reboots upcoming, with Daria and Jodie being the focus of the former (although I haven't heard much since the announcement of it), and I don't want to see how the new competition seasons for Total Drama would turn out, not to mention Season 3 of DramaRama is still in development. 6teen already had that cringy vote PSA, but at least that was just that, so far. And given how Stoked never got off the ground from the start, that show probably won't see a reboot, but you never know in the age of "what is old, is new again" in terms of media.
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Oh yeah, I was wondering what happened to that Daria reboot.
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Most shows shouldn't be brought back, mostly because asking people to work on something they finished a long time ago doesn't do well unless they had a lot of unfinished material/ ideas they couldn't realize. Business wise they have a balancing act of appealing to new and old audiences, which they won't be able to do.
Shows should only be rebooted if most of the people behind the original come back, preferrably with new ideas. Otherwise nobody should bother
Shows should only be rebooted if most of the people behind the original come back, preferrably with new ideas. Otherwise nobody should bother
Sam and Max, the fact they had the need to re-record bosco with a worse va just so he's voiced by a black man. And edit bits of dialogue just to remove a college protestor joke in the save the world remaster really doesn't fill me with confidence on their wonderful brand of batshit sociopathic fun being unmolested by the mindrotting brainwork if current year if they ever had a new game/comic/show reboot
They're making a prequel with his son as Tony
I liked season 3 even though it started out very, very slowly. It was a good ending but fuck man, I want to see an adaption of Born Again. Once they do that, and hopefully successfully pull it off, then it can end.
Yes, it's from the George HW Bush era and is as rotten as him now. It's been at least a decade since it was consistently passable.
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If they bring DD back anywhere I imagine it'll be in She-Hulk first. I just hope they get Charlie Cox because he was perfect in the role.
If they brought back Xena: Warrior Princes, it'd probably be about her owning all the toxic ancient Greek men while being in a "lesbian" relationship involving girldick
That or they’d go full grimdark like Game of Thrones and abandon the campy silly nature the show had
Along with @Leblanc saying Sam & Max, I don't want them to touch Alvin & The Chipmunks ever again. Those 3D movies were painful and an embarrassing attempt to try and do better than A Chipmunk Adventure. It wasn't perfect but very fun without needing to drown in fads and references.
On the live-action side, may they never think about bringing The Greatest American Hero back again. He's the last bit of wholesome capeshit left.
On the live-action side, may they never think about bringing The Greatest American Hero back again. He's the last bit of wholesome capeshit left.
Well, it kinda was an adaptation of Born again. Kinda. But my problem is that Matt was acting like an idiot "I don't need a suit, I'm above that! - One ass kicking with stationery later - I still don't need a suit!" I get that they tried to make it easier to tell Matt from Poindexter, but really, that looked stupid.
Honestly don't want Courage the Cowardly Dog and Flap Jack brought back. Both were weird and delved into some of the weirdest things imaginable, but man, I don't want them to butcher them with a modern style that has that clean bean shape going. Which reminds me, stop rebooting classic cartoons in general.
Only in the vaguest possible way is season 3 an adaption of Born Again. The only similarities are: Matt having a rise and fall (although, entirely different from the comic) and a guy dressing up like Daredevil to frame him. Plus Kingpin knowing his identity. That was it. Christ man, Dark Knight Rises had more to do with Knightfall than season 3 had to do with Born Again.
That's why I said "kinda" two times. However, some moments, like the scene with a cab, were taken straight from the comic. Hell, they even copied the panel, where they lift destroyed cab from the ocean.
Come to think of it, if not for the stupid ending of the third season, they could adapt a comic, where Matt was in jail and suddenly someone wearing a Daredevil suit started fighting crime.
Imagine a reboot of Courage or Flapjack were they follow in the footsteps of the Powerpuff Girls reboot, and one of the writers puts his self-insert into the show as the main character's love interest.
Would Courage's self-insert love interest be a furry or a white woman?
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