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| Sensenic 609th Post
 
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|  "Your opinions on some tv series, please?"
, posted Wed 21 May 13:15:
They've been airing these over here more or less recently, but I've never seen or read any comments about them from "foreign" people, when they're supposed to be famous (that's how they're anounced), so I'm just curious to know your opinion. If you've seen them, of course:
Celebrity Deathmatch: Euuhh... this one, it has funny gags, yeah, but I guess it's not my style of humour. Add the fact that, only god knows why, they didn't get the original voices, so I have to watch it in the dubbed version  , and it loses a lot of quality with the translation... so, I don't really like it much.
BTW, a question: Are the "celebrities" dubbed by their real selves in the original version?
Daria: Curious one, saw a few chapters a while ago, and following it right now. It's fun, and makes me think about the characters' personalities (specially Daria's and Jane's). But as in CD the dubbing is bad, and it's really hard for me to get some of the jokes in the original version. Gotta put more effort >_<.
Downtown: Haven't seen much of it, only a few loose chapters, but it was fun.
Crayon Shin Chan: Doubted if I'd include it or not, cuz I've talked about it before, but it follows the "rules" like the others. What can I say? Too funny even though a bit repetitive. And Himawari Nohara rocks.
FLCL aka Furi Kuri: Next paranoia from Gainax after Eva. Completely wacky, great soundtrack, very funny but weird at the same time to me. The plot even had some sense, in a sense  . Too bad I missed the 2nd chapter...
Kenan & Kel: Didn't see much, liked it less. But guess I was never really interested, so I don't know it well enough.
Kevin Spencer: They air it too late, but seen a few chapters and, oooff, it's too much for me, almost depressing even when it's fun... perhaps watching it late at night affects my opinion though.
Yawara! A fashionable judogirl: Very good anime, even better manga by Naoki Urasawa. Read it's very popular in Japan, but read it from a fan, so I don't know how far is that true. At least I know there's an American version (or at least spoken in English) because that's the one they bought & brought here, the main character got her name changed from "Yawara Inokuma" to "Ginger Inokuma" in it (yuck). It's a realistic sports anime (well, relatively realistic. VERY realistic if you compare it to... say Captain Tsubasa) and a realistic long love story (perhaps too long, but it fits with the characters). I saw it when I was a kid, and a teen, but never really interested me until now, after seeing it again. Liked it a lot this time.
Zoe, Duncan, Jack & Jane: Never really saw it ^_^U, but I'll include it, since it's being emitted now.
EDIT: Fixed the "American" thingie, and put a more appropriate phrase.
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| Gen 1575th Post
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| "Re(1):Your opinions on some tv series, please" , posted Wed 21 May 13:44
I'm from U.S. but here it goes
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Celebrity Deathmatch: Euuhh... this one, it has funny gags, yeah, but I guess its humour is too "American" to me (no offense, I mean no harm). Add the fact that, only god knows why, they didn't get the original voices, so I have to watch it in the dubbed version , and it loses a lot of quality with the translation... so, I don't really like it much.
BTW, a question: Are the "celebrities" dubbed by their real selves in the original version?
They're not dubbed by the originals. This show sucks. MTV sucks. The animation quality on this show is bad and the sense of humor is bad. There is other truely "American" humor out there that is good and is quite different than what MTV can possibly imagine.
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Daria: Curious one, saw a few chapters a while ago, and following it right now. It's fun, and makes me think about the characters' personalities (specially Daria's and Jane's). But as in CD the dubbing is bad, and it's really hard for me to get some of the jokes in the original version. Gotta put more effort >_<.
This show sucks. MTV sucks. Bevis and Butthead were great. The is a lame, Mike Judge-less spin off. Mike Judge the inventor of Daria from B&B, doesn't like this show. Quit watching MTV. When you stop watching MTV you will notice positive changes in your life. I'm serious. II have MTV blocked on my TV so I don't have to see it when I'm flipping channels.
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Downtown: Haven't seen much of it, only a few loose chapters, but it was fun.
I don't know that I've watched it.
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Crayon Shin Chan: Doubted if I'd include it or not, cuz I've talked about it before, but it follows the "rules" like the others. What can I say? Too funny even though a bit repetitive. And Himawari Nohara rocks.
I found it funny.
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FLCL aka Furi Kuri: Next paranoia from Gainax after Eva. Completely wacky, great soundtrack, very funny but weird at the same time to me. The plot even had some sense, in a sense . Too bad I missed the 2nd chapter...
Haven't seen.
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Kenan & Kel: Didn't see much, liked it less. But guess I was never really interested, so I don't know it well enough.
Is that that lame Nickelodeon show? Nickelodeon is owned by the same company as MTV.
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Kevin Spencer: They air it too late, but seen a few chapters and, oooff, it's too much for me, almost depressing even when it's fun... perhaps watching it late at night affects my opinion though.
Yawara! A fashionable judogirl: Very good anime, even better manga by Naoki Urasawa. Read it's very popular in Japan, but read it from a fan, so I don't know how far is that true. At least I know there's an American version (or at least spoken in English) because that's the one they bought & brought here, the main character got her name changed from "Yawara Inokuma" to "Ginger Inokuma" in it (yuck). It's a realistic sports anime (well, relatively realistic. VERY realistic if you compare it to... say Captain Tsubasa) and a realistic long love story (perhaps too long, but it fits with the characters). I saw it when I was a kid, and a teen, but never really interested me until now, after seeing it again. Liked it a lot this time.
Zoe, Duncan, Jack & Jane: Never really saw it ^_^U, but I'll include it, since it's being emitted now.
Haven't seen.
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| Sensenic 608th Post
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| "Re(2):Your opinions on some tv series, please" , posted Wed 21 May 13:58
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I'm from U.S. but here it goes
"but"? I just asked everyone's opinion, don't care if from USA or wherever. And thanks for answering. 
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Celebrity Deathmatch: Euuhh... this one, it has funny gags, yeah, but I guess its humour is too "American" to me (no offense, I mean no harm) (...)
They're not dubbed by the originals. This show sucks. MTV sucks. The animation quality on this show is bad and the sense of humor is bad. There is other truely "American" humor out there that is good and is quite different than what MTV can possibly imagine.
I knew I screwed it. Forget I put "American" in there. I'm sorry if it sounds stereotypical and/or offensive, never intended to.
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Daria: Curious one, saw a few chapters a while ago, and following it right now. It's fun, and makes me think about the characters' personalities (specially Daria's and Jane's). But as in CD the dubbing is bad, and it's really hard for me to get some of the jokes in the original version. Gotta put more effort >_<.
This show sucks. MTV sucks. Bevis and Butthead were great. The is a lame, Mike Judge-less spin off. Mike Judge the inventor of Daria from B&B, doesn't like this show. Quit watching MTV. When you stop watching MTV you will notice positive changes in your life. I'm serious. II have MTV blocked on my TV so I don't have to see it when I'm flipping channels.
Well, I don't watch MTV (don't have it), it's just a program from here, that buys all those series. MTV, anime & sitcoms most of 'em.
Daria is originally from B&B?! Sure I didn't know that!
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Downtown: Haven't seen much of it, only a few loose chapters, but it was fun.
I don't know that I've watched it.
Don't worry, it's MTV too, so I guess I already know your opinion
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Kenan & Kel: Didn't see much, liked it less. But guess I was never really interested, so I don't know it well enough.
Is that that lame Nickelodeon show? Nickelodeon is owned by the same company as MTV.
Because of the reasons mention above, and since I didn't watch it, I don't know where is it from. Guess it's the one you mention, though.
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| Gen 1577th Post
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| "Re(3):Your opinions on some tv series, please" , posted Wed 21 May 14:07
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I'm from U.S. but here it goes
"but"? I just asked everyone's opinion, don't care if from USA or wherever. And thanks for answering.
Thought maybe you were asking for foriegn opinions, and sense those were mostly American shows I thought you were asking for opinions from other countries. I see what you meant now.
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Celebrity Deathmatch: Euuhh... this one, it has funny gags, yeah, but I guess its humour is too "American" to me (no offense, I mean no harm) (...)
They're not dubbed by the originals. This show sucks. MTV sucks. The animation quality on this show is bad and the sense of humor is bad. There is other truely "American" humor out there that is good and is quite different than what MTV can possibly imagine.
I knew I screwed it. Forget I put "American" in there. I'm sorry if it sounds stereotypical and/or offensive, never intended to.
Not offended.
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Daria: Curious one, saw a few chapters a while ago, and following it right now. It's fun, and makes me think about the characters' personalities (specially Daria's and Jane's). But as in CD the dubbing is bad, and it's really hard for me to get some of the jokes in the original version. Gotta put more effort >_<.
This show sucks. MTV sucks. Bevis and Butthead were great. The is a lame, Mike Judge-less spin off. Mike Judge the inventor of Daria from B&B, doesn't like this show. Quit watching MTV. When you stop watching MTV you will notice positive changes in your life. I'm serious. II have MTV blocked on my TV so I don't have to see it when I'm flipping channels.
Well, I don't watch MTV (don't have it), it's just a program from here, that buys all those series. MTV, anime & sitcoms most of 'em.
Daria is originally from B&B?! Sure I didn't know that!
Downtown: Haven't seen much of it, only a few loose chapters, but it was fun.
I don't know that I've watched it.
Don't worry, it's MTV too, so I guess I already know your opinion
I kinda thought it was an mtv style animation. The only good animation shows from mtv were liquid television/aeon flux/b&b...
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Kenan & Kel: Didn't see much, liked it less. But guess I was never really interested, so I don't know it well enough.
Is that that lame Nickelodeon show? Nickelodeon is owned by the same company as MTV.
Because of the reasons mention above, and since I didn't watch it, I don't know where is it from. Guess it's the one you mention, though.
Is it a psuedo sit com with a fat guy and a skinny guy?
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| Iron D 2233th Post
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| "Re(1):Your opinions on some tv series, please" , posted Wed 21 May 14:24:
Here's my two cents:
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Celebrity Deathmatch: Euuhh... this one, it has funny gags, yeah, but I guess it's not my style of humour. Add the fact that, only god knows why, they didn't get the original voices, so I have to watch it in the dubbed version , and it loses a lot of quality with the translation... so, I don't really like it much.
BTW, a question: Are the "celebrities" dubbed by their real selves in the original version?
I absolutely hate this show. Lame, unfunny, and the actors portrayed didn't look anything like who they were supposed to be 98% of the time. Senseless violence can be made funny at times, but this show did it all wrong, IMO.
quote Curious one, saw a few chapters a while ago, and following it right now. It's fun, and makes me think about the characters' personalities (specially Daria's and Jane's). But as in CD the dubbing is bad, and it's really hard for me to get some of the jokes in the original version. Gotta put more effort >_<.
I don't know where Gen got the info that Mike Judge didn't do this show. He is the one responsinble for this show. I always loved this show. I can definitely relate to Daria's feeling about people. Some episodes gave me flashbacks to high school. This show is a great reminder of how stupid high schoolers (and people in general), can be.
Btw, Daria isn't running on MTV here in the 'States anymore. It's on reruns on Noggin, which is an off-shoot of Nickelodeon.
quote Haven't seen much of it, only a few loose chapters, but it was fun.
Crayon Shin Chan: Doubted if I'd include it or not, cuz I've talked about it before, but it follows the "rules" like the others. What can I say? Too funny even though a bit repetitive. And Himawari Nohara rocks.
FLCL aka Furi Kuri: Next paranoia from Gainax after Eva. Completely wacky, great soundtrack, very funny but weird at the same time to me. The plot even had some sense, in a sense . Too bad I missed the 2nd chapter...
Never seen any of these.
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Kenan & Kel: Didn't see much, liked it less. But guess I was never really interested, so I don't know it well enough.
Keenan and Kel were funnier when they were on All That, which was actually an entertaining show at one point. Keenan and Kel are some cool guys, but the show was actually lacking and not all that funny. It's been canceled here for a while now.
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Kevin Spencer: They air it too late, but seen a few chapters and, oooff, it's too much for me, almost depressing even when it's fun... perhaps watching it late at night affects my opinion though.
Yawara! A fashionable judogirl: Very good anime, even better manga by Naoki Urasawa. Read it's very popular in Japan, but read it from a fan, so I don't know how far is that true. At least I know there's an American version (or at least spoken in English) because that's the one they bought & brought here, the main character got her name changed from "Yawara Inokuma" to "Ginger Inokuma" in it (yuck). It's a realistic sports anime (well, relatively realistic. VERY realistic if you compare it to... say Captain Tsubasa) and a realistic long love story (perhaps too long, but it fits with the characters). I saw it when I was a kid, and a teen, but never really interested me until now, after seeing it again. Liked it a lot this time.
Never seen either of these.
Zoe, Duncan, Jack & Jane: Never really saw it ^_^U, but I'll include it, since it's being emitted now.
Well, here, this was airing on the WB, which is a station that has NOTHING good to offer. I never saw the show (wasn't interested in it at all), and it was cancelled real quickly.
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| "Re(2):Your opinions on some tv series, please" , posted Wed 21 May 23:55
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I don't know where Gen got the info that Mike Judge didn't do this show. He is the one responsinble for this show. I always loved this show. I can definitely relate to Daria's feeling about people. Some episodes gave me flashbacks to high school. This show is a great reminder of how stupid high schoolers (and people in general), can be.
Actually Mike Judge didn't create Daria at all.
Mike Judge: "I have nothing to do with Daria"
http://www.sonic.net/~goblin/9beavis.html
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AC: What's the story on Daria? Are you involved in that or is that MTV's baby?
MJ: I'm still a little bitter about that. I just got a call one day from someone there saying they were thinking of doing a spin-off of the character Daria. And I thought, hey, that could be cool. Then the next thing I know they've started, they've done a pilot, and they've hired somebody without really ever consulting me on anything. It just happened. I hear it's gotten better. I do get paid something for it, though. Not a lot, but something.
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http://www.austinchronicle.com/issues/vol18/issue25/screens.judge.html
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Directed by
Joey Ahlbum (episode "It Happened One Nut") (episode "Jane's Addition") (episode "Speedtrapped")
Aaron Augenblick (episode "Jane's Addition")
Anthony Davis (II) (episode "Boxing Daria")
Gloria De Ponte (episode "Jake of Hearts") (episode "Just Add Water") (episode "Lost Girls, The") (episode "Old and the Beautiful, The") (episode "Write Where it Hurts")
Karen Disher (episode "Arts 'N Crass") (episode "Big House, The") (episode "Boxing Daria") (episode "Daria!") (episode "Dye! Dye! My Darling") (episode "Fair Enough") (episode "Fizz Ed") (episode "Gifted") (episode "Invitation, The") (episode "Partner's Complaint") (episode "Pinch Sitter") (episode "Sealed with a Kick") (episode "Teachings of Don Jake, The") (episode "This Year's Model")
Eric Fogel (episode "Cafe Disaffecto") (episode "Daria Hunter, The") (episode "Gifted") (episode "Monster") (episode "Road Worrier") (episode "See Jane Run") (episode "Too Cute")
Karen Hyden (episode "Misery Chick, The") (episode "Write Where it Hurts")
Ken Kimmelman (episode "Esteemsters") (episode "Malled")
Tony Kluck (episode "Antisocial Climbers") (episode "Depth Takes a Holiday") (episode "F Word, The") (episode "Fair Enough") (episode "Gifted") (episode "Groped by an Angel") (episode "I Don't") (episode "Jane's Addition") (episode "Just Add Water") (episode "New Kid, The") (episode "Pierce Me") (episode "Psycho Therapy") (episode "See Jane Run")
Tom Marsan (episode "Boxing Daria")
Guy Moore (episode "Daria Dance Party") (episode "Fire!") (episode "I Loathe a Parade") (episode "Lane Miserables") (episode "Lawndale File, The") (episode "Mart of Darkness") (episode "Murder, She Snored") (episode "One J at a Time") (episode "Prize Fighters") (episode "Sappy Anniversary") (episode "Story of D, The") (episode "Through a Lens Darkly") (episode "Write Where it Hurts")
Sue Perrotto (episode "Fair Enough") (episode "Ill") (episode "Quinn the Brain") (episode "See Jane Run") (episode "That Was Then, This is Dumb")
Chris Prynoski (episode "Lab Brat, The")
Margaret E. Rutherford (episode "College Bored")
Pat Smith (IV) (episode "Art Burn") (episode "Aunt Nauseam") (episode "Camp Fear") (episode "Dye! Dye! My Darling") (episode "Legends of the Mall") (episode "Of Human Bonding") (episode "Tree Grows in Lawndale, A")
Paul Sparagano (episode "Esteemsters") (episode "Malled") (episode "Misery Chick, The")
Ted Stearn (episode "Dye! Dye! My Darling") (episode "Fat Like Me") (episode "Life in the Past Lane") (episode "Lucky Strike") (episode "My Night at Daria's")
Machi Tantillo (episode "Misery Chick, The")
Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Neena Beber writer (episode "Lost Girls, The") (episode "Malled") (episode "Monster") (episode "Pierce Me") (episode "Prize Fighters") (episode "Psycho Therapy")
Anne D. Bernstein writer (episode "Invitation, The") (episode "Lane Miserables") (episode "Life in the Past Lane") (episode "Of Human Bonding") (episode "Pinch Sitter") (episode "Road Worrier") (episode "Sappy Anniversary") (episode "That Was Then, This is Dumb")
Jill Cargerman writer (episode "Antisocial Climbers")
Ron Corcillo writer (episode "One J at a Time")
Larry Doyle (III) writer (episode "Too Cute")
Glenn Eichler writer (episode "Arts 'N Crass") (episode "Boxing Daria") (episode "Cafe Disaffecto") (episode "Daria!") (episode "Dye! Dye! My Darling") (episode "Esteemsters") (episode "Fizz Ed") (episode "Jane's Addition") (episode "Misery Chick, The") (episode "Partner's Complaint") (episode "Teachings of Don Jake, The") (episode "This Year's Model") (episode "Through A Lens Darkly") (episode "Write Where it Hurts")
Peter Elwell (II) writer (episode "Daria!") (episode "Lawndale File, The") (episode "Legends of the Mall") (episode "Lucky Strike") (episode "Tree Grows in Lawndale, A")
Peter Gaffney writer (episode "I Don't") (episode "Ill")
Jonathan Greenberg (I) writer (episode "Camp Fear") (episode "Groped by an Angel")
Sam Johnson (I) writer (episode "Big House, The") (episode "College Bored") (episode "Depth Takes a Holiday") (episode "New Kid, The") (episode "Sealed with a Kick") (episode "Speedtrapped")
Laura Kightlinger writer (episode "This Year's Model")
Rachel Lipman writer (episode "It Happened One Nut") (episode "Quinn the Brain")
Chris Marcil writer (episode "Big House, The") (episode "College Bored") (episode "Depth Takes a Holiday") (episode "New Kid, The") (episode "Sealed with a Kick") (episode "Speedtrapped")
Peggy Nicoll writer (episode "Daria Dance Party") (episode "Daria Hunter, The") (episode "Fair Enough") (episode "Fat Like Me") (episode "Fire!") (episode "Gifted") (episode "Just Add Water") (episode "Lab Brat, The") (episode "Murder, She Snored") (episode "My Night at Daria's")
A.J. Poulin writer (episode "One J at a Time")
Jacquelyn Reingold writer (episode "Aunt Nauseam") (episode "Story of D, The")
Rachelle Romberg writer (episode "F Word, The") (episode "Mart of Darkness") (episode "Old and the Beautiful, The") (episode "See Jane Run")
Dan Vebber writer (episode "Art Burn") (episode "I Loathe a Parade") (episode "Jake of Hearts")
Cast (in credits order)
Geoffrey Arend .... Charles 'Upchuck' Ruttheimer III (1998-2001) (voice)
Kevin Daniels .... Michael Jordan 'Mack' Mackenzie (1999) (voice) (as Kevin Daniels/Kevin Daniels, Jr.)
Clea Lewis .... Quinn Morgendorffer(Voice Only)
Sarah Drew .... Stacy Rowe (1997-2001) (voice)
Delon Ferdinand .... Michael Jordan 'Mack' Mackenzie (1997) (voice)
Alvaro J. Gonzalez .... Trent Lane (voice)
Tracy Grandstaff .... Daria Morgendorffer (voice)
Russell Hankin .... Thomas 'Tom' Sloane (1999-2001) (voice)
Wendy Hoopes .... Jane Lane, Helen Barksdale Morgendorffer, Quinn Morgendorffer (voice)
Steven Huppert .... Joey (voice)
Jessica Cydnee Jackson .... Jodie Abigail Landon (voice)
Nora Laudani .... Ms. Angela Li (voice)
John Lynn .... Sick, Sad World Announcer (voice) (as John Worth Lynn, Jr.)
Janie Mertz .... Andrea (recurring) (2000), Sandi Griffin, Brittany Taylor (also as Lisa Collins) (voice)
Tim Novikoff .... Jeffy (voice)
Ashley Albert .... Ms. Janet Barch (recurring) (1997-2001), Tiffany Blum-Deckler (voice) (as Echo/Petunia)
Julián Rebolledo .... Jake Morgendorffer (voice)
Marc Thompson (I) .... Mr. Anthony DeMartino, Mr. Timothy O'Neill, Charles 'Upchuck' Ruttheimer III (1997), Kevin Thompson, Jamie White (voice)
Amir Williams .... Michael Jordan 'Mack' Mackenzie (2000-2001) (voice)
Paul Williams (XIII) .... Michael Jordan 'Mack' Mackenzie (1997-1998) (voice)
Willy Schwenz .... Jesse Moreno (recurring) (1997-2001) (voice)
Jessica Zaino .... Stacy Rowe (1997) (voice)
Nicole Carin .... Ms. Claire Defoe (recurring) (1997-1998) (voice)
Danielle Acarino .... Ms. Claire Defoe (recurring) (2000-2001) (voice) (also as Danielle Acarino/Danielle Carin)
Amy Bennett .... Mrs. Diane Bennett (recurring) (1997-2001) (voice) (also as Rebecca Wesley)
rest of cast listed alphabetically
Tracy Lee Bell .... Various
Katie Kingston .... Marianne (recurring) (1997-2001) (voice)
Stefanie Layne .... Lisa the cheerleader (recurring) (1999-2001) (voice)
Rita Pietropinto .... Aunt Amy Barksdale (recurring) (1998-1999, 2001) (voice)
Susie Lewis Lynn .... Andrea (recurring) (1997-1999) (uncredited) (voice)
Produced by
John Andrews (I) .... supervising producer (1997)
Cindy E. Brolsma .... producer (2000-2001)
Glenn Eichler .... executive producer (2001)
Glenn Eichler .... supervising producer
Lemon Krasny .... associate producer
Lemon Krasny .... co-producer
Susie Lewis Lynn .... producer (1997-1999)
John Lynn .... studio supervising producer (2000-2001)
Amy Palmer .... producer (1997-2000)
Abby Terkuhle .... executive producer
Original Music by
George Brennan (III)
Mike D (song "Body Movin")
Adam Horovitz (song "Body Movin")
Janet Wygal (also theme)
Adam Yauch (song "Body Movin")
Film Editing by
Karen Sztajnberg (1999-2001)
Art Direction by
Tom Marsan
Production Management
Adam Liggio .... production manager
David Trexler .... production manager
Art Department
Paul Zdanowicz .... color coordinator
Sound Department
Neil Cedar .... dialogue recordist
Neil Cedar .... sync sound: New York
John Hassler .... foley artist
Ray Palagy .... sound editor
Tony Pipitone .... sound editor
Tony Slocum .... sound editor
Other crew
Anthony Davis (II) .... layout supervisor
Glenn Eichler .... creative supervisor (1997-1999)
Glenn Eichler .... story editor (1997-1999)
Kent Holaday .... mouth director
Karen Kunkel .... post-production supervisor
Choon Man Lee .... supervising director: Plus One Animation
Susie Lewis Lynn .... creative consultant (2000)
Susie Lewis Lynn .... creative supervisor (1997-1999)
Ben McCrea .... voice director (2001)
Gilat Meltzer .... post-production assistant
Peggy Nicoll .... executive story editor (2001)
Peggy Nicoll .... story editor (2000)
Ted Stearn .... storyboard supervisor
Olivia Ward (II) .... design coordinator
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| Iron D 2233th Post
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| "Re(3):Your opinions on some tv series, please" , posted Fri 23 May 01:41
I could've sworn that I read in a magazine somewhere that MJ was behind Daria. I'm really sure, as a matter of fact. It was TV Guide or something similar...ah, heck. Either way I enjoyed (and still enjoy) it.
Hey Dude? Hey freakin' Dude?
I think that Nick's good shows were (are): Salute Your Shorts, Legends of the Hidden Temple, REN & STIMPY, Pete and Pete, The Secret World of Alex Mack, Hey Arnold!, Doug, The first 3 or so seasons of All That, Looney Tunes (Nick used to have it),Rocko's Modern Life, and Invader Zim.
Sponge Bob blows chunks, IMO.
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| "Re(4):Your opinions on some tv series, please" , posted Fri 23 May 14:36
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I could've sworn that I read in a magazine somewhere that MJ was behind Daria. I'm really sure, as a matter of fact. It was TV Guide or something similar...ah, heck. Either way I enjoyed (and still enjoy) it.
Hey Dude? Hey freakin' Dude?
I think that Nick's good shows were (are): Salute Your Shorts, Legends of the Hidden Temple, REN & STIMPY, Pete and Pete, The Secret World of Alex Mack, Hey Arnold!, Doug, The first 3 or so seasons of All That, Looney Tunes (Nick used to have it),Rocko's Modern Life, and Invader Zim.
Sponge Bob blows chunks, IMO.
Lots of places say that Mike Judge made Daria but they didn't check their facts before they reported, or they reported on assumption or something.
Hey Dude wasn't great, but there was a point in the mid 90s after which MTV and Nickelodeon were no longer capable of doing anything good in my opinion.
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| Porcellino
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|  "Re(1):Your opinions on some tv series, please"
, posted Sat 24 May 06:00
I'll give my opinion on the ones I've watched:
Downtown:
Hmmm...there is a japanese show with this name created by a humouristic couple with the same name...are you asking about this one? If so I like it. Quite oldie but very funny and one of my favourites.
Crayon Shin Chan: It's supposed to be really funny but I find it, as you said, very repetitive...Do you remember El Chavo del Ocho ^^;?
FLCL aka Furi Kuri: original, weird and, overall, superb...great script, great OST. Will keep you tuned until the very end of it due to its paranoid characters and story.
Yawara! A fashionable judogirl: I've just seen a few episodes but, as you said, the realism in the Judo technics and the well designed relationships as background made a lot of friends of me love this anime.
That's all :P
Tobanaibutaha...tadanobutada....
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| Sensenic 618th Post
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| "Re(2):Your opinions on some tv series, please" , posted Sat 24 May 08:07
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Yawara? In ENGLISH? O_O! WTH?
Anyways, I have all of Yawara on LD. :D I adore the series and am rather proud of having it. One of my fave TV shows of all time...
I think it's an American version because some fans I talked to said so. The only thing I know for sure is that here they bought this version where there was only one opening, sung in English, and Yawara got her name changed for "Ginger".
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I'll give my opinion on the ones I've watched:
Downtown:
Hmmm...there is a japanese show with this name created by a humouristic couple with the same name...are you asking about this one? If so I like it. Quite oldie but very funny and one of my favourites.
Guess it's not the one you mention. It's an MTV series about some young people living in a city. NY, IIRC ( What did I just say? ).
Si, como deduzco por el resto del mensaje, ves 3xl.net, tb la han dado allí un par de veces, los fines de semana.
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Crayon Shin Chan: It's supposed to be really funny but I find it, as you said, very repetitive...Do you remember El Chavo del Ocho ^^;?
Si que es repetitiva pero que quieres que te diga, a mi me hace reir. Los últimos capítulos han estado bastante bien, ha subido la calidad.
Me parece recordar haver visto El chavo... alguna vez, pero no estoy seguro. Si lo ví seguramente fue sólo "de pasada". I no se si tiene que ver pero vi una vez...El Chapolín Colorao creo que se llamaba.
No contaban con mi astusia!
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"Re(2):Your opinions on some tv series, please" 
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