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Pavan
11-24-2007, 03:02 PM
Please read:

http://www.sitcomsonline.com/blog/2007/11/mini-dvd-reviews-christmas-time-at.html

...then discuss.

peachysquirt21
11-24-2007, 03:30 PM
I thought this was a great rant. LOL

I was surprised to see cartoons on that late on Nick at Nite. I was hoping for Thanksgiving episodes at least but no such luck.

The programming schedules for NAN & TV Land have sucked for the most part. This changing the schedule all the time is just ridiculous. I also wish they would take The Fresh Prince off there schedule. First I don't like the show & 2nd they show it way way too much. Enough!

As far as having a musical performance at half time, I don't get why they needed to do that just cause it was Thanksgiving. Big deal...

Ireneparalegal
11-24-2007, 03:37 PM
The Rugrats movie had started showing in my area around 7 p.m. I think. I remember we had just finished cleaning up after Thanksgiving dinner and my niece mentioned the movie was on. I had no idea they continued to show any cartoons in the late evening...:confused:

I don't get the half-time show for Thanksgiving football either. If they don't have a show for any other pre-Super Bowl game, why do it for Thanksgiving? That is the time to get away from the television.

I always use cash at Christmas time.

noveel
11-24-2007, 04:23 PM
Possibly targeting 20-somethings? Spongebob does have an adult fanbase,

Ireneparalegal
11-24-2007, 05:05 PM
I love me my Spongebob. He is one funny ass dude! :lol:

JulieSomoski
11-24-2007, 05:46 PM
I love me my Spongebob. He is one funny ass dude! :lol:

I'm with you . . . Spongebob is hilarious! Rugrats isn't.

Good rant Solomon. NAN has no right in mind to air a movie about a bunch of unbelievable, naive babies at midnight. They should have aired a Thanksgiving marathon like they have in previous years. Roseanne, Cosby, Home Improvement all had great Thanksgiving episodes, yet we didn't get to see them this year.

I don't mind the halftime show. I didn't watch it anyways this Thanksgiving, but it is just a normal game. They don't have to hype it up just because it's thanksgiving.

TVFactFan
11-24-2007, 07:59 PM
I thought this was a great rant. LOL

I was surprised to see cartoons on that late on Nick at Nite. I was hoping for Thanksgiving episodes at least but no such luck.

The programming schedules for NAN & TV Land have sucked for the most part. This changing the schedule all the time is just ridiculous. I also wish they would take The Fresh Prince off there schedule. First I don't like the show & 2nd they show it way way too much. Enough!

As far as having a musical performance at half time, I don't get why they needed to do that just cause it was Thanksgiving. Big deal...


If you could have saw me with my mouth wide open when I turned to N@N-lol I was in total shock.

TVFactFan
11-24-2007, 08:02 PM
The Rugrats movie had started showing in my area around 7 p.m. I think. I remember we had just finished cleaning up after Thanksgiving dinner and my niece mentioned the movie was on. I had no idea they continued to show any cartoons in the late evening...:confused:

I don't get the half-time show for Thanksgiving football either. If they don't have a show for any other pre-Super Bowl game, why do it for Thanksgiving? That is the time to get away from the television.

I always use cash at Christmas time.


Using credit is ok if you are going to send the CC company the exact amount you charged when you get paid. Not like my Aunt, charge $400 and only send in $30 when she gets paid-lol

TVFactFan
11-24-2007, 08:03 PM
I'm with you . . . Spongebob is hilarious! Rugrats isn't.

Good rant Solomon. NAN has no right in mind to air a movie about a bunch of unbelievable, naive babies at midnight. They should have aired a Thanksgiving marathon like they have in previous years. Roseanne, Cosby, Home Improvement all had great Thanksgiving episodes, yet we didn't get to see them this year.

I don't mind the halftime show. I didn't watch it anyways this Thanksgiving, but it is just a normal game. They don't have to hype it up just because it's thanksgiving.



I'm not a huge Roseanne fan but A thanksgiving ep would have been a lot better than a Rugrats Movie-lol

Ireneparalegal
11-24-2007, 09:56 PM
Using credit is ok if you are going to send the CC company the exact amount you charged when you get paid. Not like my Aunt, charge $400 and only send in $30 when she gets paid-lol
That's the kind of sh*t that gets people in trouble, not to mention paying all that interest. :crazy:

I can imagine how you must have looked when you saw Rugrats! :lol: Believe me, my 6 year old son would have watched it had he known it was on! He is that crazy!:crazy: :lol: Once I fell asleep with the tv on in my bedroom and there he was watching some channel that was airing cartoons at midnight! :faint:

MLBonTBS
11-25-2007, 02:03 PM
I agree with you Solomon... this is what has happened now since Nickelodeon has taken over Nick at Nite. This never would have happened in the past...

TVFactFan
11-25-2007, 02:09 PM
I agree with you Solomon... this is what has happened now since Nickelodeon has taken over Nick at Nite. This never would have happened in the past...


Now I understand, I forgot about the Takeover by Nickelodeon.

Ireneparalegal
11-25-2007, 02:28 PM
Hey it could be worse, they may make FRESH PRINCE: THE CARTOON SERIES.
:puke:

TVFactFan
11-25-2007, 02:32 PM
Hey it could be worse, they may make FRESH PRINCE: THE CARTOON SERIES.
:puke:


The Kiddie spinoff-lol

Dean Winchester
11-25-2007, 02:55 PM
cartoons aren't necessarily for kids. The Simpsons, South Park, Family Guy, etc... are all huge with adults. I could see The Simpsons on N@N/TV Land one of these days a decade or two into the future (it needs to wrap first, I think it's going to call it a series in 2009)

TVFactFan
11-25-2007, 03:02 PM
cartoons aren't necessarily for kids. The Simpsons, South Park, Family Guy, etc... are all huge with adults. I could see The Simpsons on N@N/TV Land one of these days a decade or two into the future (it needs to wrap first, I think it's going to call it a series in 2009)


So I take it you are a Rugrats and SpongeBob fan

Ireneparalegal
11-25-2007, 03:16 PM
So I take it you are a Rugrats and SpongeBob fan
I am!!!!:D Hey, when you have kid(s), you tend to watch what they are watching and you can't help yourself. On the other hand, I didn't need to have kids to watch The Simpsons, King of the Hill and Family Guy. Those shows are geared towards adults.

noveel
11-26-2007, 12:36 AM
Many rugrats fans are now in their 20s but I doubt they'd be home

noveel
11-26-2007, 12:38 AM
I am!!!!:D Hey, when you have kid(s), you tend to watch what they are watching and you can't help yourself. On the other hand, I didn't need to have kids to watch The Simpsons, King of the Hill and Family Guy. Those shows are geared towards adults.

The Flintstones was geared towards adults during its first couple of season. They even plugged Winston Cigarettes. Most kids were in bed when it was on.

Ireneparalegal
11-26-2007, 12:40 AM
The Flintstones was geared towards adults during its first couple of season. They even plugged Winston Cigarettes. Most kids were in bed when it was on.
Wasn't it on at 8 p.m.? That was not late.

TJL
11-26-2007, 01:00 AM
Another unfunny and uninteresting rant Solomon.

Keep up the mediocre work.

TVFactFan
11-26-2007, 01:11 AM
Another unfunny and uninteresting rant Solomon.

Keep up the mediocre work.


I never liked you so your opinion means nothing to me.