Poll: You have the ability to bring back one of these two great cartoons, which do you choose?

[Altio]

Neither, they both suck.

Says the person with the My Little Pony avatar. Kindly take your poor taste in television somewhere else.


OT: Samurai Jack, hands down. That show was amazing, and Jack never got to go home. It was also the closest I had to violent TV back when I was a kid.

 

[Weslebear]

Both a terrible choice in my opinion.

Thinking about it I can't think of any childhood cartoon I would want back, they were good as they were and when they were.

 

[gmaverick019_v1legacy]

samurai jack was such a boss

so that.

 

[Altio]

Quick question, and this is purely for curiosity's sake, but why is it that when people make a post that is unrelated to the topic of the thread, they get no reprimand? I've seen people respond to Yes or No question threads with one word answers and receive warnings or probation for it.

And I understand that I'm being hypocritical here but I'm under the impression that it doesn't really matter.

 

[Xaio30]

Jack + The Scotsman = best 40 minutes I've ever spent on television.

I want the samurai back!

 

[poppabaggins]

gotta get back, back to the past, SAMURAI JACK
(watch out)

 

[-Dragmire-]

Out of those 2, I'd choose Megas XLR.

Samurai Jack needs a movie to conclude his future adventures and defeat Aku. And I want to see what became of the foreshadowing of King Jack at the end of "Jack and the Traveling Creatures", but the film could do that too.

 

[TK421]

Megas XLR. That was an incredibly easy question. I found Jack quite boring.

 

[FortheLegion]

Samurai Jack for sure

 

[Fbuh]

Samurai Jack, form the era of good cartoons. Megas XLR sucked.

 

[Farseer Lolotea]

It was Sophie's Choice.

And as for which one I'd bring back? I'd have to flip a coin for it. Best three out of five wins.

 

[Chris Barber]

Megas XLR could be genuinely funny and that was really refreshing. The DMV episode stands out in my mind. But at the same time; the concept ran its course and while I do really like the show I couldn't see it keep doing the same thing much longer and having it remain decent. It would have burned out hard if it had a longer run.

Samurai Jack, though, I really want to see have a proper resolution. I keep hoping that show will come back but it wouldn't be the same without Aku's proper voice. I've burned way too much time trying to get his voice down because he has some really epic lines over the course of the series. Heck, the intro speech alone is pure gold.

 

[Scarim Coral]

Samurai Jack hand down! While I do like Mega XLR but the show was just a parody to all thing mechs (and a bit of anime) meaning they wold have ran out of mechs jokes well it was getting close to that near the final episode.
As for Samurai Jack it was a league of it own (it was a cartoon show that was borderline violences to the public since all death had be robit or machine base).

 

[jpblade666]

I want the original looney toons back. That show was awesome! It was so politically incorrect at times it was great, and all of the jokes and gags in the show were legitimately funny.

To stay on topic I would have to say Samurai Jack but thats because I never liked Megas at all.

and OP, Randy Savage was always better than Hulk Hogan and Orton and Cena both suck pretty badly, Cena can't sell a punch to save his life and Orton's entire gimmick is that he makes funny faces and pounds on the mat.

 

[The Hero Killer]

Neither. I thought you were going to have decent choices like Beast Wars or Batman TAS or even Animaniacs.

 

[Alcamonic]

I have only seen a few episodes of Megas XLR. So I go with that.

I would like a proper continue for the Speed Racer Tv series from 1994 http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0108939/.

 

[DaMullet]

NO, BRING BACK REBOOT!!!

JUST ONE MORE SEASON, PLEASE!!!!!!!!

 

[mariofan1000]

I hate both.

Go dilbert, I say.

But, I dunno, I guess Samurai Jack because it was pretty stylistically cool.

 

[Zenn3k]

My choice is...

X-men

Way better than either of the two choices you gave us.