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[Daffysleftfoot]

Remember that J/A who came on here before and berated our complaints of Loonatics by saying "stop comparing them to Poochie!!"? Well, I found something else to compare them to. Check out this StrongBad email (http://www.homestarrunner.com/sbemail126.html)if you haven't done so already. :cool:

[Daff Doc]

That YAD (You Are Dumb) guy? Yeah I remember him.:bugs2: :daffy: :beepbeep: :coyote:

[mbaker]

That was probably the funniest 'Strong Bad E-Mail' episode i've seen thus far. However, it didn't seem like a parody of 'Loonatics'. More like a parody of bad saturday morning cartoons based on popular bands like, 'The Jackson 5', 'The Osmands', and 'New Kids On The Block' with an 'outer space' motif that was used for 'The Partrige Family', and 'Josie & The Pussycats'. The episode dose a wonderful job of pointing out how cartoons like this don't last very long due to the fickle tastes of their 'target' audience. An 9.5 in my book.

[cbrubaker]

Yes, I agree that it's one of the best "Strong Bad Emails" from H*R. I loved the Filmation style "animation" (note how I put quotes on the word animation)

[mbaker]

Yes, I agree that it's one of the best "Strong Bad Emails" from H*R. I loved the Filmation style "animation" (note how I put quotes on the word animation)Yes, the 'Filmation' logo was a nice touch. There was also a nod to 'Fat Albert' where one of the Limozeen members throws the guitar at his 'live action' self.

[J. B. Warner]

Am I the only one who noticed that DVDs weren't around in the 1980s?

[cbrubaker]

That website has characters that doesn't have arms, yet able to life things, and Strong Bad can type with boxing gloves, so...why does the DVD existing in 1980s seem weird?;)

[J. B. Warner]

Homestar and Marzipan have arms, they're just invisible.