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According to Titanstower.com, yes Teen Titans' cancelled. They've even got a petition going on to bring season 6 back and all.

How many seasons of Batman Beyond were there though? I don't believe that show was a particularly huge success... it was an interesting experiment, if a sadly doomed one; and it was totally cool that it was linked with JLU as the future version of WB's Animated DC Universe (of which noone's too sure whether Teen Titans is part of or not).


Totally seconding that here... then again it's hard to go wrong when you have Stephen Silver on the character designs.

If what you say is true, this may well be the greatest year in the HISTORY of YEARS.

Geeze, the last time I made the mistake of trying CBS for Saturday Morning cartoons, I was confronted by Lazy Town (which made me want to vomit), Dora The Explorer (again, the gag reflex kicked in) and Little Bill (Cosby, that is. Sickening).

People who are limited to this 'assortment' (for lack of a more accurate description) won't want to remember such a childhood. There won't be any Schoolhouse Rock or other catchy hook to pull the children of today along, unless their parents buy the DVD collection at WalMart or off the internet.

Meh indeed.

With the idea in mind that DVD sales save series, Titans' phoenix-like return to the screen might be possible in the first damned week the series hits the shelves. Its popularity is huge.



Let's not forget that Futurama is the only North American animated sitcom-thing with character development. Especially in the case of Kif.

More Futurama would rule because it would mean more Zoidberg and I'd jump all over that like a kid thinking his dad's stomach is a trampoline.



HURRAY.

Well, if Animaniacs DVDs were made, I'd buy them all.

BUT ALAS WB ANIMATION HAS GIVEN US ANIMANIACS FANS A PUNT IN THE a**s.

"You Mean Don't Say Candlejack?" xp



Hmmm, I'm a non-cable person myself so I get most of my cartoons from the WB on Saturdays . . . which means I'll watch Xiaolin Showdown and . . . thats about it right now.

I think after that there is Coconut Fred's Fruit Salad Island which basically follows the "annoying equals funny" formula. That usually results in me not watching.

Then there is Johny Test which looks like part "mixed up Dexter's Lab omage" and part "goofy kid and his talking dog use guns and techno gadgets type show". xp It isn't any good in my opinion, but it can be mildly entertaining if you can manage to switch your brain off. Why bother though, unless you happen to be watching TV while you're at work like I am half the time.

Let's see there is The Batman. I can dig it, just not as much as Batman the Animated Series. I hardly ever get to watch it in it's early time slot or I see the last five minutes.

Loonatics . . . bleh.

Pokemon Advance . . . only the first season of Pokemon was ever worth watching, just because it had the right mix of hokeyness and pluck. Who could forget a gang of criminal Squirtles or Ash getting his a** beat and his hat stolen by a Mankey? All of the following Pokemon series are just crap.

Yu-Gi-Oh, crap. Perhaps you can derive some humour from the sheer absurdity of this series . . . if you're desperate.

Maybe some day I'll get cable again, but I don't really miss it.

All of Batman the Animated Series is out on DVD in the States already (including the newer episodes with the redesign). Two volumes of Superman are out so far. There are a couple of JLU DVDs out as well. They'll probably do JL/JLU box sets at some point, but it'll probably be a few years still.

A Freakazoid DVD set would make me a happy Yuji indeed.