Southern storms prompt Fox to pull new 'Animation Domination' episodes

[radiolives]

The Perfect Storm was on Spike TV the other night.

 

[KTU_Fan]

Well everybody knows Spike has no taste anyway...

 

[azumanga]

The Perfect Storm was on Spike TV the other night.

Well everybody knows Spike has no taste anyway...

Though of course, much of the film takes place at sea, so it may be a different case.

 

[1st of 5]

Back to the original subject, these are tasteless, silly, borderline vulgar cartoons for those 20-30 something adult juveniles who never grew up, were never disciplined by their single parent and don't understand that the workplace isn't a daycare facility to surf the internet, send/receive emails, sleep or anything else besides being productive.

 

[Nate Wesley]

Back to the original subject, these are tasteless, silly, borderline vulgar cartoons for those 20-30 something adult juveniles who never grew up, were never disciplined by their single parent and don't understand that the workplace isn't a daycare facility to surf the internet, send/receive emails, sleep or anything else besides being productive.

FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT

(This long, textually simulated fart sound was brought to you by a college educated Sunday School teacher who enjoys those tasteless, silly, borderline vulgar cartoons on his own time.

1st of 5, you'll need to revise the picture you just painted--that paint is now peeling.)

 

[quadraphonic]

(This long, textually simulated fart sound was brought to you by a college educated Sunday School teacher who enjoys those tasteless, silly, borderline vulgar cartoons on his own time.

Whose time is it?
Redeem the time man.
Eph 4:29-32

 

[71dude]

TNT replaced Sunday night's scheduled showings of "Twister" with "Heat", yet AMC is still airing "The Perfect Storm".

 

[nomadcowatbk]

Even these episodes had aired tonight, they would have been pre-empted anyway. Did they air in Canada? I guess they won't air anywhere outside the US first

 

[azumanga]

Even these episodes had aired tonight, they would have been pre-empted anyway.

In the East, not the case, as Osama's death was reported after Fox's primetime finished and most stations were showing local news.

Did they air in Canada? I guess they won't air anywhere outside the US first

As I mentioned before, I won't be surprised if Global also pre-empted the episodes and showed the same repeats as Fox -- to a Canadian commercial advertiser, "simsubs" mean more viewers watching Canadian channels and more money from Canadian advertisers; if Global was showing the new episodes as scheduled, they couldn't simsub Fox.

Though then again, if Global went at it alone and showed the new shows anyway, why would a Canadian viewer watch Fox that night?

 

[vchimpanzee]

Back to the original subject, these are tasteless, silly, borderline vulgar cartoons for those 20-30 something adult juveniles who never grew up, were never disciplined by their single parent and don't understand that the workplace isn't a daycare facility to surf the internet, send/receive emails, sleep or anything else besides being productive.

And very funny. Though I use TiVo to watch them.

 

[EddieTheRapFan]

Meh, I can't stand those cartoons nowadays. They're easily the most inane and distasteful shows nowadays.

 

[BlueWanderer]

Meh, I can't stand those cartoons nowadays. They're easily the most inane and distasteful shows nowadays.

I agree, but that wasn't always the case with me. I used to follow Animation Domination block for many years even before it was called that. After seeing how FOX treated Futurama and later King of the Hill in their final runs there, I kind of lost interest in keeping up with the block regularly. I used to feel bad about how Family Guy was treated but I later realized the world was better off had it just stayed canceled instead.

I'm glad that anime exists to fill the void left by not watching that block regularly anymore.