1 hour ago, Satam said:It's targeted mostly towards those of us who watched the original show when we were kids, but it doesn't have Tom Ruegger and the other original writers/producers, so it feels hollow.
I see, it doesn't sound very appealing to me.
1 hour ago, Belmont13 said:I didn't even know there was a new Animaniacs cartoon. Is this targeted to kids? Because I don't see many kids today that would get a Thundercats reference/parody.
It's targeted mostly towards those of us who watched the original show when we were kids, but it doesn't have Tom Ruegger and the other original writers/producers, so it feels hollow.
I didn't even know there was a new Animaniacs cartoon. Is this targeted to kids? Because I don't see many kids today that would get a Thundercats reference/parody.
Do any of you even watch Animaniacs??? They literally just parody anything and everything. Mostly older stuff but the newer season did some current day parodying. This makes sense for them to do since they are wacky and just parody anything randomly. Id also suspect that they know their audience are 80s/90s people. Also how is parodying something a way of rejuvenating the property thats being parodied?
9 hours ago, Dark5cythe said:thats just odd. Thundercats isnt popular by any means right now.
It's supposed to be a joke for Gen-Xers and older millennials. It's not a very good joke, but the joke relies on nostalgia.
Warner Media is really trying their best to rejuvenate old properties.
But really, it just looks bad. Do something new, folks.
thats just odd. Thundercats isnt popular by any means right now.
