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With the dozens of streaming networks out there, many do not list classic cartoons from the early 80's or mid 90's. As streamers get more and more into narrow casting, classic cartoons get pushed off to the side. Well Tubi is coming to the rescue on March 1 with a list of shows that will satisfy 50 year olds to 25 year olds. There is something for everyone on these shows listed below.
Leave a comment on what show you are most looking forward to!
If you are lucky enough to find your nerd soulmate, lock them down, put a ring on it, propose, do whatever you can to keep that relationship whole because you got something special! These folks already figured this out!
To celebrate Black History Month and one of the tenets of Brothascomics is to celebrate Black Cosplay and create a space for cosplayers at cons to feel safe and celebrate their creativty in nerd spaces
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To celebrate Black History Month and one of the tenets of Brothascomics is to celebrate Black Cosplay and create a space for cosplayers at cons to feel safe and celebrate their creativty in nerd spaces
Every once in a while a cosplay is so random and awesome, you gotta document it!
I got you here. From cereal heroes to the Warriors coming out to play in Atlanta!
I always love finding Waldo and having killers kill me at cons
Its my favorite part of the DragconCon experience
In our continued look back at cartoons from the 80's that often went overlooked, we look back at the CBS SuperCade Block from 1983. Everyone network was jumping on the arcade bandwagon and CBS was right near the top- dedicating an entire block of Saturday morning to arcade based shows. The quality of the games outweighed the cartoons by a county mile.
Running from September of 1983- December of 1984.... considered to be 2 seasons, CBS had 4, 11 minute cartoon blocks based on video games such as Frogger, Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong, jr and Q-Bert. While based on the video games, even for Saturday morning cartoons in the 80's, these shows were super cheesy and we not well received by kids or teens who were shelling out quarter after quarter on these games
But who would I be if I did not give you the link to see for yourself
Leave a comment to let me know what you think!!
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