You get to bring one Disney cartoon back for more episodes. What do you pick? Goof Troop? The Weekenders? Dave The Barbarian?
You get to bring one Disney cartoon back for more episodes. What do you pick? Goof Troop? The Weekenders...
Ayden Evans
Robert Price
The Ol' Switcheroo. Classic.
Tyler Myers
MotorCity
Cooper Morris
Spider-Man the Animated Series.
I want to know where MJ is goddammit!
Cooper Gomez
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Lincoln Lee
Jace Allen
None. Because I don't want my childhood dragged from the grave and turned into a zombie. Why the fuck would anyone want this?
>Gee golly, I sure can't wait for some studio exec to take my favorite cartoon and hand it off to some retard who never even watched it
>that way I can get more episodes of my favorite cartoon, except they will be poorly written and clash terribly with every other episode already made
>Man, I just can't WAIT to see the new writers "take" on the characters I like as they are!
No, seriously, the only way anyone could possibly want this is to have standards so low they might as well not exist, or to be so desperate for any new material they would accept fanart drawn by vizziepop.
Blake Young
If we can get more toys out of it, my vote goes to Mighty Ducks. Those designs were amazing.
Alexander Barnes
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Jace Gomez
I kind of had this idea for a crossover between the Mighty Ducks cartoon & Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, since they're both 90s Disney cartoons featuring space heroes
Ethan Fisher
Fillmore!
Robert Phillips
He's ON IT!
Hunter Cruz
Goof Troop just for more Peg. There's no way to lose. Even if the show is bad we still get to enjoy an absolute top-tier MILF.
Brandon Lopez
You're getting it, but now how you want it
>In January 2018, it was announced that television series based on the films is currently in early stages of development at ABC Signature Studios, with Steven Brill and Jordan Kerner, the screenwriter and producer of the original film trilogy being attached to the project.[1] By February of the same year The Hollywood Reporter revealed that the series is being created as exclusive content for Walt Disney Studios' upcoming streaming service Disney+.[2]
Adam Bennett
Goofy was made to be the modern man so having a slice of life goofy show can be a pretty good idea. Having him be the boomer trying to adjust to the world as his zoomer son tries to ignore him at all costs. (also a hot next door milf to boot)
Robert Gomez
Shnookums & Meat
Aiden Rogers
A continuation with Max as a post college millennial would be great.
Lincoln Peterson
Or what if it's about Max going out to learn who his mother is
Ethan Perry
Would Disney ever do something like that? I wouldn't mind it.
Jordan Baker
Why wouldn't he just ask Goofy?
Chase Butler
Luis Hill
Probably not but I feel like it could be a great foray into adult Disney animation
That wouldn't make a very interesting movie now would it?