Favourite episode

[Fasty]

ditto.

Edit: I was ditto-ing astrogirl9's post!

[cybotron]

Originally posted by jeffbert@May 21 2004, 12:54 PM

[b]effbert, that sounded a little disturbing.

Perhaps I should not ask, but, how so?[/b]

Yeah.... Howso? h34r: h34r: h34r:

[knifeparty]

Originally posted by jeffbert@May 21 2004, 04:23 AM
and I am a sucker for adorable little girls & the cute things they do.

nuff said

[cybotron]

Originally posted by jeffbert@May 21 2004, 03:23 AM
If we count the original Japanese version I would be torn between [b]Uran & Uran & cannot think of the title, but it is Uraninium's birth. Both of these have delightful song and dance routines reminiscent of Shirly Temple's heyday, and I am a sucker for adorable little girls & the cute things they do. [/b]

Here is a Shirley Temple clip every little girl in show biz should see

[DrFrag]

Originally posted by knifeparty@May 21 2004, 12:20 PM
Jeffbert, that sounded a little disturbing.

I don't think he meant it with a sexual tilt!

[LLJade]

Originally posted by knifeparty@May 21 2004, 01:57 AM
1980's ofcourse!

1960s was way before my time and 2003 doent even deserve a mention!

Hey! I happen to like the 2003 version and it's the version my fan fic is based on!



Lauren

[jeffbert]

[b] (knifeparty @ May 21 2004, 12:20 PM)
Jeffbert, that sounded a little disturbing.

I don't think he meant it with a sexual tilt![/b]

I absolutely did not intend to express any perversion or perverted intention.

My adoration of little ones goes far beyond physical appearances. Who but a little kid can live without worries about terrorists, WMDs, death, or taxes? Little kids' worst fears are of separation from mama, vegetables, spankings (ok, time out chairs for those politically correct among us), shots, or kisses from large intimidating aunts. A kid lives oblivious to the real concerns, and if he worries at all, he worries about trivialities. Parents teach children not to talk to strangers to spare them from knowledge of the things that some adults like to do. The kids usually imagine some trivial evils that these strangers might do, but have no idea of the realities of life.

TV, while entertaining and theoretically informative, conveys some innocence shattering ideas. Yet, even with the ideas that TV puts into big round noggins, kids still retain much of their innocence and charm. The things they do to entertain themselves are themselves entertaining to those among us who retain fond memories of their own childhoods.

There is a psychological term for those who are quick to see evil in others. Its associated theory holds that these people are often actually themselves guilty of the evil they see in others. Touche, knifeparty.

[cybotron]

Originally posted by knifeparty@May 21 2004, 11:20 AM
Jeffbert, that sounded a little disturbing.

So far I've only seen episodes 1-30, if i saw any others I can't remember them because it was way back when they aired them on agro's cartoon connection in the early 90's. So of the first 30 episodes, I'd have to say "the greatest robot in the world" parts 1 and 2, "the wreck of the titan", "the runaway subway train" and "the genie from outer space"

Let em go....


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Cyber Ninja strike h34r: h34r: h34r:

[Strange Wings]

My favourite 80's ep is 'The world Of Odin'. It was the 2nd ep I ever saw in my youth, and simultaneously the 1st one from which I've taped the soundtrack with a mono-taperecorder (our family couldn't affort any VCR at this time).
I really like the soundtrack-music in this ep. It sounds very atmospheric and mysterious, with a beautiful played Oboe.

The music of the fighting-scene features a trumpet and strings which emphasize the dramatic of this viking battle even more.