aka "Please Don't Eat the Planet," it's a 1979 CBC television special from Nelvanamation.
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Ginny
9/6/2014 12:48:21 pm
I saw this when it first aired. I remember the animation slightly creeped me out. The thing I remember the most, though, is how my dad bitched the whole time about how stupid he thought it was...I think he was missing a football game or something.
Nonym
5/2/2015 04:39:36 pm
I don't know much about holiday specials, but that upbeat 50's song was just boss.
Me The Flea
11/2/2015 05:25:58 am
What is that song you used for the upbeat 50's music?
Prossor Kobras
2/23/2016 04:54:36 pm
Palisades Park, by Freddy Cannon. I think.
EpicJason
10/13/2016 07:48:42 pm
Nelvana is also notorious for the terrible dub of the great 90's anime series from Clamp: Cardcaptor Sakura (aka Cardcaptors).
CyborgPrince
10/15/2016 02:16:43 am
Ah, yes. Where they tried to hide the fact that almost everyone in that series is bisexual.
EpicJason
10/15/2016 02:34:00 pm
well, some were bisexual while other characters were gay/lesbians. the only thing creepier in the original version was the implied pedophilia going on with the teacher and one of the students. but aside from that, it's all relatively harmless. along with the awful dubbed actors, it also had terrible editing with some episodes fused together as one or even some episodes dropped completely for no apparent reason. they also tried to make the male character the main character in the advertisement. that's like making Tuxedo Mask the main character in a show called Sailor Moon. they also attempting to compete with Pokémon. even though they really have nothing in common. the only thing from the American dub that I genuinely liked was the theme song & the actor who played Kero. thankfully, the Bang Zoom dub for the 2nd movie is vastly superior. hopefully we will eventually get a more proper dub of the series now that distribution companies have a better grasp on it compared to the late 90's to early 2000's. the only way to give the title a pass is if they made a sequel series where they're multiple people finding similar powers and Sakura being sort of a teacher to them. Leave a Reply. |
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