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* TheBlockbusterBusters review of the ''Film/ScoobyDoo'' movie left me scratching my head in confusion as to his reasoning for disliking the series. Now, if he didn't like the cartoon, fine. That's his opinion. But, he states that he didn't like it because every episode was pretty much the same with [[TheDitz goofy "idiotic" characters]] and that it replaced shows like ''WesternAnimation/JonnyQuest'' and ''WesternAnimation/SpaceGhost'' due to people complaining about cartoons being too violent. Um, he does realize that 99% of all shows are formulatic and pretty much follow the same plot over and over again (Just watch any Wile E. Coyote cartoon, for example), right? I can understand for disliking a cartoon for "replacing" another series that he likes, but, why dislike something because it does that a vast majority of cartoons do (IE: Follow a formula)?
** I have not yet watched his Scooby Doo review, but I think I can guess his argument. There's a big difference between following a formula and recycling the ''exact same plot'' for ''every single episode''. Literally every ''Scooby Doo'' episode ever made (to the best of my knowledge) follows the exact same plot. Some asshole masquerades as a ghost or a monster or something to scare people off to hide some nefarious doings and the Gang exposes them. Every. Single. Time. I can't speak for WesternAnimation/SpaceGhost but I know WesternAnimation/JonnyQuest did not use the same recycled plot for every single episode. Even Wile E. Coyote mixed up the schemes the Coyote used to trap the Roadrunner. So no, 99% of shows are NOT formulaic. At least, not nearly as formulaic as ''Scooby Doo''.
** ''Scooby Doo'' uses a much, ''much'' more detailed and strict formula than any Wile E. cartoon. Also, Coyote and Roadrunner are merely part of a much larger and more diverse series, while Scooby Doo is the exact same in every episode. Not to mention that no other hyperformulaic cartoon has anywhere ''near'' the lasting popularity and impact that Scooby-Doo has.
** I have not yet watched his Scooby Doo review, but I think I can guess his argument. There's a big difference between following a formula and recycling the ''exact same plot'' for ''every single episode''. Literally every ''Scooby Doo'' episode ever made (to the best of my knowledge) follows the exact same plot. Some asshole masquerades as a ghost or a monster or something to scare people off to hide some nefarious doings and the Gang exposes them. Every. Single. Time. I can't speak for WesternAnimation/SpaceGhost but I know WesternAnimation/JonnyQuest did not use the same recycled plot for every single episode. Even Wile E. Coyote mixed up the schemes the Coyote used to trap the Roadrunner. So no, 99% of shows are NOT formulaic. At least, not nearly as formulaic as ''Scooby Doo''.
** ''Scooby Doo'' uses a much, ''much'' more detailed and strict formula than any Wile E. cartoon. Also, Coyote and Roadrunner are merely part of a much larger and more diverse series, while Scooby Doo is the exact same in every episode. Not to mention that no other hyperformulaic cartoon has anywhere ''near'' the lasting popularity and impact that Scooby-Doo has.
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* Why the heck is Erod's title theme music hard to find online? I googled "Knights of Hell City" by Slam, and nothing comes up.
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* Why the heck is can't I find Erod's title theme music hard to find online? I googled "Knights of Hell City" by Slam, and nothing comes up.
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* Why the heck is Erod's theme music hard to find online? I googled "Knights of Hell City" by Slam, and nothing comes up.
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* Why the heck is Erod's title theme music hard to find online? I googled "Knights of Hell City" by Slam, and nothing comes up.
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* Who or what is the thing that's throwing movies at Eric from purgatory?
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* Who or what is the thing that's throwing movies at Eric from purgatory?purgatory?
* Why the heck is Erod's theme music hard to find online? I googled "Knights of Hell City" by Slam, and nothing comes up.
* Why the heck is Erod's theme music hard to find online? I googled "Knights of Hell City" by Slam, and nothing comes up.
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** ''Scooby Doo'' uses a much, ''much'' more detailed and strict formula than any Wile E. cartoon. Also, Coyote and Roadrunner are merely part of a much larger and more diverse series, while Scooby Doo is the exact same in every episode. Not to mention that no other hyperformulaic cartoon has anywhere ''near'' the lasting popularity and impact that Scooby-Doo has.
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** ''Scooby Doo'' uses a much, ''much'' more detailed and strict formula than any Wile E. cartoon. Also, Coyote and Roadrunner are merely part of a much larger and more diverse series, while Scooby Doo is the exact same in every episode. Not to mention that no other hyperformulaic cartoon has anywhere ''near'' the lasting popularity and impact that Scooby-Doo has.has.
* Who or what is the thing that's throwing movies at Eric from purgatory?
* Who or what is the thing that's throwing movies at Eric from purgatory?
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** ''Scooby Doo'' uses a much, ''much'' more detailed and strict formula than any Wile E. cartoon. Also, Coyote and Roadrunner are merely part of a much larger and more diverse series, while Scooby Doo is the exact same in every episode.
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** ''Scooby Doo'' uses a much, ''much'' more detailed and strict formula than any Wile E. cartoon. Also, Coyote and Roadrunner are merely part of a much larger and more diverse series, while Scooby Doo is the exact same in every episode. Not to mention that no other hyperformulaic cartoon has anywhere ''near'' the lasting popularity and impact that Scooby-Doo has.
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** I have not yet watched his Scooby Doo review, but I think I can guess his argument. There's a big difference between following a formula and recycling the ''exact same plot'' for ''every single episode''. Literally every ''Scooby Doo'' episode ever made (to the best of my knowledge) follows the exact same plot. Some asshole masquerades as a ghost or a monster or something to scare people off to hide some nefarious doings and the Gang exposes them. Every. Single. Time. I can't speak for WesternAnimation/SpaceGhost but I know WesternAnimation/JonnyQuest did not use the same recycled plot for every single episode. Even Wile E. Coyote mixed up the schemes the Coyote used to trap the Roadrunner. So no, 99% of shows are NOT formulaic. At least, not nearly as formulaic as ''Scooby Doo''.
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** I have not yet watched his Scooby Doo review, but I think I can guess his argument. There's a big difference between following a formula and recycling the ''exact same plot'' for ''every single episode''. Literally every ''Scooby Doo'' episode ever made (to the best of my knowledge) follows the exact same plot. Some asshole masquerades as a ghost or a monster or something to scare people off to hide some nefarious doings and the Gang exposes them. Every. Single. Time. I can't speak for WesternAnimation/SpaceGhost but I know WesternAnimation/JonnyQuest did not use the same recycled plot for every single episode. Even Wile E. Coyote mixed up the schemes the Coyote used to trap the Roadrunner. So no, 99% of shows are NOT formulaic. At least, not nearly as formulaic as ''Scooby Doo''.Doo''.
** ''Scooby Doo'' uses a much, ''much'' more detailed and strict formula than any Wile E. cartoon. Also, Coyote and Roadrunner are merely part of a much larger and more diverse series, while Scooby Doo is the exact same in every episode.
** ''Scooby Doo'' uses a much, ''much'' more detailed and strict formula than any Wile E. cartoon. Also, Coyote and Roadrunner are merely part of a much larger and more diverse series, while Scooby Doo is the exact same in every episode.
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** I have not yet watched his Scooby Doo review, but I think I can guess his argument. There's a big difference between following a formula and recycling the ''exact same plot'' for ''every single episode''. Literally every ''Scooby Doo'' episode ever made (to the best of my knowledge) follows the exact same plot. Some asshole masquerades as a ghost or a monster or something to scare people off to hide some nefarious doings and the Gang exposes them. Every. Single. Time. I can't speak for WesternAnimation/SpaceGhost but I know WesternAnimation/JonnyQuest did not use the same recycled plot for every single episode. Even Wile E. Coyote mixed up the schemes the Coyote used to trap the Roadrunner. So no, 99% of shows are NOT formulaic. At least, not nearly as formulaic as ''Scooby Doo''.
* Erod is a member of TGWTG, right? Why hasn't Doug made a cross over episode with him yet? I assume it's because he isn't popular enough. He needs to make himself more well known. He doesn't really have a huge fanbase.
* Erod is a member of TGWTG, right? Why hasn't Doug made a cross over episode with him yet? I assume it's because he isn't popular enough. He needs to make himself more well known. He doesn't really have a huge fanbase.
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** I have not yet watched his Scooby Doo review, but I think I can guess his argument. There's a big difference between following a formula and recycling the ''exact same plot'' for ''every single episode''. Literally every ''Scooby Doo'' episode ever made (to the best of my knowledge) follows the exact same plot. Some asshole masquerades as a ghost or a monster or something to scare people off to hide some nefarious doings and the Gang exposes them. Every. Single. Time. I can't speak for WesternAnimation/SpaceGhost but I know WesternAnimation/JonnyQuest did not use the same recycled plot for every single episode. Even Wile E. Coyote mixed up the schemes the Coyote used to trap the Roadrunner. So no, 99% of shows are NOT formulaic. At least, not nearly as formulaic as ''Scooby Doo''.
* Erod is a member of TGWTG, right? Why hasn't Doug made a cross over episode with him yet? I assume it's because he isn't popular enough. He needs to make himself more well known. He doesn't really have a huge fanbase.Doo''.
* Erod is a member of TGWTG, right? Why hasn't Doug made a cross over episode with him yet? I assume it's because he isn't popular enough. He needs to make himself more well known. He doesn't really have a huge fanbase.
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* Erod is a member of TGWTG, right? Why hasn't Doug made a cross over episode with him yet? I assume it's because he isn't well known. He needs to make himself more well known. He doesn't really have a huge fanbase.
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* Erod is a member of TGWTG, right? Why hasn't Doug made a cross over episode with him yet? I assume it's because he isn't well known.popular enough. He needs to make himself more well known. He doesn't really have a huge fanbase.
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* Erod is a member of TGWTG, right? Why hasn't Doug made a cross over episode with him yet? Is it because he isn't well known? Erod needs to make himself more well known. He doesn't have a huge fanbase.
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* Erod is a member of TGWTG, right? Why hasn't Doug made a cross over episode with him yet? Is it I assume it's because he isn't well known? Erod known. He needs to make himself more well known. He doesn't really have a huge fanbase.
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* Erod is a member of TGWTG, right? Why hasn't Doug made a cross over episode with him yet? Is it because he isn't well known?
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* Erod is a member of TGWTG, right? Why hasn't Doug made a cross over episode with him yet? Is it because he isn't well known?known? Erod needs to make himself more well known. He doesn't have a huge fanbase.
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** I have not yet watched his Scooby Doo review, but I think I can guess his argument. There's a big difference between following a formula and recycling the ''exact same plot'' for ''every single episode''. Literally every ''Scooby Doo'' episode ever made (to the best of my knowledge) follows the exact same plot. Some asshole masquerades as a ghost or a monster or something to scare people off to hide some nefarious doings and the Gang exposes them. Every. Single. Time. I can't speak for WesternAnimation/SpaceGhost but I know WesternAnimation/JonnyQuest did not use the same recycled plot for every single episode. Even Wile E. Coyote mixed up the schemes the Coyote used to trap the Roadrunner. So no, 99% of shows are NOT formulaic. At least, not nearly as formulaic as ''Scooby Doo''.
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** I have not yet watched his Scooby Doo review, but I think I can guess his argument. There's a big difference between following a formula and recycling the ''exact same plot'' for ''every single episode''. Literally every ''Scooby Doo'' episode ever made (to the best of my knowledge) follows the exact same plot. Some asshole masquerades as a ghost or a monster or something to scare people off to hide some nefarious doings and the Gang exposes them. Every. Single. Time. I can't speak for WesternAnimation/SpaceGhost but I know WesternAnimation/JonnyQuest did not use the same recycled plot for every single episode. Even Wile E. Coyote mixed up the schemes the Coyote used to trap the Roadrunner. So no, 99% of shows are NOT formulaic. At least, not nearly as formulaic as ''Scooby Doo''.Doo''.
* Erod is a member of TGWTG, right? Why hasn't Doug made a cross over episode with him yet? Is it because he isn't well known?
* Erod is a member of TGWTG, right? Why hasn't Doug made a cross over episode with him yet? Is it because he isn't well known?
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* TheBlockbusterBusters review of the ''Film/ScoobyDoo'' movie left me scratching my head in confusion as to his reasoning for disliking the series. Now, if he didn't like the cartoon, fine. That's his opinion. But, he states that he didn't like it because every episode was pretty much the same with [[TheDitz goofy "idiotic" characters]] and that it replaced shows like ''WesternAnimation/JonnyQuest'' and ''WesternAnimation/SpaceGhost'' due to people complaining about cartoons being too violent. Um, he does realize that 99% of all shows are formulatic and pretty much follow the same plot over and over again (Just watch any Wile E. Coyote cartoon, for example), right? I can understand for disliking a cartoon for "replacing" another series that he likes, but, why dislike something because it does that a vast majority of cartoons do (IE: Follow a formula)?
** I have not yet watched his Scooby Doo review, but I think I can guess his argument. There's a big difference between following a formula and recycling the ''exact same plot'' for ''every single episode''. Literally every ''Scooby Doo'' episode ever made (to the best of my knowledge) follows the exact same plot. Some asshole masquerades as a ghost or a monster or something to scare people off to hide some nefarious doings and the Gang exposes them. Every. Single. Time. I can't speak for WesternAnimation/SpaceGhost but I know WesternAnimation/JonnyQuest did not use the same recycled plot for every single episode. Even Wile E. Coyote mixed up the schemes the Coyote used to trap the Roadrunner. So no, 99% of shows are NOT formulaic. At least, not nearly as formulaic as ''Scooby Doo''.
** I have not yet watched his Scooby Doo review, but I think I can guess his argument. There's a big difference between following a formula and recycling the ''exact same plot'' for ''every single episode''. Literally every ''Scooby Doo'' episode ever made (to the best of my knowledge) follows the exact same plot. Some asshole masquerades as a ghost or a monster or something to scare people off to hide some nefarious doings and the Gang exposes them. Every. Single. Time. I can't speak for WesternAnimation/SpaceGhost but I know WesternAnimation/JonnyQuest did not use the same recycled plot for every single episode. Even Wile E. Coyote mixed up the schemes the Coyote used to trap the Roadrunner. So no, 99% of shows are NOT formulaic. At least, not nearly as formulaic as ''Scooby Doo''.
