
Also grabbing up the Animaniacs Season One DVD. My favorite episode? Potty Emergency. Hands down.
"I can't potty in there! It's digusting!"
Don't get it? So sorry. It's hysterical. Really.
Somewhere, someone is laughing.
Stuch and Bruch is the idea that every fencing technique has a counter and every counter has a technique. Technique and counter are two major components of German swordsmanship and a fair description of my screenwriting adventures and life.
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I never really got into Pinky and the Brain. My life didn't allow for it at the time. Same, too, the Animaniacs, but I was able to see some episodes so I can remember their zany brilliance.
I had heard that both shows were canceled because their demographics were skewed too high for their time slots. I think that means that not enough kids were watching the shows to be suckered by all the ads or that too many adults who didn't get suckered by the ads were watching the show. What have you heard?
I really don't KNOW, but what I remember hearing and reading which may have since been disproved is that basically, both Animaniacs and Pinky and the Brain had niche and time slot problems. Animaniacs was popular with adults but ran in kids' time slots. P&B, which was a spinoff of Animaniacs, began on Saturday mornings and ran into the same trouble. Seems like they may have tried one or both in a prime time spot to reach the adult demographic but it neither "felt" like a prime time animated series like the Simpsons. They felt like cartoons.
I love "Pinky and the Brain"! I will most definitely be purchasing a copy . . . But tonight, I will be doing the same thing I do every night, M Batchellor. Try to take over the world!
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