Your honest thoughts on David Wise

[Leo656]

Spider-Man was NOT in Super-Friends. Super-Friends was a DC show featuring only DC characters.

You seem to be confusing "Super-Friends" with "Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends", which ran concurrently with the solo "Spider-Man" animated series in the 1980s.

Hopefully this information will be useful to you.

[neatoman]

The guy literally claimed Spider-Man was in it after being told it was a JLA cartoon. I don't think this guy knows, cares or understands the difference to begin with.

[Leo656]

If I have a character flaw, it's that I forever give people too much benefit of doubt.

IF.

[Vegita-San]

I'm not sure what just happened in the last few posts.. but it sure was trippy weird.

[pferreira]

Originally Posted by Leo656

Spider-Man was NOT in Super-Friends. Super-Friends was a DC show featuring only DC characters.

You seem to be confusing "Super-Friends" with "Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends", which ran concurrently with the solo "Spider-Man" animated series in the 1980s.

Hopefully this information will be useful to you.

Doh! This is what happens when trying to keep track of all those 80s superhero team up shows. Thank you for the correction.

Originally Posted by Vegita-San

I'm not sure what just happened in the last few posts.. but it sure was trippy weird.

Super-Friends weird or Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends weird?

Originally Posted by neatoman

I don't think this guy knows, cares or understands the difference to begin with.

When you reach my age that becomes everyday life.

[neatoman]

Originally Posted by pferreira

When you reach my age that becomes everyday life.

I don't know, 36 seems a little too young to be getting senile.

[Original TMNT Cartoon Fan]

Originally Posted by pferreira

Doh! This is what happens when trying to keep track of all those 80s superhero team up shows. Thank you for the correction.

I don't see the 1980's in general as a decade of American superhero series. More a thing of the late 1960's and early 1970's. Once Star Wars kicked in (May 1977) space adventures began to dominate American action cartoons.

We had Blackstar, Masters of the Universe, Starforce and many others.

[pferreira]

Originally Posted by Original TMNT Cartoon Fan

I don't see the 1980's in general as a decade of American superhero series. More a thing of the late 1960's and early 1970's. Once Star Wars kicked in (May 1977) space adventures began to dominate American action cartoons.

I never watched the show but my understanding is that Super-Friends existed in some form for a good number of years through the late 70s and 80s. Along with the two Spider-Man series as well as hugely underrated Incredible Hulk cartoon series there was a good number to satisfy comic book fans. Definitely agree there was more in the 90s.

Originally Posted by neatoman

I don't know, 36 seems a little too young to be getting senile.

As you grow older and have more going on in life and even just hobbies memory becomes a problem. Depends on the person of course.

[Leo656]

Originally Posted by neatoman

I don't know, 36 seems a little too young to be getting senile.

Speak for yourself, whoever you are.

[Original TMNT Cartoon Fan]

Originally Posted by pferreira

Super-Friends existed in some form for a good number of years through the late 70s and 80s.

From September 1973 to September 1986 to be more exact.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Friends

[pferreira]

Originally Posted by Original TMNT Cartoon Fan

From September 1973 to September 1986 to be more exact.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Friends

Yep, I checked this time just to make sure I was accurate.

[ZariusTwo]

Originally Posted by neatoman

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That I disagree with. I think that episode is a classic, it's not just one of the darker episodes of the third season (arguably the 80s version's finest season), it's also pretty pacy and packed with adult jokes. It's easily in my top ten episodes of all time. I might be a little biased also because of the interaction Don has with Irma in the episode when they meet for the first time...just stands out a great deal for me. If you thought there was an issue with anything, that's fine, I'm just curious as to what you thought was stupid about it, especially by 80s TMNT standards.

The other episodes you mentioned I would somewhat agree with.

Anyway, wanted to bump this because I stumbled on an interview uploaded in March (Transformers related) and I was startled at how much weight David had lost lately.

[bwwd]

ubelievable how much weight he lost, wow

[MsMarvelDuckie]

Originally Posted by Leo656

Spider-Man was NOT in Super-Friends. Super-Friends was a DC show featuring only DC characters.

You seem to be confusing "Super-Friends" with "Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends", which ran concurrently with the solo "Spider-Man" animated series in the 1980s.

Hopefully this information will be useful to you.

Not true. "Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends" aired during the 80's. Spider-Man TAS began in 1994 and ran to 1998. SMaHAF ran from 1981-1986. They never ran concurrently, though both DID get aired concurrently in some areas via syndication of SMaHAF.

Unless you mean the short-lived Spider-Man series in 1981, which ran for a single season, but was never widely aired, and was only syndicated.

The more you know....

[Leo656]

1. I absolutely was not talking about the Fox Spider-Man show. I assume most people would know that.

2. I'm trying not to post on this forum anymore (again). Thanks.

[FredWolfLeonardo]

Originally Posted by Leo656

2. I'm trying not to post on this forum anymore (again). Thanks.

See you tomorrow

[pferreira]

Originally Posted by ZariusTwo

Anyway, wanted to bump this because I stumbled on an interview uploaded in March (Transformers related) and I was startled at how much weight David had lost lately.

He's been like that for a good number of years now. This is the most happy I've seen David Wise. Makes a change from how he acts towards me on Facebook.