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has anyone considered?
now that a major corperation owns the turtles they are going away soon i think, sure when the new cartoon comes out it will probibly be arounf 6 years or so, but as soon as its ratings and viewers drop whats gonna happen to the franchise? i dont see a ren and stimpy 2 or a roccos modern life: back to the outback on nick. they will drop it fot the next dollar and we will never see it again, and after those 18 comics there going away too. this sucks.
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I don't think the Nick series would bomb. Its airing on Nickelodeon which gets high ratings for lots of their shows, especially if its in a good timeslot.
We'll probably get around 7 seasons of the Nick show, then after that it'll take another break before they reboot it for the fourth time. TMNT is designed in a way to go through cycles each decade. |
i really hope your right
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Seven seasons is a ton. These days shows are lucky to go three seasons of 13 episodes each. I am simply amazed 4Kids TMNT went over 150 episodes.
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you right, im just saying i dont want these to be lhe last versions, cuss i have a feeling they will be the worste.
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Considered?
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considered the end is near for the ninja turtles
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That doesn't sound like the end to me. |
yeah but once those arnt making nick money were does that leave the turtles?
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or hell, maybe they go back into hiding in the sewers..... |
That'd be the day street sharks and biker mice shall rejoice...haha
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TMNT was nearly belly up anyway.
This is a chance to revive the franchise. If it doesn't work, they'll just die like they were going to a few months ago. |
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Now that won't happen. |
im with andre on this all the way. and it sucks, i think there will and should be more serious fan animation on the internet in the coming years. maybe even fan movies. hell maybe alot of people should just write nick angry letters to do it right
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It's been said before, but I hope that Nick is taking notes from how WB is handling Batman. They manage to make adult-oriented movies like "Batman Begins" and "The Dark Knight" at the same time as cartoons aimed at children, like "Batman: Brave and the Bold", appealing to a wide audience of very different demographics, while managing to keep everyone happy. If they play their cards right, the TMNT are more than capable of doing the same thing. New blood moves into companies like Nick/Viacom all the time, so even if the worst-case scenario comes to pass, a few years later the franchise could be dusted off again and given a new direction. |
i hope your right. and i want to see the movie alot like the new batman movies, besides the realism. i mean the dark gritt. completly true to the comics
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