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FearlessLeader · 03-22-2011, 06:20 AM

Genuinely curious because I haven't watched a lot of animated shows recently except for the 2K3 Turtles but are multi-parters and season long plot lines common in children's action cartoons??

I mostly watch some anime series and that is there format and I like that kind of story telling and I would like to see it again here in the Nick show, but have no clue if it's common practice as I remember I saw an interview with someone at 4Kids I think Marc Thompson talking about how special 2K3 was because so few kids cartoons do with the story what they were because it makes the show harder to sell into syndication later.

But I guess also would selling the show to syndication later even be an issue Nick would care about??

I guess my short answer is my wish is a format like 4Kids had but I don't know if it's plausible.

03-22-2011, 06:20 AM	#2
FearlessLeader Mad Scientist Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Watching Space Heroes Posts: 1,048	Genuinely curious because I haven't watched a lot of animated shows recently except for the 2K3 Turtles but are multi-parters and season long plot lines common in children's action cartoons?? I mostly watch some anime series and that is there format and I like that kind of story telling and I would like to see it again here in the Nick show, but have no clue if it's common practice as I remember I saw an interview with someone at 4Kids I think Marc Thompson talking about how special 2K3 was because so few kids cartoons do with the story what they were because it makes the show harder to sell into syndication later. But I guess also would selling the show to syndication later even be an issue Nick would care about?? I guess my short answer is my wish is a format like 4Kids had but I don't know if it's plausible. __________________ Artwork by Jim Lawson