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Old 02-28-2005, 05:17 AM   #1
CylonsKlingonsDaleksOhMy
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Tmnt Cartoon in Best 100 Cartoons Ever programme.

If you live in UK, you might of seen a top 100 Cartoons programme on Channel 4 last night, where they count down from 100 showing clips from them and usually some struggling or minor celebrity or someone involved with the show talks about it.

The Turtles Cartoon did better than i expected, they were 27th! They just showed you the whole intro of the original cartoon, and the contribution was rubbish! What's more interesting is they were higher placed than other 80s cartoons that were hugely popular like Transformers, He-man, Thundercats & Inspector Gadget. I think it may of been the highest placed 80s cartoon, except from the Simpsons, which took the obvious no. 1 spot. The Top 20 were mostly recent ones. I was just happy that the Turtles were higher placed than Pokemon which was down in the 40s.

However, i thought in a cartoon poll, was it nesscessary for animated feature films and 3-d animated films to be featured in it, as well as plasticine animation? I thought it might only be TV cartoons. The Top 20 were dominated with them , with the likes of "Finding Nemo", "Toy Story", "The Incredibles", "Shrek", "The Lion King".

So 1st Place was "The Simpsons"
2nd Place "Tom & Jerry"
3rd Place "South Park"

"Transformers" & " He-man" were both in the 30s, And Thundercats was at 54.
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