Official Info on the Nick TMNT Series

[Bauer536]

Dudes!!!! Guess what!

"Rise of the Turltes, Part 1" has been chosen as the best episode of 2012 in Kids television on iTunes!

[zkarlette]

Awesome! They totally deserve it.

[hudemx]

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

You do realize all DC shows end at around 52 episodes anyway right? 65 is they get lucky.

Batman TAS - 109 Episodes
Superman TAS - 54 Episodes
Batman Beyond - 52 Episodes
Justice League - 91 Episodes
The Batman - 65 Episodes
Teen Titans - 65 Episodes
Batman Brave & Bold - 65 Episodes

yeah all end around 52 episodes ...

[NinjaMan]

Never ceases to amaze me how much Cybercube makes a fool of himself.

[TheBlueTurtle1]

Originally Posted by hudemx

Batman TAS - 109 Episodes
Superman TAS - 54 Episodes
Batman Beyond - 52 Episodes
Justice League - 91 Episodes
The Batman - 65 Episodes
Teen Titans - 65 Episodes
Batman Brave & Bold - 65 Episodes

yeah all end around 52 episodes ...

Thats lame, YJL is so great, I hope for at least a 3rd series. I also want to see Thundercats season 2. Maybe with Clone Wars moving to the Disney channel, that will open up a block for Thundercats.

They need to make sure they put regular broadcast slots for these shows, so people don`t miss them and they have the best possible ratings, that way they will not get cancelled. It`s stupid to show 6 episodes of a season then not air the rest for like 8 months.

I hope Nick keep the new TMNT show in check, its another great show that deserves a multitude of seasons.

[The Stryker]

Originally Posted by Ninjawolf

I don't get it... Y-J is very popular... why do they put it on hiatus so much? I say it's probably the only good show on Cartoon Network (I despise the Adventure Time the characters look awful and it;s like Spongebob... and Regular Show just looks stupid and random...)

You know why Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon keep shows like Adventure Time, Regular Show and Spongebob around? Because they're ridiculously popular shows that get critical acclaim and move merchandise.

YJ for as 'popular' as it is, is still a niche show that never really 'broke through' with kids. Then you have the fact that the toy line failed miserably. At the end of the day YJ was expendable, Thundercats moreso! You go with the hot hand.

Oh yeah and Adventure Time is totally like Spongebob except that they're COMPLETELY different.

[CyberCubed]

Originally Posted by hudemx

Batman TAS - 109 Episodes
Superman TAS - 54 Episodes
Batman Beyond - 52 Episodes
Justice League - 91 Episodes
The Batman - 65 Episodes
Teen Titans - 65 Episodes
Batman Brave & Bold - 65 Episodes

yeah all end around 52 episodes ...

Are you a moron? I said all DC shows end around 52 episodes, 65 if they get lucky.

Of course B:TAS was the exception as it was written for syndication. And Justice League and Unlimited were counted as separate shows, (JL was 52 episodes, JLU was 39)

DC ends all their shows around 52-65 episodes now, this has been the norm for the last decade. If you were trying to be clever you failed miserably. Some of you have no idea had short-lived most superhero cartoons are.

[hudemx]

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

Are you a moron?

No, but it seems that you just don't give a sh** about other peoples opinions and knowledge even though you open endless nonsensical Threads. Not to forget that you think you know everything, no matter what topic etc.

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

I said all DC shows end around 52 episodes, 65 if they get lucky.

And I just showed you that you're wrong.

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

Of course B:TAS was the exception as it was written for syndication. And Justice League and Unlimited were counted as separate shows, (JL was 52 episodes, JLU was 39)

No it is no exception especially since Batman TAS was originally produced with only a 65 Episode run for syndication and a TV Movie which was supposed to be the Finale of the Series.
And about JL and JLU being two different shows or not is simply up to you own opinion.

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

DC ends all their shows around 52-65 episodes now, this has been the norm for the last decade.

Justice League (2001 - 2006) 91 Episodes
The Batman (2004 - 2008 ) 65 Episodes
Teen Titans (2003 - 2006) 65 Episodes
Legion of Superheroes (2006 - 2008 ) 26 Episodes

Even in the Last Decade not a single DC Show lasted 52 Episodes, most lasted over 52 Episodes and only one was cancled after 2 Season.
In your original Post you wrote that ALL DC Shows end after 52 Episodes, 65 if lucky - as you can see that was a wrong statement.

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

If you were trying to be clever you failed miserably. Some of you have no idea had short-lived most superhero cartoons are.

I'm made of rubber - you're made of glue.
Everything you throw at me bounces off and sticks to you...

[CyberCubed]

Originally Posted by hudemx

No, but it seems that you just don't give a sh** about other peoples opinions and knowledge even though you open endless nonsensical Threads. Not to forget that you think you know everything, no matter what topic etc.

And I just showed you that you're wrong.

B:TAS was written for syndication back in the 90's. it's not as modern as the current cartoons which adhere to the 52/65 ep rule.

No it is no exception especially since Batman TAS was originally produced with only a 65 Episode run for syndication and a TV Movie which was supposed to be the Finale of the Series.
And about JL and JLU being two different shows or not is simply up to you own opinion.

Justice League (2001 - 2006) 91 Episodes
The Batman (2004 - 2008 ) 65 Episodes
Teen Titans (2003 - 2006) 65 Episodes
Legion of Superheroes (2006 - 2008 ) 26 Episodes

JL ended at 52 shows. JLU was considered a new series. That's why the first one ended at 52. And as I said, 65 eps for the other shows is where they concluded and got lucky. Legion was canceled early.

Even in the Last Decade not a single DC Show lasted 52 Episodes, most lasted over 52 Episodes and only one was cancled after 2 Season.
In your original Post you wrote that ALL DC Shows end after 52 Episodes, 65 if lucky - as you can see that was a wrong statement.

I'm made of rubber - you're made of glue.
Everything you throw at me bounces off and sticks to you...

I understand English is not your first language as I know you're German. Most DC shows, even successful ones like Teen Titans end at 65 eps at the latest because DC only orders new episodes for syndication. Once that limit is reached they're done and produce a new show.

52 episodes is also what Static Shock ended with, Superman just barely scrapped at 54, Batman Beyond was 52, and Justice League was 52.

The others got 65 eps because the network wanted to sell toys.

[VaughnMichael]

This site some days....

[zodiac brave]

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

B:TAS was written for syndication back in the 90's. it's not as modern as the current cartoons which adhere to the 52/65 ep rule.



JL ended at 52 shows. JLU was considered a new series. That's why the first one ended at 52. And as I said, 65 eps for the other shows is where they concluded and got lucky. Legion was canceled early.



I understand English is not your first language as I know you're German. Most DC shows, even successful ones like Teen Titans end at 65 eps at the latest because DC only orders new episodes for syndication. Once that limit is reached they're done and produce a new show.

52 episodes is also what Static Shock ended with, Superman just barely scrapped at 54, Batman Beyond was 52, and Justice League was 52.

The others got 65 eps because the network wanted to sell toys.

this "rule" is something you just pulled out of your @$$. and wtf does nationality have to do with opinion?

so is the show being chosen as #1 on itunes an award type thing? or is it a rating type thing...like most downloaded or something? either way, thats pretty cool news!

[CyberCubed]

Originally Posted by zodiac brave

this "rule" is something you just pulled out of your @$$. and wtf does nationality have to do with opinion?

so is the show being chosen as #1 on itunes an award type thing? or is it a rating type thing...like most downloaded or something? either way, thats pretty cool news!

What are you talking about? The rule that DC orders shows by is they stop at around 65 episodes because they have enough for syndication.

This is common knowledge stated in the DC animated forums all the time. Learn that TV cartoons are not produced to go on for a long time, they're produced to sell toys and for syndication.

That's why most superhero shows are so short lived.

[Ninjinister]

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

What are you talking about? The rule that DC orders shows by is they stop at around 65 episodes because they have enough for syndication.

This is common knowledge stated in the DC animated forums all the time. Learn that TV cartoons are not produced to go on for a long time, they're produced to sell toys and for syndication.

That's why most superhero shows are so short lived.

Are you literally high?

[CyberCubed]

Originally Posted by Prefight Doughnuts

Are you literally high?

You think most cartoons aren't made to sell toys and for syndication?

What are they made for then? It's amazing that on the DC forums they lament this all the time.

[zodiac brave]

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

You think most cartoons aren't made to sell toys and for syndication?

What are they made for then? It's amazing that on the DC forums they lament this all the time.

selective retention, much? i think he was referring to you talking about this BS rule, not that shows are made with toy sales in mind.

christ! go away...

[CyberCubed]

Originally Posted by zodiac brave

selective retention, much? i think he was referring to you talking about this BS rule, not that shows are made with toy sales in mind.

christ! go away...

. Most superhero cartoons only get greenlit because of a toyline. They also usually get canceled when a toyline bombs.

This is the reason Thundercats ended and why Young Justice is probably not getting another season.

[ToTheNines]

Guys, this is way off topic now. Plus no one gives a sh*t.

[turtles_kolektor]

By the way... KLAGENFURT is NOT IN GERMANY, it's in AUSTRIA.
Completly different country. Shees, it's like the third time now somebody say it's Germany.
USA = CANADA? No, right? So guys please...

Also peace and love, what's the diffrence. 52, 65, 18956 episodes?

[BubblyShell22]

Wow. This thread went downhill fast.

As for that award thing, that's awesome.

[Luzmagica]

^ Yes...I was almost afraid to show myself to post : Thanks for the link about next chapter of TMNT!

Cant wait to see how Michelangelo is trying to be friend of LEATHERHEAD!!!!