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Old 02-16-2003, 05:50 PM   #21
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Here's the link!

http://www.dvdtoons.com/wanted/4

Sounds like what we've been waiting for!
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Old 02-16-2003, 06:37 PM   #22
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I would totally buy it.
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Old 02-16-2003, 09:21 PM   #23
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I would totally buy it.
What he said

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Old 02-16-2003, 10:45 PM   #24
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I'll only buy the first DVD if it contains the 5 episode miniseries. Serials rock and despite TMNT being a cartoon, the first 5 episodes were much more serious and story oriented, with the humor flowing from it, than any of the following seasons. If you watch the last episode of season 1, "The Shredder is Splintered," and the first episode of season 2, "Return of the Shredder" the artistic style, humor, and tone are much lighter.
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Old 02-16-2003, 10:54 PM   #25
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I would totally buy it.
What he said

Alright, that settles it! I'm going job hunting all this week now!
I am so with ya on that one ^^
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Old 02-16-2003, 11:17 PM   #26
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I'll only buy the first DVD if it contains the 5 episode miniseries. Serials rock and despite TMNT being a cartoon, the first 5 episodes were much more serious and story oriented, with the humor flowing from it, than any of the following seasons. If you watch the last episode of season 1, "The Shredder is Splintered," and the first episode of season 2, "Return of the Shredder" the artistic style, humor, and tone are much lighter.
For cyring out loud, not another "only the first season was worth watching" loonie...
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Old 02-16-2003, 11:23 PM   #27
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so happy

That makes me happy. I am sick of watching dl'ed copies with subtitles and fuzzy old worn out tapes. BRING ON THE TURTLES!

Actually...I agree the first five were a bit darker than the rest...but a lot of neat things came out of the following 9 years...and they're worth watching.

Release them all to DVD (i'm going to have to start saving now.)

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Old 02-17-2003, 06:24 AM   #28
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I'll only buy the first DVD if it contains the 5 episode miniseries. Serials rock and despite TMNT being a cartoon, the first 5 episodes were much more serious and story oriented, with the humor flowing from it, than any of the following seasons. If you watch the last episode of season 1, "The Shredder is Splintered," and the first episode of season 2, "Return of the Shredder" the artistic style, humor, and tone are much lighter.
For cyring out loud, not another "only the first season was worth watching" loonie...
What he said is a known fact. It got much more kid frinedly after the first season.
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Old 02-17-2003, 07:20 AM   #29
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Oh, for Pete's sake! It was a cartoon, it was SUPPOSED to be kid friendly!
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The whole show could have been darker like the First season.
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Old 02-17-2003, 07:37 AM   #31
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The first season was hardly what I would call 'dark'.
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No, but I said darker.
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Old 02-17-2003, 09:58 AM   #33
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I don't care which season it is, I'm still buying them ALL!
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I'll only buy the first DVD if it contains the 5 episode miniseries. Serials rock and despite TMNT being a cartoon, the first 5 episodes were much more serious and story oriented, with the humor flowing from it, than any of the following seasons. If you watch the last episode of season 1, "The Shredder is Splintered," and the first episode of season 2, "Return of the Shredder" the artistic style, humor, and tone are much lighter.
For cyring out loud, not another "only the first season was worth watching" loonie...
What he said is a known fact. It got much more kid frinedly after the first season.
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Opinion = something that CANNOT be proven, i.e. something of personal taste only

In short, saying that only the first season was worth watching is an OPINION.
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No one said that... Only that the feel of the show changed. To better or worse, thats a matter of opinion.
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Old 02-17-2003, 11:47 AM   #36
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Man Not Anoather I Hate The Old Cartoon Thread. I Don't care what you didn't like or its not dark enough. Geez it was the best cartoon it rocked there was nothing wrong about it. If you want Darker Turtles you got your Mirage Comic and the New Cartoon to rave about but don't bash the cartoon on what you wanted or thought how it was supposed to be.
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You are the only that has said it in this thread. The guy just said that the series changed after the first season. And it did.
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Old 02-17-2003, 09:11 PM   #38
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I mentioned this in the last TMNT on DVD thread. To see the way Artisan may release TMNT and other cartoons, look at how they're doing their upcoming release of Speed Racer.

It contains the first 11 episodes and is called volume one. I believe TMNT will get the same treatment. At least the first 5 episodes.
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Let's hope so!
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Old 02-18-2003, 04:32 AM   #40
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I'll only buy the first DVD if it contains the 5 episode miniseries. Serials rock and despite TMNT being a cartoon, the first 5 episodes were much more serious and story oriented, with the humor flowing from it, than any of the following seasons. If you watch the last episode of season 1, "The Shredder is Splintered," and the first episode of season 2, "Return of the Shredder" the artistic style, humor, and tone are much lighter.
For cyring out loud, not another "only the first season was worth watching" loonie...
What he said is a known fact. It got much more kid frinedly after the first season.
Fact?

Fact = something that can be PROVEN

Opinion = something that CANNOT be proven, i.e. something of personal taste only

In short, saying that only the first season was worth watching is an OPINION.
Well, TheOldKing never said that only the first season is worth watching... He said that the first season was "more serious and story oriented", and isn't that pretty much a fact?
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