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@Nye Japan always makes the weirdest games. 

@Whompy Whomperson Beast Wars still holds up really well nowadays. Season 2, and 3 are where the show really hits its stride though, with some of the best episodes and stories ever made for Transformers IMO. "Code Of Hero", "Feral Scream", "Transmutate", and especially "Bad Spark", are all fantastic. The sequel Beast Machines is VERY different from Wars. But in a good way. For the record, I love what they did with Megatron in Beast Machines. The CGI for Beast Wars seasons 2, 3, and Beast Machines do hold up pretty well nowadays.

To this day I still think this is Alan Menken's best work he's ever put out. The Hunchback Of Notre Dame is my favorite Disney movie, and I'm glad to see more and more people talk about it.

3 hours ago, cuteycindyhoney said:

Here are a few of my favorites. I tried not to, but I just had to include one anime! Some of my favorites are very old films that stand the test of time well.

Steel Magnolias

Double Indemnity

Kiki's Delivery Service

Shawshank Redemption

The Thin Man

Bringing Up Baby

Titanic

Terms of Endearment

Iron Man 1, 2, and 3 (I live Tony Stark!)

I love Kiki's Delivery Service too!

I like you. You seem like a very nice person from what I've seen on here. You don't have to change anything about yourself.

I haven't watched Mr Enter in a while, but I remember he tends to get a lot of flak because it always seems like he bases his enjoyment of an episode on the morals. 

10 hours ago, Yellow Diamond said:

Season 1 is a bit surreal in retrospect, as the show was still finding its voice (in some cases, quite literally). Nevertheless, I really liked how grounded the earlier seasons were; nowadays, The Simpsons feels more like a cartoon trying to be hip rather than a surprisingly thoughtful sitcom.

As wonky as the first season is so far,  l like it. The atmosphere in these episodes seem more generally "chill", than what I'm used to watching from more modern adult cartoons. Also, it's so surreal to watch an adult cartoon with so very little swearing and toilet humor. I just can't believe parents considered this show offensive back then.

3 hours ago, Prowl said:

2-8 is where the show really hit its strides. The show past that has some classics thrown in there every now and then(especially 9-13) but it just isn't the same

From what I've watched throughout the years, through just random watching, the newer seasons tend to be more political, celebrity based, and end up with a ton of characterization problems. Super Eyepatch Wolf on Youtube, did a fantastic analysis video on the decline of the Simpsons if your curious. Quick question, Is season 9 any good,or is it just middle of the road? I know that season contains the infamous "Principal and the Pauper episode. I vaguely remember season 11 being pretty terrible. I've never seen every episode, so I thought this would be kind of interesting to see how this series started out.