Today is April Fool’s Day, the day for pranks and nonsense. So in honor of this, we thought that it might be fun to list some Things Only A Fool Would Wait For:
Before we begin, please keep in mind that this is an April Fool’s Day bit. It’s all meant to be in good fun and is done with the intent to be humorous and nothing more. Before anyone gets their proverbial feathers ruffled over anything that’s listed here, please remind yourself…
That said, let’s begin:
THINGS ONLY A FOOL WOULD WAIT FOR:
- One universal TV channel that airs cartoons from every animation studio.
- An HD feed for Nicktoons channel.
- Warner Brothers Animation to produce a new cartoon show for a Hanna-Barbera property besides Scooby-Doo or Tom & Jerry.
- Cartoon Network to revert to its’ original 24/7 format.
- Viacom to share their profits and in-house properties with another network.
- For Disney cartoons and movies starring the trademark characters like Mickey, Donald, Goofy, Belle, Jamsine, etc. to air on Cartoon Network or Boomerang.
- Aaron MacGruder to produce a series for kids’ TV.
- A complete DVD series release of Jim Henson’s Muppet Babies.
- Any MTV or Comedy Central cartoon (Beavis & Butt-Head, Daria, Celebrity Deathmatch, South Park, Drawn Together, Ugly Americans) to come to Adult Swim.
- The resurrection of syndicated weekday cartoon blocks like Fox Kids and Kids’ WB!.
- A new Sega video game console.
- Toonami to return to weekday afternoons.
- A Street Fighter/Mortal Kombat crossover game.
- A DC/Marvel crossover game.
- For The Hub to acquire The Whitest Kids U’Know.
- A Nickelodeon animated comedy series which contains no fart jokes.
- A Star Trek/Star Wars crossover.
- A sequel to Dragonball: Evolution.
- For any network to turn Lauren Faust’s Milky Way and the Galaxy Girls into a series.
- Cartoon Network to launch a CN Girls block.
- An X-Men series that doesn’t feature Wolverine.
- A sequel to M. Night Shaymalan’s The Last Airbender.
- A Bugs & Mickey cartoon show.
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But Warner Bros. Animation said today on their blog a planned revival of Ruff and Reddy was in the works? They were joking, weren't they.
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“Ruff and Reddy”? Never heard of it. But you know, WB should consider making a show about an orange cat who wears a bow tie and and a big white dog who have adventures together. They could call it…”Trollkins”.
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I may be a day late reading this, but it's a good start nonetheless.
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I'll add something else; you're a fool if you believe any comic book superhero movie not made by the MCU team is going to be good.
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“For Disney cartoons and movies starring the trademark characters like Mickey, Donald, Goofy, Belle, Jamsine, etc. to air on Cartoon Network or Boomerang.”
It happened. Who Framed Roger Rabbit? aired on CN in 2005.
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We're specifically talking about stand-alone Disney features and shows. Roger Rabbit was a co-production with Steven Spielberg's Amblin Entertainment and it's similarly aired elsewhere. Doesn't count.
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