It turns a somewhat iffy concept, namely a beautiful woman clearly being auctioned off by her captors, into a badass pirate. It’s not like there weren’t female pirates in history. It was just let down a bit by the writing in OTL.
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It turns a somewhat iffy concept, namely a beautiful woman clearly being auctioned off by her captors, into a badass pirate. It’s not like there weren’t female pirates in history. It was just let down a bit by the writing in OTL.
While we're on the subject of Pirates, the POTC movie will be the next meaty update.
However, ITTL, it won't be Disney's first PG-13 movie. That honor belongs to The Black Cauldron which came out 19 years ago ITTL.
However, ITTL, it won't be Disney's first PG-13 movie. That honor belongs to The Black Cauldron which came out 19 years ago ITTL.
Speaking of which, what Disney animated films have gotten either PG or PG-13 ratings so far ITTL? I do feel we will be seeing more older rating films coming during the 2000's and 2010's
@QTXAdsy
PG
The Empire Strikes Back (1983)
Revenge of the Jedi (1985)
Dark Empire (1994)
Rise of the Sith (1997)
The Phantom Menace (1999)
Treasure Planet (2001)
PG-13
The Black Cauldron (1984)
Nineteen Eighty Four (1998)
PG
The Empire Strikes Back (1983)
Revenge of the Jedi (1985)
Dark Empire (1994)
Rise of the Sith (1997)
The Phantom Menace (1999)
Treasure Planet (2001)
PG-13
The Black Cauldron (1984)
Nineteen Eighty Four (1998)
If the time ever comes, what do you think Disney's first R-rated animated feature could be? I'm open to marketing ideas.
Disney itself won’t be making that. That’s a Hyperion picture if I ever heard one.
Hyperion is about to bring out its first TV-MA rated animated series.
Glad to be hearing that.
What will it be about? Is it based on an established property?
It's a project that Stan Lee had in mind for a while. Pamela Anderson is attached to voice the lead character.
Will wrek it ralph still happen. Do you reamber my subpar heroes idea. We had vain stupid incompent who are taking the credit for crimes stop by an oridanyr cop, a black belt martilist and a guy who is good with a baseball bat. Most of the heros are obliovus to the fact that it's the jhon q citizens saving day but one the meambers is smart enough to relize but he is a sleeze ball and use his smart to make sure his team get the credit. In season tow the hero team is joined by a new hero. the old heros treat the new hero like dirt but the new heroe is the only turley compet memaber. He also soon relizes that the super heroes are zero and it is the 3 jhon q's saving the day. He respects the john q's and try to give him credit but the team sleezy media man won't let him. He also want to quite the team but he is stuck due to a contract
Wreck it Ralph won't be for another nine years, so there's plenty of time to play around with the Subpar Heroes idea.
That's all I need to know to get hyped for said project.
What if instead of being three random civilians who are doing the work, what if it's another team of superheroes that are doing it? It's just that another, more glamorous superhero team usually arrives late and takes the credit. It's not even the other superhero team's fault. They're genuine, if somewhat vain and incompetent, heroes. Their corporate sponsors have just decided that they're more marketable and have rigged it so they can arrive at the exact right moment to get all the press. Ironically, one of the major villains the "B-Team", as our heroes are called, has to defeat is someone who could've exposed the fraud for what it is at the expense of permanently disillusioning the city with the very concept of heroism. Thus they prove their heroism by making the right decision instead of the one that'd benefit them personally in the short-term.
Gary the Rat and Stripperella
On the night of June 26, 2003, the Fox network (known IOTL as FX), launched two new adult animated series.
GARY THE RAT
Created by Robb and Mark Cullen
Produced by Grammnet Productions
Distributed by 20th Century Fox Television
Gary Andrews (Kelsey Grammer) is a New York City lawyer who wakes up one morning to discover he's mysteriously turned into a human sized rodent. Now, Gary must balance maintaining his career and coming to terms with his appearance. But there's one problem; a neighbor at his apartment complex tries to have him removed from the premises by an exterminator.
Sample promo:
Screenshot from a Fox promo for the show.
GARY:
Let's take a look at those briefs. *wink*
BRUNETTE:
But I don't have them on me!
GARY:
Indeed!
ANNOUNCER:
Gary the Rat, starring Kelsey Grammer. Thursday nights at 10:30 on Fox.
STRIPPERELLA
Produced and distributed by Hyperion Television
Created by Stan Lee
Tie-in comic published by Image Comics
By night, Erotica Jones (Pamela Anderson) is an exotic dancer. By later night, she is secretly Stripperella, a superheroine/secret agent.
Stripperella has the potential to either be the biggest risk Hyperion has taken, or to be a mere trivia question in the legacy of Stan Lee.
VOICES
Pamela Anderson as Erotica Jones/Stripperella
Tom Kenny as Kevin
Maurice LaMarche as Leonard and Chief Stroganoff
Sirena Irwin as Persephone
Jill Talley as Giselle
Joey Lauren Adams as Catt
Jon Cryer as Cupid O'Connor/Chipperella
Dan Castellaneta as a villain based on John K
GARY THE RAT
Created by Robb and Mark Cullen
Produced by Grammnet Productions
Distributed by 20th Century Fox Television
Gary Andrews (Kelsey Grammer) is a New York City lawyer who wakes up one morning to discover he's mysteriously turned into a human sized rodent. Now, Gary must balance maintaining his career and coming to terms with his appearance. But there's one problem; a neighbor at his apartment complex tries to have him removed from the premises by an exterminator.
Sample promo:
Screenshot from a Fox promo for the show.
GARY:
Let's take a look at those briefs. *wink*
BRUNETTE:
But I don't have them on me!
GARY:
Indeed!
ANNOUNCER:
Gary the Rat, starring Kelsey Grammer. Thursday nights at 10:30 on Fox.
STRIPPERELLA
Produced and distributed by Hyperion Television
Created by Stan Lee
Tie-in comic published by Image Comics
By night, Erotica Jones (Pamela Anderson) is an exotic dancer. By later night, she is secretly Stripperella, a superheroine/secret agent.
Stripperella has the potential to either be the biggest risk Hyperion has taken, or to be a mere trivia question in the legacy of Stan Lee.
VOICES
Pamela Anderson as Erotica Jones/Stripperella
Tom Kenny as Kevin
Maurice LaMarche as Leonard and Chief Stroganoff
Sirena Irwin as Persephone
Jill Talley as Giselle
Joey Lauren Adams as Catt
Jon Cryer as Cupid O'Connor/Chipperella
Dan Castellaneta as a villain based on John K
@OldNavy1988 If the name of the villain based on John K is going to be as (un)subtle as the other names you could call him John/Jon Kreep. You never answered about whether the one-shot character of Reverend Jack Cheese would be given a greater presence in the new Ren and Stimpy. He was a parody of John K before doing that was cool.
What's the next meaty update going to be on?
What's the next meaty update going to be on?
Next meaty update will be on Doctor Strange and the first Pirates of the Caribbean movie.
Jack Cheese will definitely get more screen time. Not only will he serve as a skewering of John K, he will also replace George Liquor.
Wilbur Cobb, the kindly old man from the OTL Games Animation episodes will serve as the antithesis of Jack Cheese/George Liquor.
Sorry for the delayed response.
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