Comedies replacing action shows?

Titmouse can make anything seem more awesomely over the top, even Mark HAMill. And hopefully Turbo.

Oh c'mon, at least it's not a comedy like Teen Titans Go!. 

Barnacleboy without Mermaidman.

"That said, I was avoiding the TV show, thinking that it would be a water-downed, half-assed, budget version."

Are one of the Residents married?

He'd be fine with it if CMC was involved.

@avclub-7cbaf9384cf3835106bf2f444c0bcf65:disqus Still better than Super Fort Awesome Whatever.

@NerdInTheBasement:disqus They're still doing reenactments in the next movie presumably because they don't want to risk doing another Muppets Tonight.

Meanwhile, a show seemingly inspired by test screenings of The Muppets gets treated as gold.

http://wandernews.claviger….

I love how the review implies a show about a sponge who lives in a pineapple under the sea was going to be a sure-fire hit.

Shout! Factory, where are you?

Fish Hooks to me always felt too much like a calculated attempt to mix Disney's live-action sitcoms with a CN/Nick-style cartoon. It's a lot like how Sanjay and Craig just wants to be like both 90s Nicktoons and modern-day CN.

If we're still reviving 2000s Internet classics…

A lot of those shows never aired on Disney Channel, but they were all produced by Disney Television Animation.

I believe Disney Channel was never an all-animation network.

…You are aware only McBrayer, Winchell, Ferguson, and Kenny are regulars?

It's kind of ironic Disney Channel has been more supportive of creator-driven cartoons than Disney XD ever was. On XD, you can include more explosions and butt jokes, but that's pretty much all you can include.

Yet often looks and sounds like a preschooler show.