That's what Japanese looks like translated into English-it still sounds good to me.

Already done by SNK two decades ago for the Neo Geo

Seeing well-off white people in the 1960's entranced a lot of people, but it got tiresome.

It's sad, but that happens with old media production/properties, especially ones that haven't been rerun a lot like the 1985 revival. If you want to wow them, you should show one of the full hour ones from the 1985 version, or one of the half-hour ones.

Who went to live in England after moving to Canada from Barbados as kids.

But Mike never wanted them.

Same here.

I love it when people defend 60's and 50's TV by saying that most of the show had 'morals' as opposed to shows today, but forget how shows like Mission: Impossible had the characters do what could be considered immoral acts (overthrowing government, setting up leaders to be hoist by their own petards.) And they also…

Of the top 25 shows in the 1970-71 Nielsen ratings, only Laugh-In addressed topical issues on a regular basis.

Too bad that there's no 'American Boys' dolls…..

I'm sorry, but 'kids' not liking The Twilight Zone does not mean that they're bad people.

We already have one in North America, and corporations are the biggest feeders at the trough, not people.

Love your screen name.

If said people were that "edgy," "subversive," and even "ultra-liberal", they would have had more people of color in movies back when they were young besides Sidney Poitier and Jim Brown, and even tried to get some in as film directors/writer/producers (and this also includes women as well.) That they didn't show how…

There are articles like this, and then there's news like this that makes it all worthwhile to still love rock music like this (and to also say, 'Fuck No! Indie still matters):  Toronto to get new indie radio station at 88.1

There are articles like this, and then there's news like this that makes it all worthwhile to still love rock music like this (and to also say, 'Fuck No! Indie still matters):  Toronto to get new indie radio station at 88.1

Not these days.

Not these days.

Jean-Luc Lemur: Coke is not liked anymore in most Muslim nations due to the Iraq War, so most of them (including Iran) have their own local version of Coke: Mecca-Cola

Jean-Luc Lemur: Coke is not liked anymore in most Muslim nations due to the Iraq War, so most of them (including Iran) have their own local version of Coke: Mecca-Cola