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Moschops was a British stop-motion animated tv series, it was written by Ruth Boswell and Gregory Stewart, directed by Martin Pullen, produced by Filmfair, Ruth Boswell and Graham Clutterbuck.

This show takes place during the prehistoric age and is about Moschops the Therapsid and his friends (who almost all are some genus of dinosaur except Flower, the first flower) that document their daily adventures in an era before humans arrived.

There was also a dutch dub that rebranded it as a show called Knobbel from 1984 - 1985.

It aired on ITV and only had 1 season and 13 episodes.

Heavy Metal 2000 is a Canadian adult animated lackluster sequel to Heavy Metal (1981) that centers around a warrior named Julie who lost her home to the tyrannical Tyler after discovering a crystal that could grant him immortality, she has now made it her mission to put a stop to his quest.

The film was adapted from the story The Melting Pot from the Heavy Metal magazine.

From questionable moments, terrible animation and genuinely a letdown compared to the original, this definitely seems worthy of a review from Saber.

Many people may know the more infamous 2003 version of Little Brown Bear (aka You're so Horrible! Really Horrible!) but a lot of people don't know that the 2000's version was actually a reboot.

Little Brown Bear or known as its original title, Petit Ours Brun, is a French animated tv series based off of the character created by Claude LeBrun and illustrated by Danièle Bour.

It centers on the title character, Little Brown Bear, who gets into mischief going on adventures with characters young and old.

It aired on FR3, Canal J and Boomerang.

It had 2 seasons and 100 episodes, some which are partially or completely lost.

This Italian/French animated film is about the story of a little girl on a quest to find her father and stop the construction of a gigantic hotel resort on a tropical paradise inhabited by giant apelike creatures called the Migoos.

There is an English version that features the voices of Whoopi Goldberg, John DiMaggio, Wallace Shawn, Matthew Modine and James Woods.

Moby Dick and the Secret of Mu was a French-Luxembourgish animated series that was created by Paul Racer, produced by Claude Carrère and directed by Benoît Petit.

This show was a loose adaptation of Herman Melville's Moby Dick and the myth of Mu.

It centers around a 12 year old amnesiac boy named Romy, discovers he is the chosen one to bring back an ancient continent (Mu) due to his heritage and embarks on a quest under the guidance of Kamal, a wise old sorcerer, the assistance of Satya, a girl who has telepathic powers and can communicate with animals, and Zu, a talking bird that can teleport, who helps him find the 24 tablets he needs to open the door to the lost continent.

The white whale, Moby Dick, is given the task of protecting Romy and his friends from the evil Captain Ahab and his dimwitted henchmen that will stop at nothing to find Mu's secret and kill the white whale!

It had 1 season and 26 episodes.

The Enchanted Mountain was an animated adaptation of the original North Korean legend distributed by the infamous Mondo World (Yep, the same people behind the Legend of the Titanic and Tentaclino).

The film is about a man named Mudal, who lives on Mount Kungang where men and animals live in peace.

One day a fawn is wounded by a hunter and Mudal chases off the hunter and nurses the fawn back to health.

During the fawn's recovery Mudal becomes depressed at the fact that he's so lonely, feeling sorry for the man the fawn leads Mudal to a secret part of the Enchanted Mountain where 8 fairies dwell.

Mudal ends up falling in love with one of the fairies, which causes tension between both worlds, however their love for each other triumphs in the end.

Percy the Park Keeper was a British animated series that was created by Nick Butterworth and produced by HIT Entertainment.

It was based off a series of children's books by British author Nick Butterworth.

Featuring the voices of Richard Briers and Jim Broadbent.

This series centered around a park keeper named Percy and his animal friends who have a lot of unusual adventures together.

The series originally ran as 4 seasonal tv specials between 1996 and 1997, which were followed by 13 10-minute episodes in 1999.

One of the TV specials, After the Storm got a theater adaptation in 2015, and the franchise was even commemorated with a statue of Percy in Raphael Park.

The Treasure of the Swamp Castle or better known as its original title, Szaffi, was a Hungarian-Canadian animated movie adaptation of Mór Jókai's short story the G***y Baron (1885)

The film takes place in the 18th century, about a poor young Hungarian aristocrat, Jonas, who helps a pretty Romani girl named Szaffi, who happens to be the illegitimate daughter of a Turkish pasha, claim her treasure that's owed to her by the right of her inheritance.

Rotten Ralph was a British/Italian/Canadian stopmotion animated series based off of a series of books of the same name written by Jack Gantos and illustrated by Nicole Rubel, the series was produced by Steve Jones, Cosgrove Hall Films, Tooncan Productions and Italtoons Corporation.

It was written by Jill Golick, Briane Nasimok, James R. Backshall, Kenn Scott, Erika Strobel and Luisa Rivosecchi.

It was directed by Sue Pugh, Sue Peters, Bill Martin, Terrence Scammell, Richard Dumont, Tim Harper and Simon Cliche.

It aired on the CBBC and Nickelodeon in the UK.

A lot of people may be confused since the IMDB page says this series came out in 1999-2001, that's because it wasn't broadcast in the US till 1999 where it aired on the Fox Family Channel.

The series centers around a bright, red, housecat named Ralph who enjoys playing practical mean pranks on his owner Sarah and her parents.

Despite knowing Ralph's nasty behavior, Sarah loves Ralph all the same and the feeling is mutual.

The series had 1 season and 55 episodes.

And no easy pickings like "Potter and Henry" or "Winchester and Frank" or "Trapper and BJ" I want more creative ones.

Like Rizzo and Flagg for example (Yes I edited this image, WITHOUT THE USE OF AI, it's a still from That Darn Kid with Flagg in Hawkeye's place) tbh idk if Rizzo would drive Flagg up a wall due to his laziness and stupidity from him or would Rizzo willingly become Flagg's accomplice in getting dirt on everybody in the camp due to easily being intimidated by Flagg, it'd be an interesting episode seeing them interact with each other for sure though.

I honestly wish we got more of Sidney and Father Mulcahy, both seem such calm and compassionate figures at the camp.

The Flight of Dragons was directed and produced by the same people behind the Last Unicorn, Rankin Bass.

It was an animated fantasy film that adapted/combined two books, the 1979 novel of the same name by Peter Dickinson and the novel the Dragon and the George (1976) by Gordon R. Dickson.

The story centers around a man from the 20th century being teleported to a magical realm on a quest to stop an evil wizard's bid for World Domination.

This American made-for-tv movie that aired on the Lifetime network and was a Spring Creek Production in association with Hearst Entertainment.

It was written by Anthea Sylbert and Richard Romanus, directed by Alan Metzger and produced by Paula Weinstein, Anthea Sylbert and Richard Romanus.

It starred Ally Walker, Hayden Panettiere and Tom Amandes, Richard Romanus also appeared in at as the main character's overbearing boss named Walter (sadly his last name is not White) but he's not important.

The movie takes place around Christmas and centers around a Scrooge-like woman, who was once a successful book editor now in danger of losing her job and has given up on happiness and become bitter and spiteful towards everyone around her.

It isn't until she gets into an argument with her brother after telling his daughter that Santa isn't real that her life turns around, after leaving in a huff she accidentally bangs her head and awakes to find a 7-year-old version of herself following her around (who only she can see) that will not leave until she's happy again.

She helps the woman rediscover her childlike wonder, reinvigorate her passion for her job and pushes her to pursue a romantic relationship with a guy that she fancies.

Considering the whole Christmas in July craze, I thought it nice to mention this movie since it's one of the rare Lifetime movies that doesn't center around a city girl forced to move to the country and get humbled by a working-class man to rediscover the true meaning of Christmas or some shit.

Little Longnose is a Russian animated film that combines two of Wilhelm Hauff's tales Dwarf Nose and Little Muck.

The story centers around Jacob, the son of a shoemaker who was turned into a hunchbacked dwarf with a long nose as punishment for refusing to aid an evil witch to kidnap the king's daughter.

Looked down upon by everyone else, his kindness however reaches a goose princess who was also cursed by the Witch and they form a bond.

Both then embark on a quest to break both of their curses and return back to normal.

This American made-for-tv movie was written by Stanley Ralph Ross (who was credited as Sue Donem) and directed by Mark L. Lester.

Starring Bo Svenson, Anita Ekberg, Richard Romanus and Donald Pleasence.

Two adventurers from New York search for the fabled Golden Cities of El Dorado in search for treasure when they're captured by a man-hungry tribe of Amazonian women, who find allegiance with them against a murderous villain who will stop at nothing to get the treasure all for himself.

Look before I have a bunch of people coming at me with pitchforks saying that I'm reading too much into this episode, hear me out.

I am not saying that BJ and Winchester should've pulled a Randal Weems from Recess and snitched on Rizzo to Potter or have him burned at the stake like some whack jobs want Rizzo to be (seriously ya'll need to calm down) but I find it ironic that BJ's prank/revenge was pretty tame this episode.

Considering how nasty later seasons BJ can get when pulling pranks on people (look at the Joker is Wild for reference) I'm kinda surprised the only thing BJ did to "humiliate" Rizzo was having Winchester trick him into giving the grenade up.

Especially since BJ had been punished for less in the one episode when he tricked Hawkeye and Winchester into beefing with each other, when he was carried out in his bunk to the nurse's tent completely naked, photographed when leaving the tent and then had his photos put up on the board for all to see.

And before everybody comes to Rizzo's defense saying that he had every right to get back at BJ since "BJ was a big Ol' Meanie to him for tricking him into thinking he got caught sleeping on the job by a higher-ranking officer earlier in the episode" I'd actually argue that was pretty tame of BJ, he could've done a whole lot worse (yet again look at the two episodes referenced above)

Rizzo however took it too far when his response to this was to instill the fear into BJ that he's going to wipe him off the face of the Earth, while we the audience knew it was a dud, BJ did not until Rizzo told him after tricking him into streaking to avoid getting decimated by the grenade (I'd argue that's when BJ should've realized it was a prank considering he didn't see it drop and if it had he wouldn't have had any time to run since both him and Rizzo would've been blown sky high and would've been seen as murder-suicide in BJ's eyes since he was under the impression the grenade was real)

Ngl but that's kinda crazy to respond to a relatively harmless prank with "I'm going to end you" that's like someone setting up a whoopy cushion on a guy's seat then the guy responds by lighting that person's house on fire.

Rizzo was really on some Jack Doherty level ish, he's lucky that BJ didn't do anything more heinous than what he did, especially considering Rizzo humiliated BJ by making him unintentionally streak for all the staff to see.

It just surprises me that when BJ has a justified opportunity to go hog wild with his prank/revenge the worst thing he does to the minuscule menace is to essentially pacify him.

But all in all, let me hear your thoughts, did you think Rizzo got his just desserts or do you think he should've had a much more humiliating punishment?

The King and I is an animated adaptation of the 1951 stage musical of the same name, this version depicts the fictionalized account of an English school teacher's historical encounter with king Mongkut of Siam and the royal court.

It was released by Warner Bros. 8 months prior to another adaptation of the same story (Anne and the King), the film was panned by critics and flopped at the box office.

The Poddington Peas was a British animated series that was created by Paul Needs and Colin Wyatt of Cairnvale Productions for Poddington PLC and produced by Laurie Frost, it aired on BBC One as a part of the Children's BBC.

It was narrated by Neil Pearson and it only lasted for 1 season and 13 episodes.

The series centered around 34 anthropomorphic peas who lived in overturned flowerpots at the bottom of a garden, who go on a series of whimsical adventures (akin to the Smurfs).

In 1992, there was an attempt to revive the series with a second season to pilot to the US, however these episodes were never published.

They also garnered a book series by Paul Needs and illustrated by Colin Wyatt.

In 2013, a second attempt was made to revive the series as Paul Needs announced a flash animated pilot to be produced on his website, only a 90 second clip exists due to the project being abandoned after copyright issues.

Not long ago I asked you guys on what "dreams" the side characters would have had if the episode Dreams focused on them.

Now I'm asking you guys on what the four main characters that had left the show (by the time the episode came out) would have dreamt about, how their desires would've been like twisted into horrors, had the episode came out while they were all still present.

I know the episode probably wouldn't have worked in early M*A*S*H due to the earlier seasons being zanier and wackier in humor compared to the more somber tone of the later seasons but I still want to hear everyone's hypotheticals.

(Also known as the Legend of Sirius)

The Sea Prince and the Fire Child is an Anime film that is meant to be a loose retelling of Romeo and Juliet about two kids, who are children of two rivalling gods of fire and water, falling in love and fighting to stay together in the face of adversity.

It has an English dub.

Also known as Night Drive, this American made-for-TV horror-thriller film was written by Richard DeNeut and Carl Gabler and directed by E.W. Swackhammer (sounds like a name the Three Stooges shorts would come up with)

Starring Valerie Harper and Richard Romanus.

After her husband is needed for an extended stay on their business trip in Phoenix, a housewife decides to drive back home by herself once she hears her son has been hospitalized.

On the way and in need of a fill up on gas, she attempts to ask a cop where the nearest gas station is, who just pulled over another driver for speeding, but before he's able to answer the cop is promptly shot to death by the driver.

After realizing she was a witness to his crime, the driver makes it his mission to chase her down and silence her...permanently.