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Aside from Daria, Celebrity Deathmatch, and Downtown. They came back a decade later, but only for one season. Now its all about Ridiculousness.
This is a small update so folk can see what’s actually been added to the site.
We’ve brought in three curators now who are actively helping find and add new content. That’s been a big shift for us. It means I’m not buried in every single addition anymore, so I can focus properly on fixing bugs, improving features, and building the next parts of the platform instead of just keeping it afloat day to day. So aye, genuine thanks to them. It makes a difference more than I can properly explain in a single post.
Right, onto the actual update.
We’re now running 14 live channels. That includes a mix of our own curated streams alongside real broadcast channels like POP UK, Tiny Pop UK, Cartoon Network USA, and Nickelodeon USA.
Everything comes with full 24-hour EPG data, so you’re not guessing what’s on or when it’s on. It’s all laid out properly.
On top of that, the library has grown into something a bit ridiculous in size. Over 1,400 films available and more than 40,000 TV episodes. It’s the kind of number that stops making sense after a while. There’s more content in there than most people could realistically get through in years, and it’s still being added to constantly.
We’re also opening things up a bit more.
If you’re into movies and TV, especially retro stuff, we’re looking for people who want to write blog posts for the site. We’re also after contributors who can help add trivia, facts, quotes, and even game cheats where it fits. The idea is simple. Build a proper living database instead of just a static catalogue.
So if you’re into old TV, films you forgot existed, weird trivia rabbit holes, and all that sort of thing, you’ll fit right in.
Gargoyles wasn't just another 90s cartoon—it was, in my opinion, the BEST animated show of the decade. Dark storytelling, Shakespeare references, Keith David's iconic voice work, and animation that still holds up today. This gothic masterpiece proved cartoons could be sophisticated, mature, and unforgettable.
It could be just a funny line,funny line delivery and just a overall memorable line but which one?
Like yeah she's into Ed but her feelings for Double D more or less still lingered.
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May ,at least, was capable of acting slightly normal around Ed with giving him a Valentine's.
I wholeheartedly feel like Marie is the most obsessed considering how Furious she gets when any girl is even in Double D's vicinity.
Thankfully I have the vast majority of the games I really want. My backlog across generations is so large, I have now the best reason to finally play everything I own, or as much as I can at least. Some cartoons and anime will eventually be harder and harder to get I imagine, sadly.