Ever noticed the low production value of disney's "That's so raven" when compared to "Phil of the Future"?
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Actually I did notice that. its because Raven recorded with video and other shows use film. gives them a cleaner look. as to why? I guess to cut cost. but the series is cancelled. However: \n\nCory in the House, which features two characters from the network's hit comedy That's So Raven.\n\nIn the series, Kyle Massey and Rondell Sheridan will reprise the roles they have played for the past four years--Cory and Victor Baxter, a son and father now making the move to the White House.\n\nWhile Raven goes off to college and mom Tanya moves to the UK to finish law school, Victor is handpicked to be the personal chef to the newly elected president. He and Cory move into the staff quarters of the White House and must contend with characters including the president's sly 8-year-old daughter and his no-nonsense personal adviser.
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happy feet looks cuter...the other one just looks dumb.  but i haven't seen either!
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I've seen it. There are some parts which are funny but generally I think they are just trying to cash in on the success of the other movies. And yeah, I think it was abit farfetched, it felt like it was trying to hard to be funny
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I  could spare only a few mints to see the serial.\nThe Serial Starts  with Raven getting the news of his son's death\nMegnath.Donot worry you did not miss much of the MAIN Charactors role in the first episode.
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Most likely it will be in the works shortly.  Hollywood producers are sooooo short on ideas that they are making remakes of practically everything.  It's sad because there are no new ideas in any of the idiots heads, yet they get paid big bucks for putting out trash like The Dukes of Hazard, Starsky and Hutch and other bad 70s TV series and then they put out movies after they've already been out Texas Chainsaw Massacre and The Poseiden Adventure.  Come on Hollywood, cut the crap and put out something worthwhile.  It may cost you but it takes money to make money.
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Out of the choices you gave, I choose "Failure To Launch".  I'll wait for "Aquamarine" to come out on DVD before I watch it.  And as for "The Pink Panther" and "Curious George"... I'll pass.
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Doesn't look like it was ever filmed when in the theatre.  There was a 1982 TV version, but that doesn't seem to be available on video either.  Too bad--GREAT show...
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Canadian Idol is not as 'big production' as American Idol, for sure, (no big $$), but it really is an identical format...it hasn't been the greatest, but not the worst either...let's give 'em a chance and see what happens this season...did you catch Monday's show with them all being 'silly' and fed up with the no-talents - hilarious, EH!\n(Signed, a Canadian EH!)
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Can I vote for none of the above?  This talentless duo makes me almost pine for the return of Fantasia.....\n\nAlmost.   \n\nAnd now that the show is a minor hit, can't they get someone to write a song for the final two that doesn't sound like it was jotted down by Diane Warren on TP while he was getting rid of last night's dinner?
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lol. i agree, but i mean come on...it's only disney channel..but if she ever gets in a  movie, don't let it be a dramatic one. i'll start laughing until i cry hard.
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I didn't watch the whole thing, but what I did see it wasn't that they were singing off key - it was that ABC's production quality was that poor.  The sound was tinny, and really bad, they camera shots were not consistent and there were times when the screen went black - in general a very poor production.  If I were the Country Music Association, I would be raising all manner of hades this morning with the production staff who botched the telecast so badly.  To be honest, I've seen high school productions that were videotaped by a proud parent that the tape looked more professional than last night's awards show did.\n\nMaybe they will do better next time.  And put it on a different network - my antenna doesn't pick up ABC, so I had to go elsewhere to see what I did get to see.
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SPONGEBOB!!!!!   Every time I've ever watched thats so raven she always misinterprets her visions. Being honest if you were wrong that much after a while you wouldnt even trust your visions anymore, but she always goes and does something stupid anyway
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ohhh... {cringe} sid and marty krofft were going bonkers in the 70s with kid stuff like land of the lost, sigmund and the sea monsters (sorry, tomatoes only please!) and h r pufnstuf.  that alarming talking flute... what's more creepy than that?\n\nalso i remember the schoolhouse rock songs (the 1st infomercials?) on saturday mornings... "interplanetary janet she's a galaxy girl..."  and the cartoon "super friends".\n\nsomehow, we didn't care that there were only 4 channels, did we?
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actually the correct answer would be that the charecter;'s name was on both shows. No producers ever realized this or I am sure there would have  been a major copy wright infringement. Good luck and god bless  and happy thanksgiving.
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I saw it on woody woodpecker. Billies back- back- back. It's made by Tex Avery for Warner Bros. The title of the cartoon is "Billy Boy" made in 1954. About a Wolf farmer who gets a goat and it ends up eating everything. I think it would be on a Tex Avery dvd some where. I know when I find it I'm buying it! ....did you find it yet?
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They are still making them but no where near as much...Disney though DOES NOT make VHS any more
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No, you're not the only one to notice.  The last time I turned on Nick, I was shocked at the "adult" style of comedy they had, even in the cartoons!  Personally, I miss "You Can't Do That On Television" and the morning set of shows called "Pinwheel."