Also, Phineas and Ferb. Why is it so entertaining? I watched it with my 10 year old sister yesterday...
I know what you mean, I used to watch it. I got bored, but it took me months, not the .3 seconds most shows now a days take.
I think it could be improved though. Drop the sister sub plot. She adds nothing but awkward attempts at romance and a stupid reoccurring joke.
I like to watch iCarly and Spongebob on Nick. Also, My Little Ponies online.
I don't know about iCarly... I used to hate it, but then I tolerated it, then I liked it. I only watch those two, too. Anything else, I change the channel.
I also watched Spongebob for the longest time, it was so popular around here that it managed to break the barriers for a show of its kind and gain mainstream expectance in middle school. I feel like the new episodes are not nearly as good though, and I have stop watching it.
As for iCarly…. I basically had the opposite experience as you. I thought out thinking, huh this is pretty cool, and I watched for a couple weeks, but then slowly I came to think of it as a piece of crap.
It's all that guilty, but I still watch Looney Toons whenever I can, which is not often. How they cannot continue to replay such amazing work for every new generation is a mystery to me.
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I can only assume you mean not all the guilty. That was awesome and a tragedy when they stopped it.
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