I actually heard the reason Megas got canned was because CN was doing a health kick because "TV childhood obesity [sub]maybe you should parent your kids[/sub]" and Coop is a super obese guy who seems almost proud of it. Perish the thought that was the joke though considering he's essentially a super hero.Armored Prayer said:
If that's true then the people behind that need a good kick to the balls. Yeah, sure, it's important to promote good habits...but not everyone has said good habits, and kicking off a show just because the main character likes to be fat is the stupidest reason to cancel it. Especially since it kind of promotes the, "Be proud of who you are," message that seems to be more and more faded these days.him over there said:
It was cancelled because Cartoon Network's president got fired over the Boston bomb scare, which was an Aquateen Hungerforce promotion that the locals mistook for a bunch of bombs. The replacement hated cartoons in general and anime in particular, which is why Toonami got cancelled and also where all those live action shows they tried came from.jdogtwodolla said:
To be honest, what needs to happen is for the some of the big networks to stop showing the same episodes from the same five damn shows (which are different for each network) all day and run some more of the old shows that were great more than once a week. They also need to stop listening to or being idiots who are afraid of their wallets shrinking down to anything that doesn't require it's own parking space.Scarim Coral said:
They already are trying. Adult Swim is writing and making "original anime series" to put on the new Toonami.Arkvoodle said:
