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Blade: The Series
Spike TV (ended 2006)On the mean streets of Detroit, an ancient evil is growing bolder by the day. The House of Chthon is on the verge of eliminating the final barriers to their supremacy over mankind, and only the Daywalker can stop them. Half human, half immortal. His only allies are a master weaponsmith and a woman obsessed with revenge against Chthon. And he will stop at nothing to win his war, because he is the ultimate vampire hunter. His name is Blade.moreless -
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Ren and Stimpy Adult Party Cartoon
Spike TV (ended 2003)In 2002, John K. received a phone call from a cable channel called TNN (now Spike TV). TNN was struggling against other channels and decided to give the creator a new chance. In June of 2003, Ren and Stimpy returned with 3 all-new episodes (which used plots developed for the original Nick show), plus the classic episodes the way they were meant to be seen. The show continues the adventures of the duo from the cult classic cartoon series, placing them in a completely No-Nickelodeon-Censorship universe.
Originally 6 episodes were due to appear during the summer of 2003 but were delayed for a year along with the rest of Spike's "Strip" (mainly because of the extremely risque "Naked Beach Frenzy" episode).
Spike TV planned to bring the show back with the final remaining episodes on August 20th, 2004, but instead delayed the series once again and canceled the series in early December.
John K is working on an APC DVD for a release later this year. (Confirmed on the MOTLOS Forums by John and Mike K)
Schedule
Spike TV (USA):
June 26th-October 2nd, 2003:
Thursdays at 10:00 P.M. (Adult Party Cartoon)
Thursdays at 11:30 P.M. (The Ren and Stimpy Show, A.K.A., "Digitally Remastered Classics.")
October 9th, 2003-February 1st, 2004:
Off schedule (Adult Party Cartoon)
Off schedule (The Ren and Stimpy Show, A.K.A., "Digitally Remastered Classics.")
February 2nd-July 3rd, 2004:
Delayed until further notice (Adult Party Cartoon)
Tuesday through Saturday at 02:00-03:00 A.M. (The Ren and Stimpy Show, A.K.A., "Digitally Remastered Classics.")
August 3rd-December 5th, 2004:
On Hiatus
December 5th, 2004:
The show was sadly cancelled due to network stupidity.
Start a petition to help get the show back on the air or to get Comedy Central to air the final episodes!
Teletoon (Canada):
No Longer Airs...moreless -
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Stripperella
Spike TV (ended 2004)From Stan Lee, the man who brought us such popular superheroes as Spider-Man and X-Men, comes this new kind of superhero in the form of the animated series Stripperella. Pamela Anderson provides the voice of Erotica Jones who is stripper by night and superhero Stripperella by even later at night. A show with something for everyone, Stan Lee promises that despite it's adult setting Stripperella is "really a family show...but for a highly sophisticated family." The stories are a little bizarre but considering the talent involved there is no doubt that it's entertaining. Also working behind the scenes is director Kevin Altieri, known for his work on the highly acclaimed Batman: The Animated Series, and writers Kevin Kopelow & Heath Seifert (a huge jump from being writers for Nickelodeon's All That), the two were brought on to give the show its comedic twist. With a name like Stripperella you can't expect the show to take itself too seriously. Like a cross between a Marvel comic and The Simpsons expect a clever mix of action and comedy. Pam herself works with the guys behind the scenes as a consultant and as a model for her character. As consultant she has the chance to add her input on the scripts as well as the style of the show. The Style A gritty, rock-video look, more jokes than you'll have time to notice, and all the action one stripper can handle. Not to mention voice cameos by celebs such as Kid Rock and There's Something About Mary directors The Farrelly Brothers. Kid Rock also does the theme song. Who is Stripperella? Pamela is the voice of Erotica Jones, a dancer at the local strip club, who always has time for her friends such as Persephone, a fellow stripper who is dating conjoined twins. But when duty calls Erotica becomes Stripperella an agent for T.H.U.G.G. and a superhero who fends off nasty villains such as Dr. Cesarean, a plastic surgeon whose evil plans involve giving unexpected women explosive breast implants made of nitroglycerin; Cheapo, a super-villain on a budget who makes his henchman share a gun; And Pushy Galore, a former genetic physicist who has learned to breed animals with designer logos on their skin and makes designer knockoffs out of her ex-husbands. What makes Stripperella a superhero? Stripperella has the ability to float to safety from tall distances courtesy of her enhanced hair. Watch out for her patented move 'Scissor-ella' which allows her to knock-out bad guys with her thighs (think Famke Jannsen as Xenia Onatopp in the James Bond film Goldeneye). If she allows you to touch her breasts then look out for trick because a gadget in the chest area of her outfit works as a lie detector and tells Stripperella if someone is lying when they touch it. But the most outrageous gadget at her disposal has to be the digital scanner placed under her tongue which she can use to upload pictures to a computer.moreless
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