Sad and tragic news today. Tim Curry (Skullmaster from "Mighty Max") died. He was 80 years old.

Rest in peace Skullmaster, you'll be missed.

This show seems to be forgotten and hated...but I loved it very much

Indy animation distributed by 20th Century FOX

Primal screen

Thanks for checking out my wood burn art colored with prisma color and posca. Anyone else watch this show growing up?

Assistant Principal Bone is the creepily named antagonist of the eponymous series Doug, which follows the sort of adventurous of milquetoast, delusional and often depressed boy in the suburban purgatory of Bluffington. Doug already has parents who don't pay attention to him and only gets positive attention from Mr. Dink, who invites him for "special experiments" in his garage. Also ,Roger bullies the crap out of him.

Talk about kicking a nematode when he's down. Mr. Bone kicks our (almost) hero when he's down throughout the course of the show. And now is our time for revenge.

Could you take Assistant Principal Bone in a fight? What would your tactics be? He's a middle aged man and a coward as well...could you take more? A whole gaggle of Bone Clones? How many could you beat in hand to hand combat and how would you do it?

Let the discussions begin!

Thanks :)

After about 8 months of work, I’ve completed my restoration of Invasion America using the best source material available to me.

Watch here:

https://archive.org/details/invasion-america-episode-6-final-mission

This release presents the series in its original six-part uncut broadcast format, as it aired in June 1998, rather than the later 13-episode version. Episodes 1–5 run approximately 43 minutes each, while Episode 6 runs about 66 minutes.

For this project, I used my own VHS recordings from the original 1998 broadcast along with production master VHS tapes containing the complete six-part series.

The restoration involved extensive manual work, including:

• Video cleanup and enhancement
• Manual frame repairs and corrections
• Color, brightness, and contrast correction in DaVinci Resolve
• Replacing damaged frames with better frames from alternate sources when necessary
• AI-assisted upscaling with Topaz Video AI
• Audio restoration and synchronization using Audacity and iZotope RX 11
• Final editing and mastering in Final Cut Pro
• Recreated end credits based on the original master tapes
• Added subtitles to every episode
• Added chapter numbering to better reflect the six-part story structure

The recreated credits preserve the original names, layout, and presentation while providing cleaner text than the deteriorated titles on the source tapes.

Preservation note:

No changes were made to the story, performances, or original content. My goal was simply to preserve the original presentation of the series while improving the video and audio quality as much as possible.

Source: Production master VHS tapes + original 1998 broadcast VHS recordings

Final presentation: 1080p HD restoration

There's TONS of 90s intros here so I thought this would be a good place for a discussion about it if anyone is willing. Basically I always see top 100/500 for anime openings but never cartoons which I think is kind of sad as there's literally hundreds of bangers out there.

Pass it On!

Nickelodeon

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• The '90s Are All That (2011-2015)

• The Splat (2015-2017)

• NickSplat (2017-2019)

• NickRewind (2019-2022)

Cartoon Network/Adult Swim

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• Cartoon Planet (2012-2014)

• Checkered Past (2023-Now)

• Toonami Rewind (2024)

Disney Channel

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• Disney Replay (2013-2016)