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    Lol, indeed. I'm just not into many forms of American humour - and the mundane cartoon nature of it, for me, simply adds to its overall banality.

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    Quote Originally Posted by narabdela View Post
    Join the club! They both leave me completely cold.
    Well they are adult orientated cartoons and cleverly written. Matt and Trey really pushed boundaries with South Park and it is quite deep really. I can understand they may have a marmite effect and its really for hipsters up to my age

    I dont go mad on them and my days of buying boxsets are over. Im completely bored of The Simpsons and was never really into it. I think its actually run on far too long and should have been ended years ago.

    I think we all have to keep in touch with our inner child somehow.

    Do you and Marco still like watching Felix the Cat and Popeye?

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    Can't stand South Park, Family Guy, American Dad and all similar programs but for some strange reason I thoroughly enjoyed watching Regular Show with my son. I think a big part of It was all the 80s references and the cool synthesized music.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Minstrel SE View Post
    Do you and Marco still like watching Felix the Cat and Popeye?

    No, but I am partial to a bit of Tweety and Sylvester, Foghorn Leghorn, and my favourite cartoon character, Droopy.

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