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Last post by meridianday 11 Apr 2006 10:01
I was wondering how many of you did the same thing that I did? I found myself having such withdrawls (jr high can be such a bad time) that I searched all over the tv/radio/movies to find any form of the actors voices from BOTP. I listened to American Top 40 at least 3 times a week to hear "Marks" voice. I even sent away two letters before I received an autograph picture of Casey. I had to be one of the stangest long distance dedications that he ever had. Also I found myself watching more cartoons to hear his and Janets voice. Along with watching at least 2-3 shows with Ronnie Shell in them and ones with Alan Young. I did find a few things with Keye Luke so that was cool.
Just curious to see if I was a part of the BOTP norm group or if I'm even more of a freak then I could have hoped for.
Till then I'll quote a person from above "Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars" Take care all!
Elvin Ruler
Forum God
posted 5 Apr 2006 18:02
No, but I did write a long letter to Cartoon Network when they took G-Force off. I begged, pleaded, offered my soul, anything to get it back on. I failed.
I didnt. I merely thought `well, i wont see the likes of that again` and got on with life.
But forever after seeing someone in a numbered T shirt brought a smile to my face...
...And was i pleased when in my early teens I got one of my very own....
Now its come back to haunt me (for some odd reason one of the first things I searched for online back in 1997...)
Im now old and shameless(and living on my own) enough to indulge in my hobbies with impunity.
Originally posted by gatchgirl I was wondering how many of you did the same thing that I did? I found myself having such withdrawls (jr high can be such a bad time) that I searched all over the tv/radio/movies to find any form of the actors voices from BOTP. I listened to American Top 40 at least 3 times a week to hear "Marks" voice. I even sent away two letters before I received an autograph picture of Casey. I had to be one of the stangest long distance dedications that he ever had. Also I found myself watching more cartoons to hear his and Janets voice. Along with watching at least 2-3 shows with Ronnie Shell in them and ones with Alan Young. I did find a few things with Keye Luke so that was cool. Just curious to see if I was a p Tyupoart of the BOTP norm group or if I'm even more of a freak then I could have hoped for. Till then I'll quote a person from above "Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars" Take care all!Typo, what type.
To be honest I watched more cartoons and wrote.
meridianday
Galaxy Girl
posted 6 Apr 2006 09:53
I missed it horribly and kept on thinking it would come back. And a few years later it was shown for a very few episodes (possibly 2) before being pulled again. Now I know that the reason it was probably pulled that time (in the early-mid 80s) was due to contractual issues to do with G-Force being made.
It stayed in my head though, although after a few years it was in an extraordinarily mutated form. I recall that when I first watched G-Force, I was convinced that they'd actually chopped the episodes up and made completely different stories - I was quite confused and my memory had played all kinds of tricks on me.
Ah, I believe I should use a smiley at this point.
Those are cute.
And
Those are cute.
And
Originally posted by Elvin Ruler No, but I did write a long letter to Cartoon Network when they took G-Force off.I did the same thing with TBS. I tried a few letters and even asked to have a personnal copy sent to my house so I wouldn't mess up their line up. Of course that didn't work and as a kid I wasn't quite sure why. Now I know!
Originally posted by Metaliant Typo, what type.The one where I'm the stangest instead of strangest
Elvin Ruler
Forum God
posted 6 Apr 2006 13:39
I know. I was so upset that they didn't even write back. Didn't they know what common courtesy was? *rolls eyes* Such a clueless little kid I was.
I know the feeling all so well. I was on cloud nine when I received my autograph picture. It had to be strange for my friends to see an 8x10 of a radio legend. Oh well I'm still happy with it!
Thought I would just join in hehe. Oh and fixed some quotes for gg
Elvin Ruler
Forum God
posted 7 Apr 2006 14:02
Cep to the rescue!
CEP is certainly a
always looking after us and working
to keep things in order
always looking after us and working
to keep things in order
Originally posted by gatchgirlI am partially sighted but still, I thought I was good at reading as I love reading. My god I am going blind.Originally posted by Metaliant Typo, what type.The one where I'm the stangest instead of strangest
At least you can't mis-spell the smileys. Hoepfully.
Originally posted by Firebird CEP is certainly aNow that has to be a really interesting job considering the cool people that are on this site. Good thing we have someone who can keep us in linealways looking after us and working
to keep things in order
Is it even possible to keep Imi and (The AWOL) Lyon in line???
I actually forgot about the show for awhile, aside from the shock of Eagle Riders, until I rediscovered it when they released it on DVD with Alara Rogers translations.
I'd never forgotten it, but I am still surprised that I never (when I did get net-enabled) do a search! It meant I spent 6 years out of the loop online!
Please, keep me in line! Somebody! I dare you!
CricketBeautiful
Forum God
posted 11 Apr 2006 08:26
I don't think Alara did ADV's translations. I know she did a lot of work with the fansubs, but they're two distinct entities.
meridianday
Galaxy Girl
posted 11 Apr 2006 10:01
I agree there. Any slang Alara used was at least 10 years ago, while ADV - strange as their choice of words may sometimes be - is far more up to date.
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