DarkGob

I read it more like "Thanks, looks like I was just overestimating how bad it had gotten."

The 80s cartoon didn't "start it all", the Turtles were a comic book first, which is the entire point of this list, so your point is irrelevant. Also I wasn't referring to the movie TMNT, I was just using the acronym because I didn't feel like typing out "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" twice. See how long that is? My fingers are exhausted (that's what she said). Anyway, both the 1987 and 2003 cartoon had this title.

Also the 2003 series bore much more resemblance to the comics than the 1987 series, so if you're really a purist, shouldn't you ignore the one that turned the Turtles into rad pizza dudes and quickly turned into a show whose only real purpose was to sell toys?

I will agree that the 80s show was more important (and a bigger hit) as it raised the status of the Turtles from indie cult comic book to pop culture icon status.

I don't agree that Batman: TAS is far back on the list of important, they did a lot of stuff that children's cartoons just didn't do back then. It was also probably the first children's cartoon that, for the most part, handled its subject matter in a mature manner (yeesh, say that 5 times fast). I can't think of any other cartoon before B:TAS that had nearly as much depth.

Except dressing him like a Power Ranger would be an offense anyway, so the costume would still be generic'd.

But it's not a rubber suit anymore, it's combat armor.

Probably means powersets -- Street Justice, Titan Weapons, Staff Melee.

It's a really vague memory so I forget exactly what it was, but I think it basically told Superman's origin in the context of the Silver Age so that wasn't exactly a major concern. My clearest memory though is a picture of a barber trying to cut young Clark's hair, only to be exasperated at his scissors breaking.

I think it was a kid's book rather than a comic, to tell you the truth.

Julian McMahon absolutely had the potential to be a great Doom, I blame this on the filmmakers.

We might have a poster named Heisenberg, but I can't be sure.

I think you're reading too much into the phrase "since the Praxis incident". To me it says, "After 100 years of kowtowing to the Federation, the Klingons are getting restless".

The fact that you can possibly frame this as a bad thing boggles my mind.

Cameo appearance != creative mind behind it. And no, none of the Star Trek spoofs in Family Guy count either.

No KOIS, not you. Nobody here is talking about cheese or Legos.

Him? Always thought it was a her.

But...Khan wasn't even white. (Yes I know you're referencing the Joker, but...)

Fixed that for you.

Re: the topic

Yes to: Family Guy ending
No to: Seth MacFarlane having to do anything with Star Trek