FABIO - 2013-03-24
Joker and Harley: undead edition
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Aelric - 2013-03-24
I remember I watched this regularly, to the point that my mom found it amusing because she though the movie was crap. Yet I remember almost nothing about it, other than a one lined about a lazy laser that just 'lays there.' Seeing this intro again, I realize it's just madness.
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cognitivedissonance - 2013-03-24
I liked this show a lot. It had a peculiar style of it's own (helped along by Burton actually being involved in the show's design).
It certainly led to me being a lifelong lover of puns.
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Kabbage - 2013-03-24
This show would go to any length - ANY length - for a cheap pun. No matter the cost. No matter how fucking stupid. It always, always made the pun.
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Kabbage - 2013-03-24 I remember once they got far enough into the show that they actually tried to do a fantastic voyage plotline. Beetle juice had swallowed some kind of bug that would... kill him, I guess? He's already dead, so... hrm.
Beetlejuice goes to a mad scientist so that the three of them can shrink down and go inside his body.
"Uh, one problem, Doc. How am I going to go into my own body?"
"Easy! We will give you a 'split personality'! "
The Doc then pulls out axe and slices him in two, forming two identical Beetlejuices, one of which just blankly stands there, staring straight ahead.
I don't know why but that is literally the only clear memory I have of this show. From time to time, I too will think about that single gag. I have no idea why it's still in my brain.
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cognitivedissonance - 2013-03-24 There was one where they were in ancient Rome, and they were having cherry-rot races.
The chariots were gigantic rotting cherries.
The villain was a chicken named "Cacciatore".
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Binro the Heretic - 2013-03-24 "Welp, nuthin' else to do. Guess I'll watch a little TV."
CUT TO: Betelgeuse watching a three-inch-tall television.
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Caminante Nocturno - 2013-03-24 May favorite one was Beetlejuice stating he stands tall on his principles while showing him standing on the chests of a couple of principals.
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Kabbage - 2013-03-24 Never let it be said that they did not bend space and time and the very fabric of reality itself to make good on a pun.
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cognitivedissonance - 2013-03-24 There was an episode near the end where Tim Burton guest voiced a character named "Prince Vince", who was a recurring love interest for Lydia. The idea was he was a depressed fairy tale prince.
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Jet Bin Fever - 2013-03-24
This show was a lot better than most of the awful schlock peddled to kids in the early 90s. Thanks for the memories.
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Caminante Nocturno - 2013-03-24
I have forgotten how good this show was, and it's blowing me away to remember.
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StanleyPain - 2013-03-24
I always liked this cartoon. It's one of the few based-on-a-movie things that actually sort of delivered a good extended universe, at least one for younger kids.
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StanleyPain - 2013-03-24 True.
But it had no Otho, and points off for that, I guess.
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The Mothership - 2019-03-10
Beetleguise.
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