i remember people made a big deal out of this back in the day when it was in production but i have never heard anything from anyone who has actually watched it and i wonder why
I remember people made a big deal out of this back in the day when it was in production but i have never heard anything...
Brandon Sanders
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Blake Gonzalez
Wasn’t this animated in Mexico?
Nathaniel Hill
comfy
Christopher Fisher
It was animated in Ireland, the target audience was Mexico.
Evan Ortiz
>the target audience was Mexico.
Why?
Lincoln Gomez
Top cat was always a fucking failure in the US, but a massive success in Latin America
Austin Jones
Because those who have actually watched would rather have not.
It was pretty big there
John Bell
Because it was comeback not worthy of making.
Cameron Turner
How come? It was way better than the Beverly Hills Cats movie.
Jaxon Richardson
Top Cat deserves a new series
Brandon White
>It was animated in Ireland
Matthew Sullivan
Mexico and Latin America love "underdog" grifter characters that use their wits to get things from the rich.
The Top Cat intro is essentially that 100%.
Don Gato y su Pandilla.
Jaxson Wood
I heard it did poorly in the US during prime time, when it first aired, because HB kept trying for another Flintstones. Apparently it did better on a weekend slot but by then, the damage was done and there were only 30 episodes.
Ryan Cox
Not with our current industry.
Matthew Smith
I mean this is the thing I liked the most on boomerang. If that means anything.
Justin Thompson
Boomerang is shit.
Tooncast is great.
Tyler Morgan
Never saw the CG ones, the 2D ones look like a Adult Swim show with a little more budget.
Asher Hall
>Ever using comfy as a buzz word
Michael Murphy
are they any good?
Justin Garcia
If Top Cat was a hit in Latin America, I wonder how the Phil Silvers Show did there.
Joseph Clark
That never aired in Latin America.
Camden Morris
Are you sure?
Logan Howard
You want to know an underrated Hanna-Barbera series?
Where's Huddles. I love this goofy shit.
Grayson Hill
Because it was so popular and such a hit in here, it still is a widely recognized character from pop culture even as of today.
What's that?
I'm not being sarcastiv, never hearf of that show.
Joseph Hughes
>sarcastiv
Gabriel Robinson
>Top Cat The Movie
>"Oh, coool. I wonder what TC's big con is going to be."
>Save the world from evil robots plot
Justin Butler
Boomers, unironically.
Also, as other people said, Mexico loves underdog, street-smart characters in general, for obvious reasons.
Brandon Perez
>unironically
Nathaniel Turner
Kind of similar to Woody Woodpecker. Not sure of how popular it was in the US, but I heard that it was super popular in Brazil for some reason.
Adrian Campbell
Just wait a bit
Look what happened with Secret Squirrel that reboot was top tier
Jose Davis
Let's be honest, compadre.
Boomers ARE a fucking problem, but, you can't deny that the therm has become a scapegoat buzzword for "older people that I don't like".
In this particular case, however, the therminology actually works as a proper answer; hence the "unironically".