1983
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3 days ago · The Adventures of Ben Born Again & YellowDog is a faith-based animated series produced by Pastor Greg Laurie, combining entertainment with a powerful evangelistic message. The series explores themes of faith, redemption, and hope through compelling storytelling and vibrant animation. It’s a must-watch for both kids and adults!
4 days ago · Doug would select "On the sixth day of Christmas, my true love gave to me, six packs of two-four." 7. Packs of smokes. Rick Moranis and Geddy Lee from Rush were childhood friends. Bob and Doug McKenzie recorded a song with Geddy Lee called "Take Off" that would peak at 16 on the Billboard Hot 100 in December 1981.
4 days ago · When Bob & Doug drive up to the Brewery in their van, they clearly see a road sign that shows "Elsinore Brewery" to the left and the "Canadian Institute for the Criminally Insane" to the right. In addition, Max von Sydow, who played the Brew Meister in this movie, was also in the film "The Seventh Seal" (1957).
3 days ago · Bob the Builder is 2563 on the JustWatch Daily Streaming Charts today. The TV show has moved up the charts by 2238 places since yesterday. In India, it is currently more popular than To Be Hero but less popular than Sasaki and Peeps. 2559.
4 days ago · The enduring popularity of The Bugs Bunny Show cements its position as one of the greatest animated comedy series of all time. Premiered: October 11, 1960. Also ranks #1 on The 90+ Best Cartoons from the '70s. Also ranks #1 on The 50 Best 1960s Cartoons, Ranked. Also ranks #2 on The Best 1970s Animated Shows, Ranked.
2 days ago · The New Adventures of Oggy is 2258 on the JustWatch Daily Streaming Charts today. The TV show has moved up the charts by 1878 places since yesterday. In India, it is currently more popular than Quality Assurance in Another World but less popular than Dear Ishq. Rank. Title.
2 days ago · In May 1993, Nickelodeon and 20th Century Fox signed a two-year production deal for the development and production of both animated and live-action feature-length films based on their new or existing properties; Ren & Stimpy was mentioned as a possible property for development, alongside Rugrats and Doug. However, the show's "cynical and gross humor" was a poor fit for a conventional, "warm and fuzzy" family film.
