CAA: Christian Anime Alliance

hey I was thinking not all my favorite shows have to be anime although i love anime what other show's do i like. Well, I like Mister Ed some of the younger people may not know this show but the older people might it is old like Lost in Space oh I like that too. Some of the more recent one's that i like are Unnatural History and doogie Hower M.D.

I like to watch Mythbusters, Generator Rex, Young Justice, Batman: The Brave and the Bold, A Person of Interest, and the new Thundercats.

rocklobster (post: 1515356) wrote: Generator Rex, Young Justice, Batman: The Brave and the Bold, Person of Interest...

^These. I also watch a bit of Big Bang Theory, a bigger bit of How I Met Your Mother, and the wonderfully strange Adventure Time.

Moved to General Entertainment.

Aside from some Action Sports and my local NFL team, pretty much just Doctor Who. (Oh, and BBC's Sherlock, as well. )

The Laurence Welk Show.

Phineas and Ferb, Seinfeld, Spectacular Spider-man, Spongebob and a bunch of classic cartoons.

[color="Plum"]In no particular order.

1.Spiderman: The Animated Series (90's)
2.Smallville
3.American Idol
4.Run's House
5.Tia and Tamara
6.My Fair Wedding with David Tutera
7.Jem
8.X-Men (90's cartoon)
9.Say Yes to the Dress
10.Doug (Nickelodeon version)
11.Doug (Disney version)
12.Wolverine and the X-Men
13.Spiderman Unlimited
14.Kitchen Nightmare
15.Hell's Kitchen
16.Avatar: The Last Airbender[/color]

How I Met Your Mother, The Big Bang Theory, My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, How the States Got Their Shapes, The Amazing Race and Terra Nova are probably my favorites right now. Though I like a lot of TV shows.

Battlestar galactica , firefly, 1990s Batman spiderman and xmen, doctor who, supernatural,walking dead, how I met your mother

My family went back to basic channels a little while ago, which means there's basically none, so I don't watch much TV anymore (Not that I did much before anyway)
I do watch stuff on Netflix though.
Anywho, here are some of my favorites:

1. Avatar: The Last Airbender
2. iCarly
3. Young Justice
4. Project Runway

MangaRocks! (post: 1515373) wrote:Doctor Who.

TopazRaven (post: 1515408) wrote:My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic

Gah. How did I forget those?

I also enjoy Powerpuff Girls, Dexter's Laboratory, and Johnny Bravo, when they happen to be on.

Cartoons I wished were still airing: Secret Saturdays and Sym-Bionic Titan.

And Invader ZIM is awesome and I am sad it was cut prematurely all those years ago. ;_;

How I Met Your Mother, Big Bang Theory, My little Pony: Frienship is Magic, Top Chef

Bonanza, Frasier, Æon Flux, M*A*S*H, X-Files, The Nature of Things, Steven and Chris, Batman The Animated Series, Gargoyles, Mister Bean, Red and Green Show.

Hmmm....

Bill Nye the Science Guy
The Magic School Bus
Firefly
Lost

<_< Okay, I have weird tastes.

I used to watch Lost that was a horrible ending like no offense but I did not like it. I have weird taste too.

Stargate SG1 and Doctor Who tie for my two favourite shows. The rest in rough order of preference, although they tend to shift up or down depending on what I am currently watching.

Lost (finished)
Stargate Atlantis (finished)
Sanctuary
Life on Mars (finished)
The Vampire Diaries
Merlin
Black Books (finished)
White Collar
Avatar the Last Airbender (finished)
Samurai Jack (finished)

I also watch HIMYM, Modern Family and Big Bang theory, but those aren't really the kind of shows that I personally put on a favourites list.

The most recent one I finished was Life on Mars, which is spectacular, and I am now watching season one of the sequel series, Ashes to Ashes.

They are coming out with a new avatar the last air bender show in the summer of 2012 Angg dies after he gets married. He has a few children. And so on and so forth.

My favorite show, anime or not, is easy:

1. Stargate SG-1

I will round out the top five for good measure:

2. Stargate Atlantis
3. Doctor Who
4. Avatar: The Last Airbender
5. Merlin

FllMtl Novelist (post: 1515365) wrote:^These. I also watch a bit of Big Bang Theory, a bigger bit of How I Met Your Mother, and the wonderfully strange Adventure Time.

rocklobster (post: 1515356) wrote:I like to watch Mythbusters, Generator Rex, Young Justice, Batman: The Brave and the Bold, A Person of Interest, and the new Thundercats.

[quote="FllMtl Novelist (post: 1515479)"]
Cartoons I wished were still airing: Secret Saturdays and Sym-Bionic Titan.

And Invader ZIM is awesome and I am sad it was cut prematurely all those years ago. ]

This.

Plus Doctor Who and Avatar:tLA.


And that awesome show I know I'm forgetting. XD

Everyone avatar the last air bender is anime.

akorecki1 (post: 1515813) wrote:Everyone avatar the last air bender is anime.

Debatable. Personally, I've never thought of it as such. But I don't think it really matters.

And it would be on my list of favorite shows if the climax's resolution wasn't horrible. Deus ex machina strikes again!

Avatar is an American made cartoon in the anime style if I'm correct. I don't really consider it anime unless it's actually from Japan.

akorecki1 (post: 1515813) wrote:Everyone avatar the last air bender is anime.

No no it's not. I may look like anime but it is not. It's made by Americans so .

I can draw those same people does that mean I am not drawing anime bacause I am not in Japan please explain!

akorecki1 (post: 1515825) wrote:I can draw those same people does that mean I am not drawing anime bacause I am not in Japan please explain!

Well you can't exactly draw 'anime' anyway, unless you're animating something. XD]style[/I] if you're not Japanese. What Grubb means is the show was created by Americans, and just because the show's art is like an anime's doesn't make the show an anime, because it's not from Japan.

The idea could of came from the japanese

What if you trace a picture that a person drew from Japan and was anime would that still be anime or not?

akorecki1 (post: 1515828) wrote:The idea could of came from the japanese

Even if they were inspired by anime, the shows creators were American. Avatar: TLA started, in some form at least, in the U.S.. It didn't have to go through licensing companies to get an English dub.

There was actually a thread discussing it a while back, here.

That said, I don't really consider Avatar: TLA an anime, and it doesn't make any difference which it is, anyway.

akorecki1 (post: 1515831) wrote:What if you trace a picture that a person drew from Japan and was anime would that still be anime or not?

That would be anime fanart for that particular anime. Or a copy of some art in an anime-style.

If you're just drawing, it doesn't matter if you're in Japan or not. You can draw in whatever style you wish. But only shows from Japan get called "anime".

My Dictonary said" Japanese movie and television animation, often having a science fiction theme and sometimes including violent or explicitly sexual material. Compare with manga." It says nothing about having to be made in Japan or being made by the Japanese.