It’s a little sad Pinhead Pierre never came back as a “Krusty The Clown” type recurring show in a show bit for later P&F episodes.
He has a great design and he’s voiced by John DiMaggio and more of his voice in cartoons is always good.
The end of Scott Fellows (yes, the creator of Johnny Test) being one of the writers and believe it or not, FOP goes to complete dogshit after this special
If current broadcast schedules hold, Curious George will be completely dropped from the PBS KIDS Channel lineup, starting Oct. 1, 2026. Unless PBS is negotiating deals with NBCUniversal to extend the contract, this will end the 20-year broadcast history of the show on PBS.
That odd period of Paramount Pictures after being bought by Viacom, where they suddenly started releasing animated films in cinemas on a regular basis, with some kind of tie to their once-popular TV networks
Barnyard was meant to be an independently produced and financed animated film. Steve Oedekerk enlisted DNA Productions to do a 1999 demo, with the hope that they would do the film.
Nickelodeon offered to back the project when they visited Oedekerk’s house and watched that demo.
@Scrambled_Nuts It's really helpful that the titular characters are voiced by actual comedians, Curtis Armstrong and Harland Williams. By the way regarding the latter actor, PLEASE check out RocketMan, it's such a funny movie!