Clone High + 3 South

[Reply #40 on:]

"Keep it down!  Some of us are nailing Catharine the Great!  Or should I say, Catharine the So-So!"

[Reply #41 on:]

HAHAHAHHAHA

[Reply #42 on:]

Hey hey.  Bumpy bumpy.  I never saw this thread before because it died a month before I joined.  Creepy.  But I did find the link in the new thread, and I have a question.  I saw this show once or twice, and I have the distinct feeling that it was an Evan Dorkin show.  Evan Dorkin, you know, from Milk & Cheese, and the Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure comic book?  Do I remember this right, or am I smoking crack?

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I've never heard of Evan Dorkin, but I do know that Clone High was created by Christopher Lord & Phil Miller.  After CH, they were associate producers on Mike White's short-lived sitcom Cracking Up last season.  Aside from that, I don't think they've done dick all.

[Reply #44 on:]

Hey look, Clone High on DVD:  http://news.toonzone.net/article.php?ID=6391

[Reply #45 on:]

God bless America Canada!

[Reply #46 on:]

'Bout damn time!

[Reply #47 on:]

Clone High was alright, even though I only saw 3 episodes. # south was fuckin terrible, the only good thing about it was the intro song by the flaming lips

[Reply #48 on:]

I liked Clone High, too bad it ended so soon.

[Reply #49 on:]

I've been watching Clone High all day, found it via a website that was doing an article about TV seasons on DVD. Anyway all I can say is this, why?!?!?! That last episode is the biggest cliffhanger I've ever known. And like the equally awesomeness that was Mission Hill I'd love to watch it again and again and again.

[Reply #50 on:]

Why? Because MTV sucks. It's that simple. Anything MTV shows that's actually watchable is doomed to die a miserable death and be forgotten. Undergrads was another victim.

[Reply #51 on:]

Elenor Roosevelt was severely underused

[Reply #52 on:]

Another good example of a great MTV show that died too soon was the sifl and olly show

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Originally posted by Nixorbo:
Elenor Roosevelt was severely underused

He speaks the truth.

"You like talking, of Arc?! Well you can talk your tight little buns into Princpial Scudworth's office. ...Slowly. ...Oh, yeah."

Good times. Good times.