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Permalink Reply by Matt W. on December 13, 2011 at 5:37pm

Dear League of Extremely Pampered Tots,

Are there any revered childhood things that you feel, with a little love and a lot of shoepolish, could be rebooted for today's over-sophisticated young'uns? Or are those things just too sacred for the dirty old man to take behind the alley and touch in their no-no place?

Long Live the League!

Permalink Reply by Jonathan Neale on December 13, 2011 at 6:05pm

Hey League, long time listener first time poster,

Have you ever felt awkward watching a kids television show mainly because you didn't want to be caught by family and friends and the like. For example i loved power puff girls and would always change the channel whenever my mom or dad walked in. XD.

Btw Cyrus as a kid is creepy as hell.

Long Live The League.

Permalink Reply by George Napper on December 13, 2011 at 6:29pm

Hello league,

I've been listening to your podcast for years now, and not once have I heard you mention Invader Zim. Since it was marketed as a kids show, I find it appropriate to bring up this week. If I was to recommend Invader Zim to anyone, what would be the correct age range to specify? There are a lot of shows with 'iffy for kids' content and this is one of them I've had a conundrum with lately.

Thanks and LONG LIVE THE LEAGUE!!!

-George

Permalink Reply by Zeek Slider on December 13, 2011 at 6:36pm

Why are there people still arguing that cartoons, video games, and comic books are strictly "just for kids" when there is so much evidence proving otherwise?

I know this is an impossible question to answer, but it's one that bugs the hell out of me.

Permalink Reply by Danny Eli on December 13, 2011 at 6:57pm

 Dear League

Are there any Young Children Shows that you'd rather have your younger siblings, kid nephews and nieces, or even future leog babies to watch.

I personally prefer to have my lil brother and sister watch Finies and Ferb than anything. Thank you for answering and long live the league.

Permalink Reply by Spider John on December 13, 2011 at 7:12pm

Hello Leaugue,

My question is simple, what are your favorite classic Warner Bros & Disney cartoon characters & can you think of any particular favorite cartoon they starred in?

Permalink Reply by Stupendous Man on December 13, 2011 at 7:35pm

Dear LEOG

Do you have any favourite euphemisms or double entendres that you've heard from a children's tv show or movie? An example of this would be Black Cat saying "You better not get any of your goop in my hair" in The Spectacular Spider-Man. What's the farthest you've seen anyone push this?

Long LIve the League

Permalink Reply by Clocker910 on December 13, 2011 at 7:44pm

Dear League

2 questions

1. With this year filled with many kids movies, what have been your favorites and least favorites. My two favorites are Arthur Christmas and Rango

2. What are some of your favorite kids films?

Mine are The Toy Story Series, Shrek 1& 2, Rango, Arthur Christmas, Anything during the Disney Renaissance, Tarzan, and Tangled

Permalink Reply by Wolf Soldier13 on December 13, 2011 at 7:45pm

Hey League toddlers

What was the best kid show you watch everyday, but now that your older you question why you watch it. Thanks for all the laughs and I hope you have a very special Leauge Christmas. Long live the League 

Permalink Reply by MovieHunter on December 13, 2011 at 7:56pm

Oh the joy of childhood 

Permalink Reply by Christian Alvarez on December 13, 2011 at 8:18pm

Season's Greetings League of Extremely Merry Gentlemen!

Do you think a big animation studio such as Pixar or Studio Ghibli would be willing to step out of their comfort zone and do a live action movie, take on a licensed property, or make a film for an older audience? 

Thank you and as always: Long Live the League!!!

Permalink Reply by Madmanmax on December 13, 2011 at 8:25pm

dear league

one of the most crushing moments for a self absorbed child like i was, was having a show i loved being cancelled or ending(for me, it was Static Shock and justice league: Unlimited not too long after). Without access to internet, there is no warning, merely waiting for the show and then to find a re-run of something different. you come back for the next few weeks, but reruns persist until a new show takes its place. What was your first of these horrible experiences?

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