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From Jack Bohn:
ADD Police - "To protect and... whatever."
Castle in the Skye - A documentary about the Macleods.
Dirty Par - Cheating at golf, and also destroying the course.
The Rrresponsible Captain Tylor - Tony the Tylor has a growl in his voice and a get-ahead attitude as he straightens out the Soyokaze and her crew.
Hikaru No-Go - At a crucial decision point... they opted not to make this show.
(Not sure this one qualifies, since it adds a punctuation mark instead of a letter. -Rob)
From Gerardo Campos:
Cattle in the Sky - Cows flying at high alltitude, and people must be careful when outdoors
Astrotoy - A plaything that saves the world
Doraeman - A super hero that transforms into a robot cat in a phone booth
Slam Duck - Daffy and Donald move to Japan to form a basketball team.
From Bill Martin:
Angel Inks - The varied stories of a tatoo parlor run by a beautiful girl who gets her ink from a divine source. Can her varied crew keep up with the demand for these heavenly tattoos?
All-Purpose Cultural Rat-Girl Nuku-Nuku - On Christmas day, a father and son escape from a very possesive company with an android prototype. During the escape, a rat gets into their car, and is killed in the crossfire when they're chased. Instead of tossing it, they fuse its brain into the android, and thus, Rat-Girl Nuku-Nuku is born.
Crusher Jose - The story of a Venezualan boxer and his escape from the country that forced him to pick up a gun as a young boy to overthrow a dictator, but never could quash his spirit.
Dragonball H - All the scenes that were cut from the Japanese broadcast due to extreme pornographic content.
Last Universe - Kain Bluerivers has been universe-hopping to avoid an all-out battle, but now that he's run out of places to hide, what will he and his crew do?
Miami Buns - A bakery opens up in Miami, but will their name bring in the wrong crowd? How will their bread sell when perverts keep showing up? Will Americans actually like melon-pan?
Prince's Nine - (The Artist Formerly Known As And Once Again Known As) Prince has been challenged to a charity baseball game by the Pussycat Dolls. One hitch, it must be a team of ladies, so Prince must seek out and recruit all the females that used to be in his band, or had contracts with him. Can Sheila E get along with Diamond and Pearl? Can Prince really manage the beauties?
Princess Fine - How will certain kingdoms react when The World Police hand Kings and Queens a fine for having or not having a princess?
Riding Mean - The prequel to Chamillionaire's biographic TV show Riding Dirty.
Hiding Bean - An anime short based on The Princess and the Pea.
Run Explorers - Fam and Ihrie search out the various reasons why ladies everywhere get runs in their stockings.
Rune Solder - A PBS special on how to repair your runes, so they don't lose their mythical properties.
Players - Will Johnny roll the natural 20 so that his character Lina can cast the Giga Slave? Will Erica really be comfortable playing as a male knight? And will the DM ever give these guys and gals a fair shake?
Sorcerer Punters - When magic and football collide, wackiness ensues.
Menchi Muyo - Can a dog fend off its many cabbit suitors? Will it find any rest, despite the aliens, the warships, and its heritage passed down from its grandpa?
Winch Hunter Robin - Can Robin and the other members of STN-J find the right winch for the job? Why does every job they come across seem to involve lifting things without the right equipment being provided? And why does Robin wear her hair in really odd ponytails?
From Mark van Gorkom:
School Ramble - It's 50 years later, and they still don't have a clue!
A Wine Named Amnesia - An animated docementary about Korsakoff's syndrome.
Yaoi Yori Aoshi - Much the same plot as the original, but with a mostly male cast. Kaoru however has been raised as a girl and as a result has a rather confused sense of gender and cross-dresses a lot.
From Derek Janssen:
Azumanga Day-Oh - The quirky and philosophical observations of six high-school girls working part-time for a Jamaican banana company.
(To which Chika replied, "Too loud, man!" -Rob)
From Chris "Chika" Johnson:
All-Cultural Bat Girl Nuku-Nuku - Barbara Gordon is really an android
Giant Nobo - World saved by a large, nuclear powered flip chart
Granma 1/2 - A splash of cold water and... Granny A Go-Go!!!
Read or Pie - I LIEK PIE!!!
From D B Malmquist:
Hayate the Wombat Butler - Dirt-poor teenager Hayate is forced to take a job at the local zoo, and spends his time cleaning the cage of a blond loli marsupial.
Hayate no Otoku - After Nagi looses her fortune, Hayate teaches her how to be frugal. Sequal to Hayate no Gotoku.
From Captain Nerd:
Pitch Hunter Robin - Girl joins secret elite squad of baseball scouts.
From Rob Kelk (whoever he is... ):
Animation Runner Kurumi - The anime business is so tough, you have to be a Steel Angel just to survive it!
Barn Up Excess - A documentary about the tragic consequences of holding too many barn-raisers.
-Rob Kelk
"Actually, my goal is to write neat stories. The money just makes it possible for me to write them faster and then buy neat toys."
Ryk E. Spoor, 7 November 2007
--
Rob Kelk
"Governments have no right to question the loyalty of those who oppose
them. Adversaries remain citizens of the same state, common subjects of
the same sovereign, servants of the same law."
- Michael Ignatieff, addressing Stanford University in 2012
From Jack Bohn:
ADD Police - "To protect and... whatever."
Castle in the Skye - A documentary about the Macleods.
Dirty Par - Cheating at golf, and also destroying the course.
The Rrresponsible Captain Tylor - Tony the Tylor has a growl in his voice and a get-ahead attitude as he straightens out the Soyokaze and her crew.
Hikaru No-Go - At a crucial decision point... they opted not to make this show.
(Not sure this one qualifies, since it adds a punctuation mark instead of a letter. -Rob)
From Gerardo Campos:
Cattle in the Sky - Cows flying at high alltitude, and people must be careful when outdoors
Astrotoy - A plaything that saves the world
Doraeman - A super hero that transforms into a robot cat in a phone booth
Slam Duck - Daffy and Donald move to Japan to form a basketball team.
From Bill Martin:
Angel Inks - The varied stories of a tatoo parlor run by a beautiful girl who gets her ink from a divine source. Can her varied crew keep up with the demand for these heavenly tattoos?
All-Purpose Cultural Rat-Girl Nuku-Nuku - On Christmas day, a father and son escape from a very possesive company with an android prototype. During the escape, a rat gets into their car, and is killed in the crossfire when they're chased. Instead of tossing it, they fuse its brain into the android, and thus, Rat-Girl Nuku-Nuku is born.
Crusher Jose - The story of a Venezualan boxer and his escape from the country that forced him to pick up a gun as a young boy to overthrow a dictator, but never could quash his spirit.
Dragonball H - All the scenes that were cut from the Japanese broadcast due to extreme pornographic content.
Last Universe - Kain Bluerivers has been universe-hopping to avoid an all-out battle, but now that he's run out of places to hide, what will he and his crew do?
Miami Buns - A bakery opens up in Miami, but will their name bring in the wrong crowd? How will their bread sell when perverts keep showing up? Will Americans actually like melon-pan?
Prince's Nine - (The Artist Formerly Known As And Once Again Known As) Prince has been challenged to a charity baseball game by the Pussycat Dolls. One hitch, it must be a team of ladies, so Prince must seek out and recruit all the females that used to be in his band, or had contracts with him. Can Sheila E get along with Diamond and Pearl? Can Prince really manage the beauties?
Princess Fine - How will certain kingdoms react when The World Police hand Kings and Queens a fine for having or not having a princess?
Riding Mean - The prequel to Chamillionaire's biographic TV show Riding Dirty.
Hiding Bean - An anime short based on The Princess and the Pea.
Run Explorers - Fam and Ihrie search out the various reasons why ladies everywhere get runs in their stockings.
Rune Solder - A PBS special on how to repair your runes, so they don't lose their mythical properties.
Players - Will Johnny roll the natural 20 so that his character Lina can cast the Giga Slave? Will Erica really be comfortable playing as a male knight? And will the DM ever give these guys and gals a fair shake?
Sorcerer Punters - When magic and football collide, wackiness ensues.
Menchi Muyo - Can a dog fend off its many cabbit suitors? Will it find any rest, despite the aliens, the warships, and its heritage passed down from its grandpa?
Winch Hunter Robin - Can Robin and the other members of STN-J find the right winch for the job? Why does every job they come across seem to involve lifting things without the right equipment being provided? And why does Robin wear her hair in really odd ponytails?
From Mark van Gorkom:
School Ramble - It's 50 years later, and they still don't have a clue!
A Wine Named Amnesia - An animated docementary about Korsakoff's syndrome.
Yaoi Yori Aoshi - Much the same plot as the original, but with a mostly male cast. Kaoru however has been raised as a girl and as a result has a rather confused sense of gender and cross-dresses a lot.
From Derek Janssen:
Azumanga Day-Oh - The quirky and philosophical observations of six high-school girls working part-time for a Jamaican banana company.
(To which Chika replied, "Too loud, man!" -Rob)
From Chris "Chika" Johnson:
All-Cultural Bat Girl Nuku-Nuku - Barbara Gordon is really an android
Giant Nobo - World saved by a large, nuclear powered flip chart
Granma 1/2 - A splash of cold water and... Granny A Go-Go!!!
Read or Pie - I LIEK PIE!!!
From D B Malmquist:
Hayate the Wombat Butler - Dirt-poor teenager Hayate is forced to take a job at the local zoo, and spends his time cleaning the cage of a blond loli marsupial.
Hayate no Otoku - After Nagi looses her fortune, Hayate teaches her how to be frugal. Sequal to Hayate no Gotoku.
From Captain Nerd:
Pitch Hunter Robin - Girl joins secret elite squad of baseball scouts.
From Rob Kelk (whoever he is... ):
Animation Runner Kurumi - The anime business is so tough, you have to be a Steel Angel just to survive it!
Barn Up Excess - A documentary about the tragic consequences of holding too many barn-raisers.
-Rob Kelk
"Actually, my goal is to write neat stories. The money just makes it possible for me to write them faster and then buy neat toys."
Ryk E. Spoor, 7 November 2007
--
Rob Kelk
"Governments have no right to question the loyalty of those who oppose
them. Adversaries remain citizens of the same state, common subjects of
the same sovereign, servants of the same law."
- Michael Ignatieff, addressing Stanford University in 2012