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SATURDAY MORNING CARTOON BOOM PODCAST: This Saturday morning, Joseph and Chris watched Thundercats, from 1985! This was suggested by William Holland, Indigo Platypus, & Habanero Prescott. Thanks, everybody!
1. First Episode: Exodus (S1E01)
2. Joseph’s Pick: Snarf Takes Up The Challenge (S1E25)
3. Highest Rated: The Last Day (S3E20)
A team of humanoid cats fight evil in their adopted home world.
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Like I said before, I could never get into the original Thundercats whenever I tried to watch it, but this was a fun episode and you guys made the show sound fun. Maybe I’ll have to give it another shot sometime.
Even when I wasn’t a fan of the show I always thought that intro was amazing. I’d consider it up there with Ninja Turtles and Ducktales as one of the best cartoon intros of the 80s.
I know everyone always makes jokes about Snarf and think little of him, so it was interesting to hear a different perspective from you two.
This makes me interested in hearing your thoughts on the 2011 version, and what you would think of the 2011 version of Ro-Bear Bill.