New York's Sixth Ranger

07/10/2025

Yall didn't appreciate this cartoon enough

07/09/2025

I know yall all seen this meme before but they're onto something. Like if this came out today there'd be 50 youtibe videos a day with the same thumbnails of angry YTmen yelling about how ABC's gone woke

07/08/2025

Yall really blaming Gen Z for this disclaimer? This is specifically for the TELEVISION BROADCAST who under 50 is watching TV?

07/08/2025

So why is the Ironman armor just regular pants but he gave Rhodey a leotard thong thingy?

07/08/2025

07/07/2025

Camp Candy (1989): Where Summer Camp Got a Comedic Twist 🌲🏕️😂
Camp Candy is a charming, feel-good animated series that first aired in 1989, starring and based on the persona of beloved comedian John Candy. Combining goofy humor, sweet lessons, and outdoorsy fun, it became a nostalgic favorite for kids who grew up in the late ‘80s and early ‘90s.

🌳 The Premise: A Summer Camp Like No Other
Set in a picturesque forest, the show follows John Candy, playing a fictionalized, animated version of himself as the lovable, big-hearted head counselor of Camp Candy.

John tries (often hilariously) to guide a group of campers through the ups and downs of summer adventures — from arts and crafts disasters to wildlife run-ins and outlandish competitions. Despite his own clumsy ways and love for snacks, he always finds a way to teach the kids important lessons about teamwork, kindness, and nature.

🏕️ The Campers & Friends
The show features a diverse, memorable group of kids, each with their own quirks:

Robin — The smart and athletic camper, often the voice of reason.

Alex — The cool, laid-back kid.

Vanessa — Fashion-obsessed and dramatic.

Rick — The prankster and big eater.

Iggy & Binky — Mischievous troublemakers.

And of course, there’s Rex DeForest III, the greedy land developer who constantly tries to shut down the camp to make way for his business schemes — only to be foiled by John and the kids.

😂 Style & Humor
Lighthearted, slapstick comedy with plenty of gags (often involving John’s clumsy antics).

Heartwarming, moral-centered storytelling, often ending with a positive lesson.

Episodes sometimes included live-action segments with John Candy himself talking directly to viewers about nature and camp life.

🎵 Memorable Theme Song
The catchy, upbeat theme song perfectly captured the silly, carefree summer spirit and has stuck in fans’ heads for decades.

🏆 Legacy & Fun Facts
Ran for three seasons (1989–1992), with a total of 39 episodes.

Produced by DIC Entertainment and co-created by John Candy himself.

Stands out as a unique example of a celebrity-fronted Saturday morning cartoon.

Remembered fondly for its genuine warmth and John Candy’s lovable presence, which carried over from his live-action comedic persona.

🎬 Final Thoughts
Camp Candy delivered pure summer fun, friendship, and life lessons — all wrapped up in a big, goofy bear hug of John Candy’s signature warmth and humor. It’s the perfect throwback to simpler times when all you needed for a great summer was a campfire, a canoe, and a counselor who really cared.

“At Camp Candy, the bugs might bite — but the laughs never stop!” 🌲🏕️😄

07/07/2025

“After countless experiments, all tests come back negative. No enhanced abilities, no physical mutations — nothing! It seems you will never be more than a mere monkey!”

This is the skeptical voice of Dexter from Dexter’s Laboratory (1995), as he repeatedly tests his pet monkey, hoping to unlock some extraordinary powers. But little does Dexter realize, his “mere monkey” is far from ordinary.

Dial M for Monkey is a clever and thrilling short segment within the Dexter’s Laboratory universe, revealing that the monkey actually possesses incredible superpowers. When summoned telepathically by his secret partner, Agent Honeydew, he slips out of Dexter’s lab unnoticed and embarks on daring missions as the world’s greatest superhero.

Blending humor, mystery, and action, Dial M for Monkey adds an exciting layer to the beloved series, showing that sometimes, the most unassuming heroes hide in plain sight.

07/06/2025

Nostalgia simp: there was no forced diversity in the 90s!
The 90s:

07/06/2025

I love Chibodee Crocket. He's like if you tried to make a character but you've never seen or met a YT person and only ever heard about em in myth and legend 🤣

07/05/2025

We need more Ironheart. They did us dirty with only 6 episodes

07/05/2025

You remember when they made Link a weird pervy surfer dude

07/05/2025

So everyone still thinks Obediah was a benevolent philanthropist. This means Tony went to great length to cover up Obediah's crimes. Most likely to protect Stark Industies. N yall complained that Riri was a criminal? N dont give me none of that "wElL iT wUz ShEeLd. Bro Tony literally ignore everything else SHIELD told him to do