Talk:Karate Kommandos

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My god... Train of terror was on today, (Maybe it should be noted that it was the first on Adult Swim), and that show is god-awful. Captian Planet was hundreds of times better, and I'm a Norris fan... 64.12.116.137

-That's technically the point of Adult Swim showing them though...and really, if you read "Chuck Norris Facts", then prepare for this cartoon to at least bring a good 30% of them into substance

Dr. R.K.Z

-I half thought this was Adult Swim original programming, designed to pastiche the genre while being as stupid as possible...

-I want to say something about the Cartoon Network's "April Fool's Day prank". Whether you would like to think so or not, this actually could have happened at any time. For this network, AFD is just business as usual. There's actually more to it than this, but this isn't the place to talk about it. Oh, and more thing, this show is just being used to fill programming space. Again however, this isn't the place to talk about it.

They could be filling that space with something more entertaining. They air the same episodes of their shows twice in one night, they could just air one show a third time. They needed to fill the space, yes, but they chose Karate Kamandos because Chuck is funny. Another point; Adult Swim is notorious for their pranks. It isn't so much "bussiness as usual" as it is a chance to really mess with their viewers. Sure, they mess with us all the time, but they like to go overboard on the First. But, that's all speculation. --Claire 17:46, 31 May 2006 (UTC)

I added a note about Adult Swim's show Sealab 2021. If it's not appropriat, take it down, it's more of a piece of trivia than a fact. Cosmic Larva 07:55, 17 August 2006 (UTC)

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