With Hollywood in a "reboot" frenzy, what shows do you wish could get a "revamp/relaunch"?
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What Old TV Shows Would You Like To See Rebooted?
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I'd like it if they did a reboot of Speed Racer. With the animation of the new Star Wars cartoon. 
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I think they already tried to do that a few years back and im pretty sure it was horrible.
One of my FAVORITE shows growing up. Would be awesome. But of coarse here in Canada it was called BEASTIES... yup... still not sure why.
That would be really cool.
Fringe was able to keep me satisfied for a few years, but thats gone now. Bring it on.
My Choices would be...
- GARGOYLES
- SLIDERS
- and what about REBOOT to be rebooted?
Soo many ssooo many the main one with the advent of C.G.I Manimal. I LOVED that so much.
Google it IF you are under 30 Simon MacCorkindale he played the lead Jonathan Chase.
Google it IF you are under 30 Simon MacCorkindale he played the lead Jonathan Chase.
@Scary Hair & @bigwednesday0
...Good news for you guys maybe? It was announced last week:
Will Ferrell, Adam McKay Producing ‘Manimal’ Movie
...Good news for you guys maybe? It was announced last week:
Will Ferrell, Adam McKay Producing ‘Manimal’ Movie
With great actors and a good budget I would go for:
Buck Rogers in the 25th Century
The Prisoner
Knight Rider
But TBH i would rather they leaved them unless they are really willing to put the work in unlike other re-boots.
Buck Rogers in the 25th Century
The Prisoner
Knight Rider
But TBH i would rather they leaved them unless they are really willing to put the work in unlike other re-boots.
Am I the only way of hates 99% of reboots done. They are usually lazy, lack any originality and simply make you long for the original....
Check out some of the press release from Mainframe Entertainment:
VANCOUVER, BC (September 30, 2013) – A renowned global animation brand is about to be re-booted. Reflecting the company’s commitment to the production of animated programming for television, Rainmaker Entertainment Inc. has named its television division Mainframe Entertainment.
In conjunction with the re-birth of Mainframe Entertainment, a name celebrated for its pioneering achievements in computer-animated television, the company has unveiled the first two series in development: an all-new version of the popular ReBoot franchise and Tiger’s Apprentice, a CGI animated series based on the trilogy of young adult novels written by award-winning author Laurence Yep.
The reimagining of the venerable ReBoot series comes just in time for its 20th anniversary. Making its debut on television screens in 1994, ReBoot was centered on the world of Mainframe, where a guardian program sprite and his friends defended the system from superviruses bent on creating havoc and destruction. Mainframe Entertainment will team with leading computer industry manufacturers to update the ReBoot universe and create a ground-breaking viewing experience for fans.
