Underappreciated (in Off-topic)

cute

i loved that movie!!!

Which movie was he from? And what is his name?

i guess lion king and Scar.

king something from a rudolph movie

It looks like it's ready to gnaw on somebody's leg...

That's the king of the Isle of Misfit Toys.

It's King Moonracer, king of the Island of Misfit Toys!

Isn't it Aslan? ;)

I wish Aslan looked like that. I mean, how scary would it be to see a huge lion with big, black wings and a malicious stare?

Oh, wings. I thought it was supposed to be a throne.

And the stare looks more cross-eyed than malicious.

;)

Give 'em a break, Mael. The guy's made mostly of clay.

And if you've seen Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer, then you may recall when Rudolph, Hermey, and Yukon Cornelius first arrive at the Island of Misfit Toys there is a shot of King Moonracer flying overhead. Flying lions are awfully scary sounding to me.

Now there is a scary photo!

Is it from Perfect Stangers?

Of course!

wow, many old things i haven't seen in a while, everything is becoming all modernized theses days. (proceeds to ramble like an old man about the good ole days)

Feel free to add to this yourselves. I'm going to be adding to it for a while and it'd be neat to see what/who you all think is underappreciated.

second to last was Bobby's World. I have no idea what the last one was...

You aren't familiar with Teddy Ruxpin? He was this little stuffed animal bear that had a tape deck stuck in his belly and he came with cassettes that played any number of stories about his adventures. His mouth would even move with the tape to make it seem like he was actually speaking. They eventually turned it into a cartoon series, of which the picture represents. I'd forgive you for not knowing about it since it was only popular for a few years back in the mid 80s. It always held my fascination though, and I still, to this day, enjoy watching those cartoons.

Quite right, Adrian. Quite right. And in the world of mice and rats these ones seem to be left in the dust:

Neither receive the recognition they deserve...

all hail bobby butnick.

yay for Paddington!

(I hope I spelled that right... it's been too many years, might have to re-read)

I'm coming to see you Elizabeth it's the big one.

the woodpecker knows what's up.

I'm lame, and dunno how to post a pic .. but ...
WHERE is Teddy Ruxpin!?!?!?!?

Whatever toy company holds the rights to the Teddy Ruxpin doll has started production (and could already be selling) new Teddy Ruxpin dolls with MP3 technology imbedded into the chest of the doll. I'm sure if you go onto eBay you'd be able to find one if they're out yet. As for the cartoon Teddy Ruxpin, they have yet to release it on DVD, but that hasn't stopped me from seeking out a few of my favorites on VHS. I've found that people are willing to part with those gems for a bag of beans. Long live Teddy Ruxpin!

Well how about that. Ask and you shall receive: The Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin DVDs

Jack the Ripper is underappreciated? Did I miss something? :P

Well, I figured that most people already know of my fondness for Arrested Development and seeing as that picture of Jack the Ripper is a screen shot of it I figured it was a fairly indirect way of saying that AD is underappreciated. I also wanted to see if anyone was paying attention since my last two pictures were of Jack the Ripper and Millard Filmore. Perhaps some can make a case for Filmore being underappreciated, but I really have no clue what the man did while he was in office. As for Jack the Ripper, only those who are keen about serial killer history could make a case for him, and those people are few and far between.

Just kidding.

thats underworked not underappreciated

WOAH! Teddy Ruxpin DVD! And was just brought up on 12/31/05! .. ESP? Coinscidence ... nerds?


........ nerds :(


And, yeah (to above)