[Paul C. Jesup]

I suggest recording all the Gargoyles episodes, because there are quite a few scenes where you are going to want to go back and rewatch them, the one I mentioned is one of them.

[Galactic Overlord-In-Chief]

I got a chance to catch Gargoyles. I like it! If I was to compare it to Batman: the Animated Series, I'd say I like Gargoyles better. It reminded me of many animated shows of the time like Batman, X-Men, Spider-Man but it manages to have its own flavor, which is quite a remarkable feat. The episodes feel like a part of a whole and they make you want to stick around to find out more. Being a Star Trek fan, it was fun to pick out the Trek voices.

It amazes me that Disney came out with this. But then again the eighties/nineties felt like the golden age of tv animation, with X-Men, Spider-Man, Batman, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Animaniacs, etc. Now it's mostly dubbed anime that's on tv, nothing against that, but American companies don't dominate like they used to. Oh yeah, and now guns must be painted out of cartoons (I heard they deleted a scene from Ducktales involving Scrooge firing a gun). Anyway, thank goodness for reruns and DVD.