>G-FORCE LONGER THAN SWAT KATS
>
>If I remember correctly when G-Force was out it wasn't owned by Turner.  Later
>turner bought the rites when he bought HB.  Then again, how can anybody
>figure out how Turner thinks?  I wonder if he can figure out how he thinks?
>Ahhh.......Just forget it, its a useless debate anyways.>
I think we'd still be seeing Kats on TBS if Turner didn't have to make more eps
using his own resources.  I believe "G-Force" is just being aired on TCN as part
of a syndication package - I doubt Turner owns it.
As far as sending the Tidy Bowl man over to TPS to clean out the bowl...well, the 
idea has merit, and I'm sure Time-Warner is holding auditions - but TWC has so
far proven reluctant to "pull the chain" and dump the TPS deadwood responsible for
canning Kats.
Someone wrote about a band in Hungary wearing a Kats shirt - and Matt asked
if he could acquire a scan of the pic?  I second it - it must be some do-it-yourself
version, or something that TCN marketed in far off lands and not North America.
I would like to see it on the FTP site, along with the digitized Kats theme that 
someone else mentioned they had.
"SwatDogs: The Stupid Squadron"...hmm..don't let H-B hear that, or it'll
be the next WPT.  ("Buzz Potemkin Sings the Blues"  didn't make it past
beat outline..)
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