>>16167 >>The Amazing Screw-on Head That was always meant to be a goofy one shot. I don't a series would have been needed period. Some shorts don't need to have a series. Besides that's what Hellboy should be for.

I never got Korgoth but at least I got Primal. Different but similar

>>16167 Even if Korgoth had been greenlit and very successful. AS would've still canceled it. Same with The Eltingville Cub. Though that eventually was adapted into its own two-issue comic. 3 Dog Band should have taken the place of Uncle Grandpa. That one had much potential. But, Cartoon Network.

>>16178 Now that you mention it, anyone got that MEGA folder with all ATHF and Primal episodes?

>>16176 The comic was meant to be a one-shot, yeah, and obviously an animated adaptation would take after it in that way too. But dumber things have been made into full-length series and it's fun to imagine what could have been. I'm sure Mignola had some other ideas rattling around in his head for the character. >>16178 Got as in got to see on the air or as in understood and liked? I never saw it on-air either but it's still floating around online even today. >>16184 Guess I should clarify it was part of a pilot program called The Cartoonstitute, a la What a Cartoon! (which birthed The Powerpuff Girls, Johnny Bravo, Dexter's Lab and pretty much all of CN's quality shows). Danger Planet and Le Door were the only other pilots from it that really stood out to me, and it's still pretty astonishing Uncle Grandpa of all things made the cut (though I guess it was right around the time internet culture was becoming mainstream). >>16194 I did back when Primal came out two years ago but I never bothered to bookmark it or save it.

>>16209 >What a Cartoon! (which birthed The Powerpuff Girls, Johnny Bravo, Dexter's Lab and pretty much all of CN's quality shows). It also birthed Family Guy.

Galactic Kids Next Door looked pretty promising. I think there was a lot of potential in a traitor Nigel Uno plotline considering he is supposed to be of decommission age in the teaser. Shame it never got picked up.

>>16219 Which was tolerable until it got cancelled and returned the first time, most likely with less Seth involvement since American Dad has lasted a lot longer in terms of entertainment value.

>>16224 >GKND Oh yeah, I forgot about that one. It was a really neat take on the show's concept but I can understand why it wouldn't have the same appeal. Presenting aging as some sort of universe-wide disease that a group's intent on completely wiping out is a pretty dark idea for a kid (and even teen) show.

>>16224 It's for the best, anon. >>16252 Adult Swim is the only reason why Fox revived it, and ever since its revival, Seth has always been trying to get away from it. Which brings us to that Flintstones reboot idea he had.

>>16224 man, to think they went to the effort of making a constructed alphabet and number system for the gknd, pitty.

>>16209 I never got to see it in the air as being a non Ami means AS gives no shits about you. I saw it over the internet. But when I said "I never got" I meant that "never getting a full Korgoth series"