DAFT PLANET - Drat that Frat - Part 1 of 2

A Dickensian tale of an underprivileged teen (Ched) invited by his well-to-do mate (Hudson) to pledge the fraternity Delta Felta Pi. Hudson's father Frederick, a past chapter president at Maple Central High, has all but guaranteed Hudson's acceptance into the brotherhood. But things aren't going quite so smoothly for Ched. Current president, the appropriately-named Ethan Dick, has made it his personal mission to humiliate Ched after discovering that he's slingin' sundaes down at Moo-Moo's ice cream shack. You will be swept up in the turn-about-is-fair-play, taste-of-your-own-medicine, it-all-comes-out-in-the-wash grand finale of this classic story book ending.
First aired: 11/23/2002

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• daft
• planet
• cartoon
• animation
• teletoon
• brent
• donnelly
• derry
• smith
• canada
• drat
• that
• frat

[ChainsawGenie]

Give these shows the treatment they deserve and you will be rewarded with a lot more than profits.

You'll get praise and loyalty for years, if not decades, to come.

(And believe me, with all the corporate and government fraud that's been happening lately, I'd say this brand of 'thinking' is long overdue) -_-!

[ChainsawGenie]

and *reward* the fans for their loyalty.

For example, Daria - the songs used in the episodes didn't just enhance the show, it promoted the bands that made them. Explain this to them and the might say 'yes'. If the RIAA say 'no', *BACKHAND THEM!!* if you have to but keep the music intact.

Courage? Preserve the *entire series* on single-sided DVDs. (preferably with extras)

Duckman? Offer replacement discs, you lugnuts.

[ChainsawGenie]

Sabrina: the Animated Series (again save for specific shorts)

Sabrina's Secret Life

Ben 10: Alien Force (The original was better)

The Batman (Timm/Dini did it *far* better)

In fact, it makes me absolutely **FURIOUS** when disgusting pap like this gets preserved on DVD but good shows like Duckman, Daria, Downtown and Courage the Cowardly Dog get butchered or passed over.

If the industry want to survive in this messy economy they need to get their heads out of the sand

[ChainsawGenie]

Actually, I'd place this series on the 'good' list (certain episodes aside). If you want to see true wastes of the animated medium, I would suggest viewing the following: Wish Kid Gadget Boy Tom and Jerry Kids Wacky World of Tex Avery Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries Archie's Weird Mysteries Hammerman The Proud Family Winx Club Robo-Roach Pond Life Tiny Toon Adventures Animaniacs (save for specific shorts)

[CoconutBuyer]

This is the worst show in the history of the universe.