Last edited by Crowley on October 07, 2005 • 11:42 am, edited 1 time in total.
For some reason my brain decided that the best way to figure out how Doug's last name is spelled is to run the variants through Google. I'm quite surprised at what I discovered. The first result was this: http://www.joeheadquarters.com/intervie ... rift.shtml
Here's a rather revealing excrept:
Here's a rather revealing excrept:
Yes! The lovable foul-mouthed, nuttier-than-chunky-peanut-butter Doug Vandegrift whom Aaron according to his own words wouldn't dare leave alone in a chat with us has a long career behind him doing kiddie cartoon shows!What have you been working on since GI Joe?
I worked on a few more series after the G.I. Joe ended. The crew disbanded and worked on other things. I did My Little Pony and Muppet Babies as well as the first couple of episodes of Batman the Animated series. I also worked on The Bionic Six, Defenders of the Universe and Conan, the Adventurer. I went back to New York and worked with a computer animation company and am now living in Utah creating entertainment software. I still use my storyboarding skills to create the games I now work on.
People are crazy and times are strange
I'm locked in tight, I'm out of range
I used to care, but things have changed
-Bob Dylan
I'm locked in tight, I'm out of range
I used to care, but things have changed
-Bob Dylan
If he's really as you say then I can just imagine him being the one to spawn and distribute (through whispering into little kids ears) that old playground favourite during My Little Pony's popularity:
"My Little Pony,
Skinny and bony"
We all used to sing that, even the die-hard fans of the show had to give in sometime and try the catchy little ditty (and consequently regret it afterwards!)
"My Little Pony,
Skinny and bony"
We all used to sing that, even the die-hard fans of the show had to give in sometime and try the catchy little ditty (and consequently regret it afterwards!)
(Ruri_Ayanami from the old Tex Murphy ezboard).
"I don't believe in intuition, don't know why... just a feeling." - Tex Murphy
"I don't believe in intuition, don't know why... just a feeling." - Tex Murphy
I tried to follow the series a bit, but eventually stopped watching. It just didn't have the same feel to it. The writing was just so phenomenal in TAS, the atmosphere was what I still find to be the best tv/movie adaptation of Batman ever made (without removing any credit to the kickass Tim Burton job). That's why I loved Batman Begins, because it was so close to the series, save for the final scene.
Shame the DVD releases of TAS suck. I would've bought em, but there's only a few episodes out there, so I was forced to download them.
Shame the DVD releases of TAS suck. I would've bought em, but there's only a few episodes out there, so I was forced to download them.
