Who Watched "Batfink" This Weekend?

[PeppeRaskell1]

I wanted to tape last weekend's eps, but couldn't find the time to set the VCR up (I've gotta get a DVR!):mad: :crying:

Did anyone else watch it (most of you fortunate to have Boomerang anyway)? What did you think of it?

[Zechs]

It was funny but cheesy, but so are most older cartoons. I remember seeing it a few times as a kid. But I'm not sure how much it was aired during the 80's because I don't remember it very well.

[PeppeRaskell1]

Finally got a chance to watch the show (switched days off with a co-worker). Yes, it's just as funny and cheesy-looking as ever, but I think it could do with a $million or so's worth of digital restoration...Hopefully in time for the "Thermo-Nuclear Plutonium-Insulated 40th Anniversary Edition" U.S. DVD release of the Batfink series. (Such a set is already out in the UK, where the show has a cult following.)

One major observation: Production Supervisor "Len Bird" is actually Ray Seti.
(Wonder if "Len Bird" is the animation equivalent of "Alan Smithee," as in "An Alan Smithee Film?" ).

[AarHan3]

Man, I keep missing it!! :o I remember first seeing it on Nickelodeon in the 1990s.

[Uncle_Lina]

Batfink has been showing on CBBC channel and the BBC for quite a while now.
That's what I like abouyt the BBC, they show plenty of classics.