[J m HofMarN]

So, yeah, anyone watch it? That show was hardcore. Every character was so well fleshed out and the storylines were usually pretty interesting. The writer had a bit of a Shakespeare fetish, and occasionally Disney would stick their grubby fingers in to force a message episode, but on the whole, awesome.

Now if they'd just release the last half of the series on DVD. But that's not their fault it hasnt come out, I see Chyld's influence in that.

[Vesuvius]

Yes, I too enjoyed this show much. Especially that Goliath was voiced by Kieth David. I enjoyed the episodes centered on "The Pack" and Demona was cool!

However, I didn't care for the character Macbeth a whole lot, but David Xanitos' advisor was cool.

[J m HofMarN]

Macbeth was pretty rockin once his backstory got put in there, but yeah Demona was without a doubt the best villain ever. Xanatos wasnt quite evil enough to count, he just dabbled in evil.

Something I never realized til I had the DVDs is that Johnathan Rhys Davies and Tim Curry both did voice acting for the show.

[Spoon Poetic]

I used to watch that show! :-P I don't remember much though. I remember some of the characters, but not really much of the plot.

[Slade]

I'm pretty sure Johnathan Frakes (Will Riker from TNG) was also the bad guy corporation dude.

[Heccubus]

Bronx, bitches.

[J m HofMarN]

Pft. Demona is far cooler. Although there was that time she was deliciously on the verge of smashing Elisa with a mace and Bronx just looked at her and she gave up.

[Heccubus]

Demona was just eye candy for Goliath. She was nothing. But she was kind of a misanthropist... I guess that makes her pretty badass.

[J m HofMarN]

Demona rocked. She shot a woman's arms off while she was stone, just so she'd bleed to death when she turned back to flesh. And it wasnt Goliath, in the future continuum her and Brooklyn get together.

And Hecc, youre apparently not the only one who things Bronx kicked ass:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27839586/

Though I dont know about naming a kid for him...

[J m HofMarN]

I was just watching the show with a friend when we realized that the opening is eerily descriptive of the Bush administration: "1 year ago superstition and the sword ruled. It was an age of darkness, it was a world of fear. It was the time of George Bush! Stoned by day, warrior by night, he betrayed the voters he was sworn to protect!"