There was only one Christmas episode, the first one. The second was a holiday episode (there were 8 years apart); when all that wokeness was starting to be forced on. No where in all of the second episode you hear they referring to the festivity as Christmas, only as holiday; it even feels forced when they have to do it. By the way Stefán always stole the show.

Octonauts, Peppa Pig and Thomas and Friends will never get old. Those are such classic series’. Even though they have multiple plot holes. Edit: Yeah I kinda agree with you about Peppa pig. (Sigh) atleast I love the memes

I love how they fix Geeta's team in her Battle Club battle by putting Glimmora first, Kingambit last, and replacing the worst members of her team

I’m genuinely shocked Bradley’s on your list! I’m so happy!!! He’s one of my favorite Disney sequel villains! *and also long time crush-*

When I saw Frollo as number two I was like "here's another list with Scar as number 1." Yet to see Goob (Bowler Hat Guy) take the number 1 was surprisingly refreshing.

I remembered watching and owning this movie as a kid. I grew up with the sequel than the first movie. I will give this it is still an improvement over the first movie and stays true and faithful 🙏🏻 to the original cartoon and listen criticism over the flaws of the first movie but still not a perfect movie.

the starter pack for the average British cartoon -an average everyday job -charming main character -stop motion

If you are going to make Weinstein Company animated villains, here's the list: Boingo (Hoodwinked!) Zeebad/Zabeedee (Doogal) Troy (The Reef movies) Malthazar (Arthur and the Minimoys) Max Winters (TMNT) Stone Generals (TMNT) Zartog (Space Chips) King Malbert (Igor) Dr. Fredrick Schadenfreude (Igor) Black Wolf (Flight Before Christmas) Hansel and Gretel (Hoodwinked Two! Hood vs. Evil) General Shanker (Escape From Planet Earth) The Racoon (The Nut Job) Percy "King" Dimpleweed (The Nut Job) Millicent Clyde (Paddington) Ace Remacho (Underdogs) Mayor Muldoon (The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature) Régine Le Haut (Leap!) Nian (The Guardian Brothers)

That’s why I prefer the meme Version of Peppa Pig

I didn’t know gumbo was British

Wow, that's two videos about this movie this month.

This is my all-time favorite Scooby Doo Movie

I think Tim Burton should have teamed up with American McGee to make an adaptation of Alice: Madness Returns for the big screen.

I guess the chapters gave up half way through

It is much more accurate to the cartoon, but as a film I think it's worst than the 1st.

I can actually see as the right way to do an Inspector Gadget movie.

I liked the 2nd film way more than the first one. French Stewart wasn't perfect, but he was way closer to Inspector Gadget than Matthew Brodrick.

This Inspector Gadget 2 movie with French Stewart in it is an adequate adaptation of a cartoon that should’ve been the first Inspector Gadget movie. And if you ask me, since Inspector Gadget 2 is released in 2003, not only it could’ve been the first Inspector Gadget movie instead of the one with Matthew Broderick in it, but it also could’ve been a movie that would celebrate 20 years of the Inspector Gadget cartoon since its broadcast debut in 1983. The only characters that they should fix a little is Brain the dog and Chief Quimby. For Brain, why not make him as a cgi dog character that Frank Welker would voice? Similar to Scooby Doo in the live action Scooby Doo movie? As for Chief Quimby, have him hide in an appropriate place like Inspector Gadget’s closet to give Gadget a message to read. Then crumples it up and throws it beside the chief to self-destruct.

Okay I just really wanna point out something here that I think really needs to be said. Vincent was not the bad guy and RJ was completely wrong in this situation. Vincent is a male black bear who was a week away from being done with his hibernation. Now, black bears are not usually aggressive, actually very timid and easily scared due to their smaller size and having natural predators of their own. But clearly Vincent isn’t like that, and with him eating nothing but human food, is obvious he’s used to human interaction (sadly). Now, bears after hibernation are extremely hungry because there’s literally not enough food and they just sleep off the bad winters, and actually can wake up during winter and don’t truly go into a deep, deep sleep. So bears aren’t even true hibernators like most think. Clearly Vincent was fine with his rations, even if it’s human food which is *EXTREMELY* bad for bears and also food conditions them, which makes them extremely dangerous to people because that’s when a bear could possibly see humans as not only a way for food, but also a potential food source. But Vincent would need that much food clearly because of how much of the forest is destroyed in the movie, god only knows how small the territory for Vincent really is, so at this point he’s resorted to taking human food despite what he’s naturally supposed to eat. He’s completely food conditioned and is dependent on this food to keep his stomach full. Now I understand RJ is struggling and starving, but he didn’t need to steal Vincent’s *ENTIRE* food rations, a small it of the bags of chips or cakes would’ve done him just fine. Seeing how Vincent is pretty calm about RJ literally in the process of stealing all his food, I’m sure Vincent wouldn’t have minded giving him some of it. But no, RJ “needed” the entire food supply. And in the whole process, he woke up a sleeping bear a week before his hibernation was over (which can be extremely dangerous and harmful for the bear itself) but was going to leave him starving as soon as he woke up. I just really wanted to say all this because it’s just such a dick move that I didn’t realize until I was much older. But I do like that he was taken to the Rocky Mountains instead of just being killed (which normally happens to bears when they invade human spaces, sometimes unfairly killed sadly). Thankfully there are only other black bears there and no longer have grizzly bears, which eat black bears by the way. So at least he’ll be back in the wild where he really belongs.

FINALLY! Someone who appreciates this movie for what it is!😄

I’ll be a bit surprised if it is that much better than the first movie.

I didn't even know this film existed honestly

Funnily enough, B-Mask covered both live-action inspector gadget movies on his channel too. What a funny coincidence.

Admittedly, I didn’t mind the odd mixture of cartoony slapstick with more grounded realistic elements from the first movie. Granted, the only other Inspector Gadget media I had watched at that point was the movie, “Inspector Gadget’s Biggest Caper Ever!” Plus, I wasn’t what you would call a traditional super fan or something like that. I was simply just interested in the concept of Inspector Gadget, and wasn’t as uptight about stuff like cartoon accuracy at the time. (Also, the silly Gadgetmobile was by far my favorite character in the CGI movie, and both live action movies!) THAT ALL BEING SAID, HOWEVER… while I still enjoyed the first Inspector Gadget live action movie, I will admit that the sequel, (being way more in line with what I remembered from the CGI movie, which of course was way more cartoony and silly to match what I presumed was the tone of the original show) was a lot more entertaining throughout and actually felt like a Saturday morning cartoon come to life! Despite enjoying the lore and origin story crafted for Gadget in the first film, the sequel was definitely waaaayyy more entertaining and enjoyable!

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Funny enough, Inspector Gadget 2 was filmed in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia which it was my home city!

Oh Snap, I forgot Zuleika was on her #metoo villain arc. Speaking of Dreamwork Egyptian villains, I think Seti I from Prince of Egypt is probably the most evil Dreamworks villain ever. Doing baby genocide, slaving millions, being a good dad to one son and a shit dad to the other and still thinking he's a good person. No wonder I turned out messed up!

What’s very fitting at this is a Disney movie and Keith Scott is impersonating, legendary Disney voice actor Paul frees as the narrator which seems very fitting

This movie, really nails, Jay Ward style of humor

I haven’t seen this in years. I don’t recall enjoying it anymore than the first. But I guess it has its moments.

I like Inspector Gadget 2

You can tell that French Stewart studied Dan Adams voice, and did an impression, but made his own

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