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Jacob TWO-TWO? Pearlie? Jane and her Dragon? oooowwww Isacc I like it here!

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One shutdown occured during Franklin, the other during Inspector Gadget. No characters were shot in either shutdown

VeggieTales actually aired The Star Of Christmas on PBS in 2002, and before that, The VeggieTales Christmas Spectacular aired in 1998 on PAX-TV, modern-day Ion.

I love VeggieTales ❤🥒🍅

The dog on the thumbnail, he's so cute

I watched Qubo! My favorite were Doki, Fishtronaut, Inspector Gadget, Monkey see Monkey do, Veggietales, Zulu Patrol, And more...

Great video. I love the research and effort you put into it. I could absolutely see you being up there with defunctland and yesterworld entertainment. The only complaint that i have is that you could balance the audio between the music and voice track more in favor of your voice, but its not terrible. Still, great video. Keep it up!

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#BringBackQubo

#nostalgia #Qubo Brings back memories

Here's some questions: The Complete History of Nickelodeon The Complete History of Cartoon Network The Complete History of Disney Channel Top 10 Plushtubers (Like SuperMarioLogan) Top 10 Nickelodeon Shows Top 10 Cartoon Network Shows Top 10 Disney Channel Shows

Qubo was my jam when I was a kid. Pearlie, Willa’s wild Life and the Qubo night owl cartoons are my favorite.

Guys this is not real they stole it from ike g sports

You should mention the Astros field with that hill they once had in centerfield. Nothing has defied logic greater in sports history than that silly mound

2nd comment. Also this is interesting and kind of cool.

came here because I was recommended this video through the algorithm. I can see a lot of bias in this, especially since there’s a lack of variety (the fact you put FIVE DIC Entertainment cartoons in this) and the fact none of them were failures in any way. And what makes it even more funny was that those cartoons (except for Tex Avery) are the same ones a friend of mine added into a video he made last year!

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Did he say costed?

For me, Polo Grounds win the prize. Those short foul lines, then walls running straight down left and right fields to 450+ feet. Crazy. Imagine a check swing hits one over the right field wall but nothing short of a herculean blast will go out in center. Then those bullpens with the little seating roofs that come into play. If you had a nightmare about baseball, this would be the field to host your dream.

The Oilers were an AFL team until 1970. Strike three, you're out - I clearly know this shit better than you.

When the Bengals played in their first stadium, they were in the AFL. Do your homework. Strike Two.

The Bills moved to Rich Stadium, later renamed. Do your homework.

Nowadyas, It's More Heavy Duty Stadiums With Retractible Roof Locales On Them, As They Should Be!

You didn’t list Turn On, which was cancelled as it aired in Feb. 1969.

Dude. You are basing this all on the current state of sports. Most of the listings you've included were before sports had big $$

It was only for one game but the Chicago Bears played a championship match at the old Chicago Stadium (home of the Bulls and Blackhawks) due to weather.

Not to mention the multitude of banned episodes from the likes of Bluey and Pingu…

County Stadium in Milwaukee where the Packers played a few games every year had the quirk of having on outfield fence right where the corner endzone pilon was on which had the effect of cutting off an important corner of the field.

How could the Steelers have played Forbes Field from 1933-63 and then at Pitt Stadium from 1958-69. Did they play at both from 1958-62?

Do the top 10 Children’s shows theories

What about Griffith Stadium?

Shibe Park (Connie Mack Stadium) is another one. Eagles played there. Another one was the Polo Grounds, where the Giants played before moving over to Yankee Stadium.

The Bills moved to Rich Stadium in 1973, not 1972.

it must be mentioned that Cleveland Stadium was the home of the NFL Rams from the late 1930s through 1945, including hosting the 1945 title game.

I'm surprised there is no mention of the LA Coliseum.

You should do a part 2 and include the panty raid episode of SpongeBob.

The football-baseball fields are terrible.

Went to a concert in Oakland in 1983

Before Astroturf was was widely used, every football team played on a partially dirt field, until the end of September. Once the baseball season was over, the infield would be filled in with turf.

Stop saying it's 'very unique' - there's no such expression

You get Bisons correct but miss Canisius?

FYI: Canisius College is pronounced Cuh-nee-shuss.

Parents These days are so NEUROTIC that they OVERPROTECT Their Children and Gatekeep what they watch, The example is the Sesame Street episode, The Lesbian Couple episode of Buster’s Spinoff show and The episode on Caillou where they say “stupid”! Parents are a Bunch of Neurotic Pussies!

Loved when MLB and NFL teams shared stadiums, yet I’ve never been tackled on dirt either 😂

Busch Stadium home of both Cardinals of St Louis

The kingdom of Seattle along with mile high stadium and RFK and Irving Texas stadium and. Los Angeles Memorial Coluseum .

From what I read, it was quite a complex process converting the lower seating bowl at Shea Stadium from a baseball to a football configuration. In fact, during the majority of years, the Jets had to wait until the baseball season was over until they could begin to play any home games in their schedule at Shea Stadium.