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I just stumbled across this cartoon show in the U.S., involving a newt that's normally mild-mannered but undergoes a Popeye-like transformation when fed with a special food, after which it starts acting wacky, even doing Dolly Parton impersonations
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Anybody seen it?

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(Message edited by TJ on April 07, 2004)
 
I've seen this before, when my younger brother was watching it on cartoon network
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Yep it's been ona long time, the triton is a rip-off the genius in the Alladin movie. It's a pretty fun show though, for a kid anyway.
 
Funny I never heard of it...but then there's <u>a lot</u> I've never heard of since I've been away from the good ol' U.S. of A. for so, so long. Not that I think I'm really missing out on much
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This show is actually Canadian. It gets a lot of play on Canadian cartoon stations. I like this one, but mostly for the references to other shows, actors, books, and theatre productions that become gags for Newton. I think adults will get more out of this show than kids, though. The references are pretty arcane sometimes, and kids won't get the ones from the black and white movies.
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it also plays alot in england it has been on tv or a couple of years now
 
Re: Ned&#39;s Newt

I just found this thread...some of these cartoons are available on YouTube. I just watched the theme song
YouTube - Ned's Newt Theme and End Theme

Go to YouTube and look up "Ned's Newt." The lyrics to the song are funny, he wanted a pet at the pet shop and "a newt was all he could get," like that's supposed to be sad!

(Was YouTube even around when this thread was started??)
 
Re: Ned&#39;s Newt

This is my new favorite show. Maybe the Axolotls would like to watch it, too!
 
Re: Ned&#39;s Newt

I prefer the newt before the food! he was cuter and didn't have teeth :rolleyes:
 
Re: Ned&#39;s Newt

Oh yeah, old-school stuff! I saw this multiple times and had loads of fun.
Now, desgracefully I cant even find time to watch any television...
 
Re: Ned&#39;s Newt

I'd like it better if the thing actually had any resemblence to a real newt.
And my newts do Dolly Parton impressions all the time.
 
Re: Ned&#39;s Newt

Molch said:
And my newts do Dolly Parton impressions all the time.
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I now realize I need to back this statement with evidence, so...here's the Fat Lady doing Dolly Parton:
 

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Re: Ned&#39;s Newt

Molch said:
I now realize I need to back this statement with evidence, so...here's the Fat Lady doing Dolly Parton:
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Re: Ned&#39;s Newt

Molch said:
I now realize I need to back this statement with evidence, so...here's the Fat Lady doing Dolly Parton:
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Are you sure she is not being attacked by little pacmans?
Your graphic skills always amaze me Molch! :D
 
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