I hung on as long as I could... but I've seen every episode of King of the Hill. Between the local stations and cable, Family Guy is on for half the day. None of the new stuff on Adult Swim interests me.

History Channel and Comedy Central will get my business now. I'd rather watch reruns of American Pickers or Pawn Stars or America: The Story of Us. Southpark is still fresh, Colbert and Stewart are solid, I can watch Futurama reruns with no problem.

Call me when Venture Brothers has new episodes.

This.

This.

I hear that Twitchy is being difficult in the negotiations and that another season of The Twitchy Brothers may not happen. Stay tuned.

They lost me when they stop showing reruns of The Super-Friends.

This.

Adult Swim lost me when Cowboy Bebop went off the air.

Cowboy Bepop is back on the schedule.

I don't recall Super-Friends ever running during the Adult Swim schedule.

Cool, they're showing Cowboy Bebop again!

Apart from Venture Brothers and Robot Chicken, there's not much on
Adult Swim that I didn't watch someplace else first. I can't remember
where I first saw Space Ghost Coast to Coast, but it was originally on
someplace else.

And Sealab 2021 I used to watch as a kid as 2020.

Robot Chicken can be really hit or miss. There's usually 1 good segment and a whole lot of gross/unfunny.

I haven't watched it much after the first season.
It was fun stuff back then.

The old stuff was better. Like Family Guy.

Space Ghost: Coast to Coast may have started on Comedy Central, but I was sure it started on Cartoon Network. It spawned a spin-off, The Brak Show.

Space Ghost Coast to Coast started on Friday nights on Cartoon Channel around about '93 or '94...I distinctly remember some friends telling me about it and thinking they must have been stoned out of their minds...

I like Tim and Eric sometimes...other times it's like chewing on aluminum foil...

Space Ghost started on Cartoon Network. For years I thought it started on TBS, but then I found out that they had aired a few episodes on TBS prior to me getting CN on my cable system.

I could never get into Tim & Eric's Awesome show, it was just too far out there...

I downloaded a couple of episodes of the failed series "The Xtacles", I guess that means that Frisky Dingo is finished too.

Hmmm. That must have happened to me, too.

Netflix signed a new deal with CN. They've added Adult Swim and Green Lantern and some other kids shows, but only to the DVD catalog. No live streaming on those shows yet.

Adult Swim lost me when they started showing live-action shows instead of animated shows.

I think maybe "Assy McGee" may have been the era where they lost me.