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OH MY HEAVENS!!!

According to the "i Mucha Lucha!" eppie guide on http://tvtome.com/MuchaLucha/season3.html[dead link], there are only 4, 30 minute eppies left. They are called "Call of the Mild," "Smarticus/Niko Sushi," "Mars Madness/Fears of a Clown," and "Blue Demon." That's really bad news for us fans out there. I hope, after all the episodes have aired, they will still play repeats on "Cartoon Network." Please, Please, Please show WB or Cartoon Network you care by buying all the "i Mucha Lucha!" stuff you can afford." Like I said in earlier post, hopefully we will find more great shows like this. Let's just hope! Oh and i've been wondering since "My Hairy Knuckles/Brains, meets Brawn" about Rikochet's voice. It seems that Carlos Alazraqui came back and is doing Rikochet and, I guess, Mr. Midacarda's voice. For a while, I was asking myself if Jason (Marsden) got better at doing the Hispanic voice of Rikochet or Carlos came back. The answer: Carlos came back! I missed him a lot. This series was shooting for 52 eppies. It's almost to the goal. I hope the creators get good jobs by the time it's cancelled. We'll just enjoy the last 4 eppies as they last. We've had our fun for 2; almost 3 years (Aug. 17, 2002) and soon, it's about to end! Farewell!

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