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<blockquote data-quote="Glade Riven" data-source="post: 5417265" data-attributes="member: 86468">So Hasbro's new TV channel The Hub has been going for a few months, and I think it's off to a strong start. What particularly has impressed me is the lengths they've gone with Hasbro's core Franchises: they brought back some old school voice actors for Transformers, GI Joe's reboot is reminicient of the MIB style (which is being re-ran, too), and the roped in the mastermind behind Powerpuff Girls for My Little Pony.&nbsp;Heck, they even killed a good guy in both TF and GI Joe in the first episode. That takes guts. And from what I've seen, these three shows are well written, decently animated, and overall good. Trifecta seems to be a good word for it.&nbsp;I'd have to admit...I want to see me some freshly animated D&amp;D - especially at the quality we're getting from the trifecta. 4e would translate well into an action series for kids, and it would get them into the hobby. Grow the brand, as it were.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Glade Riven, post: 5417265, member: 86468"] So Hasbro's new TV channel The Hub has been going for a few months, and I think it's off to a strong start. What particularly has impressed me is the lengths they've gone with Hasbro's core Franchises: they brought back some old school voice actors for Transformers, GI Joe's reboot is reminicient of the MIB style (which is being re-ran, too), and the roped in the mastermind behind Powerpuff Girls for My Little Pony. Heck, they even killed a good guy in both TF and GI Joe in the first episode. That takes [I]guts[/I]. And from what I've seen, these three shows are well written, decently animated, and overall [I]good[/I]. Trifecta seems to be a good word for it. I'd have to admit...I want to see me some freshly animated D&D - especially at the quality we're getting from the trifecta. 4e would translate well into an action series for kids, and it would get them into the hobby. Grow the brand, as it were. [/QUOTE]

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