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Phil Bond in From India with Love! 29.08.01 - TheOrange

Phil Bond returns yet again in an all new adventure!  Charming and irresistible music sensation Daler Mehndi is touring the world, recruiting healthy young girls for his dance ensemble.  By the time Agent 37 and Liz are caught in his inexplicably attractive clutches, it's too late!  Can Phil save them in time, or is he just going to cut his losses and move on?  What does The Boss know that Phil doesn't?  The return of PrimeX, and much much more in the latest, and possibly greatest, chapter of the ongoing Phil Bond saga: From India With Love.  If you miss it, we'll send Daler Mehndi to your house to steal your women. Read it here, only at: Beast Machines: The Lost Episodes (Season 2) [ http://www.trhonline.com/bmle ] Comments?  Questions?  Complaints?  Email Traegorn RavenHawk and/or TheOrange, or head over to YakCentral to bitch about how insane women are, and how much you want to be like the irresistible Daler Mehndi.

Robots In Disguise UPDATED Show Times 15.08.01 - TheOrange

Remember how about a week ago we said Robots in Disguise would air weekdays at 2pm?  Well, it seems our pleas have been answered somewhat.  The new weekday slot is 2:30pm.  While not a drastic change, this could make all the difference for many viewers. Showers of appreciation should be directed to YakCentral, which, admittedly, has nothing to do with this change, but we thought you might like to voice your praise or concern there.  That, and we're utterly shameless. [Source -- The excellent and enigmatic (not to mention newly renamed) Network Guy, over at the message boards of Transfandom.com]

Lost Episodes Mega-Update! 12.08.01 - TheOrange

If it isn't a sign that the end of the world is coming, I don't know what is.  Three, yes, THREE Lost Episodes are now ready for your reading enjoyment! First off is the closing chapter of Act 4, in the form of Episode 17: Geever and Crawley AREN'T Dead.  The two misplaced human discover their station in life, while at the same time decide to fight for it! Next comes the first part in a two-part story, Episode 18: No Need for Blackarachnia.  Followed closely by Episode 19: Battle for the Manhole, Blackarachnia has to sort out her love life, while Thrust has to figure out what to DO with life.  And with that, the season is already half over! And if THAT weren't enough, Episode 20 is coming in just a few weeks! Read them here, only at: Beast Machines: The Lost Episodes (Season 2) [ http://www.trhonline.com/bmle ] Comments?  Questions?  Complaints?  Email Traegorn RavenHawk and/or TheOrange, or head over to YakCentral to blow off a little steam.

Robots In Disguise Show Times 07.08.01 - TheOrange

It's official: Robots in Disguise will air on Fox Kids, Monday through Friday at 2 p.m., and Saturday mornings at 8 a.m. Needless, to say, I'm very disappointed.  I remember back in the day when I used to watch television (I still watch it now, but sparingly), and my favorite shows would come on in the hour before school was out.  Anything that began airing at 2:00, 2:30, or 3:00 became simply unwatchable because the earliest I got out of school back in those days was 3:15.  Still other shows might suffer from the same problems if any such kids have to take hour-long bus trips home from their classes.  I missed a lot of episodes of Animaniacs and Batman because of this sort of thing. Is there anything to be done about it?  I've been assured that there's nothing to worry about regarding the show getting canceled -- there's too much money behind it.  The real culprit here comes in the form of the network affiliates, who -- for some reason or another -- demanded that the Fox Kids programming block be pushed forward to start at 2am.  This isn't a change that's making the production teams happy, but it'll suffice. The other problem is that of frequency.  Even with 39 episodes, Robots in Disguise will finish its run in six and a half weeks if left to run consecutively.  This won't happen -- production is occurring apace, and the show will go into reruns after the first couple of weeks.  It should be okay, but what's the point if no one outside of Kindergarten A.M. kids and college students are able to watch it?  It's not a show aimed at anyone older than 8.  Odd, but it should still be entertaining.  I think the targeted demographic is horribly, TERRIBLY skewed, but we shall see what we shall see. To bitch, head over to YakCentral and make your voice heard.  More specifically, you can complain in this thread.  Careful, I may have to shoot down your arguments with logic. [Source -- The wonderful and ever vigilant TV Guy, over at the message boards of Transfandom.com]