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The first issue of Camp Candy, the comic book version of the John Candy voiced cartoon, was published with a cover date of May 1990. ("The Return of Headless Harry" "The Owimpic Kid" Camp Candy 1, Marvel Comic Event)
Should Camp Candy be a Live Action Movie?
Yes
No
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A follow up to yesterdayâs reblog from peteneems:
Geoffreyâs Secret Word Game was a âwatch and winâ contest. The promo doesnât specify a prize (at least the one I found readily available). Itâs not really clear on directions either - it just says âlisten for Geoffreyâs secret words and youâll be a winnerâ. Iâm assuming if you won, you got a shopping spree at Toys âR Us. Remember those?
Thatâs not why weâre here. Weâre here because itâs the first and only time we see Mario plastered next to late comedic actor John Candy, hip-hop duo Kid âN Play and Rick Moranis? I was 2 in 1990, so I canât recall a cartoon with Rick Moranis that wasnât The Real Ghostbusters.Â
A cool find, but this has nothing on Pac Man hanging out with various Hanna-Barbera stars in the USA Cartoon Express promos.
Watch the original promo here, uploaded by Television Archives
Tracey Ullman Short #40
Hiatus Week: Day 5
Shoplifting February 26, 1989
Bart steals candy from a store and gets yelled at by adults. This is one of my favorite simpscreens ever because the comedy central logo and the presence of ronald regan in the background makes this such a bizarre temporal anomaly. You could show this to one of them blade runner robots and their heads would explode.
THE B-SODE:
Camp Candy: "?" Season ? - Episode ? | 1989-1992 Okay, bear with me here. This is the most Iâve ever straight-up given up on a B-SODE but itâs literally the only thing I could think of. I assumed that childrenâs cartoons would be lousy with episodes about kids trying to shoplift and get in big trouble. But to my surprise there wasnât much I could find. Keyword searches were difficult because a LOTTA kids cartoons were about characters continually trying to steal from other characters (the Gummi Bearâs jumping formula, Scrooge McDuckâs wealth; Baloo tangling with smuglers on Talespin, Darkwing Duck and the Rescue Rangers regularly getting assigned cases dealing with burglary, etc). Shockingly enough, the all-too-common-in-sitcomdom trope of a mostly-good kid reckoning with consequences of petty theft is bizarrely absent in cartoons from this era. But, there is one thing I COULD have used: An episode of Camp Candy. Unfortunately thereâs VERY LITTLE episode info online for Camp Candy and Iâd have to probably scan through each episode until I found it. But itâs literally the only scene I remember in the whole series. A kid runs away and needs supplies so he goes to the camp shop and swipes some stuff. He doesnât WANT to steal; he just canât be seen purchasing the stuff, so he actually leaves money behind to make up for it. So there you have it; the cartoon code of the 80s mustâve had a zero tolerance thing in place when it came to showing kids stealing or something. Because the one example I could even come up with the kid still left money behind to make up for it. Fancy that.
