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- Name: Rallix
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Tuesday, January 04, 2005
Genndy Tartakovsky!
I haven't seen Samurai Jack, but Dexter's laboratory and Powerpuff girls are awesome.. Now I just have to watch Samurai!
"Tartakovsky was hand-selected by George Lucas and Lucasfilm Ltd. to create Star Wars: Clone Wars, a one-of-a-kind 20-episode "micro-series" that continues the saga where the live-action feature film Star Wars: Episode II Attack of the Clones left off. His new cartoon creation -- the first-ever animated property involving the leading Star Wars characters -- will cover the beginning of the Clone Wars, an epic civil war that pits the old Republic against a vast Separatist movement led by the forces of evil.
In addition, Tartakovsky created the critically acclaimed animated series, "Samurai Jack," as his follow-up project to the massive success of "Dexter's Laboratory." "Samurai Jack" originated from his desire to create the best action-adventure cartoon ever. With "Samurai Jack," Tartakovsky created an animated action television show that is cinematic in scope and that incorporates action, humor and intricate artistry. A two-time juried Primetime Emmy Award winner for layout and production design, "Samurai Jack" is currently in production on a total of 52 episodes.
Named one of Variety's "50 To Watch" as a future leader in the entertainment industry, Genndy Tartakovsky served as creator/writer/director of "Dexter's Laboratory" and co-creator of "Dial M For Monkey" and "Justice Friends." "Dexter's Laboratory," Tartakovsky's first professional cartoon creation, has received four Emmy nominations and an Annie Award. Tartakovsky has been called "one of the industry's rising stars" by People and was tapped as one of the most creative people in entertainment when he was named to Entertainment Weekly's "It List" in 1999. A total of 78 episodes of Dexter's Laboratory have been completed.
Tartakovsky also served as a producer and director on Cartoon Network's Emmy-award winning series "The Powerpuff Girls" and as animation director for The Powerpuff Girls: The Movie.
Tartakovsky was born and raised in Moscow, Russia, until his family moved to Chicago when he was seven years of age. After high school, Tartakovsky studied film at Chicago's Columbia College before moving to Los Angeles to study animation at Cal Arts. At Cal Arts he wrote, directed, produced and animated two student films. One of his student films, which was selected for the Cal Arts Producers Show, was the basis for "Dexter's Laboratory."
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- posted by Rallix @ 8:38 PM
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You sissy! You watch Powerpuff girls? Grow up kiddo.
Samurai Jack is at 7:00 pm on the weekends. If you've watched powerpuff girls (I swear I haven't), Jack has a striking resemblance to Professor Utonium. (A friend told me. I don't watch Powerpuff girls)
Some other recommendations: Courage the Cowardly Dog, I.M.Weasel, Sheep in the Big City, Time Squad.
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Samurai Jack is at 7:00 pm on the weekends. If you've watched powerpuff girls (I swear I haven't), Jack has a striking resemblance to Professor Utonium. (A friend told me. I don't watch Powerpuff girls)
Some other recommendations: Courage the Cowardly Dog, I.M.Weasel, Sheep in the Big City, Time Squad.
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