Clone High

[oniman7]

I'm not sure how many of you have seen that absolutely brilliant show called Clone High. It was a cartoon that aired on MTV (or TeleToon in Canada) from 2002-2003. The main plotline was that a secret government agency took great historical figures and cloned them, and they all go to high school now. The main protagonists are Abe Lincoln, Joan of Arc, Ghandi, John F. Kennedy, and Cleopatra. However, there are also some other important figures such as Vincent Van Gogh, Genghis Khan, and Marie Curie (who is deformed because radiation screwed up her DNA.) Unfortunately, some people in India heard about Ghandi's role in it. They didn't like at all the way he was portrayed, so they went on a hunger strike. About 150 people joined. I think the only reason it worked was because some of those people were parliament. Fortunately, you can still find it online. So, anybody else here seen it?

[Invader]

I watched it when it aired, yes. Ghandi's character was great, too, and I errr-eh, often imitated JFK. Shame it went down the tubes, but that happens to good shows every now and then thanks to some element that someone is going to find offensive. Oh, Marylin Manson's guest appearance in the show was also a pleasant surprise when I'd first seen it. Hah.

[tkdyo]

lol, you have no idea how much my friends and I loved this show...my friend actually has the dvd of all 13 eps lol. We still often quote from it ><

[Bayside]

Yeah, me and my friends still quote it to, we have the DVD and we watch it annually around Christmas time. We get inspired to watch the Snowflake day episode, and just end up watching the whole season anyway because it's too good to stop once it's started. Also, I believe it is quite possibly the funniest show ever created, bar none. I can't think of anything half as good.