tom (01/14/83)
When you find yourself in danger When your threatened by a stranger When it looks like you will take a lickin' (buc-buc-buc-buc) There is someone waiting who will hurry up and rescue you just ca-all for Super Chicken (Buc-ark) But if your afraid you'll have to overlook it besides you knew the job was dangerous when you took it. He will drink his super-sauce and throw the bad guys for a loss and he will bring them in alive and kickin' (buc-buc-buc-buc) There is one thing you should learn when there is no-one else to turn to Ca-all for Super Chicken (buc-buc-buc-buc) Ca-all for Super Chicken (Buc-arc) Super Chicken (in reality Henry Cabot Henhouse III), along with George of the Jungle and Tom Slick (driver of the Thunder-bolt Grease-Slapper), came out out J. Ward studios (the great folks who brought us Rocky and Bullwinkel). He and his assistant Fred (in reality Fred) operated out of a penthouse on the top the tallest building in Pittsburgh. Its been said that cartoons can't be what they use to be because of the cost of quality animation. But if you look at the old Jay Ward stuff, you can see that the animation is not that much different than what is being produced today. What made them so fine were the plot lines, the dialogue, the creativity that modern cartoonists seem to be lacking (not to mention the puns). Only Jim Henson and his crew seem to be doing anything comparable, albeit in a different but related field. I'm sure the writers have to be out there, perhaps it is only the networks desire for mass market appeal that keeps them from being seen (Sigh). Write your network, bring back the Rock. Speaking from the top of the 163th tallest building in Pittsburgh, Tom Neuendorffer mcnc or floyd or decvax !idis!tom