Talk:Bring Me the Head of Charlie Brown

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[edit] "may not satisfy the notability guideline"

I think that this is an extremely unfair judgment, given that just about every character that has appeared "on camera" for even a single frame on The Simpsons, Futurama, Family Guy, or any incarnation of Star Trek or Star Wars has a Wikipedia page. I am perplexed by the pages I've seen singled out for this comment, given the many that are not. This topic is no less notable than thousands of others devoted to OCD pop culture geekery. PurpleChez 01:51, 1 July 2007 (UTC)

[edit] "Citation needed"

Whoever put that for the Travis Bickle reference, I have three words:

Get a life.

[edit] Prod

Hihi

I took down the prod tag, that 'generation' of CalArts grads are the guys that are now the top animators driving the industry...perhaps it could be merged with Jim Reardon's entry if we can't fix it up enough to stand on its own? I can't find anything online except for copies of the video, but I'll poke through offline sources when I get a moment. Legotech (talk) 07:50, 4 February 2008 (UTC)