How can people so insane be allowed to make cartoons?!

Ever notice that the least-fit people to do a job, are many times the ones in charge?  I would sooner trust Charles Manson to produce a cartoon for kids, than the people responsible for this train wreck.  Retro-fanatics delude themselves.  There are no excuses for something like this.  Budget or technology limitations never stopped many endeavors which had thought behind these.  Birdman and The Galaxy Trio is a tragedy.  It's as if the most mentally void people in the world came together to make an action cartoon, or a bunch of criminal-geniuses went to great lengthes to make the WORST CARTOONS EVER.  I pray for the latter.  I have learned through experience that it takes a lot of work and thought to make something intentionally HORRIBLE.  One has to think of every mistake, and every flaw that would annoy viewers.  Birdman and the Galaxy Trio is so chock full of 'plot' holes (the plots of each episode could be summarized in about 4 words) and oversights.  The animation was terrible, even compared to Space Ghost or The Herculoids.  There were too many cheap liberties taken because of poor planning and writing.  Unlike Super Globetrotters, The Gary Coleman Show, or Mr. T, this stupid animated series has no redeeming value.  While the above are funny to watch because of it's campiness, Birdman and the Galaxy Trio should be avoided like the plague.  Never have I seen an animated series that could make so many people LITERALLY ANGRY at how poor it is.

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