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Behind The BHTs I think I've been there before. It's amazing that inputing song title and knowing some French words gets some interesting results on Google.
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Behind The BHTs What a shame........
Behind The BHTs Of course. It's kind of like how Stan Lee is credited with creating the Marvel Universe, though it wouldn't be visualized without the collective art talents of Ditko and Kirby. Andy Heyward is credited as A creator not THE creator of Inspector Gadget, unlike Bill Finger, who created Robin, The Joker, Catwoman, Dr. Hugo Strange, and so many of the elements that made Batman the Dark Knight but isn't known by the general public. People only know Bob Kane and ONLY Bob Kane. He died old and a rich man while Finger died fairly young and penniless.
Behind The BHTs That link to that book of religion.......it's to a new toy something.
Behind The BHTs Not only Penny's, but Brain's... and even the Inspector Gadget theme as well. As I said, there is a site where you can just listen to these songs (not download... Listen), but I still don't know if I can post the address or not. Hmmm... well, someone was lying in his DVD interview, huh? Still, I think he did have a hand in developing it.
Behind The BHTs Haim Saban's also published books on religion. http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpag...=&pagewanted=4
Behind The BHTs I understand.
Behind The BHTs Yeah, as I said, I didn't think you were being malicious, but saying "that's good, for a bunch of french dudes" implies that french people are capable of less, like saying "wow, that's pretty good... for a girl" suggests that girls are less capable (which they're obviously not)... (I don't want to make a big deal out of this, especially since I myself wasn't even offended, just trying to explain my point)
Behind The BHTs Then he's the genius. He must've created it with a lot of fanservice on his mind.
Behind The BHTs Well, it really depends on the company. Disney did release a CD with opening themes for the Disney Afternoon shows. Unfortunately, you could only get that from Walt Disney World. I've never seen it but I know it has extended versions of Ducktales and Gummi Bears opening songs. You may be able to get those French soundtracks by ordering from sites that sale French records and CDs. That is, if you don't mind paying in euros. As for the guy who created BHT, think Craig Zukowski created that show.
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