Fone Bone
Matt Zimmer
That is a terrible idea and would not be taking the pandemic seriously at all. What are people thinking? It's a kids franchise.
That is a terrible idea and would not be taking the pandemic seriously at all. What are people thinking? It's a kids franchise.
I never saw "Osmosis Jones". I did indulge in Ozzy & Drix because it was a comedy-adventure series at its core. I think part of the reason it failed overall on TV was because, well, of course, they had to recast the leads, with Phil LaMarr replacing Chris Rock as Ozzy, for example. It was actually an entertaining series, but this is Kids' WB! we're dealing with here, shuffling shows in and out with no advance warning to keep things fresh, so no consistent schedule was what really did it in.
I'd say no, considering that some animated shows have had previous episodes with characters getting ill pulled due to the pandemic. One of those reruns, an episode of Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood, got pulled not just due to the premise involving the characters getting sick, but also because it actually aired at the exact same time the state of emergency was announced for most states! Heck, there's even a SpongeBob episode that is being held back because it's about a quarantine for an illness.Not sure if this was brought up before but apparently, some people have brought up what if there was an Osmosis Jones sequel or reboot based on Covid-19. Honestly, on paper, the people who worked on the movie and spin off series could technically adapt that idea into a graphic novel or animated short but not much else.
We watched the movie in ninth grade biology and I loved it!
I'd say no, considering that some animated shows have had previous episodes with characters getting ill pulled due to the pandemic. One of those reruns, an episode of Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood, got pulled not just due to the premise involving the characters getting sick, but also because it actually aired at the exact same time the state of emergency was announced for most states! Heck, there's even a SpongeBob episode that is being held back because it's about a quarantine for an illness.
My friend thought Hector Cruz looked like a white Virgil Hawkins when she was little
But he still has peach skin. It's like a peach-skinned Virgil.Wow. According to a Wiki pageabout the show, Hector is listed as Cuban-American.
Osmosis Jones was also recently added to HBO Max as part of their movie library.
But he still has peach skin. It's like a peach-skinned Virgil.
Can't believe the movie's 20th anniversary is in August. Time flies!As of last month it's been 18 years since the series Ozzy and Drix premiered on Kids WB. Ran for two seasons which later ended up on DVD and as of this year, HBO Max.