Cybertron/Armada cartoon ?'s

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  1. King V, Jan 2, 2006
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    I've been out of the loop lately with the holidays so I'm sure these have been posted before. (Sorry!)

    My first question is, when/where is the new cartoon airing? I taped the first half or so of the series when it was airing on the WB (4:30 pm in Philly). Then it went back to the beginning of the series again. I believe it was on up until last week but now I see that it's gone, replaced by that 8 Simple Rules show. Is it still on the WB at an earlier time or is it back on CN? And what episode are they up to now?

    Final question... Is the second half of the Armada series ever gonna be released on DVD? I got the first part a while back but haven't even opened it because I wanted to take a weekend and watch the entire series at once.

    Thanks in advance for any info on the above! :thumb 
     
  2. Adonis, Jan 2, 2006
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    its showing at 6am(at Philly) at CN tommorrow its showing episode 16(savage)
     
  3. King V, Jan 3, 2006
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    Thanks for the info! Now is there any word on the Armada pt.2 and Energon box sets?
     
  4. King V, Jan 6, 2006
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    I guess not? :huh
     
  5. FreshDebesh, Jan 6, 2006
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    Probably not, seeing as how it was Rhino who released the first part of the Armada set. They've since lost the rights to Transformers to Paramount.