D&D CARTOON BACK ON AIR!!!!

[Bob the fighter]

The D&D cartoon sereis form the 80's is back on the air!!!! I was flipping through the channels last night and nearly died when i saw TIAMAT on toondisney which for my cable is 123.. but it does come on again sat and sun for me locally at 7pm everyone check your listings watch it!!! I'm in florida and use brighthouse good luck and good watching

[Randy Saxon]

It's on Toon Disney.

All I can say is now I actually have something to watch on Sunday.

[Hojas]

I only caught the last 5 minutes :( The beholder was great. I finally got to see a glimpse of the DM at the end too haha I only saw a few episodes as a kid and that was a long time ago. I hope this wasn't a one-shot deal.

[Fake Healer]

I have DirecTv with the DVR and set it to record all first runs. Now if I could just figure out how to burn it to DVD. Damn my carpenter background! Shoulda went Tech!

FH

[Bob the fighter]

Hojas wrote: I hope this wasn't a one-shot deal.

I already looked for next week and its on saturday and sunday if we can get the word out more wathcers = higher ratings = more episodes

[secretturchinman]

Fake Healer wrote:

I have DirecTv with the DVR and set it to record all first runs. Now if I could just figure out how to burn it to DVD. Damn my carpenter background! Shoulda went Tech!

FH

Panasonic makes a DVR that allows you to burn what you record, if only I could remember the name.

[Bob the fighter]

to any who are gonna watch this tonight lets all roll a D2O when the show starts and see what the dice say for all of us doing the same thing at the same(ish) time

[Hojas]

arghhhhh...i forgot haha I will have to catch the easter special :)

[Hojas]

The sound effects for Tiamat were hilarious :)

[Gericko]

I have a Panasonic combo VCR and DVD burner. Lets you play and record both VCR and DVD. All I use the VCR side for is so i can convert some VCR stuff to DVD.

Totally as easy to use as a VCR. Don't forget to go through the menus and finalize any DVD you've burned so you can play it on other DVD players besides the Panasonic.

Yes, there are some DVRs (TIVOS) that also burn, but I found it much more expensive and much more to go wrong in one single unit, so I bought my TIVO[DVR] and my DVD burner separately.

Use Monster cords or the best high end connections you can use so your copies don't lose quality from what you're inputing into the TIVO.