The 2003 NBA All-Star SLAM for Cartoon Network had many players chat with their favorite childhood Animated characters.
For Michael Redd it was He-Man. Though since Mattel and Cartoon Network had at the time the reboot series by Mike Young Productions airing. They used the then-current He-Man. Complete with Cam Clarke doing the voice.
In the clip He-Man appears a little out of character. Which occurred in some cases for the Animated characters in these shorts.
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If whoever had a brain in there head at the time at Mattel they would have continued this series because it was the bomb!Originally Posted by Jukka
This is awesome and hilarious!
I completely love this! Cam is having so much fun and it's nice to see HM embrace his bravado a bit.
They even mimicked the Filmation I Have The Power pose at the end! Awesome.
Thanks for sharing!
I didn't rate the 2002 version to be honest.
It wasn't terrible, but like the majority of remakes/reboots it wasn't a patch on the original.
Mainly because (and I'll probably get lynched for admitting to this), I had a thing for the Sorceress 40 years ago
Last edited by RichAllen1976; April 7, 2023 at 06:19am. Reason: Typo
Understandable as long as you accept that there are people with a completely opposite opinion - who like 200X/CGI/Nu-Ra and couldn't stand Filmation shows.I didn't rate the 2002 version to be honest.
It wasn't terrible, but like the majority of remakes/reboots it wasn't a patch on the original.
Mainly because (and I'll probably get lynched for admitting to this), I had a thing for the Sorceress 40 years ago
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