Detention
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This was about a bunch of middle school kids. I don't remember it well, but Shareena Wickett was cool, slightly goth. And Emmitt Roswell was interesting I guess, into like conspiracy theories. Wish I could say something about the show.

Loonatics Unleashed
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It's set in 2772, after a meteorite has hit the city-planet Acmetropolis, and I guess its effects produced some superheroes. They are, of course, a futuristic, anime-ish reimagining of familiar Looney Tunes characters- or I guess descendants of those characters. They include Ace Bunny, (the team leader), Lexi Bunny, Danger Duck, Tech E. Coyote, Slam Tasmanian, and Rev Runner. They were all brought together by someone named Zadavia, who appears to them on a monitor to give them assignments, or whatever. The team is called the Loonatics. Not sure what else to say. Of course it tries to be funny. I don't find it all that funny, though I do think the style of humor is fairly similar to typical Looney Tunes humor, which I usually find funnier than this, so I dunno. Anyway, I couldn't get into the show, so I stopped watching before too long. I guess it lasted two seasons, but I don't think I watched all of the first.

¡Mucha Lucha!
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I don't think I actually watched that much of this. It was about a group of kids who were lucha libre wrestlers in training, or whatever. The main characters were Rikochet, Buena Girl, and The Flea. That's all I remember. It was kinda weird, but not bad. But I think a much better Lucha- themed cartoon would be El Tigre.

The Mummy: The Animated Series
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This came out in 2001, several months after The Mummy Returns. I'm sure I saw a bit of the series, but probably not much. I don't remember any details, and I'm not sure how much I liked it. Still, I wouldn't mind seeing it again someday.

Ozzy & Drix
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This was based on the movie Osmosis Jones, which I didn't see until nearly 20 years after this show started. It's about a white blood cell named Osmosis "Ozzy" Jones, who is a cop in a "city" which is actually a human boy named Hector (he was in a different person in the movie, though). Anyway, Ozzy gets partnered with a pill named Drix, and the crime they fight is actually diseases Hector is suffering, or whatever. I'm not sure how much of the show I actually watched, and I never loved it, but I'm sure it was okay. Certainly I appreciate the absurdity of the premise.