Would have loved to have seen this crossover for real. Especially when they both had their own cartoon shows. That would have made for a mind-blowing Saturday morning!
Would have loved to have seen this crossover for real. Especially when they both had their own cartoon shows. That would have made for a mind-blowing Saturday morning!
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Indeed, it would have, Ross. Even more mind-blowing than when Daffy Duck and Porky Pig met the Groovy Ghoulies! I wonder what antagonist would've been used to bring the Enterprise and the Herculoids together, though? I would pick either the Tholians or the Gorn.
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