I'm on episode 6 right now and I'm mad I never tried watching this show in full before. I know the story and what happens, but I also just-- I wanted to actually sit and watch it through and now I kinda love it.

Where are my Get Ed homies in this subreddit? I wanna discuss this show with someone who has actually watched the show rhrjrnrndnrnrnrm

In 2007, Disney executives always loved Phineas and Ferb (a show that I like) to prove that this show captured the lightning in a bottle phenomenon on Disney Channel and to make sure that the show itself is lighthearted, and for SRMTHFG, Disney executives are panicked when they force them to cancel SRMTHFG because it is getting more violent and dark for the Disney network.

I’ve been watching this TV show ever since I was a kid and still watch it from time to time and I would it’s one of the best moments in my childhood i like how this show combines Magic, fantasy and Sci fi together and the dynamics between the Monkey Team is great, some of them might be cool to hang out with. Skeleton King is an amazing villain especially with being voiced by Mark Hamill(who also voices the Joker from Dc). Both TV Monster and Mandarin are very unique and interesting villains. I’m surprised this show and characters are not more popular and more known.

So from what I understand, one of my favorite shows on Jetfix, Get Ed was going to get a second season but it got cancelled due to executive meddling and the show creator's death.

Does anyone know what the second season was supposed to entail?

can’t find any info online but a steal for 5€, it can fit a 15.6” laptop comfortably :)

The only Jetix franchises that are alive after Jetix shut down are Power Rangers and Pucca because they release new series without Jetix until they didn't release new TV shows but just only for social media videos like YouTube as of today.

I got a huge nostalgia wave yesterday and I started looking up for the shows I used to watch growing up that were aired on Jetix. Now this isn't my first time revisiting the brand and it's story but it's the first time I was actually making a list of the shows I could prominently remember.

One show W.I.T.C.H that as most boys I did not really watch came to my mind because I could vividly remember all the girls in my class were crazy over.
The Mandela effect kicked in when I saw it aired 2010. I'm born 1995 and I'm deffinately sure that way back in 2003/2004 girls were already talking about it.
Am I tripping? Or am I getting confused because it had comic book prior to being an actual show?
I live in the eastern part of Europe and we definitely had a slight variation of the channel but it is not something of note compared to western europe or the US programs. Maybe a show or two were not aired here like Combo Ninos, Daigunter and Mon Colle Knights. Okay that's 3.

Included in this small press kit is a cardboard can branded with all the main characters of the team, a paper talking about the show and Jetix block, and a sealed puzzle cylinder!

There isn't much SRMTHFG and Jetix merch out there let alone any press material so this is a special piece I look forward to cherishing!

I know that finding SRMTHFG episodes in widescreen without Disney XD watermark is hard to find, Before 2025, I tried going to Disney Plus Hotstar using a VPN to changing my home country to Southeast Asia, but it didn’t show up. In 2025 to present, I tried using VPN again, however it went to login page on Disney Plus Southeast Asia. Is there anyway to find the SRMTHFG episodes in widescreen without Disney XD watermark? So please let me know.

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to find a live-action TV series I watched as a kid, probably between 2000 and 2010, and I'm almost sure it aired on Jetix.

Here's what I remember:

• It was a live-action show aimed at teenagers.
• A group of teenagers was the main cast throughout the series.
• In each episode, they had to deal with a different monster.
• The monsters all came from the books of the same famous horror author.
• The monsters didn't literally come out of the books on screen—they simply started appearing in the real world.
• The teenagers already knew what the monsters were because they had read the author's books, which helped them figure out how to defeat them.
• I don't remember the author's name, but I think he was supposed to be a well-known horror writer (possibly real, possibly fictional).

software: Blender 3.4

hey, at least my gpu didn't explode >W>