My passions, interests and thoughts

             He was the man who did the Eagle of France proud through his birth, the eldest son of the man who redrew the map of Europe but had his own image marred by the accusation of the lady he loved the most who claimed that his issue was too "watery" to bear children - something that no man deserves to hear from the woman he loves dearly but through the birth of his son, the father was cleared of the dishonour. Thus began the life of Compte Charles Léon, son of Napoléon Bonaparte through his concubine Eléonore Desnuelles de la Plaigne. Léon's mother thought that she had found favour with Napoléon and was well on her way to becoming the empress but while Napoléon was very glad that she had borne him a son and loved his son, at least till his 2nd son was born from his other Polish lover - Countess Marie Walewska, he (Napoléon) did not wish to meet Léon's mother again, he merely made arrangements for her to have a decent life and also entrusted Léon...

     In my previous blog article, I focussed on Hanna Barbara cartoons that made our childhood lively and memorable as 90's kids here in India. Cartoon Network later started making its own cartoon shows which were broadcast alongside Hanna Barbara cartoons towards the late 90's and in today's article I am going to focus specifically on those shows that Cartoon Network made just ahead of its fall from glory as the most watched kids' channel in India, a place that was later taken by a few worthy ones like Animax while the rest were a bunch of useless channels mostly showcasing indianised cartoons for an Indian audience which they thought would click with the children of the subcontinent but in fact, did quite the contrary with boring cartoons like "Chota Bheem". Coming back to today's topic, here are the cartoons that I have chosen to talk about and I hope that you enjoy it as you read through my article. i) Dexter's laboratory (1996) :           ...