Now that it's finally confirmed, will it be good?

>>87445238
If Bartlett's overseeing production, they can't possibly fuck it up.

Can they?

COME ON MAGNUM OPUS/BYE BYE BEAVERS

>>87445238
Why is there a guy with a turban in the fucking jungle?

No matter what happens, /co/ will find a way to call it shit

>>87445238
20 years too late

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>>87447283
>Hey Arnold stopped syndication in 2004
>2004 was 20 years ago

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It cannot possibly live up to expectations even with Bartlet at the helm and all those original voice actors. I have high hopes like anyone else but the nostalgia will be too strong to see past for most.

It will be what it needs to be. A bookend. There won't be any more "What if"'s or what could have been, it will finally be a complete series.

Be thankful you only had to wait 12 years. As a fan of Gargoyles, I've all but given up hope of an actual animated movie to end the series.

>>87445238
I wouldn't care, as long as it finally finished I'm satisfied.

>>87445238
Let's hope it doesn't get cancelled

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>people who grew up on Hey Arnold are in their late 40's now

>>87447450
Not...exactly. The movie was rewritten with a new ending in mind. Bartlett wants to make a new HA series about them going into the sixth grade. That means the movie will set up that possibility.

>>87449596
NIGGER WHAT.

>>87449685
I guess you haven't been following his interviews. It takes place right before they enter sixth grade. Lila will not be in it. It will set up a possible new series, depending on how well the movie does. The ending was rewritten from the original ending planned back in 2002.

>>87447337
>2016 was 40 years ago.

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>>87450089
>tfw you realise your grandparents were around when people who grew up watching hey Arnold were still alive