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The show ultimately vanished from the airwaves in the 1990s, save for a couple of direct-to-video movies that downplayed the music angle in favor of generic Holiday plotlines. In the last couple of years however, a [[Alvin and the Chipmunks|live-action adaptation]] with computer-generated (and realistically sized) chipmunks and Jason Lee as the new David Seville, has revived the characters somewhat. So much so, in fact, that it has spawned two sequels, at least one of which averts [[Sequelitis]]. |
The show ultimately vanished from the airwaves in the 1990s, save for a couple of direct-to-video movies that downplayed the music angle in favor of generic Holiday plotlines. In the last couple of years however, a [[Alvin and the Chipmunks|live-action adaptation]] with computer-generated (and realistically sized) chipmunks and Jason Lee as the new David Seville, has revived the characters somewhat. So much so, in fact, that it has spawned two sequels, at least one of which averts [[Sequelitis]]. |
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=== '''''Alvin And The Chipmunks'' provides examples of:''' === |
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* [[The Abridged Series]]: ''[[The Chipmunks Parody Show]]''. |
* [[The Abridged Series]]: ''[[The Chipmunks Parody Show]]''. |
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* [[Animation Bump]]: For the animated movie, Bagdasarian Productions picked up a lot of the Disney animators who were laid off after ''[[The Black Cauldron]]'' flopped. |
* [[Animation Bump]]: For the animated movie, Bagdasarian Productions picked up a lot of the Disney animators who were laid off after ''[[The Black Cauldron]]'' flopped. |
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