Lou Scheimer, Filmation co-founder RIP

Discussion in 'Science Fiction & Fantasy' started by cylkoth, Oct 19, 2013.

  1. cylkoth

    cylkoth Commodore Commodore

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    Goodbye Bat-Mite. Goodbye, Orko. Goodbye, Lou. Goodbye, treasured piece of my childhood. :(
     
  3. Turtletrekker

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    RIP, sir.:(
     
  4. Admiral_Young

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    Very saddened to have come across this news the other day. He will be remembered for being a treasured piece of my childhood as well. "Good Journey Lou" and thank you.
     
  5. js

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    RIP. So many fun shows came from Filmation. Including the animated Trek.
     
  6. Mysterion

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    Thanks for Ark II, Space Academy, and Jason of Star Command. Made looking forward to Saturday morning that much better.
     
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    Before Star Trek or Star Wars I was a fan of He-Man, and I still am to this day.

    Rest in peace, Lou.
     
  8. Galileo7

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    R.I.P. Lou Scheimer.:sigh: My boyhood in the '70s was filled with many happy memories of Saturday mornings of Filmation animated and live-action series.
     
  9. Captain Atkin

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    About 3 years ago, I had dinner with Lou's daughter Erika while attending a convention in LA. Lou was invited to the dinner but was unable to come due to his declining health. I never met the man in person, but had hoped that I would get the chance someday. I was a huge fan of the "Masters of the Universe" cartoon growing up. The success of that popular toyline can all be attributed to Lou, who took a silly barabrian/sci-fi fantasy concept, and turned it into something special. He made He-Man and She-ra into real heroes for kids to look up too. He will be greatly missed.