Would CAH work for the Funky Cops?

[Eddy Fate]

Ya never know -- they may be working out a second season.  Sometimes, that's the case.  More often though, they'd just show re-runs, so it might actually be kaput.

All right! By now I know that they are indeed working on a second season of the show Funky Cops (tentatively another 26 half-hour episodes).
Way cool!!

Go to this link, it'll confirm what I said:

http://www.c21media.net/news/news_dtl.asp?id=6746&promo=20

Cool!

[Norbert]

Yes, it is cool.

Remember that you can get free wallpaper motifs of the Funky Cops for your PC from this page:

http://www.mtv.de/funkycops/downloads.php?historie=,,,,Funky+Cops+Info&groupie=14&

If the link doesn't work, go to http://www.mtv.de/funkycops/ and then click on the Downloads area. Easy-peasy.
You can also watch the trailer and the "Lost In Music" video on the same site. Those are great fun... just lemme say, "bell-bottoms"  =O)

[Eddy Fate]

Yes, it is cool.

Remember that you can get free wallpaper motifs of the Funky Cops for your PC from this page:

I got the one with the red TransAm now on my desktop.  Vroom!

[Norbert]

The European Funky Cops info on the MTV webpage is out of date.
It's better than nothing, but it is not getting updated. They just left it as it was when the last episode aired here in Germany.

MTV is currently not planning a re-run of the first season, but they are not completely ruling it out, either. They already replied to me about that.

Could someone here please let me know the URL of the TV news site that first had the info about the American television debut of Funky Cops?
I don't have it anymore.
Also, please feel free to let me know when there is an "official" US site about the show when it's gone on the air.

-- Funky Fan Norbert

[Norbert]

Hi there,

last Thursday I went to a disco here in Hamburg that looked very much like the one in the Funky Cops cartoon, and we had pretty much the same style of music all night...

Go here to know which club I am talking about:
 http://www.glam.de/

Considering that the real disco era, historically speaking, only went from 1976 to 1980 (and a friend of mine who was there back in the day told me that fashions and hairstyles were really different by the time 1980 rolled around...), this revival of the music and the attitude has already lasted longer than the original period. If you take 1998 as a starting point, the year that Studio 54 and The Last Days of Disco opened at cinemas, along with their respective sound track CDs, we are now heading into the 6th year of the "new" disco.
And by the way, Glam is not an "oldie" club like others in its vicinity, it is full of 19- and 20-year-olds. Pretty ones, at that.