I've never been in one, and I have no interest in being on one I'm afraid...
Maybe The Amazing Race one day tho.
No. But we're in for some interesting, unpredictable times.
No, and I pray I don't.
Because Danny DeVito has a distinctive voice that fits a comically hardboiled detective perfectly. So for a lot of people it just seems right to have Devito voice a talking Pikachu with a detective hat.
A wall. Well shit.
It looks likely, I'm afraid. Sound!Euphorium definitely was popular enough to merit a dub and didn't get one, and the asking price is worse than typical Aniplex.
I'd almost say Pony Canyon USA has given up completely at this point and the sub-only/high-price-point combo is a desperate attempt to stay alive.
Furglesnort. It means you've seen something so stupid all you can manage is a incoherent sound.
Toonami is one of a kind, it's almost defiant in how it goes against the grain with all of the trends in current TV. Toonami's success has to do with how it has one-of-a-kind programming and packaging that just don't happen anymore. Most packaging these days are fairly minimalist, and programming blocks themselves have largely vanished from the airwaves.
I'm not so sure anime can work outside of Toonami and its selections of exciting action programming. We'd need a channel with more reach than MNet trying to make it work. Syfy's Ani-Mondays did last a number of years, but it eventually faded away, as did TechTV/G4's anime block (and hell, G4 itself is gone).
Only then will we know for sure.
I think it's pretty on the ball, though I still think Charlotte getting a dub is likely at this juncture.
I wouldn't agree with this. Charlotte was pretty damn good until the final couple episodes IMO. I think we'd need to see more of a trend developing before we can compare him to Shyamalan (who apparently churned out a decent movie with The Visit, so the old comparison may not longer be in effect).