Talk:Corneil and Bernie
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[edit] Incorrect Information
This article contained some information I consider blatantly erroneous. This show was not cancelled – it ended. Also, the assertion that this show plagiarises other cartoons is ludicrous. It may explore similar themes to others, but I believe you'd be hard-pressed to find a cartoon series with more originality. I have removed these statements from this article.
In addition - Corneil and Bernie is a one series show. Despite how it was aired in the United States, the original show (Corneil et Bernie) was comprised of 52 individual episodes. I felt it was in the best interest of the page for this listing to be expressed.
I have not edited the notes section, although considering it heavily plagiarises the site tv.com (and makes incorrect and unnecessary statements), I recommend it be reworked or removed entirely.
The article has reached a sufficient length, and thus, I have removed the tag that labels this article as a stub.
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BetacommandBot 13:09, 26 October 2007 (UTC)
