Attorney Norm Pattis was in studio this morning to talk about his on-going Parental Alienation case, and to take some calls from the Tribe. Check out Norm's blog here.

Dr. Patty Ann Tublin was in to continue the discussion about Parental Alienation.

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It's been a long, strange 20 years for the Cartoon Network. The network is celebrating itself all month with on-air tributes, starting with a video released Monday that features more than 100 characters that have appeared on the channel coming together in a rave-like dance party. When the network launched on Oct. 1, 1992, it aired around-the-clock cartoons including those from the Hanna-Barbera library - which includes "The Flintstones" and "The Jetsons" - at a time when ratings for morning cartoons were dropping and "The Simpsons" was making its mark in prime time.
Many thought Ted Turner's idea to start the network was "crazy," said Robert Sorcher, who worked there for its first five years. He said critics didn't understand Turner Broadcasting Systems' $320 million purchase of the Hanna-Barbera library or earlier acquisition of the MGM film library, which includes "Tom & Jerry." "It was not clear to everyone how this was going to be a successful network," said Sorcher, now the network's chief content officer.
 
Top 10 Greatest Cartoon Series of All Time
 
1) Looney Tunes - These are the most popular and most widely seen cartoons all over the world. These cartoons gave rise to many other cartoon characters like Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Elmer Fudd, Sylvestor, Speedy Gonales, Tweety, Taz, Road Runner, Wile E. Coyote and many more.
2) The Simpsons - These are classic cartoons, presenting the “YELLOW” people from 1989 up till today. This is influence of adult oriented cartoons that displays the life of Americans.
3) King of the Hill - This one has the humor in a more realistic manner; it was aired in 1997 to 2010.
4) Tom and Jerry - This hilarious cartoon with the love and war of both Tom and Jerry is totally amazing. The chases and the fun they do together is unforgettable. You watch the same cartoon over an over again and you are never bored.
5) The Flintstones - This one is also an animated sitcom and it displays the stone-age life of man with his family and friends.
6) SpongeBob Square Pants - SpongeBob and his friends from the underwater city called “Bikini Bottom”. This is one of the nickelodeon’s highest rated cartoons.
7) South Park - aired in 1997 and is running still on the TV, this series was basically made for mature people. It is famous for its dark humor on a wide range of topics.
8) Futurama - This is an American Sci-Fi cartoon and is created by the same person who created Simpsons. This is present in the Guinness World Record book as the highest critically Acclaimed Animated Series.
9) Family Guy - This Seth MacFarlane creation pushes the envelope on what they get away with on a prime time cartoon series. Almost anything is up for poking fun.
10) Beavis and Butt-Head -  An American cartoon series aired in 1992 to 1997. The story is about two rock/metal loving boys who were in no supervision at home. The basic comedy in this series is about the lack of conventional values.

IMPOSSIBLE TRIVIA:

 Q: JUST OVER 50% OF AMERICANS HAVE 2 OF THESE IN THEIR HOMES. WHAT ?
 
A: REFRIDGERATORS