which tv show would you like to see?
- Toy Story
- A Bugs life
- Monsters Inc.
- Finding Nemo
- The Incredibles
- Cars
- Ratatouille
- Wall-E
- I don’t want a pixar TV show.
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Could you imagine an Incredible TV show?
Nah, I wouldn’t want a Pixar T.V. show. An entire T.V. show doesn’t appeal to me, though I’d love to see lots more shorts involving the characters. It might take away the thrill of the movies putting them into a series of minor situations.
For me, I’d prefer full-length feature films and shorts with the characters- of any Pixar film.
I voted for The Incredibles, as expected. It’s a helpless situation. Whenever I see a poll of such, I just go on and vote for The Incredibles. 
As for Toy Story, however, I think we’ve pretty much see a lot of them already, no offense. It’s just that three movies is enough. We don’t really need to see a TV series based on it.
The Incredibles, on the other hand, has not been really shown much (heck, we haven’t even see the light of that sequel, yet), so it might be more interesting. The same goes for Finding Nemo and, the franchise getting close to making a TV show, Cars. Oh, yeah, I would love to see Dory and Lightning on television. Maybe they could even make a crossover. 
Cars and The Incredibles could make a good show, but now they would feel like sell outs. Shorts based on any of the movies would be fine by me. 
I voted for the Incredibles. If any Pixar movie deserves to have their story extended, it is the Incredibles. So much can be done and the ending of the movie hinted that more might come up.
Yeah, ‘hinted’ is the keyword. There was only a hint! No sequels! Darn you, Brad Bird!
I know. I pray everyday for one. Even though I read a lot of comics and fanfictions and see a lot of Disney on Ice shows, expanding the Incredibles story, I would give up anything to see another Incredibles adventure on the big screen again. Heck, even on the small screen as well.
The Incredibles would be easiest. They could just do an enemy of the week thing.
I don’t think I would really want a Pixar TV show, but if they were to make one, I’d like it to be Monsters, Inc. orientated, obviously. I like the idea of doing episodes about what happened before the movie.
Thats true. Or have one enemy plan, fail and foiled by the Incredibles.
I dont really need there to be a Pixar movie based tv show. I wouldnt object to it, but I dont think it’s neccessary. Plus I’d have to see how much Pixar was involved with it.
I don’t want it either but I think i’d like a The Incredibles one the most.
I agree, TSS. If any movie gets a T.V. show, The Incredibles is the movie to get it. Not only because of the hinted ending, but because, they’re super heroes, and you could make every show fighting a different villain (and even some old favorites. Or, like stated further up you could have a “Villain of the Week” type thing.) With new challenges for them to overcome and such. There’s just so much room to expand with a movie like that.
Plus, we could see more development of the character like Dash and Violet, who never really got that much screen-time
I think it would be cool to have a tv show out of Cars. I mean, Lilo and Stitch had two movies then a tv show. I think a Cars show would be the coolest thing ever! Heck, if they made one, I’d be jumping for joy! I understand why The Incredibles would make sense for a tv show, but I wouldn’t tune in for it. I just don’t like superhero stuff. And to me, you could go on forever with Cars. If we couldn’t, how is it that I’m able to expand on Cars myself all of the time!? Hmm. . . If I wasn’t 13, I would so go to Pixar and pitch my ideas. Just imagine that! Boy would the story be waaaay different. But getting back on topic, I’d love to have Cars expanded to more than just the sequal. I think they can do that.
Wasn’t Buzz Lightyear Of Star Command already technically a Pixar TV show? I must admit i did enjoy that a fair bit when i was younger!
But so far I see nothing that i would want to become a TV show. I wouldn’t want them to go down the disney route of making all of their most successful movies into fairly mediocre television shows. I’m looking at you Aladdin!