8.5/10 I can’t believe that I never reviewed the first season of Clone High before I did the second and third because it’s clearly superior.

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Positives:

1. The animation is great; it has a great early 2000s charm with the thicker outlines and body proportions, plus the characters are so bouncy and move fluidly.

2. The plot is unique; it’s clones of famous figures placed in high school to experience teenage life, while being monitored, plus the series parodies teen dramas and high school relationships.

3. The humor is the best aspect of the series; it’s so fast-paced, witty, and self-referential. I cannot tell you how many times I’ve laughed with each line JFK says in an episode. By the way, my favorite gags/jokes in the series were “Never bad ever happens to the Kennedys,” “The Makeover sequence,” and Cleo and Joan’s fight.

4. The theme song by the Abandoned Pools is so catchy and epic; the punk rock vibe is just spectacular.

5. I love all the characters; each serves an integral role in the series and is funny and entertaining in their own way, my favorites being JFK, Gandhi, Cleo, Joan, and Principal Scudworth. I like Abe too, but not as much as the others.

6. The finale was great, Abe realizing he loves Joan was nice, JFK and Joan sleeping together was hilarious. It’s a shame the following seasons didn’t have the same consistency.

Negative:

1. The series ended too soon, yes, I know it was out of their control, but with only 13 episodes, there’s only so much I can say about those, plus I’ve already reviewed the second and third seasons.

Overall, at least the first season of Clone High is an amazing series; it’s a shame the series never got its proper five-season run, because it would’ve been one of the best adult cartoons of the 2000s—happy 23rd anniversary.

Okay so on this wiki this clone is name das John Calvin's clone but he looks NOTHING like John Calvin BUUUUTTTTT he looks alot liek another FAMOUS religious person named MARTIN LUTHER

we ain't getting that season 4

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I know Clone High was canceled but I refuse to let it die in vain! I propose we get them to make Clone High: The Movie as a proper series finale what do you say?

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When was piano red was confirmed and official

Hi, I've been thinking about this topic and I have been curious on the methodology that was done to confirm the identity of the background clones such as the following: Anna May Wong, Benazir Bhutto, Wu Zetian, Piano Red, and others. I thought this may be the best way to find out an answer, and I want to understand how it was done. My guesses are as following:

• Confirmation from the official cast (storyboarder, writer, etc) through Twitter or a blog post. If this is the case, it might be best to include a citation somewhere in the article to confirm their identity.

• Ascertained from context clues, for some clones this is more obvious than others, but the ones that I have listed are quite vague (non speaking, often standing around with nothing specific as to key in on their identity), so that raises some questions as to whether that really is them.

• Completely random choice by a well-meaning editor who assumed it was them for whatever reason, which would be confusing to me as some of the choices are quite specific.

Whatever the case may be, some clarity on the matter would be greatly appreciated! I would like to know as to where the identity of some of these background clones came from. Whether it was official confirmation or another method altogether.