Do these as reboots

firI know what you're thinking about the image from above and I agree.

Teen Titans Go is the smelliest piece of crap on a stick.

I know that the people behind this abomination of a series wanted to do a remake for those who are of the Y7 ratings, but could they not finish the original series?

I have another piece I am working about reboots that suck (like Teen Titans Go) But that is not what I am talking about here.

What I am discussing in this post is my ideas for remakes that may not have been considered, but I myself would love to see.

Cyborg

They did a remake of the Kickboxer series, so why not do this one that featured the Muscles from Brussels?

Like the Matrix trilogy, the first film was great (my opinion), the two following films not so much.

The first installment of the movie should be somewhat changed, but still have the same post-apocalyptic setting with a virus running rampant across the planet with a female cyborg that has cure in her head and a power hungry hard-to-kill villain who will do anything to keep it.

How the second and third installment would play out could be discussed, but it can't be anything like the previous ones.

So why not give the Cyborg series a remake?

Streethawk

The series ran for thirteen episodes in 1985.

It was about a cop who was an amateur dirt-biker in his free time, who was asked to volunteer for the Street Hawk project to fight crime.

There were no multiple story arcs in series, which probably explains why the series did not last so long.

With the failed remake of Knight Rider back in 2008 and the less than successful Team Knight Rider series, why not take a chance at doing a remake of vigilante cop fighting crime on a super-cycle?

Conan the Adventurer

My favorite cartoon of the day and I did not even know that it was from a classic fantasy-fiction series.

The series ended with more questions than answers. A sequel would be most unnecessary because there are many who never knew the series like myself.

Therefore, a reboot of the cartoon series should be in order, but homage should be payed to Robert E. Howard and the episodes should make more references to the stories written by Howard and anyone else who wrote the Conan series.

Time Trax

I am well aware of TV shows like DC's Legends of Tomorrow and Timeless, but what about something that has a sort of Timecop angle to it?

The series is about a cop who travels back to 1993 (he is from 2193) to recapture criminals and transport them back to his time.

Whether or not you want to see another series that involves time travel, this lost gemstone of TV entertainment should be given a second chance.

C.O.P.S

Another fond memory from childhood.

The series focuses around FBI Special Agent Baldwin P. Vess (aka Bulletproof) as he assembles a group of elite crime fighters from across the country to combat Empire City's most notorious criminal Big Boss and his crew of hooligans.

The series had its humorous moments where the nephew of Big Boss, Beserko, tried to steal Empire City's bridge as a gift to his uncle.

Then you had sad moments like Blitz, the robotic dog to Rex "Bowser" Pointer, getting into a car accident that made him.

Should the series be given a reboot, it should NOT BE ANYTHING LIKE Thundercats Roar!!!!!!!!!!!!

American Ninja

This gemstone of cult filming helped pave the way for anything ninja in today's popular culture and was the first real film to have Caucasians take up the ninja arts.

The first and second film featured Michael Dudikoff as army soldier Private Joe Armstrong, taking on ninjas that stole weapons and kidnapped soldiers. The third installment featured David Bradley as karate expert Sean Davidson as fought against a mad doctor that wanted to infect him. The fourth had both actors in the film work together to take out terrorists that threaten to nuke New York.

Whether or no you are a fan of this cult classic, one thing many would agree on is that we could use some more ninja films.

You may now give me your thoughts.