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[BlackWolfFenris]

Hey ho! 

As the topic said I want to talk a bit bout' Furry Tv-Shows. How many Furry shows are there? And are there maybe movies with antromorphic characters?

My favourite Furry Tv-show is "Road Rovers" ... I love it! 

[RealZero]

Well, there are quite some shows out there I think. My favourite show still is "Father of the Pride" (in Germany: "Ein Löwe in Las Vegas") as I love the humor and the characters. The show reminds me a little bit of the humor used in The Simpsons.
Mhh, the Care Bears qualify as furry, too, don't they? Well, that's another show then. The old Care Bears are quite good I think, but I just HATE the style and the look of this strange new series (from 2007 or something like that), it's just so, er, ugly, in my opinion.
These are the shows I'm still somehow in contact, but there are quite some more I think. Regarding movies, I don't know any one till now, sadly, but I'm always open for new suggestions.
Greetings,

RealZero

[Vendace]

Don't forget about Swat Kats ^_^ Like Road Rovers, it wasn't around for to long, but it was good.

There's also an anime called Hyper Police that was pretty decent, though most of the main characters are more neko type.

[BlackWolfFenris]

Heh 

Someone watched "Wolf's Rain"? I don't know if you could count it as a furry Tv-show , but I love the different characters and the Story. But the last two or three episodes made me cry...

[Vendace]

I forgot about Wolf's Rain XD

I've only seen a few episodes, though >_<

[Aikho]

Hyper Police is actually one of the few Animes I have enjoyed.. Not much of an Anime person, but.. heh...
Also, you have an old show called "The Wuzzles" woth checking out for those who like old time children's shows and mixed species characters

[Barney]

Anyone remember "Fraggle Rock"?

[Jespah]

Yeah - I remember Fraggle Rock. And before that, the Muppets.

The Muppet show used to be my Sunday afternoon treat 

[Tsanawo]

The muppets are cool, I found a three DVD box set with 12 episodes on it. 

Furthermore I watched "The Raccoons" and for the dutch people "Alfred J. Kwak".