[quote=timeware post_id=5005115 time=1750007327 user_id=5230]Not saying those programs didn’t create anything decent companies put a bit more time and effort into their projects.
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They didn’t always, given the well-documented instances of reused animation back in the '80s and '90s on some productions, not to mention how some cartoons lost character model/prop detail, or switched to poorer-quality animation because it was cheaper.
Computer 2D animation probably involves a similar amount of work as traditional cel animation. Some areas of production have probably sped up thanks to the advancement of computers, but it still takes about a year to produce a season of a cartoon series (one figure I found indicated it takes about 7-9 months from start to finish to make an episode, with multiple teams working to animate each episode).
I believe the projects that are made with passion today are comparable to their classic contemporaries from decades gone by (and conversely, both now and then there were projects that were just there to make money), I fear though that there’s an incorrect feeling that because an animation has been done on a computer as opposed to hand-drawn, it’s somehow inferior (even though I believe cartoons these days are far more consistent in appearance and quality throughout their broadcast run).
[quote=timeware post_id=5005115 time=1750007327 user_id=5230]I still love watching the older cartoons and noticing all the hand drawn mistakes like Discolored TMNT bandanas, two Ninja Turtles with the same colors Etc…
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For the sake of variety, could we as a community stop pre-judging a new Ghostbusters product when we don’t even have any visual material to go on? 
Ah, I see… Still though, I doubt they will make that change.