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Nick Boxer reveals what makes him happy about the Captain Planet legacy.
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Nick Boxer:
I didn’t -- I don’t think I did Captain Planet to be remembered. It’s kind of nice that you worked on something that sort of has some sort of a legacy to it. I just think I would want Captain Planet to be remembered as really striving to do something positive, to do something positive for children, to do something positive for the environment, to empower kids. I meet a lot of young adults who say that Captain Planet really inspired them and gave them sort of a worldview. And it doesn’t mean that they’re not working in business, and it doesn’t mean that they’re not bankers, and it doesn’t mean that they’re environmentalists, but it means they carry that sort of sensibility and sensitivity with them. And I think they value that. That makes me happy.
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Can you please bring back captian planet? why, because in case you haven't notice people are still polluting the earth and we need to show people that we need to clean it up.