How legal is this? The majority of those IPs mentioned belong to Paramount and/or Warner Bros. I'm suprised they didn't get sued for copyright infringement, but maybe the movie was just so bad and forgettable that it wasn't worth it.
The plot goes like this:
This being Disney, either they actually asked for permission (like they did for Roger Rabbit)/made some sort of deal... or else they're hiding behind the Parody clause.
Really it's Disney they have the deep pockets to buy tempsry rights to whatever they don't own before they'll buy it permanently.
Right right sorry thats why I said part if ne the other part knows its for the best. But let's not Ohio train this thread.
I said it in the reference list, yes, they do make direct mentions of these IPs. Also, yes, Randy Marsh, Ben Affleck Batman, E.T., Beavis & Butthead, He-Man, Sonic, and the ponies are all fully there, no parody or knock off version.
The cringe actually felt like it was hurting me when watching.
If i had to choose Puppeteers who i really enjoy, Bil Baird would definitely the top one. He may not be as well known as Jim Henson, but his creations definitely had a really unique and somewhat charming quality to them.
"ohio train this thread" holy fuck thats good
Drawn Together's charm came from not only the voice talents but the appealing colors and backgrounds. The fact you can tell they're all from different places but still look like they're from the same show is impressive. "Kappa Mikey" has this show to thank for the concept. Cree Summer as Foxy Love was really really good. That's a woman who can sing.
Ghoulash as the Dr wolfula guy points out. They're both the same guy just using two different personas. I think his real name might be Sid something based on an episode by episode retrospective of the first season of scooby doo he did as himself. Dr wolfula, ghoulash, sid whatever you call him, He's mostly ok in my book not lolcowish in any way, and hopefully it stays that way. Though really aside scooby doo the guy is more a horror reviewer than an animation one.
Crank yankers now that was some funny stuff. I'm surprised it was able to come back just as good as it was given how reboots tend to be these days. I checked and as far as adult puppeteering goes the only good mainstream* examples are the aforementioned meet the feebles and crank yankers, and Team America world police. (Not counting avenue q since that's a play)
What's with the trend of
Because they have no life.
Bluey is starting to be mlp 2.0
