TheMysteriousMrEnter

Status
Not open for further replies.
I don't think I would have liked his scripts as a kid. I never liked that sort of thing anyway. None of the Nicktoons or Cartoon Cartoons ever felt like that, and that's why they appealed to me a lot more then and still do now.

Take shows like Doug or Hey Arnold!, which deal with kids, and deal with the issues kids have, exactly like his show, but do it with a lot of class and wit that makes them still watchable even today.

Oh, and by the way, guy who wrote those parody scripts. I am laughing so hard right now you can't even believe. I'm also listening to Dixieland jazz, which makes it twice as funny.
 
  • Like
  • Agree
Reactions: PixelKnot, Aobozu, Scribbler and 6 others
Gazelle_Bro said:
He should just write a finale where the two kids wake up and realize that everything was a dream and they aren't actually in charge. Seems cliched enough for Enter.
Click to expand...
That actually seems like a good idea for an episode, but perhaps it would be even funnier for the adults to dream/be transported to a world where they're in charge and see how they adapt. Now that's compelling storytelling.
 
  • Agree
  • Disagree
  • Like
Reactions: Meowthkip, Aobozu, Shokew and 2 others
SuperFilter said:
Do his friends seriously go cry to him about getting depression and freaking NIGHTMARES from seeing criticism?

This shit's starting to sound like OPL and his sensory overload thing.
Click to expand...
His retarded fanbase does that all the time. Over-sensitive basement dwelling morons. I admit I can take my rage for people a bit too far at times, I'm not perfect, but dear lord, screw those damn fans. If they're gonna get fucking nightmares from this they deserve it.
 
  • Like
  • Agree
Reactions: PixelKnot, Ho Mo for Women, Whatisgoingon and 2 others
The idea of kids in the position of authority, to me, is more or less just the same thing as how OPL made himself a virtual dictator in his idealized CWCville world. The world of Growing Around has even less definition, in comparison, because the supporting rationality for everything isn't important to Entard, it's all about what he wants. Which, basically, is the all-too-common fantasy of living as a child who is pampered by their adult parents but can freely make the rules how they please.

Nevermind the fact that such a society would crumble in a month because of the prevalence of religion in a large portion of the world, but if the cut-off age for world leaders is 12, which is before most schools start teaching more advanced mathmatics or more complex concepts of...basically anything that forms the foundation of any aspect of modern civilization.

Plus, the ones who would have the ability to actually do anything to improve society is still the adults. They would be easily be able to control the "leaders" with nothing more than appealing gimmicks on the level of how they sell toys in the real world we live in. The only case I know of where any kind of decent media setting where there was a child-led society was the Rankin-Bass Easter stop-motion feature (the one with the talking trains and the bait-switch gag involving the chocolate bunny), and aside from simply establishing that society existed, simply enough time did not pass to encounter the problem of what happened when the kids grew up before the movie ended.
 
  • Winner
Reactions: PixelKnot, Ho Mo for Women, Whatisgoingon and 6 others
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back