It'll be lucky to get a sniff of SU's viewership and media love or a smidge of MGFS's notoriety at this rate. Most will just simp for it because of the mean "alt-righters" but it'll be forgotten shortly after it airs. The fact it's an all-female writing staff (for some reason) led by a man is also a red flag. It just feels like checking boxes rather than picking the right people for the job.
Blacks and Whites, living together, MASS HYS-FAG-IA!
To think I thought Michael's dad was an asshole for being so ashamed of his sissy son he'd make him call him Coach in public. Would you be proud if this thing called you "daddy"?
First heard that phrase from Sophie Labelle(nd) and seeing it never fails to make me retch.
Says who? If anything the crazy negro is the MatPat of 2010s animation: overthinking and oversharing pointless shit with an annoying voice.
No no no, they tolerate Pan Pizza because they'd go on his podcast. I'm all but certain they ignore this guy.
Pan's a sperg, but he means well. I'm sure people at least empathize with him. Vox inserts himself into events so the people involved don't really have any choice but to interact with him. The SU Movie premiere at that one theatre springs to mind.Blacks and Whites, living together, MASS HYS-FAG-IA!
To think I thought Michael's dad was an asshole for being so ashamed of his sissy son he'd make him call him Coach in public. Would you be proud if this thing called you "daddy"?
"Fashion trendsetter" bitch please. Joan Rivers, God rest her soul, would call the fashion police and fashion FBI on this hoodrat troll doll.
First heard that phrase from Sophie Labelle(nd) and seeing it never fails to make me retch.
Says who? If anything the crazy negro is the MatPat of 2010s animation: overthinking and oversharing pointless shit with an annoying voice.
No no no, they tolerate Pan Pizza because they'd go on his podcast. I'm all but certain they ignore this guy.
No this is funny, this is everything I joked about that could possibly happened back before this shit was even conceived.
Doc and Jackson have said that they always hoped to end it in a way that wasn't too dramatic, so I don't think they'll answer every question. Just leaving it on a better note for Hank and Dean should be the main goal, and it sounds from the synopsis like that's what they're doing. But they'll probably leave it open-ended in other ways.
I'm honestly just having trouble thinking of a way to say goodbye to these characters that won't leave me wanting more. I think VB is one of those shows that I could watch the characters just doing fucking errands and I'd still be entertained. I knew it wouldn't go on forever, but man...it fucking sucks that this is it.
Oh yeah I am crossing my fingers that this will open the door to more. The reasons for its cancellation are still unclear to me, so you never know. There isn't any "the final movie" language happening yet. I just hope that whatever Jackson and Doc want to do, they'll be able to do it.
You said something about a synopsis? Where's that at?
This was in the Deadline press release:
So just sounds like it'll pick up where S7 ended. Maybe Venture mom? Mmmaybe?
wow so many brainwashed sheep tsk tsk tsk I'd almost feel pity for them if i had any left. oh well in order to liven things up here's another classic Ed,Edd, 'n Eddy quote:
man this is exactly what american weebs ripping off manga styles for anime conventions look like. Not full-blown tv shows.
I wonder what will the Japanese think of this.
