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Well, even Mr. Enter isn't retarded enough to miss simple, obvious points such as, "Don't write a cliffhanger if you're not going to resolve it!" I mean, he'd have to be lobotomized to get that wrong.
Well, even Mr. Enter isn't retarded enough to miss simple, obvious points such as, "Don't write a cliffhanger if you're not going to resolve it!" I mean, he'd have to be lobotomized to get that wrong.
Reverend_Lovejoy
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True, but I doubt that he realizes that a lot of the time cliffhangers are used as a bit of a power move, which is why many are unresolved. When the Simpsons used their cliffhanger, the writers were basically saying "our show's getting renewed for another season so we can do a cliffhanger and resolve it.", other shows made by egotistical people create cliffhangers that don't get resolved because they tried to do the same thing and failed.
It's like how Firefly ended on a bit of a cliffhanger because Joss Whedon was certain that even though the show was getting cancelled it would eventually get renewed.
pizzazone
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I only watch Enter for his massive amount of riffing on nick. Other then that I don't find much to enjoy about the guy.
Reverend_Lovejoy
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I think that part of that is intentional. He wants to be a cynical critic who people dislike because he disagrees with their opinion. I think that at some point the act and his true self started to blur together.
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I've seen that sort of shit happen time and time again and not just with Enter either. I wouldn't be shocked if Enter had intended it to be that way at first but became more and more of the character and started to play it up overtime to get more attention.
JesusWithBazookaz79
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Isn't he always complaining that Family Guy never takes itself seriously or examines its characters? But when he watches an episode where they actually do that, it pisses him off? Make up your mind, Enter.
This review is aload of shit.
JesusWithBazookaz79
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That seems to be his biggest turn off about FG actually. He gets all butthurt whenever they do stories like this every time.
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"These characters aren't deep enough!" *watches an episode where they're developed more* "I hate this!"
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He hates the episodes where the characters further develope their relationships with eachother because he's never had an actual relationship with anyone so it confuses him and makes him angry
Reverend_Lovejoy
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To be fair, I didn't enjoy that episode either.
The characters were purposefully limited in this episode to the two main characters, which are both voiced by Seth Macfarlane. Which meant that the entire episode was essentially Seth's way of saying "See, I can be dramatic. I can add depth to my characters with my stellar animation and fantastic script. No other voice actors can add depth to a character like I can, so that's why they're not in the episode."
Essentially, the episode was a poorly written melodramatic ego-trip. Which is why I dislike it. Then again, I dislike modern Family Guy in general.
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Well, I wasn't very well convinced that cliffhangers could be the devil up until Mr.Enter revealed that he never followed up on the cliffhanger he wrote in middle school. Now that just changed my entire opinion. If child with RPG Maker couldn't pull off a cliffhanger, I won't even try.http://mrenter.deviantart.com/journal/Writing-Tips-Cliffhangers-Don-t-Use-Em-521251999
Cliffhangers trigger me guize
Reverend_Lovejoy
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There's a difference between an unfinished game, and a game that purposefully ends with a cliffhanger. Also, didn't Enter make the game in high school?
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@Reverend_Lovejoy: Alternately, Seth wanted to explore the relationship between Brian and Stewie, which is why no other characters are in the episode.
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Personally, I thought the episode was somewhere between watchable and awful. I mean, the concept of using this episode to really develop these characters works, and the scene where they get drunk is kinda funny, but when they try getting dramatic and edgy, it fails.
That being said, MrEnter's review sucks, he cries about getting triggered by diapers again (the first time was in a Spongebob episode), he spends most of the review whining about pointless shit and only mentions the biggest problems in passing, and he has to beat a dead horse by complaining about SSP for the umpteenth fucking time.
This is kind of a nitpick, but is it just me or was the editing on this page worse than usual? It seems a little messy, I mean not Jediuser messy, but pretty sloppy for Enter standards.
That being said, MrEnter's review sucks, he cries about getting triggered by diapers again (the first time was in a Spongebob episode), he spends most of the review whining about pointless shit and only mentions the biggest problems in passing, and he has to beat a dead horse by complaining about SSP for the umpteenth fucking time.
This is kind of a nitpick, but is it just me or was the editing on this page worse than usual? It seems a little messy, I mean not Jediuser messy, but pretty sloppy for Enter standards.
Reverend_Lovejoy
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He already did that numerous times in the 'Road to' episodes. In one of them Stewie and Brian bond while giving Brian's mom a proper burial. There was also numerous episodes where their relationship was explored before and after 'Brian and Stewie'. Which essentially made the episode redundant.
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@Reverend_Lovejoy: Shouldn't those episodes be redundant, too, quite frankly?
The fact remains, though, that it was sort of a character drama carried off, actually, kind of well.
The fact remains, though, that it was sort of a character drama carried off, actually, kind of well.
Reverend_Lovejoy
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I won't argue anymore about the episode. In the end I think that if you like the episode then you're entitled to your opinion. If I don't like the episode then I'm entitled to my opinion. Arguments were made for both sides.
Let's stop now before we start to act like Enterbots and submit our own reviews for cartoons.
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http://www.deviantart.com/art/I-can-t-wait-for-Growing-Around-515871215
Not sure if the person who made this is very Autistic and faps to Mr. Enter or if they are trolling him.
Would not be surprised if Mr. Enter was in support of the #actuallydivine lolcows since I would not be surprised if he "identified" as "actually divine" due to his massive ego.