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>why are you discussing cartoons in the cartoon threadIt’s just a cartoon lol calm down
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>why are you discussing cartoons in the cartoon threadIt’s just a cartoon lol calm down
Yes but this is a discussion of Smiling Friends, take your grievances with Scavengers Reign maybe to the general western animation thread instead of here.>why are you discussing cartoons in the cartoon thread
Timing would be way off.I agree with @Oilspill Battery , but the argument has gone on for far too long.
Any clue if there will be an April Fool’s day episode this year? Like the Brasil episode.
People are also talking about rick and morty and other cartoons here. Turns to sometimes discussion of adult cartoons leads to discussion of other adult cartoons as points of comparison.Yes but this is a discussion of Smiling Friends, take your grievances with Scavengers Reign maybe to the general western animation thread instead of here.
Honestly I think people are overreacting. We're inbetween seasons so its not like there's a lot of discussion about smiling friends and it is a unique standout among "adult" cartoons that succeeds where many of them fail.This goes on any longer, it’s gonna get pulled into one of those “Mass Debaates” threads.
They'll probably rush to make that third season when Tomar threatens to drive a tanker truck full of nitroglycerin into the Adult Swim Headquarters.We're inbetween seasons
I don’t view Smiling Friends having the same success as Rick and Morty. Rick and Morty is very much in line with later family guy and early American Dad (when Seth MacFarlane was still angry about Bush). It’s insecure about being an animated comedy at it’s heart.Honestly I think people are overreacting. We're inbetween seasons so its not like there's a lot of discussion about smiling friends and it is a unique standout among "adult" cartoons that succeeds where many of them fail.
Like I said earlier people bring up rick and morty because its the most natural point of comparison when it comes successful mature animated shows, pointing out why X, Y or Z adult show failed isn't that far out of the realm of discussion ESPECIALLY when many people are heralding smiling friends as the next rick and morty esque "big thing".
Early season family guy had similar energy to smiling friends, of irreverent looney tunes for adults. Family guy gets a lot of shit for season 48 or whatever, but if watch seasons 1-3 its incredibly similar in tone and attitude to smiling fiends.I don’t view Smiling Friends having the same success as Rick and Morty. Rick and Morty is very much in line with later family guy and early American Dad (when Seth MacFarlane was still angry about Bush). It’s insecure about being an animated comedy at it’s heart.
Smiling Friends is a true Adult Swim animated series. Part of the humor is the animation and how the creators use the limitation of the medium.
Zach and Chris both very much like early Family Guy. They kinda liked the “Peter is a doofus and his stupidity gets the family involved in hijinks where the consequences are as bizarre or realistic” rather than Brian being a late 90’s liberal.Early season family guy had similar energy to smiling friends, of irreverent looney tunes for adults. Family guy gets a lot of shit for season 48 or whatever, but if watch seasons 1-3 its incredibly similar in tone and attitude to smiling fiends.
I've been in Alan's shoes and his landlord's shoes. You want to hang with somebody, but they don't care enough to follow through. That had no right to be so relatable.With a life like that, trying to lord that building all on his own, it speaks volumes of how hard he worked throughout all of those inner struggles. Society had failed him, we need to take mental health seriously and learn to look for the signs before it's too late. There might be someone in your life who just wants to HANG out with you while playing their favorite game.
That makes sense. It's one of those very rare shows where it doesn't feel like the creators low-key hate me.Neither guy are really LA people and it’s why the series is different than most other shows.
It's Jane Badler, an Australian actress. They talk about her briefly in the commentary.Who IS that lady?
Back in the early 2000's it was common to text a service who would sent a viral video/ringtone to your phone. Like Crazy Frog or shitty meme edits like SEXBox(get it? Like the gaming console!) Said service would then take 2 dollars from your phone credit, either every month, week or in some cases days.Episode 3: Who the hell is Smormu? That B plot with Pim dating had me lost.
She had an accent? I was mesmerized with how old she looked.It's Jane Badler, an Australian actress. They talk about her briefly in the commentary.
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Well, they indicate that she adopted an American accent for the job, but unless it's wrong her bio states that she was actually born in NYC in the '50s, was raised in Brooklyn and New Hampshire. She was Miss New Hampshire and a Miss America contestant. She only arrived in Australia in 1989 and, evidently, she speaks with an accent nowadays. So contrary to what they insinuate in the commentary it's not that she speaks with an Aussie accent normally and is putting on an American one for the job ala Margot Robbie, but rather that she natively speak with an American accent and is slipping into it again for the role.She had an accent? I was mesmerized with how old she looked.
Rewatched it, the whole episode was about Shrimp getting back with his girlfriend. Pim went to 153, Shrimp's girlfriend was at 158. They SAID 153. The sign said 153. Am I missing something?Episode 3: Who the hell is Smormu? That B plot with Pim dating had me lost.