I think that’s the point to show just how annoying kids and young teens can be at that age, but I do agree they’ve suffered from flanderisation a fair bit in recent seasons. I think the writers are finally starting to experience post gold age Simpsons burnout, so are trying to shove them into as much trouble for creating artificial conflict to fill up an episode. It’s a shame really, hope the upcoming movie lives up to the shows first four seasons brilliance.
Not just Barnyard Animals. This got more than a few episodes.
Absolutely none. Definitely not.
For me it's sometimes watching the episodes involving school and immediately realizing how much I've been through these moments in my youth in the 80's and 90's. We've all known a Tammy, a Zeke, a Millie and so on.
You guys are asses.
Madagascar: A movie about Zoo animals (specifically the Zebra) wanting a better life.
I have no intention to watch this at all but apparently Carlos Alazraqui is reprising Mr. Crocker in live-action and... well, that could actually work.
Crocker needs a joker parody, he’s got the structure.
I assume Catman would be involved in this?
It's greenlit, just waiting until its production is almost over. Smiling Friends was announced the same way.
The hype is real but personally I'm not feeling it. This show doesn't seem to have much substance beyond its horror gimmick and the CN cameos. I do get the appeal of a show like this though, It really taps into the Horror fandom with stuff like FNAF and Poppy Playtime and such, if those numbers are to be believed. Maybe that's the cynic in me talking but whatever, the optimist in me hopes it'll live up to the hype, like Primal season 2 part 2.
The interesting aspect of Pibby is the trailer’s suggestion that the point isn’t “Look, it’s corrupted nostalgia! The horror is all the old characters you used to love, now wrong!” as it is “This is a child character having to mature to deal with an apocalypse, the nostalgia is set dressing.” It’s yet to be seen whether or not the now-inevitable full series or miniseries can live up to that premise and not just fall into the former category, though I’m optimistic that it can.
