John K. didn't pay Carbunkle what was owed for Adult Party Cartoon, and Bob Jacques sued. That was effectively the end of Spümcø. In the case of Games, they ordered retakes on "Royal Canadian Kilted Yaksmen" that Bob thought were unwarranted. My recollection is that Bob went ahead and did them, but vowed he would…

God, that really was expertly timed.

The fact that both Games and Spümcø managed to piss off their best animation company (Carbunkle) at different times and for different reasons suggests neither was that easy to deal with.

Are you clinging tenaciously to my buttocks?

The folks at Spümco and Rough Draft really put a lot of effort into making that sketch look vintage. I was nearly to the end before I finally convinced myself they had made it themselves and it wasn't some actual wacky spot from the 60s they had found.

Who is this "everyone" you speak of?

Except it's not "Under Pressure." They added a whole extra note to the bass line.

True, their music could be classified as lighthearted and/or carefree.

Adam has never shied away from boiling it down to "We don't like each other." But then he explains that's okay, since neither ever holds a grudge against the other or tries to undermine their work.
When Adam and Jamie first started working together at Colossal Pictures, Jamie was Adam's boss. Adam has said the main…

I actually thought they were a thing when the show first started. Because, you know, San Francisco, and they dressed kind of weird, and fought like an old married couple, and all of that. (My gaydar has become significantly more finely tuned since then.)

On her MySpace page (years ago, obviously), Scottie said there was one particular producer who treated everyone like shit, and she was tired of it. I have assumed that it was the same producer who ticked off Jamie (for constantly trying to pit him and Adam against each other on camera) and Adam (for telling Tory to…

And Amen had one hell of a theme song, if you'll pardon the expression.

Except that Jackee was always a member of the cast. Urkel was supposed to be a one-shot character.

Hello, my name is Mr. Burns. I believe you have a letter for me.

It was about the blight in Washington, DC before Trump got elected and fixed everything.

Omar slimin'!

The first openly gay guy I ever worked with did compliment me on my ass, which I chalked up to the fact that I do, in fact, have an irresistibly fantastic ass.

"Well, remember how we were talking about me ripping off everyone else's vocal characterizations? I did it again! Frank Welker this time."

"You're talking about it."
— Leonard

I had a friend who used to do that with every word that ended in -man. Spidermin. Supermin. Mailmin. Trashmin.