Well, sure, there’s like a hundred thousand more TV shows than there were in 2007.
Well, sure, there’s like a hundred thousand more TV shows than there were in 2007.
Anywhere there’s a captive audience. Prison, old folk’s homes, hospitals etc. etc.
I’m a bit confused by the above claim that “Clarkson, a man who famously presents himself as very dumb”, as though I haven’t seen any of the farming show in Top Gear his persona was “the arrogant know it all”.
A friend met him at a garden party once (she was doing the catering, rather than being a guest) and said he…
I am all for whatever efforts mega-corps are willing to make in the name of energy efficiency, but I’ve gotta say my mind immediately goes to “is this a ploy for Unilever to save money and say it’s in the name of conservation?” I trust these guys about as far as I can throw them.
I feel like a lot of earlier stuff mentioned on here (Betty Boop, Fritz the Cat, Heavy Metal) pays into an even worse characterization that animation is only for kids AND perverts.
“Yum” has to be the absolute worst company at brand stewardship, they seem dead set on destroying everything people love about Taco Bell, and now they’re taking the axe to KFC as well (although I suppose it really started with the death of the Wedges). Without Nashville hot sauce, no popcorn chicken, and no wedges,…
It’s kind of weird to think we never got a plain old Yoshi cartoon show.
“Fluffy meat”?
I am cautiously optimistic. It looks very much like a film version of drunk history, which isn’t the worst thing in the world. The Marco Polo line was a tiny bit funny because of that, but it was really the “it’s better in a pool” part.
find me a modern cartoon that DOESN’T look like this. hate that we landed on this so much.
The already is a Jewish Elvis. His name is Neil Diamond.
“shower curtain rings (which, by the way, are also mostly obsolete now)“
No shit
I don’t know how they got their data, but this list is bunk.
2 Jungle, 2 2, 2 Jungle
Nah, you can’t fool me. There ain’t no Sanity Clause.
All That wasn’t a sitcom. It’s a sketch show in the vein of SNL. I’m also pretty sure shows like Hey Dude, Clarissa Explains it All, Salute Your Shorts, and The Adventures of Pete and Pete predate All That by a few years. Most of those are actual sitcoms.
Did they also censor the verse in Hakuna Matata where Pumbaa sings about how he could clear the savannah after every meal?
I don't know how we function in dealing with them.