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Macrame_God posted:Fake Edit: What were those other names tramp stamped on the back of Starla? Mordecai
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Apr 5, 2011 04:56
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Tartarus Sauce posted:Best bit: the Mattress Knight. Easily. I love how he setup the whole castle on a riverbank at that. Mordecai's logicing out who is a single lady at the supermarket is pretty cool too. EDIT: Kind of wish that hi-five ghost never spoke though.
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Apr 5, 2011 05:24
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hoooo holy god that was brilliant and I usually dislike anything involving muscle man ("your mom" reminds me of annoying 8th graders [yes, i know that's the joke, I just don't find it funny]). I'd like Pops to have a romantic interest. Hell, I'd watch an hour special involving a romantic Pops story.
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Apr 5, 2011 05:24
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Macrame_God posted:Only one banana in the cart? Yup, Mordecai knows a single woman when he sees one. I probably laughed the most when she smashed into the ground and obliterated the environment around her with a "BOOAAAAAAM", and then the what the Knight did after. It was just absurd.
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Apr 5, 2011 05:26
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Tartarus Sauce posted:Best bit: the Mattress Knight. That part was both hilarious and kind of inspiring. I'd both love to see him come back and love to never see him again.
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Apr 5, 2011 08:57
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It will be a hundred times funnier if they reference him like once every other season, and only for a split second scene.
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Apr 5, 2011 09:19
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I'm surprised they haven't introduced commercials in these 11 minute shows sooner. Think about it, the point of TV is ad revenue. If you can watch an entire episode in between ad breaks, then that means almost no one watches commercials, which is a bad thing for shows. I'm all for ad breaks in proper places, and the death of 15 minute shows if it keeps them on air longer.
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Apr 5, 2011 16:14
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That was just about the most flat-out disgusting romantic reunion I've ever seen, though. I dare the Internet to Rule 34 that grotesque train-wreck--moobs and all!
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Apr 5, 2011 16:14
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I am guessing they split RS to give a 'good' lead-in into that horrid problem solvers show that premiered after. It went straight from RS to Problem Solvers. That line of thinking worked for my 6 year old; as he forced me to sit and watch that drat thing. After Adventure time, there was a commercial break before Mad, so I had time to flee. No such time was afforded to me for Problem Solvers. Naked muscleman in the shower was about 13 types of disturbing.
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Apr 5, 2011 18:14
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I knew I spotted a Back to the Future reference in there somewhere. 
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Apr 5, 2011 21:05
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That's sort of a twin peaks reference too isn't it? Either way that's awesome.
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Apr 5, 2011 21:21
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Thorias posted:That's sort of a twin peaks reference too isn't it? Either way that's awesome. See, that's sort of how I was thinking of it too, but I don't really remember a mall in that show so it's still not quite to me. Back to the Future makes more sense because it's an '80s thing
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Apr 5, 2011 21:27
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Problem Solverz probably wasn't the most terrible thing I've ever seen, but I definitely lost interest and left to wash dishes after about 5 minutes or so. It's certainly one of the uglier shows I've seen in a long, long time--aggressively and fascinatingly so, like it's actually trying to be a parody of an Adult Swim show.
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Apr 6, 2011 00:01
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I'm pretty sure they're just trying to kill off the epileptics in their audience.
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Apr 6, 2011 00:02
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Are these made by the same guy? I can't be the only one who thought they were similar.
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I thought that too. And wow Alfee is voiced by John DiMaggio. Is everyone voiced by John DiMaggio?
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Apr 6, 2011 00:26
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Macrame_God posted:Only one banana in the cart? Yup, Mordecai knows a single woman when he sees one. I'm really wondering if that was some sexual innuendo there.
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Apr 6, 2011 01:07
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Elmo Oxygen posted:I'm pretty sure they're just trying to kill off the epileptics in their audience. Yeah, even the bumps (or whatever they're called now) between the commercials and the shows had the characters rising slowly out of flashy-blinky manholes. I did dig when Mordecai and Rigby came out wearing sunglasses, though  .
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Amorphous Blob posted:Are these made by the same guy? My friend described the guy on the left as a "cracked out looking Michael Cera". She's totally right. Back on topic, I don't think I laughed as hard in a while as I did when Muscleman and Starla kissed and made up. Watched it again and I was still on the floor.
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Apr 6, 2011 02:18
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Apr 6, 2011 02:30
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Amorphous Blob posted:Are these made by the same guy? Nope, Ben Jones does Problem Solverz. The frog dude is from a comic by Matt Furie called Boys Club.
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Apr 6, 2011 02:33
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Tartarus Sauce posted:Problem Solverz probably wasn't the most terrible thing I've ever seen, but I definitely lost interest and left to wash dishes after about 5 minutes or so. The writing was amazingly boring and bland, though. For such... interesting(?) visuals, the rest of it is so conventional and boring. I'm interested in seeing how Gumball is going to work out, though, since it has an eclectic style but in a good way. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95vgnQG7a2Y
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Apr 6, 2011 04:04
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God, just got around to watching the episode now. Nothing kills me as much as Rigby's final line "This was the most disturbing day of my life." The way he deadpans it makes me crack up.
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Apr 6, 2011 04:28
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Elmo Oxygen posted:I'm pretty sure they're just trying to kill off the epileptics in their audience. The show should have the same kind of warning that you see in video games.
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Neeksy posted:The writing was amazingly boring and bland, though. For such... interesting(?) visuals, the rest of it is so conventional and boring. quote:The Amazing World of Gumball is coming to Cartoon Network April 2nd, 2011!
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Mutation posted:Oh jesus, now I got that. I was about to make a comment of 'Who buys only one banana even if they're single' but now 
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Good morning, fellow freedom likers!
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Hey dudes, request from MY .gif of Rigby running on all fours or tossing around in his little trampoline bed 
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Apr 12, 2011 02:44
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These commercial breaks really throw off the flow of the episode. Just when the weird poo poo is going down, BAM! five minutes of commercials. Also, I swear there was only like 3 minutes of episode after they got back from commercial.
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Apr 12, 2011 04:03
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Are they seriously showing commercials during 11-minute shows? I've only been watching this on iTunes, so I don't know, but that sound pantently ridiculous.
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SpacePig posted:Are they seriously showing commercials during 11-minute shows? I've only been watching this on iTunes, so I don't know, but that sound pantently ridiculous. Yeah, and it's very clear that they weren't designed with that in mind as the cuts are weirdly timed. They did the same to Adventure Time when Regular Show began. I'm guessing (hoping) it only lasts for another two or three weeks, once they have established that Problem Solverz comes on following Regular Show.
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JethroMcB posted:Yeah, and it's very clear that they weren't designed with that in mind as the cuts are weirdly timed. They did the same to Adventure Time when Regular Show began. I'm guessing (hoping) it only lasts for another two or three weeks, once they have established that Problem Solverz comes on following Regular Show. That's crazy. There are ads before the show. There are ads over the credits. There are banner ads that come up and obscure the show. How many more ads do you need? 
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Apr 12, 2011 16:38
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SpacePig posted:That's crazy. There are ads before the show. There are ads over the credits. There are banner ads that come up and obscure the show. How many more ads do you need? Actual ads from sponsors pay the bills. If they are in between shows no one will watch them. Giving PS an instant lead in is only 50% of the gains there. I just hate it because for two weeks my DVR has chopped off the ending of the show now. 
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ToastyPotato posted:Actual ads from sponsors pay the bills. If they are in between shows no one will watch them. Giving PS an instant lead in is only 50% of the gains there. I just hate it because for two weeks my DVR has chopped off the ending of the show now. Speaking of which, what was Rigby saying at the end there?
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JethroMcB posted:Yeah, and it's very clear that they weren't designed with that in mind as the cuts are weirdly timed. They did the same to Adventure Time when Regular Show began. I'm guessing (hoping) it only lasts for another two or three weeks, once they have established that Problem Solverz comes on following Regular Show. Or Problem Solverz gets dumped. Goddamn is that show an eyesore. Robotomy or whatever that show was tons better. It was like a kid-friendly version of Superjail.
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Apr 12, 2011 18:45
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SpacePig posted:That's crazy. There are ads before the show. There are ads over the credits. There are banner ads that come up and obscure the show. How many more ads do you need? Its not supposed to be for ads but more of a way to get people who watch Regular Show to watch Problem Solverz. Since as it is right now Problem Solverz starts right away after Regular Show ends.
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ToastyPotato posted:I just hate it because for two weeks my DVR has chopped off the ending of the show now. Also, I like this
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Young Freud posted:Or Problem Solverz gets dumped. Goddamn is that show an eyesore. Robotomy or whatever that show was tons better. It was like a kid-friendly version of Superjail. Problem Solverz could be the funniest thing since Monty Python and I still wouldn't watch it. The whole design is an offense to the eyes. It makes Aqua Teen Hunger Force look like a Miyazaki film.
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Macrame_God posted:Problem Solverz could be the funniest thing since Monty Python and I still wouldn't watch it. The whole design is an offense to the eyes. It makes Aqua Teen Hunger Force look like a Miyazaki film. It's not just the eyes but the ears. You have one character screaming until his voice is hoarse, and another whose high-pitched whine makes my ears bleed.
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