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BrainDance posted:Isn't it? Guy said, "almost got statutory raped", other guy said "BoJack didn't almost statutory rape Penny" cuz statutory rape is a legal category. It's not the point of the show but it's the point of that conversation. I was talking about the show not the forum posts, as is the person I was quoting The show makes its clear that it’s not actually illegal to emphasis all the other poo poo that’s wrong with it In my opinion on the horse show EwokEntourage fucked around with this message at 05:18 on Mar 16, 2019 |
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Okay, while I'm optimistic about the new show, it does seem weird for them to do another cartoon using the same art style, and it's ALSO a comedy about anthropomorphic animals who live like humans, but it's NOT set in the Bojack universe. Like it's fine for her to capitalize off her own success or whatever, but it seems strange to have two identical-looking but entirely unrelated shows based on the same oddball premise.
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Mar 16, 2019 05:43
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What I hope happens is that the show for one reason or another does have a crossover episode with Bojack and Mr. Peanutbutter shows up and asks the question.
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Mar 16, 2019 06:03
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Nep-Nep posted:What I hope happens is that the show for one reason or another does have a crossover episode with Bojack and Mr. Peanutbutter shows up and asks the question. "Mr Peanut Butter and Bojack Horseman in the same thread? What is this... A crossover episode? Hahaha!"
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Mar 16, 2019 06:46
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Phenotype posted:Okay, while I'm optimistic about the new show, it does seem weird for them to do another cartoon using the same art style, and it's ALSO a comedy about anthropomorphic animals who live like humans, but it's NOT set in the Bojack universe. Like it's fine for her to capitalize off her own success or whatever, but it seems strange to have two identical-looking but entirely unrelated shows based on the same oddball premise. Nah
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Mar 16, 2019 06:50
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Can't believe Matt Groening had the loving audacity to capitalize on his art style in not just one spin off show, but another one. Can't fuckin believe it. This is the hill I will die on!
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Mar 16, 2019 08:01
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Conjunct the goddamn spheres Lisa
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Mar 16, 2019 09:58
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Phenotype posted:Okay, while I'm optimistic about the new show, it does seem weird for them to do another cartoon using the same art style, and it's ALSO a comedy about anthropomorphic animals who live like humans, but it's NOT set in the Bojack universe. Like it's fine for her to capitalize off her own success or whatever, but it seems strange to have two identical-looking but entirely unrelated shows based on the same oddball premise. 
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Funny_animal I don't think a style of character dating back to the 1800s is really an "oddball premise" tbh
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Mar 16, 2019 13:12
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Every live action TV show ever is a spinoff in the same universe because they all star humans
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Asema posted:Can't believe Matt Groening had the loving audacity to capitalize on his art style in not just one spin off show, but another one. Can't fuckin believe it. I actually almost included the example "Matt Groening's shows look the same but at least they're wildly different settings" (and "Seth McFarlane's shows are similar but at least he uses a different art team") but I thought you guys would be smart enough to understand the difference.
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Phenotype I myself am happy that artists involved in the Bojack phenomenon are going on to do new work. I will not personally be confused because the show will have a new name and new characters. I think you might enjoy it too if you gave it a chance thank you.
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Mar 16, 2019 17:07
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I always thought horses and birds were different 
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Billzasilver posted:I always thought horses and birds were different Well spotted! But it looks like both shows have all kinds of different anthropomorphic animals, so... Are you arguing just to argue? Toalpaz posted:Phenotype I myself am happy that artists involved in the Bojack phenomenon are going on to do new work. I will not personally be confused because the show will have a new name and new characters. I think you might enjoy it too if you gave it a chance thank you. Dude I am super happy to watch a new show from them. I'm not sure why you think I'm worried about it being confusing, though, unless you're just being a poo poo. But you are crazy if you don't think it's a little strange that they're not at least sharing the same universe. Wouldn't it seem odd if Matt Groening did another show about people in the year 3000 that looked exactly like Futurama but it was completely unrelated?
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Billzasilver posted:I always thought horses and birds were different Explain hippogriffs then
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Phenotype posted:Dude I am super happy to watch a new show from them. I'm not sure why you think I'm worried about it being confusing, though, unless you're just being a poo poo. But you are crazy if you don't think it's a little strange that they're not at least sharing the same universe. Wouldn't it seem odd if Matt Groening did another show about people in the year 3000 that looked exactly like Futurama but it was completely unrelated? It'd probably be better than Disenchantment
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Billzasilver posted:I always thought horses and birds were different They’re both assholes.
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Mar 16, 2019 17:37
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pixaal posted:Explain hippogriffs then A horse and a bird having sex, just like in nature 
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Mar 16, 2019 17:50
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Has anyone called the show Bird City yet or is that fruit too low-hanging?
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Calaveron posted:Every live action TV show ever is a spinoff in the same universe because they all star humans This actually made me go back and check, but I didn't see any human characters in the Tuca & Bertie trailer, so that actually might be a difference.
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Phenotype posted:I actually almost included the example "Matt Groening's shows look the same but at least they're wildly different settings" (and "Seth McFarlane's shows are similar but at least he uses a different art team") but I thought you guys would be smart enough to understand the difference. For some reason when Matt Groening and Seth McFarlane do it, there are justifiable differences in the setting. But when Lisa Hanawalt does it, there's really no justification to be had. Checks out, definitely not some stubborn refusal to take a look at your own internal prejudices.
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I hope Bojack gets to talk to Todd and Mr. Peanutbutter more next season. Like I really want some resolution to the weird dynamic Mr. Peanutbutter and Bojack have. Despite calling him out pretty strongly in season 2, Mr. Peanutbutter is always looking the other way and only seeing the best in Bojack and that's an unhealthy attitude to have around a guy like him. Like is he still gonna be "delighted to see" a guy he had to pull off of a woman half his size?
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Hawkgirl posted:For some reason when Matt Groening and Seth McFarlane do it, there are justifiable differences in the setting. But when Lisa Hanawalt does it, there's really no justification to be had. Checks out, definitely not some stubborn refusal to take a look at your own internal prejudices. Are you an idiot? It's either that or this is entirely a bad faith argument. Take your pick. But don't loving tell me I'm prejudiced against someone I didn't even know existed just because I said it seemed "a little strange" to me. I'll spell it out for you really simply: Simpsons: Family setting in modern day Futurama: Looks the same, set in a planet-hopping future setting. There is no way for Fry to possibly meet Homer. Enchantment: Looks the same, set in a magical fantasy land. (Sucks.) There is no way for Homer/Fry to possibly meet Bean. Family Guy: Family setting in modern day. Cleveland Show: Looks the same, same modern day setting, same universe. Cleveland and Peter are friends. American Dad: Looks entirely different, family setting in modern day. You don't expect them to be related because the art doesn't match. Bojack: Human-like animals in a modern day setting New show: Looks the same, human-like animals in a modern day setting, different universe for some reason. Bojack could walk in the door without anything looking out of place. I'm not sure why this is such a controversial opinion. I haven't said a thing about the potential quality of the show, I've even said I'm looking forward to it. I just said it seems strange that they're reusing the art style and the somewhat novel setting without making them related shows. They didn't pretend Frasier was entirely different than Cheers when they wanted to use the character and the actor again. Phenotype fucked around with this message at 20:17 on Mar 16, 2019 |
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Phenotype posted:Are you an idiot? It's either that or this is entirely a bad faith argument. Take your pick. But don't loving tell me I'm prejudiced against someone I didn't even know existed just because I said it seemed "a little strange" to me. I'd say the people being yellow in the Simpsons is fairly unique and sets it apart from Futurama / Disenchantment I never questioned if the Simpsons was in the same universe as Futurama. People questioned if Futurama was set in the same universe as Disenchantment. This really is nothing new, there's nothing wrong with asking the question "Hey this looks like this might be the same universe is it?" The answer is they are not intended to be in the same universe. Great. When I first saw it I was hoping for Bojack Universe small stories about normal people. Really though it doesn't matter too much if they are separate universes since the scope is unlikely to have any characters be close enough to each other to interact ever. Having 2 BoJack shows with "cross over episodes" every season would be the show becoming everything its mocking.
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Phenotype posted:I actually almost included the example "Matt Groening's shows look the same but at least they're wildly different settings" (and "Seth McFarlane's shows are similar but at least he uses a different art team") but I thought you guys would be smart enough to understand the difference. Sometimes people in Futurama have a little bump on the top of their nose. That's different from the Simpsons.
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But as pointed out several times on this very page, the universe IS different. It’s a lot more Family Guy vs American Dad than Family Guy vs Cleveland Show like you’re pretending. Being really butthurt about the implication that you might be a flawed human being like the rest of us is usually a good sign that you are not perceiving things in an unbiased fashion
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Phenotype posted:Simpsons: Family setting in modern day Uh... both those shows did do crossovers.  
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Mar 16, 2019 22:20
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You don't actually know what the setting of the new show is since we haven't seen it. Hollywoo is so incredibly ingrained into Bojack Horseman that I think characters with normal-rear end jobs would be a big departure.
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Son of a Vondruke! posted:Uh... both those shows did do crossovers. Oh crap, I forgot about those!
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Mar 16, 2019 22:25
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Son of a Vondruke! posted:Uh... both those shows did do crossovers. I'm pretty sure that's something concocted by a vandal or a particularly nasty troll.
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prefect posted:I'm pretty sure that's something concocted by a vandal or a particularly nasty troll.
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prefect posted:I'm pretty sure that's something concocted by a vandal or a particularly nasty troll. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simpsorama Bender is consistently in the basement of the Simpsons house now. Honestly I don't blame you if you didn't see this episode because why are you watching the Simpsons still? I know I question why I bother. It's a pretty decent episode if you like Futurama it's worth watching.
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I get why people would ask if they're in the same universe, as it's fairly obvious how they could be. But if they aren't then they aren't, and it isn't strange. Lisa Hannawalt just likes her manimals.
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Phenotype posted:Okay, while I'm optimistic about the new show, it does seem weird for them to do another cartoon using the same art style, and it's ALSO a comedy about anthropomorphic animals who live like humans, but it's NOT set in the Bojack universe. Like it's fine for her to capitalize off her own success or whatever, but it seems strange to have two identical-looking but entirely unrelated shows based on the same oddball premise. It's weird for another show designed by the same artist to have the same art style? Did people give Matt Groening this much poo poo about everything he did since The Simpsons?
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Mar 16, 2019 22:37
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Nobody gives Tim Burton poo poo about all his movies looking exactly the same.
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Entropic posted:It's weird for another show designed by the same artist to have the same art style? Did people give Matt Groening this much poo poo about everything he did since The Simpsons? Did you miss the entire internet convinced Bender was going to show up in Disenchantment? People are still convinced it's actually Futurama in disguise somehow. I have a coworker obsessed with comparing the characters and the moldy bread that's basically LSD, he thinks it's an acid trip and they are going to reboot Futurama. So yes people did post about it, a lot. I don't think anyone was confused about Simpsons and Futurama most people see them as completely different art styles mostly due to the yellow people. edit: woops left out the part in italics pixaal fucked around with this message at 22:45 on Mar 16, 2019 |
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Mar 16, 2019 22:41
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oh yeah, look at those art styles clash why are these two very obviously unrelated shows crossing over?? I bet it fukken blew people's minds when they realized that American Dad was secretly by the same guy who did Family Guy, because there sure weren't any tip-offs beforehand!!
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Mar 16, 2019 23:10
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Are Family Guy and American Dad supposed to have different art teams? If you’d asked me before today then I’d have said they were drawn by the same person.
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wizzardstaff posted:Are Family Guy and American Dad supposed to have different art teams? If you’d asked me before today then I’d have said they were drawn by the same person.
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The music video Lisa Hanawalt directed for Tegan and Sara is really good, and the dancing plants that show up in it also show up in the trailer for Tuca and Bertie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNPrs17gZ2o
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