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doc9464
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This show has obviously paid off their censor....OMG...but sometimes its so funny but most of the time its pretty lowbrow....but i still watch it....on Tivo...anybody else watch this?..just curious...
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> This show has obviously paid off their censor....OMG...but
> sometimes its so funny but most of the time its pretty
> lowbrow....but i still watch it....on Tivo...anybody else
> watch this?..just curious...
>
Occationally since its on after South Park. But normally I only watch between March-May and October-December when South Park is in production.
The stuff they do on Drawn Together isn't usually all that funny to me.
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> sometimes its so funny but most of the time its pretty
> lowbrow....but i still watch it....on Tivo...anybody else
> watch this?..just curious...
>
Occationally since its on after South Park. But normally I only watch between March-May and October-December when South Park is in production.
The stuff they do on Drawn Together isn't usually all that funny to me.
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studiotwenty
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Parts of the first season were some of the funniest stuff I'd seen in animation in years...but like almost everything else in 21st Century American Comedy, the writers have to go over the line of anything remotely involving good taste, lol.
Rule of thumb: Once you cross the line, you have to keep the tasteless meter at a ten, or you lose the audience you aim for....
Rule of thumb: Once you cross the line, you have to keep the tasteless meter at a ten, or you lose the audience you aim for....
> Parts of the first season were some of the funniest stuff
> I'd seen in animation in years...but like almost everything
> else in 21st Century American Comedy, the writers have to go
> over the line of anything remotely involving good taste,
> lol.
>
> Rule of thumb: Once you cross the line, you have to keep the
> tasteless meter at a ten, or you lose the audience you aim
> for....
>
I watch it
At first I had no time for it
But now I have grown a custom to the crude bland of humor
that this group has provided.
I love when they make fun of the classics cartoon characters
such as last week when Pluto shot Goofy
HILARIOUS!
Maybe for an upcoming episode they should have Oswald
The Lucky Rabbit have him come back to life
after being frozen in time and told him he was now a part
of Disney. He could give a big silent yell of NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
> I'd seen in animation in years...but like almost everything
> else in 21st Century American Comedy, the writers have to go
> over the line of anything remotely involving good taste,
> lol.
>
> Rule of thumb: Once you cross the line, you have to keep the
> tasteless meter at a ten, or you lose the audience you aim
> for....
>
I watch it
At first I had no time for it
But now I have grown a custom to the crude bland of humor
that this group has provided.
I love when they make fun of the classics cartoon characters
such as last week when Pluto shot Goofy
HILARIOUS!
Maybe for an upcoming episode they should have Oswald
The Lucky Rabbit have him come back to life
after being frozen in time and told him he was now a part
of Disney. He could give a big silent yell of NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
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desertv
Guest
> > Parts of the first season were some of the funniest stuff
> > I'd seen in animation in years...but like almost
> everything
> > else in 21st Century American Comedy, the writers have to
> go
> > over the line of anything remotely involving good taste,
> > lol.
> >
> > Rule of thumb: Once you cross the line, you have to keep
> the
> > tasteless meter at a ten, or you lose the audience you aim
>
> > for....
> >
> I watch it
>
> At first I had no time for it
>
> But now I have grown a custom to the crude bland of humor
>
> that this group has provided.
>
> I love when they make fun of the classics cartoon characters
>
>
> such as last week when Pluto shot Goofy
>
> HILARIOUS!
>
> Maybe for an upcoming episode they should have Oswald
>
> The Lucky Rabbit have him come back to life
>
> after being frozen in time and told him he was now a part
>
> of Disney. He could give a big silent yell of
> NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
>
Well they've already dinged Disney twice, along with South Park, Family Circus, The Flintstones, The Jetsons, and Archie
> > I'd seen in animation in years...but like almost
> everything
> > else in 21st Century American Comedy, the writers have to
> go
> > over the line of anything remotely involving good taste,
> > lol.
> >
> > Rule of thumb: Once you cross the line, you have to keep
> the
> > tasteless meter at a ten, or you lose the audience you aim
>
> > for....
> >
> I watch it
>
> At first I had no time for it
>
> But now I have grown a custom to the crude bland of humor
>
> that this group has provided.
>
> I love when they make fun of the classics cartoon characters
>
>
> such as last week when Pluto shot Goofy
>
> HILARIOUS!
>
> Maybe for an upcoming episode they should have Oswald
>
> The Lucky Rabbit have him come back to life
>
> after being frozen in time and told him he was now a part
>
> of Disney. He could give a big silent yell of
> NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
>
Well they've already dinged Disney twice, along with South Park, Family Circus, The Flintstones, The Jetsons, and Archie
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studiotwenty
Guest
> Well they've already dinged Disney twice, along with South
> Park, Family Circus, The Flintstones, The Jetsons, and
> Archie
>
Makes me wonder....when Turners cartoons spoofed The Flinstones, Yogi Bear, etc...they had the rights to them and allowed guys like John Kricfalusi access to them.
How do shows like "Family Guy" from FOX get away with it? (The latest instance occurred in an episode from earlier this month....which I can't possibly describe here, involved Barney Rubble and a pelican...)
> Park, Family Circus, The Flintstones, The Jetsons, and
> Archie
>
Makes me wonder....when Turners cartoons spoofed The Flinstones, Yogi Bear, etc...they had the rights to them and allowed guys like John Kricfalusi access to them.
How do shows like "Family Guy" from FOX get away with it? (The latest instance occurred in an episode from earlier this month....which I can't possibly describe here, involved Barney Rubble and a pelican...)
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