Moral of the story: just watch Bob's Burgers: has occasional gross out but isn't in your face about it, better characters, better writing, funnier jokes, better animation, better show period.
Shwah Gamers I am surprised that Mr. Enter has not done an admirable Animation video for an episode of “Bob’s Burgers”. Even the worst characters are not completely horrible like his rival Jimmy Pesto sure Bob doesn’t like him, but he would never go so far as to go into his restaurant and taint his food. Plus Bob is a smart caring and often times selfless dad unlike Homer or Peter. Linda is not a complete airhead and she cares about her husband and kids. While the show will do a flashback once in a while there is not cutaways gags or people being jerks just to be jerks. Tina, Gene, and Louise at first might look like Meg, Chris, and Stewie they are not at all because while they each have their own wants and can be angry or upset from time to time none of them would out right go to hurt the other or sell the store’s profits to go and buy something for themselves. I am currently working my way through season 7 on Hulu and the show is still good. I am looking forward to the film this summer.
I feel like Phineas and Ferb is a better use of that naming convention for the show since their names are unique and recognizable, and their character designs look sort of like the first letters of their name
Stilluetto Not to mention the show is a lot better written without relying on grossout humour, and characters are memorable for the right reasons. Many people watch it for the entertaining B-plot.
It’s also worth noting that despite the show’s name, Candace is the actual main character of the show. This isn’t just my assumption, it was confirmed by Dan Povenmire in 2013. Phineas and Ferb themselves are plot devices to help set the story up.
Jay Barry I feel like I’m in the minority that I watched it for Candace. Doof is a great character, and I see why he was so popular, but I felt invested in Candace’s stories because I could relate to them, and I went thru a lot of what she goes thru when I was her age.
Movie ToonFanatic Phineas and Ferb was able to effortlessly balance escapism, coming of age and espionage without any element overpowering another. That’s good writing.
Someone came up with this show Someone wrote this show Someone approved this show Someone aired this show Someone took their time in canceling this show How?
I mean, at least Season 3 of this show was....... decent. I’m more surprised of how this show had all of its episodes aired on Nickelodeon and was not moved to nicktoons until it got cancelled
"Title should tell me exactly what the show is about" And that is how you get all the absurdly complex and oftentimes silly isekai anime and manga titles. Be careful what you wish for.
"A story about how I was incarnated as a pickle (but not as a Rick and Morty reference because the web novel this is based on was written in the oughties) with shitty stats but secretly powerful skills and also all the girls are hot for me and you can probably tell that my publisher is paying me by the character as well so I'm just padding at this point Donaudampfschifffahrtsgesellschaftskapitän"
I know this is a joke, but incoming info to explain the absurdity referred to: The issue with those stories is they began as web novels, on sites that don't allow you to have a brief description so the title plays double duty. Studios that adapt from there want to keep the same name to keep the fans so they *refuse* to go by a different name even when the author wants them to. An example can be seen with "Is it okay to pick up girls in a dungeon?" As the author has been trying to get it changed to 'Familia Myth', the story even refers to itself as this with the volumes of the manga adaptation despite having the original title on the cover.
"Sanjay and Craig is the first western cartoon featuring an Indian protagonist" Good lord that's an embarrassing statement to make considering how bad this show is
@Irritable Down syndrome I'm pretty sure they mean main character not side character since yeah otherwise it would be Hadji from Jonny Quest or other characters. Heck Sanjay is played by Maulik Pancholy who played Baljeet on Phineas and Ferb so this isn't even the first Indian cartoon character he played. Though props for Maulik because I never would of assumed those two had the same VA so the guy does have range.
Some gross out in shows can be funny but they really had no clue how to do it right in this show. I am so happy this show is gone now. It was awful. I never laughed once when watching it. I would groan and be disgusted. Feels like the show was made to piss me off.
Fact: The creators of Sanjay and Craig themselves actually wanted more of the heartwarming moments in the show than more of the toilet and/or gross out humor. And to quote the creators, "We wanted less fart, more heart."
I never found this artstyle nowhere similar to Bob's Burgers. I looked at the credits believing this was JC Quintel's artwork since the Sanjay & Craig is basically Regular Show done completely wrong. Guess Nickelodeon tried to attract viewers ripping-off Regular Show's looks.
That was basically my entire stance on this. It'd just worse regular show. From love interest girl to wings to the more irresponsible sidekick character. I never watched BB (except in passing a few times) but it seems to be an attempt to cross the two shows using disgust as a bonding agent.
The eyes and noses are different but JC Quintel's signature is in the lack of chins with his characters. Everyone's lower jaw just goes straight into their necks. But Enter is very strange about art styles. He said that Danny Phantom is Butch Heartman's most visually different cartoon not Bunsen is a Beast and no, I disagree. Danny Phantom characters look like Fairly Odd Parents characters just taller and more grown up. Bunsen is a Beast is so different that it's almost impossible not to notice the differences in the crossover episode.
@@OsirisLord Maybe he thinks so because in Danny Phantom all the character have an actual five-fingered hand instead the regular four digits used in tons of cartoons. Also, for one, Danny Phantom looks far more "comicesque": the other three are all "toonish", but yes, Bunsen is in both areas far more different than any other of Hartman's work.
As a kid, I watched a lot of dark age Nicktoons, and yet this is the show that made me crack. It was a good run, but even a kid like me had standards. Low standards, but standards nonetheless.
most of the original run probably fits "Tom vs Jerry" more... as it should be (don't think I've watched a decent ep where Tom wasn't versus Jerry UNLESS there was a dog involved)
Damn, when the *"Some viewers may find this disturbing, viewer discretion is advised."* hit at 0:05 , I felt that 😔. Now that takes me back... Nostalgic.
Cannot say I can blame any of you. I tried to watch an episode when it was on once (keyword here being "tried"), and I quickly wound up turning away when I realized that according to this show, butts = funny. I don't think I could watch this show if I tried.
I pray for Mr enters sanity. You can do it Mr enter I believe in you. Even though you may not see this comment. I have faith that you will end the series sane.
As of right now, there's 11 left, though I'm not sure if he'll tackle It's Pony in this marathon, seeing as how it's not even a week old yet. Either way, there's light at the end of the tunnel.
@@SuperGoker64 On Mr. Enter's Twitter, he confirmed that he won't be covering It's Pony due to the show being recent and barely any episodes had came out yet.
Whenever Craig talks, I literally could not stop thinking about our lord and savior Otis from Barnyard. What if Kevin James voices Craig in a movie of the show?
I guess it’s kind of a blessing in disguise “Unbarfable” was the first, last and only part of this show I saw. I was kinda curious abt it, but the “jokes” in that ep changed that immediately. Also kinda surprised to hear Teen Titans Go is getting low ratings, but after 6-7 years, maybe its time has passed. I hope CN is able to just end it and move on...
If CN ever gets it through their head that overplaying and milking the hell out of their cash cow is *demolishing* their ratings, maybe they will... But then again, you know how greedy executives can be...
+Andrew Mason: idk why but I rlly doubt it’ll be as popular/profitable. What few ppl who watched the 2011 Thundercats prolly won’t be into it and any fans of the original Thundercats are way too old for it. Teen Titans Go was based off a recognizable (enough) property while existing as its own show. Even fans of the Thundercats franchise aren’t rly on board w/ Thundercats Roar and kids might not be hooked by smth that feels like it doesn’t have to establish world or character. But ig we’ll have to wait and see
Technically I was 11 and in the demographic for this show when it first aired, and even then I really hated it. I thought this show was stupid and unfunny and just plain gross. This show was show bad that it can't even get popular with the target audience
The worst part is that I remember one commercial showing the top ten grossest moments from this show, and I had to deal with it between each episode of SpongeBob SquarePants.
This show always did struck me as an Adventure Time wannabe. And that clip of the tacos at the beginning killed my appetite for Taco Bell even further, and it was already killed after I read Dipper goes to Taco Bell.
@Schrodinger_1488 I'm glad you said it. I was getting curious. You can't just say "X is incredibly awful. Don't look it up". But Gravity Falls (I'm assuming) with incest with a corpse? Shudder
Screw that because it's too bad even for them! 12 Oz Mouse, King Star King, Squidbillies, as ugly as they were, they were still unique. Speaking of though, I wonder why Glenn Martin DDS was not included. Probably caus it is more teen appropriate.
"some veiwers may find this disturbing" I dunno why but, I busted out laughing then. About the show though. I absolutely hated it as a kid but my friend liked it. I never understood why and still can't
@Dusk Raccoon I very rarely laugh at that. Some times I still laugh at the dumbest things and I guess I can laugh at toliet hummor if it's more than someone makes the sound and then people either laugh/ act like it's toxic. That's just me. Same with most memes, I don't find alot of them funny if they are just inside jokes or spammed alot. Just wish ppl wouldn't trash or bash others for not liking their humor/ liking one over the other.
"You can imagine how I feel about a show that had a whole episode dedicated to barfing." Even worse, the episode is written by one of the writers of "The Splinter" from SpongeBob Squarepants.
God, I miss Animaniacs. It never talked down to its audience, and it had such clever writing. Despite the fact that some people view comedy cartoons and episodic cartoons as inferior to serious, story-arc driven cartoons, Animaniacs is proof that you can make a spectacular comedy cartoon that appeals to people of all ages. It's easily one of the most hilarious shows of all time, and the show's music was amazing too. I'm just praying that the reboot will live up to the original show.
Oh dear, I feel like we're gonna start filling out the bottom of this list from this point forward. 1. Avatar: The Last Airbender 2. Hey Arnold 3. Invader Zim 4. Catscratch 5. Rocko's Modern Life 6. Penguins of Madagascar 7. TMNT(2012) 8. KaBlam! 9. My Life as a Teenage Robot 10. Aaahh! Real Monsters 11. Jimmy Neutron 12. Spongebob Squarepants 13. Danny Phantom 14. The Fairly Odd Parents 15. Ren & Stimpy 16. The Wild Thornberrys 17. The Angry Beavers 18. Rugrats 19. Mr. Meaty 20. Chalk Zone 21. As Told By Ginger 22. Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness 23. Doug 24. Back at the Barnyard 25. T.U.F.F Puppy 26. Action League Now 27. Legend of Korra 28. Fanboy & Chum Chum 29. The X's 30. Tak and the Power of Juju 31. All Grown Up 32. Planet Sheen 33. El Tigre 34. Robot and Monster 35. Rocket Power 36. Monsters vs. Aliens 37. The Mighty B 38. CatDog 39. Sanjay & Craig
i have a feeling that Breadwinners, Pig Goat Banana Cricket, Bunsen is a Beast, and The Adventures of Kid Danger are going to be at the bottom next to Sanjay and Craig, The Mighty B, Catdog, Monsters vs Aliens, and Robot and Monster. When Mr Enter reviews them
I love how Doug is literally the meh show of the bunch since it is boring by today's standards. Everything above Doug got at least a bit of praise. Everything below Doug was essentially reviewed as bad.
Regular Show didn't have a theme song. It had a brief tune showing the title and had a clicking noise when showing the episode name and transitioning to the show, but it didn't really have a theme song.
The only thing i remember from this show is Snoop Dog guest staring in an episode and singing the opening of the show. I've made it an effort to block this "thing" from my memory.
It seems to cater to a neurological state in which not only do most gross things not gross out the intended audience, but the disgust and suffering of those who are grossed out amuses and delights the subject.
In my observations, the only way gross out content can work as part of a joke in a comedy is if it is used, in the same way that gore can sometimes be used for a good scare in a horror film. The disturbing imagery itself should generally be a means to help build up a punchline/scare, rather than the punchline/scare itself. Two examples I can think of are these: the Black Knight getting dismembered in “Monty Python and the Holy Grail”, right before he turns out be completely unfazed and refuses to give up; the scenes in South Park’s “The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs”, where everyone reads the boys’ book written for shock value, vomits profusely, then thinks it is the most amazing book they read by interpreting deep themes the boys never intended.
@@autobotstarscream765 I am not sure what episode was made about Captain Underpants, since I have only seen a fraction out of the hundreds of South Park episodes made over the decades. But I remember Matt and Trey saying that the episode I mentioned was loosely inspired by "The Funniest Joke In the World" sketch from "Monty Python's Flying Circus". "The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs" was the episode, where the boys see "The Catcher in the Rye" on their curriculum and are told by the teacher how controversial it was for its content. But then the boys get disappointed and even think the teachers tricked them into wanting to read it, when they realize how relatively tame the book is. So they try to write their own book with the intent to be as gross and ban-worthy as possible, thinking that they will be able to revel in far greater infamy than "The Catcher in the Rye". But then it backfires and they become genuinely famous, when everyone in town hails it as a literary masterpiece. One of the main aspects of its attempted comedy/satire is based around the idea of critics projecting their own thoughts and ideas onto a story and attributing them to the author's themes, even if that was never the author's intent. I thought that was an example of gross-out humor done right, since the characters uncontrollably vomiting was just there to build up to the real joke, when people love the boys' book even as it grosses them out and it was never written for any other reason.
@@markcobuzzi826 It should be noted, though, that that's not gross-out humor. Good gross-out humor involves genuinely gross things (usually happening at someone else's expense or without their knowledge), but a common problem is that creators who attempt gross-out humor will often ramp up the gross-out without the equivalent payoff/humor. The gross-out shouldn't actually be super disgusting to the audience--it needs to be gross to the characters. But what will often happen is that animators will put so much time and detail into making the gross thing visually disgusting (and sometimes the sound editor will make it sound as nasty as possible), that the audience ends up too disgusted to enjoy the actual joke.
I forgot how much I *literally* avoided this show like the plague-as in, avoided it because I instinctively felt like I would catch some horrible disease from it. Silly thing to think about a TV show, but this is my subconscious reflex that I'm talking about. I haven't felt this nauseous since accidentally reading an episode summary from Brickleberry...
I barely remember watching this show as a kid. So it's basically Regular Show and with extreme off-color humor ala Ren and Stimpy. Now, my childhood self got some Vietnam War flashback after that.
@@baldyairkid1831 We're gonna have to wait until his review on that to determine which show he thinks is worse, on Twitter. Even he was debating on which show he thought was worse
I feel like shows like this were also trying to capitalize on the Captain Underpants books at that time, the main characters George and Harold, who are extremely similar, but actually do have some differences. Harold was more shy and timid and had the typical "head in the clouds" artist brain, while George was more bold and outspoken, and more intelligent than his grades could show. Speaking of which, the movie and cartoon series for CU are so good!
Also, George is the kid on the left with the tie and the flat-top. Harold is the one on the right with the T-shirt and the bad haircut. Remember that now.
I really like snakes, and I didn't mind the art style of this, so I was hoping it would be cute. I watched a quarter of an episode before deciding never again.
While looking up information about this show, I found out that "Unbarfable" was written and directed by Sean Charmatz, one of the writers of "The Splinter" from SpongeBob Squarepants.
From what I've heard, the show DID improve later and tone down the gross-out, which I appreciate. From that standpoint, it's still better than Breadwinners.
The only episode of Sanjay and Craig I thought was close to OK was the one where they were on Family Double Dare (the episode being "Trouble Dare"). The only reason I thought that about the episode was because of the amount of DETAIL they went into for the Family Double Dare part - from the logos and color schemes, and set styling being damn good, to Marc Summers AND HARVEY (announcer from 1986 (original Double Dare's premiere) to the 1990 Family Double Dare season) being cast for their respective personalities, to ACTUALLY USING THE MUSIC CUES from Double Dare - as opposed to other shows that did a Double Dare esque parody, and had styles SIMILAR to the show, music kinda SIMILAR to the music in the show, etc. As bad as the show as a whole was, I have to give them props for paying attention to detail in that episode. It does not redeem the show at all, but one doesn't need to feel it does to recognize/respect that attention to detail.
Remaining Nicktoons: Breadwinners Harvey Beaks Pig Goat Banana Cricket The Loud House Bunsen is a Beast Welcome to the Wayne The Adventures of Kid Danger Rise of the TMNT Los Casagrandes It's Pony is not going to be part of this.
Sanjay and Craig is okay in my opinion. I've tried to watch this show numerous times over the years and each time I find myself being like "This show is okay." This show does have some occasional good episodes. My favorite episode of Sanjay and Craig is "Maximum Dennis."
I like the fact that Craig isn't a dog or some other generic pet sidekick. At first I was really interested in the show, because I have never seen a cartoon depicting a friendship of a boy with a snake. The sad part is that if Craig was a kid. Maybe Sanjay's adopted brother, nothing would change... I have a feeling that was the plan at first, but then they wanted to come out as unique...
@@zzz43344 like, even adult party cartoon and cans without labels, things that are shitty and far below R&S quality, it could at least be said that John K made it something he could be personally proud of, whereas this show is moreso a "make it to make it" sorta thing like Mega babies or shnookums and meat ...god, I can't believe I'm defending John K.
8:00 Forgettable show, that is true, but I will NEVER forget the ACTUALLY AMAZING series finale. I believe it was called " The Snake Pit" and it dealt with the two being best friends and all that meant. The creators MUST have known that was the end because WOW did they alever give those 15 minutes their all...
Ngl, there are SO many worst Nickelodeon shows including the S&C ones (only a couple of examples), and this is coming from someone who would very highly recommend we see Quinton Reviews’ videos on Dan Schneider’s sitcoms even if flowergothic furiously won’t.
Why did I enjoy this show as a kid? When the show came out I was a weird 8 year old and I remember trying to act like Sanjay all the time as a kid like eating wings like him, farting like him, remembering all his quotes, and making fan fictions and I rewatched it and cringe really hard 😂
I remember watching this show when i was younger. I didnt look foward to any episodes, it was just something that was on frequently. I do remember it being a good show to turn of my brain and watch to escape from the homework i had due tomorrow. I dont remember ever laughing, but i do remember being sort of invested in the show. Entranced by the weird and jagged and strange shapes on the screen. About a month after i discovered this show, my mom bought a dvd of "Rockos modern life." I forgot this show even existed, But i weirdly do have a lot of clear memories of it. Looking back, i wouldn't call it a good show, but i also wouldnt lable it the worst, at least not for the time it came out in. I dont want to revisit and watch through it again, but looking back at the short amount of time my family had cable, this is the only other show that i can remember well (the other being adventure time).
Me: Good things to say about Sanjay and Craig:.....(grasshopper chirping).....(2 hours of thought later)... Person who reads this comment: Well? Me: What did you expect? There's nothing good about this cartoon.
The artstyle, but somehow it's just offputting now and I can't watch Bob's Burgers for a while because I'll be thinking about this show while doing it.
Don’t go blaming on me now, I’m friends with Jay Howell on Instagram and he created this TV show and Sanjay and Craig don’t suck because they do awesome rad stuff and the gross moments are absolutely funny, screw all of you, be nice to Jay Howell and me!!!
I remember seeing Sanjay and Craig being often aired few years ago. Of course i did not like it because it was one of those good ol' grossout wannabe. Also i couldn't believe that grossout sensation was still a thing and legitimately make me feel sorry for indian kids.
hello! i wanna start writing video essays. ive been watching all types of media on youtube for as long as i could remember, which may not be alot because im a junior in highschool- but still! Ive been following your videos for quite a while and its nice to know that im able to see a reviewer whos concious of his mistakes and recognizes he can better himself, essentially setting boundaries on what he will review and wont reveiw because of how- like, worthy and impactful it might be. Truth be told you arent the only review/video analysis essay youtuber i watch, but from being exposed to quite a bit, i feel like i can say that ive recognized every one ive come across has a certain thing to them. Like a certain charm to the way they do things. And at first i thought yours was just being harsh on shows and stuff. But as i watched your videos ive noticed how much youve grown (: nice to know i can learn along (well not really along because this specific video is three years old) with you too!
Here is how I’d rank the cartoons in this retrospective that I have seen: 15. Ren and Stimpy 14. Rugrats All Grown Up 13. CatDog 12. Doug 11. The Fairly Odd Parents 10. As Told By Ginger 9. KaBlam 8. The Wild Thornberries 7. Rocket Power 5. Life With Loopy Should have been made into a full length cartoon instead of Angela Anaconda imho. 4. AAH Real Monsters 3. SpongeBob SquarePants Seasons 1-3 2. Rugrats 1. Hey Arnold
The only episode of this show I watched was the one where Sanjay was home alone because Craig had to go to the vet or something? And the guy had never been alone before apparently and he was confused when he heard himself think for the first time. That's all I can remember. That, and there was a weird joke with Craig's butt at the end.
I remember watching Sanjay and Craig back in the day on Nickelodeon along with Breadwinners and Fanboy and Chum Chum. Now I look back at this and wonder why everyone hates me.
Probably because although the title has "Finn and Jake", it's the caption. The first thing you hear/read is "Adventure Time", which tells you that it's an Adventure show. This is better than if it were just "Finn and Jake", because it tells you its genre, unlike "Finn and Jake", which would only tell you that it's about two characters.
Yeah because no body actually calls it that. It's always just "Adventure Time". I remember when I was a senior in high school we (my anime club) went to an anime convention once. I passed a guy in a Finn the Human cosplay and deliberately asked my friends "I wonder what time it is" even though I was totally wearing a watch. Finn: Adventure Time!
0:06 Have not seen that disclaimer in a long time. The review does not disappoint. 1:33 you speak for us all Buttercup. on a side note, one good episode does not save a show made up of bad episodes. The Giving G is just a tiny insignificant drop of mediocracy in a ocean of awful. And yes, I mean mediocracy. It is nothing specials. Never has been, never will be.
Whenever I hear the phrase "it's for kids" to excuse terrible animated movies and TV shows, I have to ask: which would you rather your kid eat for lunch; a turkey sandwich, or a can of cake frosting? They'll happily eat either choice, but one is clearly healthier and probably made with a lot more care and effort than the other.
At 2:23 I started laughing at the visuals alone. I like Sanjay and Craig. Admittedly, I'm too old for this and I've only see a handful of episodes - but it made me laugh. It's like a low budget Regular Show, but legally distinct. Comedy and art is subjective, so I understand if you or anyone hates this show. I like the idea of a show highlighting how gross a lot of things are. Like that episode of Dexter's Lab where he gets perfect vision and sees how ugly the world truly is - his family's faces, the breakfast sausages. It was gross and pretty much existential horror. The old lady kissing her dog and the zoomed in hyper-realistic ugly-cute dog was great. You know what, that dog was probably eating its own poo outside, too, but tell that to dog-kissing old ladies. I can see how a germophobe would absolutely detest this show.
Does anyone else think it's at least nice that Craig despite being a snake ( As snakes are not usually portray in a positive light ) wasn't an asshole who would throw Sanjay under the bus ?
Sanjay and Craig really is only bad in Season 1....... I remember watching this show to see how gross it can be, but nicktoons only aired the episodes from season 3 that day.
Let's continue on with the ranking of how I believe Mr. Enter feels about each and every show that he views. Again, this is what I think HE feels; it's not a ranking based on the quality of the show that anyone else thinks. And this is just for FUN, so don't get upset. Let's go: Oh, and by the way, I don't read comments that people post to this, since most of them are just insulting or rude or just disagree with me. But, this is why The Legend Of Korra was at the bottom of the list: Enter literally said he was insulted by the show and it was offensive what they did to Avatar. That alone is why it was at the bottom of the list, in my eyes. Everything above it, Enter never really said it was "offensive" or "insulting". He just said it was annoying, stupid, boring, or awful. But when you actually get offended by a show, that makes it the worst of the worst. You can't argue with this. So, the only reason I'm not ranking it dead last anymore is because Enter specifically said in this video Sanjay & Craig was "the absolute worst". So, I listen to what he says carefully. My list isn't just nonsense; you can disagree all you want. But I listen to his choice of words and rank everything very, very carefully. So there. 1. Avatar: The Last Airbender 2. Hey Arnold 3. Catscratch 4. The Penguins Of Madagascar 5. KaBLaM 6. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012) 7. My Life As A Teenage Robot 8. Invader Zim 9. The Fairly OddParents 10. Jimmy Neutron 11. SpongeBob SquarePants 12. Aaahh! Real Monsters 13. Rocko's Modern Life 14. Danny Phantom 15. Ren & Stimpy 16. The Angry Beavers 17. Rugrats 18. Kung Fu Panda: Legends Of Awesomeness 19. The Wild Thornberrys 20. ChalkZone 21. Action League Now 22. Mr. Meaty 23. As Told By Ginger 24. Doug 25. T.U.F.F. Puppy 26. Planet Sheen 27. Back At The Barnyard 28. Fanboy & Chum Chum 29. El Tigre 30. The X's 31. Rocket Power 32. All Grown Up 33. Tak & The Power Of Juju 34. CatDog 35. Robot & Monster 36. Monsters Vs. Aliens (Show) 37. The Mighty B 38. The Legend Of Korra 39. Sanjay & Craig
It's very awesome for you to do something like this because I can imagine how hard it is to find out a ranking of somebody else favorite to least favorite cartoon (Nicktoon). Keep at it, can't wait to see it when he's done with the marathon.
@@tidepodpadthai2633 Sure, but like OP said, it's a list based on the vibes of Mr. Enter's Nick-O-Rama, not anyone else's preferences or the objective quality of the show.
@@TheGoldenDunsparce Maybe it's because he's faced a lot of backlash for putting Korra at the bottom of the list or something and is not on the offensive as you seem to think but actually being pretty defensive, but hey, that's just the perspective of someone who actually bothered to read the comment.
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Moral of the story: just watch Bob's Burgers: has occasional gross out but isn't in your face about it, better characters, better writing, funnier jokes, better animation, better show period.
Shwah Gamers damn right son
Yup.
Shwah Gamers I am surprised that Mr. Enter has not done an admirable Animation video for an episode of “Bob’s Burgers”. Even the worst characters are not completely horrible like his rival Jimmy Pesto sure Bob doesn’t like him, but he would never go so far as to go into his restaurant and taint his food. Plus Bob is a smart caring and often times selfless dad unlike Homer or Peter.
Linda is not a complete airhead and she cares about her husband and kids.
While the show will do a flashback once in a while there is not cutaways gags or people being jerks just to be jerks. Tina, Gene, and Louise at first might look like Meg, Chris, and Stewie they are not at all because while they each have their own wants and can be angry or upset from time to time none of them would out right go to hurt the other or sell the store’s profits to go and buy something for themselves. I am currently working my way through season 7 on Hulu and the show is still good. I am looking forward to the film this summer.
I Know Right?!!
I Wonder how He Feels about the show itself; and why he HASN'T reviewed it on its own yet!!
I haven't seen so much of Bob's Burgers, but I know the voice of H. Jon Benjamin from Archer and a few Arbys ads.
I feel like Phineas and Ferb is a better use of that naming convention for the show since their names are unique and recognizable, and their character designs look sort of like the first letters of their name
Stilluetto Not to mention the show is a lot better written without relying on grossout humour, and characters are memorable for the right reasons. Many people watch it for the entertaining B-plot.
Big agree
It’s also worth noting that despite the show’s name, Candace is the actual main character of the show. This isn’t just my assumption, it was confirmed by Dan Povenmire in 2013. Phineas and Ferb themselves are plot devices to help set the story up.
Jay Barry I feel like I’m in the minority that I watched it for Candace. Doof is a great character, and I see why he was so popular, but I felt invested in Candace’s stories because I could relate to them, and I went thru a lot of what she goes thru when I was her age.
Movie ToonFanatic Phineas and Ferb was able to effortlessly balance escapism, coming of age and espionage without any element overpowering another. That’s good writing.
Someone came up with this show
Someone wrote this show
Someone approved this show
Someone aired this show
Someone took their time in canceling this show
How?
Give that last guy a raise, he basically did something holy
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"Took their time" as in they sat on their ass not doing it for way too long.
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@@thebrightdiamondtp7871
Yeah.
I mean, at least Season 3 of this show was....... decent. I’m more surprised of how this show had all of its episodes aired on Nickelodeon and was not moved to nicktoons until it got cancelled
"Title should tell me exactly what the show is about"
And that is how you get all the absurdly complex and oftentimes silly isekai anime and manga titles. Be careful what you wish for.
"A story about how I was incarnated as a pickle (but not as a Rick and Morty reference because the web novel this is based on was written in the oughties) with shitty stats but secretly powerful skills and also all the girls are hot for me and you can probably tell that my publisher is paying me by the character as well so I'm just padding at this point Donaudampfschifffahrtsgesellschaftskapitän"
I mean, you can't be too surprised by something called "Is It Wrong To Pick Up Girls In A Dungeon!?"
I know this is a joke, but incoming info to explain the absurdity referred to:
The issue with those stories is they began as web novels, on sites that don't allow you to have a brief description so the title plays double duty. Studios that adapt from there want to keep the same name to keep the fans so they *refuse* to go by a different name even when the author wants them to. An example can be seen with "Is it okay to pick up girls in a dungeon?" As the author has been trying to get it changed to 'Familia Myth', the story even refers to itself as this with the volumes of the manga adaptation despite having the original title on the cover.
What would Berserk’s alternate title be?
@@markcobuzzi826. How about "Not for the Faint of Heart"
"Sanjay and Craig is the first western cartoon featuring an Indian protagonist"
Good lord that's an embarrassing statement to make considering how bad this show is
It's also an innacurate statement since Sally Bollywood was released 4 years earlier
Ikr...
Jonny Quest?
@Irritable Down syndrome
It's the reason that show was cancelled I know that.
Which is still very very sad to me.
@Irritable Down syndrome I'm pretty sure they mean main character not side character since yeah otherwise it would be Hadji from Jonny Quest or other characters. Heck Sanjay is played by Maulik Pancholy who played Baljeet on Phineas and Ferb so this isn't even the first Indian cartoon character he played. Though props for Maulik because I never would of assumed those two had the same VA so the guy does have range.
Wow, that viewer discretion warning was quite the throwback.
And a sign we're DEEP in the dark ages.
@@TheSpecialPsycho Yup...
There is a light at the end of this tunnel though.
I miss those days.
To his Fleabag Monkeyface review. But really, is there any other way to express his point?
Let's be honest, everyone knew Breadwinners would be next.
Good lord, it really is all downhill from here, isn't it?
@@zzz43344 yeah, but honestly, I think Breadwinners is better than Sanjay and Craig.
@@Springdude11 as someone who hates both shows with a burning passion. I agree
He's doing them in chronological order by premiere date. Breadwinners just happened to be the next Nicktoon to debut after this one.
@@zzz43344 No i think we reached rock bottom
I absolutely hated this show. I just couldn't get into gross out, especially this show in particular.
Some gross out in shows can be funny but they really had no clue how to do it right in this show. I am so happy this show is gone now. It was awful. I never laughed once when watching it. I would groan and be disgusted. Feels like the show was made to piss me off.
@@VidyaBros1 I agree, you just need people who know how to do the joke. Clearly not this show.
This is my LEAST favorite show from Nickelodeon ever. I’d rather watch Fanboy and Chum Chum over this. It’s THAT bad
I couldn't even get past the first episode.
Stinky 😳🤢🤢 Poooop 💩🤣 Eww clog the toilet 🤢😷😫😫 funyn for kids lol
Fact: The creators of Sanjay and Craig themselves actually wanted more of the heartwarming moments in the show than more of the toilet and/or gross out humor.
And to quote the creators, "We wanted less fart, more heart."
I actually feel bad for them. They were the victims of “make the product “marketable”
Makes sense. Bob's Burgers mixed humor with heart. Nickelodeon was just a bad fit for the creator.
I actually think Sanjay and Craig is a good show. People just focus too much on the gross stuff.
I never found this artstyle nowhere similar to Bob's Burgers. I looked at the credits believing this was JC Quintel's artwork since the Sanjay & Craig is basically Regular Show done completely wrong.
Guess Nickelodeon tried to attract viewers ripping-off Regular Show's looks.
Thurop Van Orman was a producer on Sanjay and Craig.
That was basically my entire stance on this. It'd just worse regular show. From love interest girl to wings to the more irresponsible sidekick character. I never watched BB (except in passing a few times) but it seems to be an attempt to cross the two shows using disgust as a bonding agent.
That was my first impression too,It feels like Regular Show knockoff.
The eyes and noses are different but JC Quintel's signature is in the lack of chins with his characters. Everyone's lower jaw just goes straight into their necks. But Enter is very strange about art styles. He said that Danny Phantom is Butch Heartman's most visually different cartoon not Bunsen is a Beast and no, I disagree. Danny Phantom characters look like Fairly Odd Parents characters just taller and more grown up. Bunsen is a Beast is so different that it's almost impossible not to notice the differences in the crossover episode.
@@OsirisLord Maybe he thinks so because in Danny Phantom all the character have an actual five-fingered hand instead the regular four digits used in tons of cartoons.
Also, for one, Danny Phantom looks far more "comicesque": the other three are all "toonish", but yes, Bunsen is in both areas far more different than any other of Hartman's work.
As a kid, I watched a lot of dark age Nicktoons, and yet this is the show that made me crack. It was a good run, but even a kid like me had standards. Low standards, but standards nonetheless.
Same.
HILDA! HILDA! Ashe is best gorl >:0
@An Enigma I grew up with the dark aged Nickelodeon cartoons as well. Due to this, I envy 90’s and early 2000’s kids.
Best “and” show is the original Tom and Jerry
most of the original run probably fits "Tom vs Jerry" more... as it should be (don't think I've watched a decent ep where Tom wasn't versus Jerry UNLESS there was a dog involved)
Exactly.
Another one of the best “and” shows is besttvshows.miraheze.org/wiki/Beavis_and_Butt-Head
I love Tom and Jerry
🐱+🐀= comedy
legendary blue Pegasus Yay!!!!
Damn, when the *"Some viewers may find this disturbing, viewer discretion is advised."* hit at 0:05 , I felt that 😔. Now that takes me back... Nostalgic.
Ikr
@marianne mccrank he last used it in 2018 for his Fleabag Monkeyface review.
The only thing I remember liking in this show was Craig’s voice actor, who did Otis from back at the barnyard and Vaughn from Borderlands
A lot of Borderlands voice actors worked with Nickelodeon apparently
I wonder if working for Gearbox is any different than Nickelodeon
“Bandit life!”
Man Chris Hardwick’s character sure did take a huge nosedive in Borderlands 3.
Too bad he got cancelled I think.
How did i not notice Otis' voice in Vaughn's when I played Borderlands 3?
Me: I'm so excited for this video!
Mrenter: You should turn off this video now.
O_O
Yup...
OK, Lemony.
I had to check to see if I accidentally replayed his review of Fleabag Monkeyface, because the warning he uses here was used in that review.
@@averagamer9222 Yeah, he copied the same opening clip from that review.
You heard the guy
MrEnter, teasing tomorrow's breadwinners review: *_buckle up, duckies_*
Nice pfp, who's the character and artist? :)
@@autobotstarscream765 haha ty, It's Yoosung Kim from Mystic Messenger, Drawn by AquariumPrincess23!
@@EeveelutionForest You're welcome, and thanks! 😁
Hopefully he doesn't delay that review.
I’ve been breading this day, because it’ll be a cutlet above the rest
I remember when this show came out, I hated it immediately.
Same
Same here
PrometheusTV I hated it immediately, and I was basically its target demographic.
@@AaronMorel01 Me too
Cannot say I can blame any of you. I tried to watch an episode when it was on once (keyword here being "tried"), and I quickly wound up turning away when I realized that according to this show, butts = funny. I don't think I could watch this show if I tried.
I pray for Mr enters sanity. You can do it Mr enter I believe in you. Even though you may not see this comment. I have faith that you will end the series sane.
So you're preying on his sanity, not praying for it?
As of right now, there's 11 left, though I'm not sure if he'll tackle It's Pony in this marathon, seeing as how it's not even a week old yet. Either way, there's light at the end of the tunnel.
@@robertbarrows6687 praying
@@SuperGoker64 On Mr. Enter's Twitter, he confirmed that he won't be covering It's Pony due to the show being recent and barely any episodes had came out yet.
@@kirbytheartist3318 Good to know. Then it's an even ten to go.
Whenever Craig talks, I literally could not stop thinking about our lord and savior Otis from Barnyard.
What if Kevin James voices Craig in a movie of the show?
Whenever I hear BATB Otis or Craig talk, I think of Talking Dead.
Craig's voice actor is Chris Hardwick.
I guess it’s kind of a blessing in disguise “Unbarfable” was the first, last and only part of this show I saw. I was kinda curious abt it, but the “jokes” in that ep changed that immediately.
Also kinda surprised to hear Teen Titans Go is getting low ratings, but after 6-7 years, maybe its time has passed. I hope CN is able to just end it and move on...
If CN ever gets it through their head that overplaying and milking the hell out of their cash cow is *demolishing* their ratings, maybe they will... But then again, you know how greedy executives can be...
Tia Blue I remind you that Thundercats Roar is out...it’s practically like a copy/paste of Teen Titans Go
@@LegendPurpleDragon152 True...
+Andrew Mason: idk why but I rlly doubt it’ll be as popular/profitable. What few ppl who watched the 2011 Thundercats prolly won’t be into it and any fans of the original Thundercats are way too old for it.
Teen Titans Go was based off a recognizable (enough) property while existing as its own show. Even fans of the Thundercats franchise aren’t rly on board w/ Thundercats Roar and kids might not be hooked by smth that feels like it doesn’t have to establish world or character. But ig we’ll have to wait and see
@@LegendPurpleDragon152 The one Thunder Cats got canceled which pissed me off because it was really good.
I was near the targeted age group of this abomination and I hated it
No surprise there, this show really is THAT awful...
I hated Breadwinners more and I still stick by that
@@ffjreviews9029 I agree
Technically I was 11 and in the demographic for this show when it first aired, and even then I really hated it. I thought this show was stupid and unfunny and just plain gross. This show was show bad that it can't even get popular with the target audience
@powerstar 2028 you know your show is bad when someone who likes the Powerpuff Girls 2016 reboot, hates Sanjay and Craig.
The worst part is that I remember one commercial showing the top ten grossest moments from this show, and I had to deal with it between each episode of SpongeBob SquarePants.
I'm sorry to hear that...
I remember that. I had to change the channel/turn the tv off because I didn't wanna go through that.
I HATED that commercial
Why did they even have that commercial?
Ok hobbes
This show always did struck me as an Adventure Time wannabe.
And that clip of the tacos at the beginning killed my appetite for Taco Bell even further, and it was already killed after I read Dipper goes to Taco Bell.
Ikr...
Link me to Dipper Goes To Taco Bell. Now. I need to know.
@@pavloverboy NO, NO.
BELIEVE ME, YOU DON'T WANT TO KNOW ABOUT *THAT*
@Schrodinger_1488 I'm glad you said it. I was getting curious.
You can't just say "X is incredibly awful. Don't look it up". But Gravity Falls (I'm assuming) with incest with a corpse?
Shudder
So it's basically "Adventure Time" minus "everything that made Adventure Time good".
Sanjay & craig feels like an adult swim cartoon without the swearing
Screw that because it's too bad even for them! 12 Oz Mouse, King Star King, Squidbillies, as ugly as they were, they were still unique. Speaking of though, I wonder why Glenn Martin DDS was not included. Probably caus it is more teen appropriate.
“Sanjay and Craig was my life”
-Mr. Enter, 2020
"some veiwers may find this disturbing"
I dunno why but, I busted out laughing then. About the show though. I absolutely hated it as a kid but my friend liked it. I never understood why and still can't
They were too juvenile for you to relate to.
@Dusk Raccoon
Maybe that's why I loved the Show so much;
I'm into that kind of Humor. . .
@Dusk Raccoon I very rarely laugh at that. Some times I still laugh at the dumbest things and I guess I can laugh at toliet hummor if it's more than someone makes the sound and then people either laugh/ act like it's toxic. That's just me. Same with most memes, I don't find alot of them funny if they are just inside jokes or spammed alot. Just wish ppl wouldn't trash or bash others for not liking their humor/ liking one over the other.
Enter talks about Bob's Burgers
*And shows the Brony Episode*
YECH!!!
I HATE THAT F***ING HORSE CARTOON!!
That is a thing? Why is that a thing?
0:05 oh wow, that brings back memories
That very beginning sound clip, that is nostalgic.
That's nostalgic all right.
@@VidyaBros1
Tbh, I feel like the glass shatter and what followed was a reused voice clip
I honestly sounded more like a fnaf jump scare scream for like a split second to me
I forgot how much he use to use that clip.
I'm a major emetophobe (fear of vomiting/sickness) so you can imagine how I feel about a show that had a whole episode dedicated to barfing.
Emetophobe. Well that's a New Word and concept for My vocabulary
I heard that if you remove the gross-out, then Sanjay and Craig is a boring show.
"You can imagine how I feel about a show that had a whole episode dedicated to barfing."
Even worse, the episode is written by one of the writers of "The Splinter" from SpongeBob Squarepants.
"Sanjay And Craig is for the kids". So was Animaniacs.
Nowadays we have preschooler shows that put in the effort of being good shows.
God, I miss Animaniacs. It never talked down to its audience, and it had such clever writing. Despite the fact that some people view comedy cartoons and episodic cartoons as inferior to serious, story-arc driven cartoons, Animaniacs is proof that you can make a spectacular comedy cartoon that appeals to people of all ages. It's easily one of the most hilarious shows of all time, and the show's music was amazing too. I'm just praying that the reboot will live up to the original show.
@@strawberryfieldswhenever Yeah and it doesn't become PC and condescending.
@@emmayoung736 Hopefully, the Warner siblings roast Donald Trump, Kanye West, and The Kardashians.
@@strawberryfieldswhenever What exactly is any attempt at roasting Donald Trump gonna achieve? It either does nothing or backfires.
Oh dear, I feel like we're gonna start filling out the bottom of this list from this point forward.
1. Avatar: The Last Airbender
2. Hey Arnold
3. Invader Zim
4. Catscratch
5. Rocko's Modern Life
6. Penguins of Madagascar
7. TMNT(2012)
8. KaBlam!
9. My Life as a Teenage Robot
10. Aaahh! Real Monsters
11. Jimmy Neutron
12. Spongebob Squarepants
13. Danny Phantom
14. The Fairly Odd Parents
15. Ren & Stimpy
16. The Wild Thornberrys
17. The Angry Beavers
18. Rugrats
19. Mr. Meaty
20. Chalk Zone
21. As Told By Ginger
22. Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness
23. Doug
24. Back at the Barnyard
25. T.U.F.F Puppy
26. Action League Now
27. Legend of Korra
28. Fanboy & Chum Chum
29. The X's
30. Tak and the Power of Juju
31. All Grown Up
32. Planet Sheen
33. El Tigre
34. Robot and Monster
35. Rocket Power
36. Monsters vs. Aliens
37. The Mighty B
38. CatDog
39. Sanjay & Craig
i have a feeling that Breadwinners, Pig Goat Banana Cricket, Bunsen is a Beast, and The Adventures of Kid Danger are going to be at the bottom next to Sanjay and Craig, The Mighty B, Catdog, Monsters vs Aliens, and Robot and Monster. When Mr Enter reviews them
@@Garyfan2001 Yup...
I love how Doug is literally the meh show of the bunch since it is boring by today's standards.
Everything above Doug got at least a bit of praise.
Everything below Doug was essentially reviewed as bad.
@@Garyfan2001 "Pig Goat Banana Cricket" - I haven't been keeping up with modern cartoons, so I'm compelled to ask WHAT?
Catdog worse then mighty then b?
You know this show sucks when they use "Dude What's Up?" in the the theme song
The lyrics of the theme song sound like they were written in 5 minutes.
Didn't regular show use that word too?
Regular Show didn't have a theme song. It had a brief tune showing the title and had a clicking noise when showing the episode name and transitioning to the show, but it didn't really have a theme song.
@@JohnnyOMalley22 not in theme song,I meant in episodes
The theme song is the best part of the show. It’s at least bearable to listen to unlike Breadwinners or Fanboy or Planet Sheen
Mr Enter: I refuse to live in a world where there is a nicktoon worse than Sanjay & Craig
Bunsen Is A Beast: Hold my beer
At least that show was just annoying, and not gross
The only thing i remember from this show is Snoop Dog guest staring in an episode and singing the opening of the show. I've made it an effort to block this "thing" from my memory.
He did???
M S I think the episode was called “Street Dog” or something like that
@@aa_illustrator And I remember it being a Season 2 episode.
I’d rather prefer Bunsen is a beast than this show!
They're both terrible...
M S that’s your opinion, not mine.
And both shows are about wacky dudes.
Mrenter would somehow take S&C
Bunsen is even worse
Seeing this show in the bob burgers art style (something I do like) just makes the Grossout all the more painful.
Ikr...
Might I remind you that Thurop Van Orman was a producer on Sanjay and Craig. A person who is known for working a lot on Cartoon Network shows.
@@andykishore Wow , didn't know that
IT'S NOT THE SAME ARTSTYLE;
THE EYES ARE MUCH BIGGER IN SANJAY & CRAIG THAN THEY ARE FOR THE BOB'S BURGERS CHARACTERS!!
Gross out humor is a misnomer, because you can't be laughing and feel nauseous simultaneously.
It seems to cater to a neurological state in which not only do most gross things not gross out the intended audience, but the disgust and suffering of those who are grossed out amuses and delights the subject.
In my observations, the only way gross out content can work as part of a joke in a comedy is if it is used, in the same way that gore can sometimes be used for a good scare in a horror film. The disturbing imagery itself should generally be a means to help build up a punchline/scare, rather than the punchline/scare itself.
Two examples I can think of are these: the Black Knight getting dismembered in “Monty Python and the Holy Grail”, right before he turns out be completely unfazed and refuses to give up; the scenes in South Park’s “The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs”, where everyone reads the boys’ book written for shock value, vomits profusely, then thinks it is the most amazing book they read by interpreting deep themes the boys never intended.
@@markcobuzzi826 Was that the episode of South Park parodying Captain Underpants?
@@autobotstarscream765
I am not sure what episode was made about Captain Underpants, since I have only seen a fraction out of the hundreds of South Park episodes made over the decades. But I remember Matt and Trey saying that the episode I mentioned was loosely inspired by "The Funniest Joke In the World" sketch from "Monty Python's Flying Circus".
"The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs" was the episode, where the boys see "The Catcher in the Rye" on their curriculum and are told by the teacher how controversial it was for its content. But then the boys get disappointed and even think the teachers tricked them into wanting to read it, when they realize how relatively tame the book is. So they try to write their own book with the intent to be as gross and ban-worthy as possible, thinking that they will be able to revel in far greater infamy than "The Catcher in the Rye". But then it backfires and they become genuinely famous, when everyone in town hails it as a literary masterpiece.
One of the main aspects of its attempted comedy/satire is based around the idea of critics projecting their own thoughts and ideas onto a story and attributing them to the author's themes, even if that was never the author's intent. I thought that was an example of gross-out humor done right, since the characters uncontrollably vomiting was just there to build up to the real joke, when people love the boys' book even as it grosses them out and it was never written for any other reason.
@@markcobuzzi826 It should be noted, though, that that's not gross-out humor. Good gross-out humor involves genuinely gross things (usually happening at someone else's expense or without their knowledge), but a common problem is that creators who attempt gross-out humor will often ramp up the gross-out without the equivalent payoff/humor. The gross-out shouldn't actually be super disgusting to the audience--it needs to be gross to the characters. But what will often happen is that animators will put so much time and detail into making the gross thing visually disgusting (and sometimes the sound editor will make it sound as nasty as possible), that the audience ends up too disgusted to enjoy the actual joke.
"I pray to any God there is that there is NO NickToon WORST than _Sanjay & Craig._
Bunsen is a Beast: "I'm about to end this man's whole career!"
Kid Danger: I’m about to end both of your careers
I forgot how much I *literally* avoided this show like the plague-as in, avoided it because I instinctively felt like I would catch some horrible disease from it. Silly thing to think about a TV show, but this is my subconscious reflex that I'm talking about.
I haven't felt this nauseous since accidentally reading an episode summary from Brickleberry...
I barely remember watching this show as a kid. So it's basically Regular Show and with extreme off-color humor ala Ren and Stimpy. Now, my childhood self got some Vietnam War flashback after that.
Me too.
Yeah...
Sanjay and Craig is a poor-man's version of Regular Show.
Now that I think about it thanks to Mr Enter, Sanjay and Craig is like Adult Party Cartoon FOR KIDS!
Which is more like Adult Party Cartoon for kids: Sanjay and Craig or the Adventures of Kid Danger?
"This show is the absolute worst-it just has to be"
It is just me, or is he un-ironically setting himself up to be disproved on that point?
That's exactly what I'm saying, I mean no Nicktoon is worse than Breadwinners.
greg charles exactly
greg charles and the only nicktoon that fanboy and ChumChum is better than, is Breadwinners
I think he’s trying to decide between this and Bunsen
@@charlesrosenbaum2530 Surely, Bunsen can at least go without a Viewer Discretion warning.
Mr. Enter: This is the worst nicktoon
Breadwinners: Hold my bread
I wouldn't count on it yet, lets wait until Bunsen is a Beast
@@wallowlight Honestly, I have a hard time determining which of the two is the worst.
Mr. Enter himself acknowledged Breadwinners as a better show. Did you even watched the video?
@@baldyairkid1831 We're gonna have to wait until his review on that to determine which show he thinks is worse, on Twitter. Even he was debating on which show he thought was worse
No this show is way worse
Not gonna lie I forget this show exist half the time.
Lucky you, I *WISH* I could forget this show ever existed...
@@zzz43344 Same.
Sanjay and Craig is kind of forgettable.
0:05 Whoa! That brings back memories
No kidding.
Watches video...
I’m gonna just stick with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles...
2012 or Rise?
@@wanderinghuntress8645 2012.
@@martinkreps9946 Considering this show, it doesn't matter.
I'm gonna stick with spongebob
I'm just gonna stick to Bob's Burgers.
YES!!!
MR ENTER F-I-N-A-L-L-Y MENTIONED BOB'S BURGERS in one of his videos;
I Still have No Idea his Personal Feelings towards this Show in general
I feel like shows like this were also trying to capitalize on the Captain Underpants books at that time, the main characters George and Harold, who are extremely similar, but actually do have some differences. Harold was more shy and timid and had the typical "head in the clouds" artist brain, while George was more bold and outspoken, and more intelligent than his grades could show. Speaking of which, the movie and cartoon series for CU are so good!
Also, George is the kid on the left with the tie and the flat-top. Harold is the one on the right with the T-shirt and the bad haircut. Remember that now.
I really like snakes, and I didn't mind the art style of this, so I was hoping it would be cute. I watched a quarter of an episode before deciding never again.
Well, don’t worry man, it’s all uphill from here.
*Breadwinners is next*
OH FOR FUCKS SAKE! 😡
Breadwinners is WAY worse than Sanjay and Craig. I could at least say that season 3 of this show was good, but Breadwinners is garbage.
9:33 The Great Mighty Poo song from Conker's Bad Fur Day, lol
If the artist from Bobs Burgers did the character design I only kind of see it. Maybe in a horrid first draft kind of way
Yeah...
You know it's bad when the old warning about disturbing content creeps up again. I would've never guessed the show was *THIS* bad!
Man, that opening disclaimer brings me *back* with your channel
While looking up information about this show, I found out that "Unbarfable" was written and directed by Sean Charmatz, one of the writers of "The Splinter" from SpongeBob Squarepants.
From what I've heard, the show DID improve later and tone down the gross-out, which I appreciate.
From that standpoint, it's still better than Breadwinners.
ReasyRandom yes, and it’s still better than Fanboy and ChumChum
"With The Will Of any deity, existing or not, let this be The worse i shall ever experience"
That quote
"Sanjay and Craig is the show Ren and Stimpy gets stereotyped as" - Mr. Enter, 2020.
Thank God, someone finally said it!
The only episode of Sanjay and Craig I thought was close to OK was the one where they were on Family Double Dare (the episode being "Trouble Dare"). The only reason I thought that about the episode was because of the amount of DETAIL they went into for the Family Double Dare part - from the logos and color schemes, and set styling being damn good, to Marc Summers AND HARVEY (announcer from 1986 (original Double Dare's premiere) to the 1990 Family Double Dare season) being cast for their respective personalities, to ACTUALLY USING THE MUSIC CUES from Double Dare - as opposed to other shows that did a Double Dare esque parody, and had styles SIMILAR to the show, music kinda SIMILAR to the music in the show, etc.
As bad as the show as a whole was, I have to give them props for paying attention to detail in that episode. It does not redeem the show at all, but one doesn't need to feel it does to recognize/respect that attention to detail.
Remaining Nicktoons:
Breadwinners
Harvey Beaks
Pig Goat Banana Cricket
The Loud House
Bunsen is a Beast
Welcome to the Wayne
The Adventures of Kid Danger
Rise of the TMNT
Los Casagrandes
It's Pony is not going to be part of this.
Adam Baldwin Yeah, it just started.
Sanjay and Craig is okay in my opinion. I've tried to watch this show numerous times over the years and each time I find myself being like "This show is okay." This show does have some occasional good episodes. My favorite episode of Sanjay and Craig is "Maximum Dennis."
I think it’s bad, but I can say it’s not even in the top 5 worst nicktoons.
I can't believe Mr Enter thinks this is worse than Breadwinners. The show has improved on the second and third seasons.
Exactly
I had no idea the guy who animated Bob's Burgers did this show, what a devolution of his style.
Some of these Nickelodeon shows should've had a TV-PG rating
I like the fact that Craig isn't a dog or some other generic pet sidekick. At first I was really interested in the show, because I have never seen a cartoon depicting a friendship of a boy with a snake. The sad part is that if Craig was a kid. Maybe Sanjay's adopted brother, nothing would change... I have a feeling that was the plan at first, but then they wanted to come out as unique...
Thank Christ, Cyma Zarghami's no longer in charge of the network anymore....
Who?
@marianne mccrank So, out of curiosity, who's in charge of the network now?
@@zzz43344 Brian Robbins. Though he did ruffle feathers (or should I say, Sponge holes) in the Kamp Koral announcement from early last year
"The title should tell me exactly what the show is about."
Do you want troll movie titles? Because that's how you get troll movie titles.
This will be an *interesting* review
The use of The Great Mighty Poo music at the end is genius. It made me forget how utterly horrific the small amount of gross out you showed us was.
Sanjay and Craig is one of four nicktoons since 2006 (excluding the DreamWorks ones) that has had a third season. Let that sink in.
What about TMNT Kung Fu Panda and TUFF Puppy Legend of Korra
So it's Bob's Burgers if it was written by John K.
Bootleg John K is more like it, I'd say
@@EeveelutionForest Yup...
Nah, it is far more like Regular Show written by John K.
@@zzz43344 like, even adult party cartoon and cans without labels, things that are shitty and far below R&S quality, it could at least be said that John K made it something he could be personally proud of, whereas this show is moreso a "make it to make it" sorta thing like Mega babies or shnookums and meat
...god, I can't believe I'm defending John K.
Basically
8:00 Forgettable show, that is true, but I will NEVER forget the ACTUALLY AMAZING series finale. I believe it was called " The Snake Pit" and it dealt with the two being best friends and all that meant. The creators MUST have known that was the end because WOW did they alever give those 15 minutes their all...
Yeah but living as a disgusting show and dying as a remarkable end doesn't make The pule years worth it
Next time it's duck season.
And yet somehow, it still hits Daffy anyway
I remember when I first saw something regarding this show. My immediate thought was "Well Nickelodeon's given up after the Sam & Cat implosion..."
Ngl, there are SO many worst Nickelodeon shows including the S&C ones (only a couple of examples), and this is coming from someone who would very highly recommend we see Quinton Reviews’ videos on Dan Schneider’s sitcoms even if flowergothic furiously won’t.
Craig made me dislike snakes.
Aspheera from season 11 of ninjago has made me make a 180 degree turn.
I am so glad that I have a strong stomach.
I have a strong stomach, but I know Nickelodeon is too much, even for me.
Why did I enjoy this show as a kid? When the show came out I was a weird 8 year old and I remember trying to act like Sanjay all the time as a kid like eating wings like him, farting like him, remembering all his quotes, and making fan fictions and I rewatched it and cringe really hard 😂
I remember watching this show when i was younger. I didnt look foward to any episodes, it was just something that was on frequently. I do remember it being a good show to turn of my brain and watch to escape from the homework i had due tomorrow. I dont remember ever laughing, but i do remember being sort of invested in the show. Entranced by the weird and jagged and strange shapes on the screen. About a month after i discovered this show, my mom bought a dvd of "Rockos modern life."
I forgot this show even existed, But i weirdly do have a lot of clear memories of it. Looking back, i wouldn't call it a good show, but i also wouldnt lable it the worst, at least not for the time it came out in. I dont want to revisit and watch through it again, but looking back at the short amount of time my family had cable, this is the only other show that i can remember well (the other being adventure time).
Me: Good things to say about Sanjay and Craig:.....(grasshopper chirping).....(2 hours of thought later)...
Person who reads this comment: Well?
Me: What did you expect? There's nothing good about this cartoon.
The artstyle, but somehow it's just offputting now and I can't watch Bob's Burgers for a while because I'll be thinking about this show while doing it.
Don’t go blaming on me now, I’m friends with Jay Howell on Instagram and he created this TV show and Sanjay and Craig don’t suck because they do awesome rad stuff and the gross moments are absolutely funny, screw all of you, be nice to Jay Howell and me!!!
I remember seeing Sanjay and Craig being often aired few years ago. Of course i did not like it because it was one of those good ol' grossout wannabe.
Also i couldn't believe that grossout sensation was still a thing and legitimately make me feel sorry for indian kids.
If you think THIS is bad, just wait til' Pig, Goat, Banana, Cricket...
He apparently said he liked the art style of that show. No, I don’t know what drugs he was on.....
I'll be sad if this is the last episode of Nick-O-Rama. I've been enjoying it so far.
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I’m expecting a all out rage review
Here is how I’d rank the cartoons in this retrospective that I have seen:
15. Ren and Stimpy
14. Rugrats All Grown Up
13. CatDog
12. Doug
11. The Fairly Odd Parents
10. As Told By Ginger
9. KaBlam
8. The Wild Thornberries
7. Rocket Power
5. Life With Loopy Should have been made into a full length cartoon instead of Angela Anaconda imho.
4. AAH Real Monsters
3. SpongeBob SquarePants Seasons 1-3
2. Rugrats
1. Hey Arnold
The only episode of this show I watched was the one where Sanjay was home alone because Craig had to go to the vet or something? And the guy had never been alone before apparently and he was confused when he heard himself think for the first time. That's all I can remember. That, and there was a weird joke with Craig's butt at the end.
I was just watching a video about Barney and a T-Rex fighting in New York City.
I remember seeing exactly one episode of this, and then immediately forgetting about it
I remember watching Sanjay and Craig back in the day on Nickelodeon along with Breadwinners and Fanboy and Chum Chum. Now I look back at this and wonder why everyone hates me.
This show had tearjerking moments, the creators wanted the show with "less fart, more heart".
The first time I saw this show, I was like, THIS IS LIKE REGULAR SHOW BUT 💯 TIMES WOOOORRSSE....
I’m surprised that in his list of good “and” shows he didn’t mention Adventure Time with Finn and Jake
Probably because although the title has "Finn and Jake", it's the caption. The first thing you hear/read is "Adventure Time", which tells you that it's an Adventure show. This is better than if it were just "Finn and Jake", because it tells you its genre, unlike "Finn and Jake", which would only tell you that it's about two characters.
I think it's because the AT subtitle is barely ever used.
Yeah because no body actually calls it that. It's always just "Adventure Time".
I remember when I was a senior in high school we (my anime club) went to an anime convention once. I passed a guy in a Finn the Human cosplay and deliberately asked my friends "I wonder what time it is" even though I was totally wearing a watch.
Finn: Adventure Time!
Glad I completely missed out on this one!
Here so early that the guy who tries to predict enter’s ranking isn’t here yet
0:06 Have not seen that disclaimer in a long time. The review does not disappoint.
1:33 you speak for us all Buttercup.
on a side note, one good episode does not save a show made up of bad episodes. The Giving G is just a tiny insignificant drop of mediocracy in a ocean of awful. And yes, I mean mediocracy. It is nothing specials. Never has been, never will be.
Whenever I hear the phrase "it's for kids" to excuse terrible animated movies and TV shows, I have to ask: which would you rather your kid eat for lunch; a turkey sandwich, or a can of cake frosting? They'll happily eat either choice, but one is clearly healthier and probably made with a lot more care and effort than the other.
At 2:23 I started laughing at the visuals alone. I like Sanjay and Craig. Admittedly, I'm too old for this and I've only see a handful of episodes - but it made me laugh. It's like a low budget Regular Show, but legally distinct. Comedy and art is subjective, so I understand if you or anyone hates this show. I like the idea of a show highlighting how gross a lot of things are. Like that episode of Dexter's Lab where he gets perfect vision and sees how ugly the world truly is - his family's faces, the breakfast sausages. It was gross and pretty much existential horror. The old lady kissing her dog and the zoomed in hyper-realistic ugly-cute dog was great. You know what, that dog was probably eating its own poo outside, too, but tell that to dog-kissing old ladies. I can see how a germophobe would absolutely detest this show.
Does anyone else think it's at least nice that Craig despite being a snake ( As snakes are not usually portray in a positive light ) wasn't an asshole who would throw Sanjay under the bus ?
Still ain't a redeeming quality. Just a slightly lesser evil at best.
Sanjay and Craig really is only bad in Season 1....... I remember watching this show to see how gross it can be, but nicktoons only aired the episodes from season 3 that day.
Let's continue on with the ranking of how I believe Mr. Enter feels about each and every show that he views. Again, this is what I think HE feels; it's not a ranking based on the quality of the show that anyone else thinks. And this is just for FUN, so don't get upset. Let's go:
Oh, and by the way, I don't read comments that people post to this, since most of them are just insulting or rude or just disagree with me. But, this is why The Legend Of Korra was at the bottom of the list: Enter literally said he was insulted by the show and it was offensive what they did to Avatar. That alone is why it was at the bottom of the list, in my eyes. Everything above it, Enter never really said it was "offensive" or "insulting". He just said it was annoying, stupid, boring, or awful. But when you actually get offended by a show, that makes it the worst of the worst. You can't argue with this. So, the only reason I'm not ranking it dead last anymore is because Enter specifically said in this video Sanjay & Craig was "the absolute worst". So, I listen to what he says carefully. My list isn't just nonsense; you can disagree all you want. But I listen to his choice of words and rank everything very, very carefully. So there.
1. Avatar: The Last Airbender
2. Hey Arnold
3. Catscratch
4. The Penguins Of Madagascar
5. KaBLaM
6. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012)
7. My Life As A Teenage Robot
8. Invader Zim
9. The Fairly OddParents
10. Jimmy Neutron
11. SpongeBob SquarePants
12. Aaahh! Real Monsters
13. Rocko's Modern Life
14. Danny Phantom
15. Ren & Stimpy
16. The Angry Beavers
17. Rugrats
18. Kung Fu Panda: Legends Of Awesomeness
19. The Wild Thornberrys
20. ChalkZone
21. Action League Now
22. Mr. Meaty
23. As Told By Ginger
24. Doug
25. T.U.F.F. Puppy
26. Planet Sheen
27. Back At The Barnyard
28. Fanboy & Chum Chum
29. El Tigre
30. The X's
31. Rocket Power
32. All Grown Up
33. Tak & The Power Of Juju
34. CatDog
35. Robot & Monster
36. Monsters Vs. Aliens (Show)
37. The Mighty B
38. The Legend Of Korra
39. Sanjay & Craig
Why's this guy so hostile? Just post the list and go away lol
It's very awesome for you to do something like this because I can imagine how hard it is to find out a ranking of somebody else favorite to least favorite cartoon (Nicktoon). Keep at it, can't wait to see it when he's done with the marathon.
I like Mighty B...
@@tidepodpadthai2633 Sure, but like OP said, it's a list based on the vibes of Mr. Enter's Nick-O-Rama, not anyone else's preferences or the objective quality of the show.
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Maybe it's because he's faced a lot of backlash for putting Korra at the bottom of the list or something and is not on the offensive as you seem to think but actually being pretty defensive, but hey, that's just the perspective of someone who actually bothered to read the comment.
Beavis and Butt-head is a great 'and' show as well.
I did hear Sanjay and Craig got better in season 2, but oh man I do remember seeing Unbarfable on TV when I was 13 or 14...yeah...
More like it got better during season 3. To be honest, that's the only season I truly like.