reminds me of a friend I had as a kid who's mom was fine with him watching invader zim but banned him from watching butt ugly Martians because it had the word butt in the title
The comedy speech, like many other speeches in the show, was a mixture between Duckman's actual selfish motivations and a core of a good message. It wasn't that he was saying that dark humor was the only good one, but more like claiming that playing it safe with humor and trying to ONLY have safe humor was detrimental to its mind-expanding potential. And though you did mention the emotional beats, they really need to be stressed as one of the show's strong points. The loudmouth and abrasive ridiculous duck-person was always grounded by that very simple and gut-wrenching fact that his wife had died, and that he truly felt that she was the only person in the entire world who understood him. Not even Duckman's own parents loved him. Also a second mention to Cornfed, who plays a cliche role but manages to stand out with his Joe Friday voice and endless list of skills and knowledge. And yet the second in command out of a very simple and honest friendship for a man he appreciates and knows that needs him. It's a wonderful show.
Yeah, I screwed up in editing. There was a part where I was going to edit in a scene where I say something like like "Considering, this is also a message about how much raunchier the show is compared to family sitcoms" and what I said about Duckman being a sympathetic or something like that. Hard to explain. But I moved it around to talk about that part later when I'm talking about his tragic past. So now the video is a little disjointed in retrospect.
RebelTaxi Oh, it's still fine. I just wanted to bring that up for people who might be curious but are still on the fence. I mean, it's completely unlikely, but... if interest DOES rise we could maybe get a proper ending for the 'toon.
True. This is one show where every episode did have a moral. Even the Simpsons ended an episode in '91 by saying "There's no moral. It's just a bunch of stuff that happened." (paraphrased)
@@OwlLock189Politically Correct is a buzzword. You are nice, or you're not. There is no wrong or right in politics. Just a race for more votes, or a competition for dominance through force.
The episode where Duckman lets the phone ring while looking outside at the rain made me cry. The first work of fiction to make me cry was not a timeless piece of literature, or a tragic drama film by an acclaimed director, it was a cartoon about a fucking duck.
For the people that didn't understand the Spanish Simpsons, Homer say: "How was your reunion, young man? Did they teach you how to sing to the trees and how to build useless bridges with wooden planks? *the chair breaks* Damn Poetic Justice" Yeah, English isn't my first language so I don't know if I wrote that shit good
Nancy Travis voiced Bernice Huffengal, Beatrice and Beverly. Although Grandmama, often doesn't talk(Until the 1996 Season when an impostor voiced by Harvey Fernstien) she too is voiced by Nancy Travis. Travis is a NYC Comedienne. She and Jason are good close friends and both studied at "The Comedy Club" in NYC and joined the Groundings in the mid 80s. Travis is the one who got Everett Peck to cast Alexander as the voice of Duckman in 1993.
Pretty sure that the "likability" formula in that epsiode was a metaphor for comedy made by committee, stuff that's heavily market-focused and inoffensive but only to ensure popularity not out of genuine concern for people's feelings.
Actually the "likability" formula is in the "wholesome" things, when someone doesn't find something that certain kind of people finds "wholesome" then that person or gets backlashed or is called an edgy bitch. Usually the likability formula is in people like the Tumblr users whose wants everything to be cute, diverse, inclusive, and good persons.
i know i am 5 years late but i think nowadays we can safely say "likability" formula is astro-turf on what a network wants people to think is popular, ergo people hop onto a bandwagon and think they just joined a large group of others that have great taste for a broadly appealing show.
Technically it was a meta show about a kiddish show with pretty deep meanings mixed in with adult jokes that go over kids heads. Though it did remind me of that Miss Mallard Mystery cartoon where the title character is referred to as such. Though it was unrelated.
Definitely possible. Alex says he created GF basically for himself and a lot of the references were stuff he grew up with, he's definitely around the age group that could've seen Duckman. Or maybe he just liked the portmanteau of Duck and Detective.
This show is very underrated. If you enjoy the dark humor of Adult Swim shows today, you'll really enjoy Duckman. It doesn't hit the same chords considering it was made 20 years ago, but it's very surreal dark humor that works. It also has a ridiculous list of guest voices, from the people you would expect like Tara Strong to a lot of people you may recognize from the Simpsons (including Dan Castellaneta as a brief Homer cameo) to random celebrities like Ice-T and Coolio. I jumped into this show because I was watching Seinfeld and was interested that Jason Alexander was in a role that wasn't George, but I soon found that I had a discovered a visually disgusting yet very intriguing little gem. You really feel for Duckman. Despite how repulsive he is, when the world is against him you really feel sympathy for the poor guy despite the fact he had it coming. This show does a great job of making the characters fleshed out. There's a brief scare when you think something may happen to Cornfed and even though he's literally a perfect creation who has basically acted as a robot the whole show, he shows emotion and it's enough to make you cry. If you're curious about the show, you can watch the whole thing on TH-cam through two or three different channels. The first season is not the best, but thankfully it's the shortest. As the show goes on it just keeps getting better and better.
SonicManEXE Duckman's family may be dysfunctional but he cares about them anyway. I have respect for awesome parents. He's a snarky bastard, but still an inspiration.
This show is heading it’s time of dark humor and real life situations we see today. It’s like Aaahh!!! Real Monsters taking ahead it’s time of well developed characters and serious episodes before Invader Zim, Adventure Time, Gravity Falls and Steven Universe. But both were good at the time.
Actually I disagree it hits all notes and more some of issues brought up just would be so put down today even on adult swim people are to whiney and the show would probably be pulled dew to “public outrage” otherwise known as snowflake SJW’s who can’t bare to hear about for example gay people when they’re probably straight but one of their friends are gay so it’s their job to be outraged for them.
Everett's art style has been fueling mine along with many other lowbrow artists since I was little. I was taken aback to find out he left us Tuesday. Rest easy.
@@ravenvinnie6062 Yeah,. when your housemate strolls in holding a fresh Duckman sketch that's one of those "Homina Homina ha-wah!" moments, alright. On the other hand, one time *I* provided DM producers Jeff Reno & Ron Osborne with a *double* Homina Homina ha-wah!" moment that left them picking their jaws up off the floor -- but that's a long story!
My favorite teacher of all time was my 6th grade music teacher. Needless to say he got me into duckman, the big lebowski, and Frank Zappa. Thanks Mr. Malone.
@@grovilite4220 Sad cause people don't wanna hear others being a dick to minorities just cause they think it's funny? Tragic. You now there is such a thing as too far right.
I grew up in a school run by SJW's and that whole rant reminds me alot of my childhood. If you heard about the white SJW's who tried to get Speedy Gonzalez banned for being racist to Mexicans despite all the Mexicans that loved it, you've pretty much seen what my hometown was like.
The fact that Rebeltaxi brought up the freedom of religion thing, makes me respect him more than ever. And because he got me into the Beatles via a top ten list
"You could glue an open jar of Rats to his face then blow torch the other end of the Jar so the rats have to eat their way out through his face" Never in my life have i heard such an adorable voice say something so gruesome
Those two bears reminded me of my 8th grade middle school teach who was more of Stereotypical feminist than a level headed one. I remember she said "why shouldn't[history] be called herstory", she then claimed that was a way for men to keep women from becoming superior to men. I couldn't make that up if I tried...
"I think the Happy Tree Friends owe Duckman a check" True true, and South Park as well! Duckman was mutilating Fluffy and Uranus in every episode before Kenny made it cool.
You're profile picture just reminded me! Pan should do a review of the Mighty B! I can't find it anywhere but maybe he has mentioned it before but I think it would be great.
God, Squirrel Boy was one of those "Purgatory" CN shows, like it was always on during school hours when no kids were watching tv, unless you had the day off and you didn't wanna watch preschool shows/ infomercials then you could only watch stuff like Squirrel Boy along with reruns of a Pup named Scooby Doo and Baby Looney Tunes. this is legit bringing back some weird memories
The Simpsons are in fact banned in my house still. Because they've had homosexual characters on the show. Nothing about the context of the homosexual characters, just the fact they've had homosexual characters. Yeep.
I live in texas so yeah you can kinda find out the homophobia levels so that any gay pride commercial comes on he changes the channel, now I just feel hypocritical because I'm black
Holy shit. I used to watch Squirrel Boy because apparently my younger self thought it was a good show, but I forgot about it until last year. My memories of it were rather surreal, and everyone I asked had no idea what the show was. I couldn't remember the name of it and I kind of started to believe that it didn't exist. Oh man, that was probably the most nagging questions I've ever had. Thank you Pan, I feel enlightened.
Just started watching this review, but I appreciate the incorporation of Zappa music already. Not only did Frank compose the theme song for Duckman, he also voiced the Pope in the Powdered Toast Man episode of Ren and Stimpy. /random fact of the day
Basically, Everyone now-days are thinking; If you mention a race, You're Racist. Once, I was watching an anime with my friends and then One of my friends called racist for saying the anime is weird (I don't usually watch anime, so I found it unusual) Apparently... I was being racist to Japanese People. I just gave her a faceplam.
I mean, that sounds like something I'd say just because I like being stupid sometimes. I'd imagine onlookers whom are not in on my sense of humor would just go on spewing some mantra about how everyone is too PC, even though it was just a joke. So yeah, words have power I guess,
Ah Duckman! I was seven when this show was first on the air. I remember staying up late after my parents went to bed just so I could watch it and The Critic! Great video Pan!
My dad was chill with the simpsons when my siblings and I were little, hell, I don't remember anything specific on tv being banned, so I'll just tell you the time my dad tried to ban a website from the house My dad tried to ban the creepy pasta wiki from the house shortly after the slenderman stabbing because the news didn't commute very well that it was a horror story site and not a literal cult. I explained it to him and he unbanned it as long as my youngest brother didn't get a hold of it. My dad likes horror so that certainly helped keep it from being banned
Honestly, I 100% understand why your dad would want to ban the creepypasta wiki after the Slenderman stabbing, especially if he didn't fully understand what creepypastas were. He sounds like a good father. But no, creepypastas shouldn't drive anyone to try and murder someone unless they were very mentally unstable to begin with.
To be fair on Duckman's speech regarding comedy, he DID point out they were being manipulated into liking him by King Chicken. It can indeed be argued he was just complaining about people liking humor he didn't like but he at least points out that there was more to it than that.
Honestly, I really appreciate Pan's reviews more than anyone else's reviews. It's obvious how much time and effort he puts into his videos, and literally all of the humor and points he tries to make are spot on.
I remember Squirrel Boy, but I don't remember anything about it. I remember liking it, but judging by that intro, maybe that's just nostalgia talking. :\
+mushroomdude123 it was a show that was eye candy and have a decent characters nothing much to be honest. I remember watching it as a kid but it wasn't like the next step of the amazing shows out there at the time so is basically meh :"
I'm going to guess (could be wrong) that you didn't grow up in the late 80s or early 90s. I can get how now you would see the Simpsons as milk toast but back in the early 90s the Simpsons was controversial. Bart saying damn and hell was a big deal cause kids on tv didn't talk like that and cartoons sure as shit never said that. Also Homer while show to be a caring husband and father was also show to be a drunk that strangled his son, show me a tv show in the early 90s on network TV where child abuse was shown as the joke. It's also not that they were the most edgy show on tv (there was far edgier on pay cable) it was that they where on betwork TV. It's the same reason that Married With Children got so much ire. It's not that it was so offensive it was that it was on network TV where anyone can see if not on a pay cable channel. Let's not forget then President Bush Sr. was quoted as saying "America would he a better place if we tried to he more like the Walton's and less like the Simpsons."
audiophile idk how that's such an issue when crap like home alone and the goonies had kids swear as bad if not worse and they are considered family classics
@@goldylover1000 neither of those are cartoons and both are movies. The difference between what is and was accepted on the big screen vs the small is huge.
@@goldylover1000 I'm not saying no show was edgy until the Simpsons, live action is also different from animation. Animation is considered kids stuff even today Also if you're gonna talk about an edgier show in the 70s talk about All In The Family.
Most kids ignored The Simpsons where I come from, as it aired in English with subtitles, like most shows aimed at adults does. But my mother managed to shield me from it until I was 11, and when I for the first time fully watched an episode... it was the best thing ever. Duckman, however, never aired over here. But they released season 1+2 on DVD in 2007 (I think?), which I got out of curiosity.... And it was the best 5$ I've ever spent
Absolutely love DUCKMAN! Watched it every Saturday night on USA Network back in the day...and revisited the series on DVD last year...the show completely holds up today.
Good point about the two different kinds of (what's called) "political correctness". Sometimes it means sanitising content so as to never challenge anybody, but other times it's just something assholes use as a crutch to complain about not being able to say openly bigoted nonsense anymore. Donald Trump is one of the worst examples of the latter, thinking he can get away with saying any kind of racist or sexist shit he wants as long as he dismisses any criticism of his words as "political correctness".
More so "Holy shit guys Islam has been at war with the west for 1,300 years and still killing us in massive numbers and you guys are defending 'radical' Islam? We're not blaming all of Islam, but you won't even open your eyes! Asia, Australia, Europe, Africa, North and South America are all having problems with it at this point, but you keep saying that guy missing some teeth shooting his .22 at beer cans is the problem!" than it is "Fuggin brown people get off my lawn" as you seem to be pushing it. Plus, the guy is pro-LGBT and has company policy to be tolerant of it, and accepting And supports women's healthcare. Both these points were made in the 80's (When gay bashing was cool) and as late as when he ran against Ted Cruz, who was furious that Trump had such "Unconservative opinions" while he'd hold the bible high, set it down, and lie lie lie. Failing to see how he's said sexist stuff outside berating Megyn Kelly (Which liberals do all the time, calling her a "Fox blonde white woman bimbo") and Rosie O'Donnel (Who he berated for criticizing him for putting a woman through rehab and giving her a job afterwards. Rosie's son went on to become a drug addict and OD'd, he could have used a Donald in his life.) Far from every woman.
What's wrong with Trump? You kids really are misinformed about the guy. All those claims that he is "racist," "homophobic," and "sexist" are complete lies. He's putting his entire industry on the line to become president.
I'm not even a Trump supporter and even I know the whole "Racist or Sexist shit" isn't true and completely blown out of proportion. Hell I'v seen worse things said about him then anything he has ever said before he started to run for president.
"When does Burn Notice premiere?" This concludes the one and only time I will hear Burn Notice being brought up in a critique on TH-cam. And that makes me sad.
I used to really like Duckman as a small child in hospital. I don't remember why but it wasn't because it was morally gray, I guess I took to it during a stage where the chances are I could die at any moment..
'JoJo's Bazinga Adventure' Pan, we need a new hollywood reboot of JoJo, with every character replaced with a character from the big bang theory, and instead of every character being named after a music refrence, they will be named after pop and "geek" culture and memes from the frontpage of 9gag from 2011. the reboot will premire alongside the new Ghostbusters reboot, and if you dont see it, you're racist.
Yeah, for some reason the voice actors nailed it so hard that even in Argentina and other latin countries that have different manners of speech than Mexico it's considered a perfect dub.
FLCL is an anime created shortly after the end of the anime Neon Genesis Evangelion. because Evangelion was an anime that had a lot of darker themes, the entire animation crew behind the show was emotionally wiped out, so they opted to make a more lighthearted and fun show. Thus, they created FLCL, which is pronounced "Fooly Cooly" (or "Furi Kuri" in Japan.) it's only six episodes of an anime, but it's quite memorable, due to its great soundtrack, interesting characters, nostalgic vibe and overall insanity.
Krystal Rossi They did make them adults... they're called The Three Stooges... more or less. Well, they made an episode where they all became old coots, one of the funniest episodes of the cartoon. I think that the lession I learned most from the episode is that no matter how old we get, some things never change. XD
I loved Duckman! My friend would come over every Saturday. We'd watch SNICK at 8 (Ren & Stimpy, Roundhouse, Are You Afraid Of The Dark, & Clarissa Explains It All), then at 10 we'd switch over to USA for Weird Science and Duckman.
no because 90's pc was different from today's pc. 90's PC tells to not se color because we are all equal. Today's pc tell you if you dont recognize people's color then you're racists because diversity
You know what I describe spineless, overly sensitive, cry-baby pansies like that, who essentially try to impose the value on being as sugar-coated, bland and inoffensive as possible, to the point of society becoming the dystopia of Demolition Man as? PC extremists. Just think about it. They keep forcing people to "not offend others" to the point in which you get a fine for even muttering swear word, that they might as well be no different as any other extremists. I think the only difference is that they're not as easy to identify as many other extremists. (For more on that, see Wisecrack's video on South Park.)
I was born in 1993, I never watched a single episode of this cartoon but this review made me feel like I grew up watching it,miss it and want it to come back. How can I miss something I never had? Idk but this is one of my favorite pan pizza episodes. This cartoon was apart of the "when life was chill and simple" times....miss those days. Thanks for this gem of a review pan.
I recently bought the entire show on DVD and it doesn't disappoint. With there being a draught of good adult comedy animation, I recommend it. Really is a trailblazer. Can't believe it isn't on any streaming services though.
I grew up watching Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Family Guy, The Simpsons, and Happy Tree Friends. Out of all of those shows, The Simpsons was the most tame. I understand that it was a different time and all But, it was still really, really tame. If anything, you can learn from them. It might have even been beneficial for kids to watch. Mostly because it wasn't all sparkles and rainbows. That's just my opinion, though. PS: I'm still a sucker for ATHF. It might have screwed me up even more, but, ah, it was a way to bond with my dad. My mom was gone during the day And my dad was gone at night Or I didn't see any of them. Growing up, my parents weren't around me much. So, I'd wait until late at night to be with them. Since I've always been a cartoon nerd, they'd switch on Cartoon Network. Since it was always so late, it had switched to adult swim. Although I didn't understand the humor, it was always nice to be around my parents. Shit, I got sentimental- sorry-
Dude, ATHF scarred me with how gross it was, but God dammit, I loved the humor too much. It was a guilty pleasure to watch as a kid and an immense treat to watch as an adult, finally understanding all of the jokes, and appreciating how funny it really was. As for parental bonding, I have Buffy and Charmed with my mother to thank for that. My dad only watches sports. Not a lot of people I know watch cartoons, but those select few are amazing people.
I was 9 when this came out. It was definitely a show beyond my time but I loved it. It was one of those shows that I wasn't allowed to watch but I watched it anyway.
Being "pc" is not a new concept. They have similarities, but if you watch the show it becomes clear it was created in a pre 9/11 world, so the PC culture is slightly different. Their verson of pc has less to do with gender and religion and more to do with being morally upright. Similar, but a tad different
My mom was fine with me watching family guy as a kid and the simpsons, but god forbid i watch johnny test because his dog’s name was dookie
reminds me of a friend I had as a kid who's mom was fine with him watching invader zim but banned him from watching butt ugly Martians because it had the word butt in the title
Lmao I was allowed to watch family guy ,Simpsons, and many others since it looks like a cartoon
Oh my..I could watch it as a kid but I can't now, a 14 year old... can't watch it, but a 5 year old can? Nice
@@danielk2427 no his mom was doing him a good dead to never see that crap show ever
When I was a kid, my dad didn't want me watching any show that had yelling in it... But showed me movies like Tropic Thunder and The Big Lebowski.
The comedy speech, like many other speeches in the show, was a mixture between Duckman's actual selfish motivations and a core of a good message. It wasn't that he was saying that dark humor was the only good one, but more like claiming that playing it safe with humor and trying to ONLY have safe humor was detrimental to its mind-expanding potential.
And though you did mention the emotional beats, they really need to be stressed as one of the show's strong points. The loudmouth and abrasive ridiculous duck-person was always grounded by that very simple and gut-wrenching fact that his wife had died, and that he truly felt that she was the only person in the entire world who understood him. Not even Duckman's own parents loved him.
Also a second mention to Cornfed, who plays a cliche role but manages to stand out with his Joe Friday voice and endless list of skills and knowledge. And yet the second in command out of a very simple and honest friendship for a man he appreciates and knows that needs him.
It's a wonderful show.
Yeah, I screwed up in editing. There was a part where I was going to edit in a scene where I say something like like "Considering, this is also a message about how much raunchier the show is compared to family sitcoms" and what I said about Duckman being a sympathetic or something like that. Hard to explain.
But I moved it around to talk about that part later when I'm talking about his tragic past. So now the video is a little disjointed in retrospect.
+RebelTaxi but at least we know that you tried to talked about not every edgy person is not always the smart outsider in the world run by sheepole
RebelTaxi Oh, it's still fine. I just wanted to bring that up for people who might be curious but are still on the fence.
I mean, it's completely unlikely, but... if interest DOES rise we could maybe get a proper ending for the 'toon.
True. This is one show where every episode did have a moral. Even the Simpsons ended an episode in '91 by saying "There's no moral. It's just a bunch of stuff that happened." (paraphrased)
lucidloon However, The Simpsons first 2 seasons were ALL about morals. THOU SHALL NOT STEAL, remember?
yes, the simpsons is sort of banned in my house because when I was 2 I pointed at homer simpson and said "daddy!"
This was the highlight of my day, thanks
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Thank you for pointing out the difference between "try to be nice to people" Political Correctness and Political Correctness gone too far.
@Stardust Zombi Against other cultures ruining others as they often do
@Stardust Zombi because people don't want to give platforms to nazis, racists, ableists, misogynists and bigots means PC has gone too far
fuck being nice to people lol. Neutral is fine. I wont be a dick but im certainly not being nice to you for free.
People just trying to be nice isn't political in the first place.
@@OwlLock189Politically Correct is a buzzword.
You are nice, or you're not.
There is no wrong or right in politics.
Just a race for more votes, or a competition for dominance through force.
I absolutely ADORE this show's art style. Duckman is legendary.
Never seen the show before.
Wait was it on Nick or CARTOON Network or Disney Channel or Toon Disney???
Ikr also love your videos!
+Therant840 Did you not pay attention to the video? It was on USA the channel.
AlexTheMenace Skip some parts of the video didn't have any time to watch the whole thing so the USA lol.
"Put Bleach over Cowboy Bebop on your top 10 anime list"
WOAH I thought we were talking about political correctness not sins
>implying political correctness is not a sin
Well you see ironically pc is a sin
Definitely a sin when anyone puts Cowboy Bebop in a top 10 best anime list.
@@Burn_Angel yes saying bad things about gay people is so great and calling somebody out on it is such a sin
@@harrylane4 Oh yeah, because that's what politically correct people actually fight against.
RIP Everett Peck the creator of the awesome cartoon Duckman!
It still hurts that he passed away! 😢
The episode where Duckman lets the phone ring while looking outside at the rain made me cry.
The first work of fiction to make me cry was not a timeless piece of literature, or a tragic drama film by an acclaimed director, it was a cartoon about a fucking duck.
😢 but also 😂
Can ugly people find love
No
Fuck
If they can relate
Can prove, am ugly, am unloved
Gerard Depardieu did
Real facts.
If anyone wants to know what Pan looks like irl, he looks like Duckman.
you're not wrong.
No, he looks like Jason Alexander.
I KNEW IT!
Where'd you see that?
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For the people that didn't understand the Spanish Simpsons, Homer say: "How was your reunion, young man? Did they teach you how to sing to the trees and how to build useless bridges with wooden planks? *the chair breaks* Damn Poetic Justice"
Yeah, English isn't my first language so I don't know if I wrote that shit good
I'm an ESL speaker and yes it's good
thats a rice ball brock
+A.Blob.Of.Clay XD
+Rocky Lopez It's a reference to the English dub of Pokemon
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Grandmama is the grandmother of the house, but she's not Duckman's grandmother, she's his mother in-law, Bernice's mother.
Nancy Travis voiced Bernice Huffengal, Beatrice and Beverly. Although Grandmama, often doesn't talk(Until the 1996 Season when an impostor voiced by Harvey Fernstien) she too is voiced by Nancy Travis.
Travis is a NYC Comedienne. She and Jason are good close friends and both studied at "The Comedy Club" in NYC and joined the Groundings in the mid 80s. Travis is the one who got Everett Peck to cast Alexander as the voice of Duckman in 1993.
Pretty sure that the "likability" formula in that epsiode was a metaphor for comedy made by committee, stuff that's heavily market-focused and inoffensive but only to ensure popularity not out of genuine concern for people's feelings.
Figgy Admittedly that makes more sense and would be more understandable
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I mean, it can be both? Unless a character within the episode literally just came out and said that exactly.
Actually the "likability" formula is in the "wholesome" things, when someone doesn't find something that certain kind of people finds "wholesome" then that person or gets backlashed or is called an edgy bitch.
Usually the likability formula is in people like the Tumblr users whose wants everything to be cute, diverse, inclusive, and good persons.
i know i am 5 years late but i think nowadays we can safely say "likability" formula is astro-turf on what a network wants people to think is popular, ergo people hop onto a bandwagon and think they just joined a large group of others that have great taste for a broadly appealing show.
Does anyone else think the Duck-tective show Mabel and Uncle Stan watched in Gravity Falls was a reference to this show?
Dammit Alex-
@Ahmad the skeleton gravity falls wasn’t in the 90s
Technically it was a meta show about a kiddish show with pretty deep meanings mixed in with adult jokes that go over kids heads. Though it did remind me of that Miss Mallard Mystery cartoon where the title character is referred to as such. Though it was unrelated.
Definitely possible. Alex says he created GF basically for himself and a lot of the references were stuff he grew up with, he's definitely around the age group that could've seen Duckman. Or maybe he just liked the portmanteau of Duck and Detective.
"And now for another laugh at other people's expense, midget throwing"
"Wait they throw 'em!?"
My favorite joke
PhoenixPoptart there really is dwarf tossing
Apparently they predicted Wolf of Wall Street.
This show is very underrated. If you enjoy the dark humor of Adult Swim shows today, you'll really enjoy Duckman. It doesn't hit the same chords considering it was made 20 years ago, but it's very surreal dark humor that works. It also has a ridiculous list of guest voices, from the people you would expect like Tara Strong to a lot of people you may recognize from the Simpsons (including Dan Castellaneta as a brief Homer cameo) to random celebrities like Ice-T and Coolio.
I jumped into this show because I was watching Seinfeld and was interested that Jason Alexander was in a role that wasn't George, but I soon found that I had a discovered a visually disgusting yet very intriguing little gem. You really feel for Duckman. Despite how repulsive he is, when the world is against him you really feel sympathy for the poor guy despite the fact he had it coming. This show does a great job of making the characters fleshed out. There's a brief scare when you think something may happen to Cornfed and even though he's literally a perfect creation who has basically acted as a robot the whole show, he shows emotion and it's enough to make you cry.
If you're curious about the show, you can watch the whole thing on TH-cam through two or three different channels. The first season is not the best, but thankfully it's the shortest. As the show goes on it just keeps getting better and better.
SonicManEXE This is why I love Archer
SonicManEXE Duckman's family may be dysfunctional but he cares about them anyway. I have respect for awesome parents. He's a snarky bastard, but still an inspiration.
This show is heading it’s time of dark humor and real life situations we see today.
It’s like Aaahh!!! Real Monsters taking ahead it’s time of well developed characters and serious episodes before Invader Zim, Adventure Time, Gravity Falls and Steven Universe. But both were good at the time.
Actually I disagree it hits all notes and more some of issues brought up just would be so put down today even on adult swim people are to whiney and the show would probably be pulled dew to “public outrage” otherwise known as snowflake SJW’s who can’t bare to hear about for example gay people when they’re probably straight but one of their friends are gay so it’s their job to be outraged for them.
Everett's art style has been fueling mine along with many other lowbrow artists since I was little. I was taken aback to find out he left us Tuesday. Rest easy.
Shit. My old housemate Cindy walked into the Duckman production office while the show was airing and Peck drew her a sketch!
@@kenlieck7756 I would never get rid of it omg
@@ravenvinnie6062 Yeah,. when your housemate strolls in holding a fresh Duckman sketch that's one of those "Homina Homina ha-wah!" moments, alright.
On the other hand, one time *I* provided DM producers Jeff Reno & Ron Osborne with a *double* Homina Homina ha-wah!" moment that left them picking their jaws up off the floor -- but that's a long story!
Tito Duck, Duckman Baby!
CaptainTinTyrant oh my god
CaptainTinTyrant The best of both worlds
CaptainTinTyrant *ITS THE DUCKSHACK*
Sin
One of the greatest TV themes ever. RIP to Frank Zappa
Shoutout to Duck Tales - The Moon ost music making a surprise appearance!
Hot Rats is 10/10
Damn straight.,,.
I've been to a Zappa Plays Zappa show, and have met Dweezil up close. He has to be one of the nicest dudes in music today.
*DuckMan got canceled just way too early, i love it*
It had 76 episodes...
My favorite teacher of all time was my 6th grade music teacher. Needless to say he got me into duckman, the big lebowski, and Frank Zappa. Thanks Mr. Malone.
8:48 Bart Simpson in Duckman
That PC-rant was just brilliant.
It was satire
And sad because this is the world we live in now.
@@grovilite4220 Sad cause people don't wanna hear others being a dick to minorities just cause they think it's funny? Tragic. You now there is such a thing as too far right.
I grew up in a school run by SJW's and that whole rant reminds me alot of my childhood. If you heard about the white SJW's who tried to get Speedy Gonzalez banned for being racist to Mexicans despite all the Mexicans that loved it, you've pretty much seen what my hometown was like.
@@arthas640 Oh yeah, what else did your boogeyman do?
Ooooooooooo...tHe SjWs aRe EvrRyWHeRe!!!!!1!1!1
The fact that Rebeltaxi brought up the freedom of religion thing, makes me respect him more than ever. And because he got me into the Beatles via a top ten list
The spanish version of the simpsons was the best one, until they changed the voice actors.
How's the spanish version superior to the english one?
Other than the fact that he voiced Homer in the spanish dub, I know nothing about that guy.
You should check it by yourself.
Check what out?
It's you against us and Pan ;)
Hey I'm from the future and Doug walker reviewed this 6 years later
"You could glue an open jar of Rats to his face then blow torch the other end of the Jar so the rats have to eat their way out through his face"
Never in my life have i heard such an adorable voice say something so gruesome
Hot Rats
Who the fuck puts Bleach over Cowboy Bebop?
Modern weeboos
WatchMojo
People who don't know shit about storytelling and pacing.
People committing suicide.
cancerous aids
Those two bears reminded me of my 8th grade middle school teach who was more of Stereotypical feminist than a level headed one. I remember she said "why shouldn't[history] be called herstory", she then claimed that was a way for men to keep women from becoming superior to men. I couldn't make that up if I tried...
she says while at work.. lol
Sheeze talk about a femanaz!
"I think the Happy Tree Friends owe Duckman a check"
True true, and South Park as well! Duckman was mutilating Fluffy and Uranus in every episode before Kenny made it cool.
The fucking Arthur sound effect killed me
You're profile picture just reminded me! Pan should do a review of the Mighty B! I can't find it anywhere but maybe he has mentioned it before but I think it would be great.
+Freddy “Greasehound” Fairlane yes!!!!! I was just thinking the same thing!!!!
Wow, that's 2 spoopy
Freddy Fairlane I would really enjoy that tbh
From what I can remember it's really dumb but I liked it
+Freddy “Greasehound” Fairlane Mighty B sounds familiar I bet I used to watch it.
God, Squirrel Boy was one of those "Purgatory" CN shows,
like it was always on during school hours when no kids were watching tv, unless you had the day off and you didn't wanna watch preschool shows/ infomercials then you could only watch stuff like Squirrel Boy along with reruns of a Pup named Scooby Doo and Baby Looney Tunes.
this is legit bringing back some weird memories
The Simpsons are in fact banned in my house still. Because they've had homosexual characters on the show.
Nothing about the context of the homosexual characters, just the fact they've had homosexual characters.
Yeep.
R Rainwater my mum let me watch it all the time but my asshole grandparents HATED IT!
I live in texas so yeah you can kinda find out the homophobia levels so that any gay pride commercial comes on he changes the channel, now I just feel hypocritical because I'm black
Sounds like my mom
Why does homophobia still exist.
@J C HELL YEAH!
Holy shit. I used to watch Squirrel Boy because apparently my younger self thought it was a good show, but I forgot about it until last year. My memories of it were rather surreal, and everyone I asked had no idea what the show was. I couldn't remember the name of it and I kind of started to believe that it didn't exist. Oh man, that was probably the most nagging questions I've ever had. Thank you Pan, I feel enlightened.
Wait... is this what inspired ducktective in gravity falls?
Jesus
cocothedino _ then again Daffy has played a detective many times
Duckman takes "I can't see without my glasses" to a whole new level.
Duckman is amazing. That episode with the ugly duck literally made me cry.
'.....let it ring.'
Just started watching this review, but I appreciate the incorporation of Zappa music already.
Not only did Frank compose the theme song for Duckman, he also voiced the Pope in the Powdered Toast Man episode of Ren and Stimpy. /random fact of the day
Also, I was always pretty sure Ajax at least like his Dod.
Nice
Tito Duck, 'Duckman' baby!
Chap Mcbloke you called
Did people seriously say that resident evil 5 was racist?
Like seriously?
It was set in Africa.
It was a big deal when it was coming out. Tho no one cared about RE4 taking place in a Spanish Village.
Basically, Everyone now-days are thinking; If you mention a race, You're Racist. Once, I was watching an anime with my friends and then One of my friends called racist for saying the anime is weird (I don't usually watch anime, so I found it unusual) Apparently... I was being racist to Japanese People. I just gave her a faceplam.
I was like 10 when that game came out and I still knew the backlash was stupid
people just asmuse if you kill someone whose different color they mark it as racist
I mean, that sounds like something I'd say just because I like being stupid sometimes.
I'd imagine onlookers whom are not in on my sense of humor would just go on spewing some mantra about how everyone is too PC, even though it was just a joke.
So yeah, words have power I guess,
Ah Duckman! I was seven when this show was first on the air. I remember staying up late after my parents went to bed just so I could watch it and The Critic! Great video Pan!
Everett Peck just passed away this month at 71 years old, his cool "zany" works helped to define the 90s animation industry.
F
I actually wanna see a Bojack Horseman review now
I would watch that
Same
he's probably going to review it eventually
No way...Pan's a total Zelda.
suggest it through patreon, or get one of them too.
First 7 seconds of the video were literally my day today. Hopefully watching the newest video by my favorite pizza can cheer me up.
it did
No.
My dad was chill with the simpsons when my siblings and I were little, hell, I don't remember anything specific on tv being banned, so I'll just tell you the time my dad tried to ban a website from the house
My dad tried to ban the creepy pasta wiki from the house shortly after the slenderman stabbing because the news didn't commute very well that it was a horror story site and not a literal cult. I explained it to him and he unbanned it as long as my youngest brother didn't get a hold of it. My dad likes horror so that certainly helped keep it from being banned
Honestly, I 100% understand why your dad would want to ban the creepypasta wiki after the Slenderman stabbing, especially if he didn't fully understand what creepypastas were. He sounds like a good father.
But no, creepypastas shouldn't drive anyone to try and murder someone unless they were very mentally unstable to begin with.
RIP Everett Peck
Most kids had Simpsons banned in their house. Yet somehow when I was a kid I was able to watch Family Guy.
Same here sand South Park my parents didn't really care
Same here with Family Guy and South Park.
i used to watch golden age simpsons with my parents and still do to this day.its THAT funny.
I couldn't watch South Park until i was a little older but everything else was cool for me to watch.
I could watch Simpsons, but not Ed Ed n eddy when I was 8.
The fact that parents back then use to think the Simpsons was the most edgy thing to come out of the 90s is one the funniest I've ever heard .
Rest In Peace Everett Peck
So Fluffy and Uranus are basically tumblr?
Tumblr into a being from Happy Tree Friends, minus the blood.
Random Ronpa Replace the blood with complaining
Completely the opposite
Gundalf No. Tumblr is not the place for being a PC shit.
WillieManga Yes it is.
I await your di- I MEAN DUCK. Duck.
I GUESS YOU COULD SAY THAT CARTOON IS............ DUCKED UP!
**Comedic drum sounds**
I wonder is he's on QUACK
*Audience Laughter*
He is pretty Fowl.
corncrab duck, you got me
My racial slur...I can't take it anymore, do I call you pan pizza or rebel taxi? I won't sit down and take this abuse anymore
He's Pan Pizza, the show and podcast are called Rebel Taxi.
thx for clarifying
goody, an Oblong fan.
+asiabrown99 those exist?
+The Bellcaptain Yes. Oblong fans exist.
To be fair on Duckman's speech regarding comedy, he DID point out they were being manipulated into liking him by King Chicken. It can indeed be argued he was just complaining about people liking humor he didn't like but he at least points out that there was more to it than that.
Next video review in four words: Godzilla The Animated Series.
oh...my...god...no.
Which one?
The one with Zilla or the one with Godzooki?
He's probably refering to Godzilla: The Series which was a follow-up to the '98 movie.
The one with zilla
@@insomniac_biz251 why...the...hell...not?
Honestly, I really appreciate Pan's reviews more than anyone else's reviews. It's obvious how much time and effort he puts into his videos, and literally all of the humor and points he tries to make are spot on.
You're by far one of the most underrated TH-camrs.
My parents used to ban me from watching adult swim shows. Simpsons was fine.
Any Relation to *SquirrelBoy*?
…I FUCKING *KNEW IT!!!*
They sorta do look similar actually.
Isaac Argesmith
You must've missed my Edit, or You're still Watching…
Doctor Kirby Just got to that part funny enough.
I remember Squirrel Boy, but I don't remember anything about it. I remember liking it, but judging by that intro, maybe that's just nostalgia talking. :\
+mushroomdude123 it was a show that was eye candy and have a decent characters nothing much to be honest. I remember watching it as a kid but it wasn't like the next step of the amazing shows out there at the time so is basically meh :"
Why was Bart ever sold as a swearing bad boy? It was totally out of his character, Simpson’s have been safe as milk since the beginning
I'm going to guess (could be wrong) that you didn't grow up in the late 80s or early 90s. I can get how now you would see the Simpsons as milk toast but back in the early 90s the Simpsons was controversial. Bart saying damn and hell was a big deal cause kids on tv didn't talk like that and cartoons sure as shit never said that. Also Homer while show to be a caring husband and father was also show to be a drunk that strangled his son, show me a tv show in the early 90s on network TV where child abuse was shown as the joke. It's also not that they were the most edgy show on tv (there was far edgier on pay cable) it was that they where on betwork TV. It's the same reason that Married With Children got so much ire. It's not that it was so offensive it was that it was on network TV where anyone can see if not on a pay cable channel. Let's not forget then President Bush Sr. was quoted as saying "America would he a better place if we tried to he more like the Walton's and less like the Simpsons."
potaterjim the physical child abuse was shocking to me
audiophile idk how that's such an issue when crap like home alone and the goonies had kids swear as bad if not worse and they are considered family classics
@@goldylover1000 neither of those are cartoons and both are movies. The difference between what is and was accepted on the big screen vs the small is huge.
@@goldylover1000 I'm not saying no show was edgy until the Simpsons, live action is also different from animation. Animation is considered kids stuff even today Also if you're gonna talk about an edgier show in the 70s talk about All In The Family.
can you do a video on Harvey birdman attorney at law?
I think he's already talked about Harvey Beaks.
+Bill Zypher no not Harvey beaks Harvey birdman attorney at law is a real show on adult swim
+Bill Zypher where they get a whole horde of Hannah Barbara characters and put them in court cases
SEGTINDO64 I'm sorry, when I see the name Harvey associated with birds, Harvey Beaks is the first thing that pops into my head.
+Bill Zypher that's ok I can see how that could happen
Most kids ignored The Simpsons where I come from, as it aired in English with subtitles, like most shows aimed at adults does. But my mother managed to shield me from it until I was 11, and when I for the first time fully watched an episode... it was the best thing ever.
Duckman, however, never aired over here. But they released season 1+2 on DVD in 2007 (I think?), which I got out of curiosity.... And it was the best 5$ I've ever spent
Absolutely love DUCKMAN! Watched it every Saturday night on USA Network back in the day...and revisited the series on DVD last year...the show completely holds up today.
Good point about the two different kinds of (what's called) "political correctness".
Sometimes it means sanitising content so as to never challenge anybody, but other times it's just something assholes use as a crutch to complain about not being able to say openly bigoted nonsense anymore. Donald Trump is one of the worst examples of the latter, thinking he can get away with saying any kind of racist or sexist shit he wants as long as he dismisses any criticism of his words as "political correctness".
I agree with you completely
More so "Holy shit guys Islam has been at war with the west for 1,300 years and still killing us in massive numbers and you guys are defending 'radical' Islam? We're not blaming all of Islam, but you won't even open your eyes! Asia, Australia, Europe, Africa, North and South America are all having problems with it at this point, but you keep saying that guy missing some teeth shooting his .22 at beer cans is the problem!" than it is "Fuggin brown people get off my lawn" as you seem to be pushing it.
Plus, the guy is pro-LGBT and has company policy to be tolerant of it, and accepting And supports women's healthcare. Both these points were made in the 80's (When gay bashing was cool) and as late as when he ran against Ted Cruz, who was furious that Trump had such "Unconservative opinions" while he'd hold the bible high, set it down, and lie lie lie. Failing to see how he's said sexist stuff outside berating Megyn Kelly (Which liberals do all the time, calling her a "Fox blonde white woman bimbo") and Rosie O'Donnel (Who he berated for criticizing him for putting a woman through rehab and giving her a job afterwards. Rosie's son went on to become a drug addict and OD'd, he could have used a Donald in his life.)
Far from every woman.
What a shame. You started out right and then completely took a 180 when you mentioned that redundant false garbage about Trump. Such hypocrisy LOL.
What's wrong with Trump? You kids really are misinformed about the guy. All those claims that he is "racist," "homophobic," and "sexist" are complete lies. He's putting his entire industry on the line to become president.
I'm not even a Trump supporter and even I know the whole "Racist or Sexist shit" isn't true and completely blown out of proportion.
Hell I'v seen worse things said about him then anything he has ever said before he started to run for president.
"When does Burn Notice premiere?"
This concludes the one and only time I will hear Burn Notice being brought up in a critique on TH-cam.
And that makes me sad.
I used to really like Duckman as a small child in hospital. I don't remember why but it wasn't because it was morally gray, I guess I took to it during a stage where the chances are I could die at any moment..
Congratulations on pulling through.
@@sakurashy8492 Thank you
Mission Hill was another short lived adult cartoon Pan, are you ever gonna review that?
I second that!
Third!! Mission Hill is fantastic.
I've watched that whole show multiple times, third
care to give it a run down of the show?
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'JoJo's Bazinga Adventure'
Pan, we need a new hollywood reboot of JoJo, with every character replaced with a character from the big bang theory, and instead of every character being named after a music refrence, they will be named after pop and "geek" culture and memes from the frontpage of 9gag from 2011. the reboot will premire alongside the new Ghostbusters reboot, and if you dont see it, you're racist.
“My stand, World of Warcraft, can stop time for up to 5 seconds”
I found out about Duckman around 2014 from a watch mojo list. That was the only good thing that came from a watch mojo list ever.
simpsons in spanish is the best
Is it? I don't understand Spanish, so I don't know if it's good or not.
yup!!! humberto velez did a great job, far better than whoever did homer's voice in english
he made the episodes even funnier!!
Yeah, for some reason the voice actors nailed it so hard that even in Argentina and other latin countries that have different manners of speech than Mexico it's considered a perfect dub.
The french one is aslo great.
Simpsons in Latin Spanish is the best dub of all.
My mom grew up with things like Mazinger Z in Mexico, so basically I had free reign to watch whatever cartoon growing up.
Duckman is probably one of the best adult-oriented cartoon ever made.
did he just say
flcl
IS GETTING MORE EPISODES
what's that?
Yes. It's getting 12 more episodes.
+M Tiz One of the biggest mindfucks in the anime history. But in a good way. I recomend it.
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OOOOOOOOOIOOIIIIIIIOOO[OO
FLCL is an anime created shortly after the end of the anime Neon Genesis Evangelion. because Evangelion was an anime that had a lot of darker themes, the entire animation crew behind the show was emotionally wiped out, so they opted to make a more lighthearted and fun show. Thus, they created FLCL, which is pronounced "Fooly Cooly" (or "Furi Kuri" in Japan.) it's only six episodes of an anime, but it's quite memorable, due to its great soundtrack, interesting characters, nostalgic vibe and overall insanity.
I think the Oblongs took a LOT of ideas from the Duckman family dynamic.
If they ever have Ed, Edd, n' Eddy as adults, Jason Alexander has to do Eddy's voice.
Krystal Rossi They did make them adults... they're called The Three Stooges... more or less. Well, they made an episode where they all became old coots, one of the funniest episodes of the cartoon. I think that the lession I learned most from the episode is that no matter how old we get, some things never change. XD
WillieManga
that episode gave me my first mortality crisis
why does duck man reminded me of cow and chicken
YES, That's it. I kept trying to figure out why it looked so familiar. Thanks dude
+xManarchie yep
because both shows are a hiedious eye sore
Both are animated by Klasky Csupo
Thank you for this review video! There isn't enough about Duckman on TH-cam.
That PC rant was amazing.
Last time i was this early, the UK was still in the EU
last time i was this early britain didn't leave EUROpe twice
It would really just be better for everyone if you never did this ever. LITERALLY THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE HAVE COPY PASTED THIS. Stop please.
+Carson Tipps Thanks
+Alex The Earthbounder Last time i check, Miis were relevant in 2006
GOOD
It was a treat finally seeing your face in a review
when did he show his face?.
+skirsk he's talking about duckman
I loved Duckman! My friend would come over every Saturday. We'd watch SNICK at 8 (Ren & Stimpy, Roundhouse, Are You Afraid Of The Dark, & Clarissa Explains It All), then at 10 we'd switch over to USA for Weird Science and Duckman.
Fluffy and Uranus is Tumblr
They identify as gender-fluid fluff-positive TeddyBear-kin and you will check your Build a Bear workshop members card privilege
The sad part is I agree with some of what they say, lmao.
I think they are supposed to be the unpopular opinions of their time.
Naw, basically every forum ever... and then deleted...
no because 90's pc was different from today's pc.
90's PC tells to not se color because we are all equal.
Today's pc tell you if you dont recognize people's color then you're racists because diversity
You know what I describe spineless, overly sensitive, cry-baby pansies like that, who essentially try to impose the value on being as sugar-coated, bland and inoffensive as possible, to the point of society becoming the dystopia of Demolition Man as? PC extremists. Just think about it. They keep forcing people to "not offend others" to the point in which you get a fine for even muttering swear word, that they might as well be no different as any other extremists. I think the only difference is that they're not as easy to identify as many other extremists. (For more on that, see Wisecrack's video on South Park.)
I'd love to see a Dr. Katz Professional Therapist review! One of my favorite adult 90s cartoons
ayyy, fancy seeing you here.
4:00 After watching clips of Unicorn Wars, I can't look at pink and blue bears normally now...
2017 needs Duckman
2020 needs him more than ever and I'm more than willing to provide some writing.
@@jayjay86443 And people will protest to cancel it when the first episode is out.
OOF
I loved Duckman but I watched it when i was little and I wonder how much of it went over my head.
Also Bojack season three coming soon! can't wait!
I was born in 1993, I never watched a single episode of this cartoon but this review made me feel like I grew up watching it,miss it and want it to come back. How can I miss something I never had? Idk but this is one of my favorite pan pizza episodes. This cartoon was apart of the "when life was chill and simple" times....miss those days. Thanks for this gem of a review pan.
"I await your duck.." well, here I am baby!
I used to have a Duckman t-shirt, it was awesome.
WOW!!! I remember seeing this show on tv, I was genius, all the sarcasm, the black humor, I love it! Really recommend it!!!
my mom thinks all cartoons are stupid and banned Total Drama Island
Your Mom's lame.
lmao my parents actually watched Total Drama Island with me when I was a kid. They liked it more than I did.
Why would you want to watch anything related to Total Drama
In my opinion, banning total drama island isn't that bad-
But all cartoons? That's silly-
MrNeo I like that show. Sorry if that bothers you.
I recently bought the entire show on DVD and it doesn't disappoint. With there being a draught of good adult comedy animation, I recommend it. Really is a trailblazer. Can't believe it isn't on any streaming services though.
1994
TV: Simpson is not for kids.
Also TV: Duckman? Okay?
WWII era cartoons were wrong? Bugs Bunny making fun of a Nazi caricature of Hermann Goering with sarcastic whit is classic damn it!
Squinted eyes, black framed glasses, buck teeth, Mel Blanc hilariously screaming gibberish in a Japanese accent chasing Bugs Bunny. Why yes.
Duckman was bojack houseman before he was even an idea.
No one’s gonna say that duckmans glasses are his eyes and without glasses he doesn’t have eyes
I grew up watching Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Family Guy, The Simpsons, and Happy Tree Friends.
Out of all of those shows, The Simpsons was the most tame. I understand that it was a different time and all
But, it was still really, really tame. If anything, you can learn from them. It might have even been beneficial for kids to watch. Mostly because it wasn't all sparkles and rainbows. That's just my opinion, though.
PS: I'm still a sucker for ATHF. It might have screwed me up even more, but, ah, it was a way to bond with my dad.
My mom was gone during the day
And my dad was gone at night
Or I didn't see any of them. Growing up, my parents weren't around me much. So, I'd wait until late at night to be with them. Since I've always been a cartoon nerd, they'd switch on Cartoon Network. Since it was always so late, it had switched to adult swim. Although I didn't understand the humor, it was always nice to be around my parents.
Shit, I got sentimental- sorry-
Your Damn right., The Simpsons are tame compare to Family Guy and South Park.,,.
Dude, ATHF scarred me with how gross it was, but God dammit, I loved the humor too much. It was a guilty pleasure to watch as a kid and an immense treat to watch as an adult, finally understanding all of the jokes, and appreciating how funny it really was.
As for parental bonding, I have Buffy and Charmed with my mother to thank for that. My dad only watches sports. Not a lot of people I know watch cartoons, but those select few are amazing people.
People who watch cartoons are always very colorful and interesting.
I was 9 when this came out. It was definitely a show beyond my time but I loved it. It was one of those shows that I wasn't allowed to watch but I watched it anyway.
fun fact: there are duckman comics out there not many but he had a short run
Holy shit. Are Fluffy an Uranus the first Tumblr users? Were they SJWs before the term SJW was made?
Being "pc" is not a new concept. They have similarities, but if you watch the show it becomes clear it was created in a pre 9/11 world, so the PC culture is slightly different. Their verson of pc has less to do with gender and religion and more to do with being morally upright. Similar, but a tad different
they're less tumblr more pta mom pc
if that makes sense
Not really they're conservative sjws
Scootakip Aaaaaand that is why I am completely against censorship