They took the animation-live action concepts of Mary Poppins, Space Jam, and Who Framed Roger Rabbit? and basically said "I'm about to end this concept's whole career"
At first I was confused by why Mr. Enter decided to appear in-person for this review. Then it hit me like a jackass gopher with a comically large mallet.
@@ianr.navahuber2195 To make a reference to this show being a live action-animation hybrid and the wacky style with it by him appearing as himself and his avatar.
Honestly, Buck Cluck is nowhere near as bad as every other one you mentioned. At least he was trying to be a good father and he learned his lesson in the end. At least he didn't actively abuse Chicken Little at every opportunity or use him as a catalyst to take over the entire universe.
What’s even more shocking is the fact, that this show was brought to us by the same people who produced That’s So Raven and Even Stevens. Just let that sink in for a minute.
there’s this rumour that there’s a lost series finale, where jimmy takes schizophrenia pills and lives a normal life there were no cartoon characters, no guy trying to kill him and everything that happened in reanimated was all an illusion
Wait... this show came out the same year as Phineas and Ferb? That's weird to think about; Out of Jimmy's Head feels ancient, while P&F still feels like a current show.
Out of Jimmy’s Head feels like something that came out earlier than it did, riding off of the coattails of Lizzie without seeing why it worked, and Phineas and Ferb had catchy songs and a budget behind it.
Star-Derailing Role (from TV Tropes): -Dominic Janes (Jimmy's actor) never picked up a decent career after starring in this show. He had a voice acting role in Wolverine and the X-Men and a minor role in ER: but after that, he more or less retired from acting. -In fact, most of the live-action actors more or less fell off the face of the Earth after the series ended.
I get what they were trying to do. They were going for that Fairly Odd Parents tone where the world is a goofy mean spiritied version of our reality that is meant to be unfair to the protagonist. The issue is that there is nothing to like about Jimmy unlike Timmy, and it fails to have that level of groundedness in its morals that is just comes off as cruel and unenjoyable.
@@jegaveirneynamasiado It's ironic how Ned's Declassified had Daran Norris, yet several characters in Out of Jimmy's Head sound more like Cosmo than Gordy.
This and Timmy's dad(prior to season 7) genuinely loved and cared about his son and whenever he'd embarrasse him, he'd never do it on purpose. Idiot dads are done right when they have no brain, instead of no heart.
Not only that but Timmy could be selfish and a jerk sometimes which made some of the things that happened to him happen because he got too selfish, hell that's why most of his wishes went wrong, because he bit off more than he could chew. Jimmy just exists and gets beaten on.
Y'know, strange as it is, it'd unironically make more sense for the cartoons in Jimmy's brain to be demons deliberately trying to torment him in every way possible. At least then their malevolence would be part of the plot, instead of just stupid.
This is a definite example of "interesting idea, awful execution". Having a cartoonist's creations come to life and interact with him (or someone given his brain in this case, I guess?) could make for a really cool concept, something like Who Framed Roger Rabbit without needing copyright permissions, if done right. You could play it for comedy, with a bunch of other people interacting with the cartoons, or play it as a psychological horror drama with only the cartoonist experiencing the cartoons' presence. That concept could have potential, again, if done right. Unfortunately, Out of Jimmy's Head was not "done right".
I know its live action, but the Man Who Invented Christmas is based off this concept, and it's a really good movie. Just skim through the incredibly boring first 20 minutes.
There's an upcoming HBO Max show called Tooned Out that has the same premise but with WB cartoon characters. I really hope it doesn't make any of the same mistakes this show made.
To be honest, I think the idea of a live action sitcom with 2D animated characters is actually pretty good by concept. Who Framed Roger Rabbit is the best example, along with less-than-stellar but relatively entertaining Son of Zorn and the original Space Jam. But Out of Jimmy's Head is just a mess of bad ideas done worse. Like, practically nothing about this show was done right nor entertaining in an ironic sense.
I want an Out of Jimmy's Head reboot where everything is the same, except it ends with Jimmy in jail for listening to the cartoons and a PSA to seek help if you experience hallucinations.
better yet its revealed the entire series took place in the minutes after his brain was removed from his head, this whole show is his brain beginning to die.
It's amazing how such a clever idea for a show ended up being botched in such a way that's historically horrible. So many ideas, creative concepts, things they can do, and so much more all wasted on something this awful.
What's funny is that this show didn't end because of ratings. It ended because of the Writer's Guild of America Strike which was why CN abandoned scripted shows and especially cartoons for several years. To give the ultimate fuck you to the writers and is also why non-scripted reality shows became a massive thing.
And I remember liking the movie as a kid. Sure I knew it was bad, but I could at least understand what they were going for, such as parodying Disney The show though I hated with a passion
Old Shame: Notice that CN doesn't even run the movie anymore, it's also no longer on their iTunes store and the show hasn't aired on the network since it got canceled. *Safe to say they really feel embarrassed for making this.*
2006 must have been a weird transitional year for some networks. Disney had high school musical that got them more into teen sitcoms and less on animation in the same year reanimated came out for cartoon network transitioning into what would become their despised liveaction era that betrays their name. Though I guess Disney ended on the better note of the 2000s in 2009 because of The Princess And The Frog and Cartoon Network had uh Destroy Build Destroy
Wait what? Do you mean they look similar in appearance or do you think they're played by the same actor Jimmy's actor didn't play Morgan Dexter, Michael C Hall (Dexter) is 50 something and was like 35 when the show began Dominic Janes is the kid who played Jimmy (that kid was born in the 90s he's like 30 now)
@@demontigress24 According to IMDB, Dominic Janes also played Young Dexter in the episodes "Dexter", "Popping Cherry", "Let's Give the Boy a Hand", "Father Knows Best", and "See-Through". He also wrote the episode "Doctor Jeffy!" for Super Mario Logan, apparently.
Over a year and a half later and this is still my favorite episode of Animated Atrocities. The editing and scripting here is absolutely hilarious which I haven't seen paralleled in any other. Unless I'm just not looking in the right place, because admittedly I haven't really kept up that well with the series these days.
The transition of Golly’s model from the movie to the show at 16:16 is a perfect demonstration of how off model and bad the characters are animated in the show
The worst thing about this trainwreck is that *they added a laugh track* halfway through, like somehow that'd save it. No, Cartoon Network, it - it didn't. In fact, I'm pretty sure that made the show infinitely more annoying than if it hadn't had one and the legacy it has is still felt - hell, Tom Ascheim is bringing it back in the form of ACME Night and *MORE* live action on the channel now, like it's gonna make the ratings better instead of tanking the network worse. Also, let me add something else: the sweet, sweet Ned cash they were trying to gun for? *THE SHOW ENDED IN 2007.* Update: all of the episodes are on The Internet Archive. One more thing, this show was the last Cartoon Network show to be aired in 4:3. This show. Not Chowder. This show. O.K. So, I know that it’s only been like, two years but hearing they brought in PEE-WEE HERMAN to voice Golly just kills me, because I thought it was just some random guy.
Okay looking it up Eat At Joe's is making this actually look a lot worse then it actually is. The only supposed full live action series coming is the Degreassi revival and even that will likely not go to CN at all more just HBO Max which since CN is attached to HBO Max's programming sometimes their shows get jumbeled together. Granted there are animated/live action hybrids like Tweety Mysteries coming but I have a feeling since those are also made to air on HBO Max the quality will be higher then that and yeah stuff like Space Ghost Coast To Coast show that good CN Live aciton/animated hybrds can exist even if this is no where near one of them. Speaking of older stuff though I don't really think CN needs to play live action movies at all that have no relation to anything animated that's been going on since even before Re-Animated was a thing that happnes from time to time sadly. Just be glad we're not at the point where CN had like two hours of reruns of goosebumps instead of doing a four hour block of Toonami... yeah that was a thing back in the day I shit you not.
You know when you showed jimmy drilling to the ground and exploding I thought that was an edit for comedic effect but when you showed it was actually used in the show I gasped in shocked with awful and cheap it looked. And you are right TH-cam videos in 2007 had better effects.
I distinctly remember seeing that exact 'spin so fast you drill into the ground' scenario from Highlander The Source! (coincidentally also came out in 2007)
I've avoided Out of Jimmy's Head like the big smelly plague that it actually is because even the commercials for it show the mean-spirited nature. No wonder your blood seems to boil like lava. Any feelings I have towards mean-spirited media is usually strongly negative, but there are a few examples that usually make this work, such as any of Matt Groening's shows. This is an even better review than of the original Re-Animated, which was also really good despite the overall length. Also yes, I did notice the ducks. Reminds me of when James Rolfe used his daughter's LOL Surprise dolls in his last Halloween special. Either way, I can see Ava and Hugh Neutron being best friends.
The biggest legacy this thing has is that it was the only CN show directly affected by the 2007 Writer's Strike. Most of Cartoon Network's writers are or at least were non-union. The strike was why they stopped giving a shit about cartoon\liveaction hybrids though not helped by the universal critical and ratings assfucking that this show recieved. Also, another fun fact, Dominic James (Jimmy) and Rhea Lando (the alien sister) had thier careers destroyed by this series and haven't been in anything since it ended.
Can we appreciate how much the editing in these videos has improved? Like DAMN I’m actually impressed, the timing is on point, and Enter’s live action segments are very well implemented
theres a bob hoskins roger rabbit interview where he said they asked him to doa retake of strangling roger, but keeping his fingers closed this time to save the animaters from having to paint between his fingers. attention to detail in mixing mediums
Better yet about sonny: How the fuck is he alive? He died in the movie because alien girl zapped him into dust... The writers didn't even give a shit about continuity
it didn't ALWAYS have a laugh track. when the first half of the series aired, it wasn't there. they later put the laugh track into the already aired episodes and future episodes had it from the start. I know this because I watched this show all the time when it was on. I was it's only fan
the episode with the ghosts was shot that way because it was in 3D. it aired along side a fosters home for imaginary friends episode that was also in 3D. I forget how you were supposed to get the glasses, but I know it was some weird promotional thing
You gotta commend Mr. Enter on his composure. In his old videos, if something was mildly bad he would go ballistic. But even in his worst moments now, he’s able to explain his raw opinion in a way that’s funny and articulate, but a controlled amount of humorous anger. I know that’s a weird compliment but I’ve just noticed that.
Still, one of my favorite kids of classic era Enter was Elf Bowling the Movie, which actually starts furiously, but gets more calmer and funnier by the end. It's also got some of his best quotes. "There's several broken ribs and a severed spine, LET'S PARTY!! "Search results for Santa Maria Clausowitz Cringle find... 5 results complaining about EBTM and the next one's about a gold course..."
Nevil's actor is actually one of my favorites. He does genuinely nail that character, and is overall not actually a bad actor. I hope Typecasting doesn't cause him too much issue later in life, because I'd love to see what he does.
@@mrrunodan8119 Reed Alexander. Seems he is having a bit of issue however. The only major thing he's done since iCarly was The Northlander, and as a nameless roll to boot, right up until the new iCarly started airing.
The reason some of the shots in the Halloween episode are like that is because it was originally shot in 3D. I remember it airing alongside that one Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends episode and they were both aired in 3D.
@@Keurgui1 I hated the show as a kid, though I still for some reason liked the film LOL Probably because I could at least get what they were trying to go for such as parodying Disney in the film . Sure I knew it was bad and dumb but yet I liked it
8:00 Nice. A cameo of Mr. Enter's old classic "all shadowy" avatar 8:33 Coconut Head was the punching bag of the show whenever Gordy was unavailable. Like Eugene in Hey! Arnold 11:53 This show had a crossover with iCarly? 26:45 the funny thing is that, IT COULD BE WORSE. just look at Mark Millar's The Unfunnies comic book.... it makes Out of Jimmy's Head look tame
I think I can put Jimmy's Dad as a perfect example of (non-CG/animated) Uncanny Valley. He's essentially a five year old in the body of a grown man in the most literal sense and the way he's depicted is not charming like a manchild in most shows, just in a way that's deeply uncomfortable. I mean, his first scene was laughing at Morning cartoons in his PJ's while dribbling sugary cereal like a toddler. And then there's Enter's examples that shows he has no filter as he spouts whatever comes to mind and has no basic common sense like being incapable to tell the difference between his son and an obviously poorly made robot.
@@hanezutchins2786 Again, non-CG/animated. Cartoony aesthetics can be done in live-action (Ned's Declassified, Scott Pilgrim, for example), but it takes very careful staging and direction to make it work and look appealing. Every thing Jimmy's Dad does is just creepy, and he has no redeeming qualities. You can't like a character like that. Mr. Turner does have manchild traits but the writers at least made the effort (in the first half of Fairly Odd Parents run) to give him positive traits to balance out the negative ones (like his negligence of leaving Timmy with Vicky): he gives his family homemade (crappy) gifts to show his love, he tries to bond with Timmy on activites like scouts and applied to several "cool" jobs to impress him; and when it's shown Timmy is in clear danger, he doesn't hesitate to go on the offensive.
There's another scene that I'm probably putting too much thought in to. When Sonny tries to trick the parents by using a fake room for rent sign, Fucking Asshole literally says that the kids need a good father figure. As if he's aware that shit parent.
Even worse, he acknowledged that Sonny was trying to deceive him, but still lets him live with them since he put in all that "hard work" to do so. Even Homer Simpson and Roger Fox would be face palming at this guys' stupidity.
1:37 !! That whole part made me legit laugh out loud. Like that awkward moment where you just burst into laughter and anyone else in the house wonders if you've gone insane. That omelette du fromage placement was genius....xD I found that way too funny.
Surprising Cosmo and Wanda actually cameoed in Ned’s Declassified So basically Nick technically did this plot better in one episode then CN did with one movie and show
You forgot to mention that Sonny is STILL living with the family trying to get Jimmy’s brain and the parents doing nothing because we’re “high” when they made this
If I remember correctly, Episode 5 was advertised as a “3D episode” that you could watch with 3D glasses, hence all the weird camera shots and stuff flying in your face. The Dad character holding the marker up to the camera at 23:24 is the one scene I remember from this show and it’s been burned into my memory for all these years
I really want everyone to understand that Bil Dwyer (the actor for Jimmy's dad) is a phenomenal comedian. I've seen him do stand-up several times. He's absolutely hilarious. He's great at improv. So it pains me as a Bil Dwyer fan to see him play such an awful character...
he fits the chracter, his actions are great and makes him feel very cartoonish and like he would actually be this evil, I disagree with what was said about his character, he seems evil in a funny way
The strange thing is… it is possible to write mean spirited characters well and still make them intriguing. I mean, the Science teacher from Ned’s use to scare me as a kid but I remember a few episodes where he does help Ned because despite the fact he was crazy he did care for his students education.
Screwed by the Network: It lasted only one season with 20 episodes in total and just 6 months, barely even a year, and completely left the schedule and was erased from CN's website a month after it was given the ax.
I have two potential ideas for a rewrite of this show: 1.) A slice of life comedy where Jimmy is an ordinary kid who is trying to make it through school and turns to the characters he has made up for advice (usually in “conversations” he has with them in his room of something like that). 2.) A WFRR style show where cartoons co exist with humans and Jimmy’s characters that he’s created are brought to life one day and stick by him in his daily life, helping him through problems (or getting him into them).
Or even better, Jimmy is an aspiring cartoonist and one day all the things that he created come to life and start to brought chaos in Jimmy's town. Jimmy with the help of his friends and some of his animated characters (who have different animation styles) he has to keep his city safe from the creations sheanigans
The show reminded me of Kirby Buckets, a live action show on Disney XD except one, small detail. HE WANTED TO BE AN ANIMATOR. Meaning that seeing his creations were his imagination and not real, and they were animated so much better.
23:18 For context, the Halloween episode was part of a 3D event going on at the time for the Halloween season, hence the odd shots and awkward effects.
Chaotic actually has one of the best sexism episode aimed for kids. Instead, the female character is the aggressor for the episode, and shows a female character being one of the most important characters in her homeland. Even the it flips the sexism on its head in a funny way.
What I don't understand about this show is why Sonny wanted Jimmy's brain. It would have been easier to team up with Jimmy and exploit his "creativity" to become rich and famous. That would have been a meaner ( and probably more accurate) version of Walt Disney than what the movie delivered.
18:40 "Dude, that is beyond creepy." Even the writers are aware that Jimmy's obsession with Robin is creepy. All together now: "What I'm doing is wrong, I know it's wrong, but I'm gonna do it anyway."
Funny how Jimmy's crush has ended up being a great singer (Tinashe) and doesn't look back on this show. Also, funny how it took 'Craig of the Creek' to show us that Cartoon Network is capable of delivering us GOOD black representation of a Craig.
There's a scene where the bad guy has the brain and is directing the cartoon characters in a serious space opera involving mech suits. Apparently Kingdom Hearts was not immune from this show's Disney spite.
When John makes an on-camera appearance, that's when you *_know_* baaaad sh!t's going down. I refused to watch this show (or Reanimated). Thank you for enduring the torture for us and trying to help us laugh through the pain.
Oh, I remember that weirdly-animated episode. The reason for it - the camera angles, the ketchup, all of it - is because the episode's gimmick was being watchable in 3-D.
To give some context to the haunted school episode: They were doing those offputting scenes where stuff bobs in front of the screen because it was originally aired for use with 3D glasses. [Remember those?] It didn't even work properly.
23:20 One year, Cartoon Network premiered Halloween episodes of some of their shows in 3D. This was one of them. Another one was Foster’s Home. I don’t remember if there was another one.
I just realized something, the animation of the golly world characters in Out of Jimmy's Head is Way different than they are in the Reanimated movie, and I think it's easy to see why. Because the budget for this series was lower.
5:52 There's an actual reason for adding the TV footage in post-production. Filming a CRT display usually results in either flickering or a black bar rolling up or down the screen due to the screen's scan rate being out of sync with the camera's FPS.
In my opinion, Out of Jimmy's Head can be seen as an early example of what the failing upwards concept looks like. The movie had an idiotic plot, characters that are mostly unlikable, and animated elements that don't interact well with the live action settings they are in, and yet for some reason the producers/directors of that trainwreck of a movie are given a green light to produce a series that is just as bad.
This video started out amazing and either stayed consistent with that or kept getting better. Thanks to everyone who made it. I was having a rough day and couldn't stop frowning and had, just, such low energy... but then could not stop smiling with this video. It was funny and passionate and a lot of fun. I'm sorry that you were so angered with this cartoon, but art was then made out of what you had. I hope that this video was at least fun to make.
Damn user Lol copied your comment and got noticed by Mr. Enter himself... That really sucks... I genuinely really hope that you feel much better even more and have upcoming more better days
Oh I remember the princess episode. She was brought to the real world and catch was that she was a nasty tyrant, like, she couldn't wait to eat some peasants for dinner. That happened.
For those that don't know, the animated ketchup was due to a 3d gimmick going on at the time. CN real did stuff like that to go with a whole thing about 3d effects. It didn't last long. It is purposefully made to look like that. Yes. Originally it was a different affect, but that was to go with 3d glasses that you could rent from your cable provider. Yes.
I actually remembered watching that princess episode when it first came out. The only thing I remembered was that when Sonny went to the princess world, he started grotesquely morphing his body (because the princess world was animated) and that when he refused to sing a song for the woodland animals, one of them bit him which caused Sonny to sing. Aside from that, I guess the only other thing that I remember was that Craig had to fight a dragon to impress a girl or something but that's pretty much it. Looking back, this show was really messed up. I seem to remember REALLY not liking the sexism episode because of how much of an asshole Dolly was to Jimmy. However, I feel that this show could easily be reimagined as a sort psychological horror with MC being trapped in a cold uncaring sitcom world with sadistic animated entities and being put in dangerous scenarios that often end with a laugh track. I feel like that would be a good subversion on the whole "mean-spirited" show cliché.
That sounds like WandaVision, except while WandaVision was inspired by domestic life sitcoms and subverting them with horror, this idea is about subverting mean-spirited sitcoms.
Seeing Mr. Enter’s face in one of his reviews is so surreal to me. Sometimes I forget that he’s not a cartoon character.
Why are you everywhere
same.
@@Faux_Sunlight are they everywhere?
True but I think in the context of the show in think it's fitting here
Am I the only one who thinks that enter looks like Ewan McGregor?
They took the animation-live action concepts of Mary Poppins, Space Jam, and Who Framed Roger Rabbit? and basically said "I'm about to end this concept's whole career"
Oh so the show is why Disney is losing faith in animation and why we haven’t seen something like that for years on end
i keep seeing u in my comments
Even those were ten times better than Re Animated/Out of Jimmy's Head.
@@HawkknightXC88 I don't know why it's even worth comparing?
At first I was confused by why Mr. Enter decided to appear in-person for this review.
Then it hit me like a jackass gopher with a comically large mallet.
why?
@@ianr.navahuber2195 To make a reference to this show being a live action-animation hybrid and the wacky style with it by him appearing as himself and his avatar.
@@cameramike2515 OOOH SHIT THATS FUCKING GENEIOUS
That thing was a gopher?? I thought it was a chipmunk.
18:08 a serial kiler's childhood
Buck Cluck, Peter Griffin, and Ego the Living Planet seeing Jimmy’s dad: Looks like we got competition
The Shredder: Amateurs
Honestly, Buck Cluck is nowhere near as bad as every other one you mentioned. At least he was trying to be a good father and he learned his lesson in the end. At least he didn't actively abuse Chicken Little at every opportunity or use him as a catalyst to take over the entire universe.
Frank Watt (Willie Watt's Dad) (Batman Beyond): Don't Get me started.
Randy Marsh: hold my….actually no that guy really is the worst.
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What’s even more shocking is the fact, that this show was brought to us by the same people who produced That’s So Raven and Even Stevens. Just let that sink in for a minute.
Probably had something to do with the directors of the shows that were made.
well somewhere along the line your going to have a dud
With the Foster's writers
no......no........THAT'S IMPOSSIBLE!
I thought That's so raven was made by Disney.
there’s this rumour that there’s a lost series finale, where jimmy takes schizophrenia pills and lives a normal life
there were no cartoon characters, no guy trying to kill him and everything that happened in reanimated was all an illusion
@DeweyDews its only rumored to exist
@@DonSMDT I doubt that rumor exists
Let people dream.
@@petercross1879 in the words of Don Rickles, as Mr. Potato Head in "Toy Story": "Hey, I can dream, can't I?"
Wait... this show came out the same year as Phineas and Ferb? That's weird to think about; Out of Jimmy's Head feels ancient, while P&F still feels like a current show.
PnF has everything OoJH doesnt: good writing, good characters, great jokes. And also catchy as hell music
Even then Phineas and Ferb were more likeable than half of the cast in Jimmy's Head or should I say nearly all of them.
Out of Jimmy’s Head feels like something that came out earlier than it did, riding off of the coattails of Lizzie without seeing why it worked, and Phineas and Ferb had catchy songs and a budget behind it.
Star-Derailing Role (from TV Tropes):
-Dominic Janes (Jimmy's actor) never picked up a decent career after starring in this show. He had a voice acting role in Wolverine and the X-Men and a minor role in ER: but after that, he more or less retired from acting.
-In fact, most of the live-action actors more or less fell off the face of the Earth after the series ended.
ouch
This show wasn't just a carreer killer. This a was a career PURGE.
@@monstercombo007
Except for Robin's actress.
Poor kid!
SpongeBob is a Penguin
I get what they were trying to do. They were going for that Fairly Odd Parents tone where the world is a goofy mean spiritied version of our reality that is meant to be unfair to the protagonist. The issue is that there is nothing to like about Jimmy unlike Timmy, and it fails to have that level of groundedness in its morals that is just comes off as cruel and unenjoyable.
Furthermore, Cosmo and Wanda (at least earlier on) were nice, loving and responsible. They provided a reprieve from the awful world.
@@jegaveirneynamasiado It's ironic how Ned's Declassified had Daran Norris, yet several characters in Out of Jimmy's Head sound more like Cosmo than Gordy.
This and Timmy's dad(prior to season 7) genuinely loved and cared about his son and whenever he'd embarrasse him, he'd never do it on purpose. Idiot dads are done right when they have no brain, instead of no heart.
@@dork7546 yeah, he was neglectful but it wasn't malicious, he didn't know vicky was evil
Not only that but Timmy could be selfish and a jerk sometimes which made some of the things that happened to him happen because he got too selfish, hell that's why most of his wishes went wrong, because he bit off more than he could chew.
Jimmy just exists and gets beaten on.
3:33
Did... Did that other kid just react to getting bit by the crocodile that lives in Jimmy's brain?
Y'know, strange as it is, it'd unironically make more sense for the cartoons in Jimmy's brain to be demons deliberately trying to torment him in every way possible. At least then their malevolence would be part of the plot, instead of just stupid.
I just uphold that they're a Stand that Jimmy can't handle because he's not a natural Stand user.
@@ThatguycalledJoe Dammit Pale Snake.
Have the "villain" be an exorcist instead or something.
By your idea, it would make more sense if this more of a dark comedy series. That would actually justify several choises made in the writing.
That’d be an interesting premise for a horror movie.
This is a definite example of "interesting idea, awful execution". Having a cartoonist's creations come to life and interact with him (or someone given his brain in this case, I guess?) could make for a really cool concept, something like Who Framed Roger Rabbit without needing copyright permissions, if done right. You could play it for comedy, with a bunch of other people interacting with the cartoons, or play it as a psychological horror drama with only the cartoonist experiencing the cartoons' presence. That concept could have potential, again, if done right.
Unfortunately, Out of Jimmy's Head was not "done right".
Agreed. I loved the concept of the show, but the execution was beyond horrible.
I know its live action, but the Man Who Invented Christmas is based off this concept, and it's a really good movie. Just skim through the incredibly boring first 20 minutes.
There's an upcoming HBO Max show called Tooned Out that has the same premise but with WB cartoon characters. I really hope it doesn't make any of the same mistakes this show made.
To be honest, I think the idea of a live action sitcom with 2D animated characters is actually pretty good by concept.
Who Framed Roger Rabbit is the best example, along with less-than-stellar but relatively entertaining Son of Zorn and the original Space Jam.
But Out of Jimmy's Head is just a mess of bad ideas done worse. Like, practically nothing about this show was done right nor entertaining in an ironic sense.
"Interesting idea, awful execution" is one of the _worst_ kinds of bad in movies and TV shows.
The "mocking hand" sprite gets me every time!
In all seriousness though, I really enjoyed the editing in this video.
Definitely my favorite from the new sprite set.
Yup, Cerra made this review, definitely.
I want an Out of Jimmy's Head reboot where everything is the same, except it ends with Jimmy in jail for listening to the cartoons and a PSA to seek help if you experience hallucinations.
better yet its revealed the entire series took place in the minutes after his brain was removed from his head, this whole show is his brain beginning to die.
@@hdofu which is pretty dark for a kids show
Well, shit.
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That's one way to do it
This show is a prime example of an era of CN that died just as fast as it started.
It's amazing how such a clever idea for a show ended up being botched in such a way that's historically horrible. So many ideas, creative concepts, things they can do, and so much more all wasted on something this awful.
Exactly! Why?!
What's funny is that this show didn't end because of ratings. It ended because of the Writer's Guild of America Strike which was why CN abandoned scripted shows and especially cartoons for several years. To give the ultimate fuck you to the writers and is also why non-scripted reality shows became a massive thing.
And I remember liking the movie as a kid.
Sure I knew it was bad, but I could at least understand what they were going for, such as parodying Disney
The show though I hated with a passion
Wait, you thought this show was clever?...HOW?!
I feel like I could do this idea way better. I'm feeling a bit inspired after this~
Old Shame: Notice that CN doesn't even run the movie anymore, it's also no longer on their iTunes store and the show hasn't aired on the network since it got canceled. *Safe to say they really feel embarrassed for making this.*
Lol
*GOOD*
Rightly so.
2006 must have been a weird transitional year for some networks. Disney had high school musical that got them more into teen sitcoms and less on animation in the same year reanimated came out for cartoon network transitioning into what would become their despised liveaction era that betrays their name.
Though I guess Disney ended on the better note of the 2000s in 2009 because of The Princess And The Frog and Cartoon Network had uh Destroy Build Destroy
@@Thomasmemoryscentral Destroy Build Destroy should have been on another network. It was way better than Out of Jimmy's Head.
The Movie is still on the App.
I loved the cameo by the original Enter avatar as he was talking about poor production values
One of the best gags in the video.
The fact that Jimmy is played by a young Dexter Morgan just adds another level of creepiness to it all.
Wait what? Do you mean they look similar in appearance or do you think they're played by the same actor
Jimmy's actor didn't play Morgan Dexter, Michael C Hall (Dexter) is 50 something and was like 35 when the show began
Dominic Janes is the kid who played Jimmy (that kid was born in the 90s he's like 30 now)
@@demontigress24 According to IMDB, Dominic Janes also played Young Dexter in the episodes "Dexter", "Popping Cherry", "Let's Give the Boy a Hand", "Father Knows Best", and "See-Through".
He also wrote the episode "Doctor Jeffy!" for Super Mario Logan, apparently.
The "omelette du fromage" part at the beginning kinda caught me off guard.
Same
That was funnier than anything in the show.
Over a year and a half later and this is still my favorite episode of Animated Atrocities. The editing and scripting here is absolutely hilarious which I haven't seen paralleled in any other.
Unless I'm just not looking in the right place, because admittedly I haven't really kept up that well with the series these days.
7:36-I love how well you guys made the laugh track transition into the scream.
Boy, Mr. Enter is transforming into Obi Wan Kenobi every day.
i'm so glad i'm not the only one who sees it
I always thought he was set out to become a Jedi.
Time for Mr Enter to be trained in the ways of the Jedi, or Sith in this case
He _does_ have the high ground.
You're talking about Dumbsville right?
The transition of Golly’s model from the movie to the show at 16:16 is a perfect demonstration of how off model and bad the characters are animated in the show
Renegade Animation wasn't involved with the series
The worst thing about this trainwreck is that *they added a laugh track* halfway through, like somehow that'd save it.
No, Cartoon Network, it - it didn't. In fact, I'm pretty sure that made the show infinitely more annoying than if it hadn't had one and the legacy it has is still felt - hell, Tom Ascheim is bringing it back in the form of ACME Night and *MORE* live action on the channel now, like it's gonna make the ratings better instead of tanking the network worse.
Also, let me add something else: the sweet, sweet Ned cash they were trying to gun for? *THE SHOW ENDED IN 2007.*
Update: all of the episodes are on The Internet Archive.
One more thing, this show was the last Cartoon Network show to be aired in 4:3. This show. Not Chowder. This show.
O.K. So, I know that it’s only been like, two years but hearing they brought in PEE-WEE HERMAN to voice Golly just kills me, because I thought it was just some random guy.
…WHAT they are!?!
@@kitestar ACME Night, and yeah, they're bringing more live action back.
@@eatatjoe Cause that worked so well last time.
I think calling the network Cartoon Network was a big mistake.
Okay looking it up Eat At Joe's is making this actually look a lot worse then it actually is. The only supposed full live action series coming is the Degreassi revival and even that will likely not go to CN at all more just HBO Max which since CN is attached to HBO Max's programming sometimes their shows get jumbeled together. Granted there are animated/live action hybrids like Tweety Mysteries coming but I have a feeling since those are also made to air on HBO Max the quality will be higher then that and yeah stuff like Space Ghost Coast To Coast show that good CN Live aciton/animated hybrds can exist even if this is no where near one of them. Speaking of older stuff though I don't really think CN needs to play live action movies at all that have no relation to anything animated that's been going on since even before Re-Animated was a thing that happnes from time to time sadly. Just be glad we're not at the point where CN had like two hours of reruns of goosebumps instead of doing a four hour block of Toonami... yeah that was a thing back in the day I shit you not.
Mr. Enter is slowly turning into Caddicarus and I'm all for it
More of a deadpan sneaker version of good ol’ Daddy Caddy.
@@koolboi6610 In what universe is this deadpan?
@@johnockershausen3951 IDK but it IS for sure more snarky than what Caddy is known for
that'd be amazing.
Nah, Mr Enter is actually funny instead of just making random noises
I'll say one thing about this whole mess- it makes me want to watch Ned's Declassified again.
same.
Same
Eeeyup. I remember thinking that show was weird despite being in the target audience for it, but now...
Same @Raymond Lomax
You know when you showed jimmy drilling to the ground and exploding I thought that was an edit for comedic effect but when you showed it was actually used in the show I gasped in shocked with awful and cheap it looked. And you are right TH-cam videos in 2007 had better effects.
Heck I've seen public access shows from the 90s that had better effects!
I distinctly remember seeing that exact 'spin so fast you drill into the ground' scenario from Highlander The Source! (coincidentally also came out in 2007)
I’m still surprised this actually existed and wasn’t just some Mandela effect induced memory
Don't know if you've heard but the ENTIRE Out of Jimmy's Head series is now available to watch!
Im convinced Milt died from chugging gallons of paint while the cartoons cheered him on.
I've avoided Out of Jimmy's Head like the big smelly plague that it actually is because even the commercials for it show the mean-spirited nature. No wonder your blood seems to boil like lava. Any feelings I have towards mean-spirited media is usually strongly negative, but there are a few examples that usually make this work, such as any of Matt Groening's shows. This is an even better review than of the original Re-Animated, which was also really good despite the overall length.
Also yes, I did notice the ducks. Reminds me of when James Rolfe used his daughter's LOL Surprise dolls in his last Halloween special. Either way, I can see Ava and Hugh Neutron being best friends.
Wait, for real?!
The biggest legacy this thing has is that it was the only CN show directly affected by the 2007 Writer's Strike. Most of Cartoon Network's writers are or at least were non-union. The strike was why they stopped giving a shit about cartoon\liveaction hybrids though not helped by the universal critical and ratings assfucking that this show recieved. Also, another fun fact, Dominic James (Jimmy) and Rhea Lando (the alien sister) had thier careers destroyed by this series and haven't been in anything since it ended.
@@lorddrayvon1426 damn that's rough
@@lorddrayvon1426
I have one thing to say:
Just...*sucks in air through teeth*...OUCH.
@lorddrayvon1426 Ironic because Yancy was the most popular character in the show and made it somewhat tolerable.
Can we appreciate how much the editing in these videos has improved? Like DAMN I’m actually impressed, the timing is on point, and Enter’s live action segments are very well implemented
Child: "Mommy can we watch "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?""
Mom: "We have "Who framed Roger Rabbit" at home."
Roger Rabbit at home:
The sad thing is, I don't know if "Roger Rabbit at home" would actually be better or _worse_ for the kid's psyche.
When characters being DECENT are out of character, you know you have a problem
theres a bob hoskins roger rabbit interview where he said they asked him to doa retake of strangling roger, but keeping his fingers closed this time to save the animaters from having to paint between his fingers. attention to detail in mixing mediums
Better yet about sonny:
How the fuck is he alive? He died in the movie because alien girl zapped him into dust...
The writers didn't even give a shit about continuity
it didn't ALWAYS have a laugh track. when the first half of the series aired, it wasn't there. they later put the laugh track into the already aired episodes and future episodes had it from the start. I know this because I watched this show all the time when it was on. I was it's only fan
the episode with the ghosts was shot that way because it was in 3D. it aired along side a fosters home for imaginary friends episode that was also in 3D. I forget how you were supposed to get the glasses, but I know it was some weird promotional thing
Me too, for most of ‘em.
@@garretdrake2347 The 3D actually makes the episode look *MUCH WORSE.*
I appreciate seeing positive examples of how to do something in a negative review.
You gotta commend Mr. Enter on his composure. In his old videos, if something was mildly bad he would go ballistic. But even in his worst moments now, he’s able to explain his raw opinion in a way that’s funny and articulate, but a controlled amount of humorous anger. I know that’s a weird compliment but I’ve just noticed that.
Still, one of my favorite kids of classic era Enter was Elf Bowling the Movie, which actually starts furiously, but gets more calmer and funnier by the end. It's also got some of his best quotes.
"There's several broken ribs and a severed spine, LET'S PARTY!!
"Search results for Santa Maria Clausowitz Cringle find... 5 results complaining about EBTM and the next one's about a gold course..."
Nevil's actor is actually one of my favorites. He does genuinely nail that character, and is overall not actually a bad actor. I hope Typecasting doesn't cause him too much issue later in life, because I'd love to see what he does.
What is Nevil's actor name?
@@mrrunodan8119 Reed Alexander. Seems he is having a bit of issue however. The only major thing he's done since iCarly was The Northlander, and as a nameless roll to boot, right up until the new iCarly started airing.
I remember seeing this during the dark days of Cartoon Network.
And looking back I must say...
Thank god for Total Drama.
Teletoon pretty much owned Cartoon Network ‘08-09
@@robtheoutsider Yeah, if it isn't poor attempts at live action, it's cartoons from another country.
The reason some of the shots in the Halloween episode are like that is because it was originally shot in 3D. I remember it airing alongside that one Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends episode and they were both aired in 3D.
also kudos to the editor, those visual gags really made me laugh
*Mr. Enter kills everyone in the audience*
smiling friends ad plays
Perfect timing
Thanks for covering this show, I used to think that it was all a trippy dream I imagined, but no, it's 100% real!
I just had no idea why the girl in the piloted got recasted by someone who looks nothing like her
Shit made no sense lol
@@Keurgui1 I hated the show as a kid, though I still for some reason liked the film LOL
Probably because I could at least get what they were trying to go for such as parodying Disney in the film .
Sure I knew it was bad and dumb but yet I liked it
8:00 Nice. A cameo of Mr. Enter's old classic "all shadowy" avatar
8:33 Coconut Head was the punching bag of the show whenever Gordy was unavailable. Like Eugene in Hey! Arnold
11:53 This show had a crossover with iCarly?
26:45 the funny thing is that, IT COULD BE WORSE. just look at Mark Millar's The Unfunnies comic book.... it makes Out of Jimmy's Head look tame
It looks like it shared an actor with iCarly.
I want to read The Unfunnies as something for suffering makes Jesus happier.
I think I can put Jimmy's Dad as a perfect example of (non-CG/animated) Uncanny Valley. He's essentially a five year old in the body of a grown man in the most literal sense and the way he's depicted is not charming like a manchild in most shows, just in a way that's deeply uncomfortable. I mean, his first scene was laughing at Morning cartoons in his PJ's while dribbling sugary cereal like a toddler. And then there's Enter's examples that shows he has no filter as he spouts whatever comes to mind and has no basic common sense like being incapable to tell the difference between his son and an obviously poorly made robot.
So he's pretty much IRL Timmy Turner's dad except he doesn't show love for his son?
@@hanezutchins2786 Again, non-CG/animated. Cartoony aesthetics can be done in live-action (Ned's Declassified, Scott Pilgrim, for example), but it takes very careful staging and direction to make it work and look appealing. Every thing Jimmy's Dad does is just creepy, and he has no redeeming qualities. You can't like a character like that. Mr. Turner does have manchild traits but the writers at least made the effort (in the first half of Fairly Odd Parents run) to give him positive traits to balance out the negative ones (like his negligence of leaving Timmy with Vicky): he gives his family homemade (crappy) gifts to show his love, he tries to bond with Timmy on activites like scouts and applied to several "cool" jobs to impress him; and when it's shown Timmy is in clear danger, he doesn't hesitate to go on the offensive.
@@NobodyC13 Why is Jimmy's dad so terrible? What did he do?
There's another scene that I'm probably putting too much thought in to.
When Sonny tries to trick the parents by using a fake room for rent sign, Fucking Asshole literally says that the kids need a good father figure.
As if he's aware that shit parent.
Even worse, he acknowledged that Sonny was trying to deceive him, but still lets him live with them since he put in all that "hard work" to do so.
Even Homer Simpson and Roger Fox would be face palming at this guys' stupidity.
1:37 !! That whole part made me legit laugh out loud. Like that awkward moment where you just burst into laughter and anyone else in the house wonders if you've gone insane. That omelette du fromage placement was genius....xD I found that way too funny.
Surprising Cosmo and Wanda actually cameoed in Ned’s Declassified
So basically Nick technically did this plot better in one episode then CN did with one movie and show
You forgot to mention that Sonny is STILL living with the family trying to get Jimmy’s brain and the parents doing nothing because we’re “high” when they made this
When Craig called Jimmy creepy I didn't even know what emotion to feel...even Craig knew that's bad...?
If I remember correctly, Episode 5 was advertised as a “3D episode” that you could watch with 3D glasses, hence all the weird camera shots and stuff flying in your face.
The Dad character holding the marker up to the camera at 23:24 is the one scene I remember from this show and it’s been burned into my memory for all these years
I really want everyone to understand that Bil Dwyer (the actor for Jimmy's dad) is a phenomenal comedian. I've seen him do stand-up several times. He's absolutely hilarious. He's great at improv.
So it pains me as a Bil Dwyer fan to see him play such an awful character...
he fits the chracter, his actions are great and makes him feel very cartoonish and like he would actually be this evil, I disagree with what was said about his character, he seems evil in a funny way
@@channel45853 Well he actually was not supposed to be evil
@@aaronfield7899 Yeah exactly which he shouldve been evil so it might actually could be funny like trunchbull
Robot Wars on Comedy Central
@@coca-colatrackhousewarrior9925 plus he was one of the commentators on Extreme Dodgeball on GSN, One of my favorites growing up.
The strange thing is… it is possible to write mean spirited characters well and still make them intriguing. I mean, the Science teacher from Ned’s use to scare me as a kid but I remember a few episodes where he does help Ned because despite the fact he was crazy he did care for his students education.
I completely forgot about the existence of this show and as a kid I only used to watch it to bore myself to sleep.
Screwed by the Network: It lasted only one season with 20 episodes in total and just 6 months, barely even a year, and completely left the schedule and was erased from CN's website a month after it was given the ax.
I have two potential ideas for a rewrite of this show:
1.) A slice of life comedy where Jimmy is an ordinary kid who is trying to make it through school and turns to the characters he has made up for advice (usually in “conversations” he has with them in his room of something like that).
2.) A WFRR style show where cartoons co exist with humans and Jimmy’s characters that he’s created are brought to life one day and stick by him in his daily life, helping him through problems (or getting him into them).
Or even better, Jimmy is an aspiring cartoonist and one day all the things that he created come to life and start to brought chaos in Jimmy's town. Jimmy with the help of his friends and some of his animated characters (who have different animation styles) he has to keep his city safe from the creations sheanigans
@@mrrunodan8119 That’s a great idea!
@@moonbeamsun9066 i don't know if the city setting is right because i don't think that the animated jokes would work here in a realistic town
I love the second idea
10 seconds and I already have many questions since ive never seen an episode of out of Jimmy's head
The show reminded me of Kirby Buckets, a live action show on Disney XD except one, small detail. HE WANTED TO BE AN ANIMATOR. Meaning that seeing his creations were his imagination and not real, and they were animated so much better.
man that time jimmy said "omelette du fromage" was a classic ngl
Because it was a classic when Dexter said it
23:18
For context, the Halloween episode was part of a 3D event going on at the time for the Halloween season, hence the odd shots and awkward effects.
You brought back memories I wish I’d forgot Enter, either way I’m excited for you to tear this show apart again!
Chaotic actually has one of the best sexism episode aimed for kids. Instead, the female character is the aggressor for the episode, and shows a female character being one of the most important characters in her homeland.
Even the it flips the sexism on its head in a funny way.
The OG Powerpuff Girls also had a great sexism episode. Two of them, actually.
@Mars Wow! Someone remembered Chaotic. I barely remember watching it on Kids WB Saturday mornings back in the mid-2000s.
@@dork7546 wdym?
That would never fly today.
Chaotic was a great show
What I don't understand about this show is why Sonny wanted Jimmy's brain. It would have been easier to team up with Jimmy and exploit his "creativity" to become rich and famous. That would have been a meaner ( and probably more accurate) version of Walt Disney than what the movie delivered.
18:40 "Dude, that is beyond creepy."
Even the writers are aware that Jimmy's obsession with Robin is creepy. All together now: "What I'm doing is wrong, I know it's wrong, but I'm gonna do it anyway."
Now I know I can't be the only one who referred to this show as "Out of Jimmy's Ass."
You know this show is horrendous when Enter shows his face.
Funny how Jimmy's crush has ended up being a great singer (Tinashe) and doesn't look back on this show. Also, funny how it took 'Craig of the Creek' to show us that Cartoon Network is capable of delivering us GOOD black representation of a Craig.
Jimmy's Dad (Bil Dwyer) still has a great Stand-up comedy career
@@coca-colatrackhousewarrior9925 that was Dwyer??? His agent wasn't shit for this
The sad part is out of Jimmy's head would of been great if the tv show was animated
or at least ok.
That 70's show is a better animated series than this one.
"Go commit die"
Thanks for the helluva boss reference, it made watching this more bearable thinking about a superior show
There's a scene where the bad guy has the brain and is directing the cartoon characters in a serious space opera involving mech suits.
Apparently Kingdom Hearts was not immune from this show's Disney spite.
I would not be surprised that in the series finale Jimmy's Father teams up with Sonny Appledale to murder his own son.
It was so bad it made John’s beard begin to wither.
I’ve actually met Tinashe the girl who plays Robin in this show she told me she thought the show was actually terrible
When John makes an on-camera appearance, that's when you *_know_* baaaad sh!t's going down.
I refused to watch this show (or Reanimated). Thank you for enduring the torture for us and trying to help us laugh through the pain.
Fun fact: The animated ketchup, weird framing, and ghosts were supposed to be an attempt at a "3D" episode. I specifically remember this being hyped.
Oh, I remember that weirdly-animated episode. The reason for it - the camera angles, the ketchup, all of it - is because the episode's gimmick was being watchable in 3-D.
I love that you have all those rubber duckies everywhere! So adorable. Also good video, Mr. Enter.
To give some context to the haunted school episode: They were doing those offputting scenes where stuff bobs in front of the screen because it was originally aired for use with 3D glasses. [Remember those?] It didn't even work properly.
I remember that. Hell, I had the misfortune of watching it when it first aired.
18:55 Funny you should say that. I remember him having her chained somewhere, I do not remember if it was in a basement, or the season finale.
23:20 One year, Cartoon Network premiered Halloween episodes of some of their shows in 3D. This was one of them. Another one was Foster’s Home. I don’t remember if there was another one.
Foster’s did it better
I remember watching this show as a kid.
I remember nothing else apart from the fact I saw it.
Oh and there was a flash game for it
I remember playing the game for it. I think I liked that more than I did the show/movie.
I just realized something, the animation of the golly world characters in Out of Jimmy's Head is Way different than they are in the Reanimated movie, and I think it's easy to see why. Because the budget for this series was lower.
I’m not sure this show even had a budget
Shock and awe!
They weren't even particularly well animated in the movie lmao
Really? The movie designs to me are better
it’s like this show was scientifically engineered to include all of the tropes and plots that push Enter’s buttons. also i appreciate the Smosh clip
as a romanian, i apologize for saving videos of out of jimmy's head.
we tend to keep garbage around in case we can recycle it sometime.
Man this is my favorite animated atrocity review from Mr. Enter, it really gives me that Saberspark vibe.
When Craig said "and I ignored you", at least he was honest. That's all I have to say about that
5:52 There's an actual reason for adding the TV footage in post-production. Filming a CRT display usually results in either flickering or a black bar rolling up or down the screen due to the screen's scan rate being out of sync with the camera's FPS.
I get nostalgic about crtvs
You know something is real shit when Mr. Enter shows his real face. Hello, Where the Dead Go to Die!
In my opinion, Out of Jimmy's Head can be seen as an early example of what the failing upwards concept looks like. The movie had an idiotic plot, characters that are mostly unlikable, and animated elements that don't interact well with the live action settings they are in, and yet for some reason the producers/directors of that trainwreck of a movie are given a green light to produce a series that is just as bad.
This video started out amazing and either stayed consistent with that or kept getting better. Thanks to everyone who made it. I was having a rough day and couldn't stop frowning and had, just, such low energy... but then could not stop smiling with this video. It was funny and passionate and a lot of fun.
I'm sorry that you were so angered with this cartoon, but art was then made out of what you had. I hope that this video was at least fun to make.
Damn user Lol copied your comment and got noticed by Mr. Enter himself... That really sucks... I genuinely really hope that you feel much better even more and have upcoming more better days
@@ShadowYetSleepy Aw, thank you so much!
Oh I remember the princess episode.
She was brought to the real world and catch was that she was a nasty tyrant, like, she couldn't wait to eat some peasants for dinner.
That happened.
For those that don't know, the animated ketchup was due to a 3d gimmick going on at the time. CN real did stuff like that to go with a whole thing about 3d effects. It didn't last long. It is purposefully made to look like that. Yes. Originally it was a different affect, but that was to go with 3d glasses that you could rent from your cable provider. Yes.
I don't think ive see him as angry at a series since he reviewed Putting your hoof down from MLP
I think Adult Party Cartoon and The Problem Solverz were angrier, but this is definitely in the top 5
@@vinyldash2333 u think so?
There's also Drawn Together
"You guys see those ducks right?"
- Mr Enter 2022
I actually remembered watching that princess episode when it first came out. The only thing I remembered was that when Sonny went to the princess world, he started grotesquely morphing his body (because the princess world was animated) and that when he refused to sing a song for the woodland animals, one of them bit him which caused Sonny to sing. Aside from that, I guess the only other thing that I remember was that Craig had to fight a dragon to impress a girl or something but that's pretty much it. Looking back, this show was really messed up. I seem to remember REALLY not liking the sexism episode because of how much of an asshole Dolly was to Jimmy. However, I feel that this show could easily be reimagined as a sort psychological horror with MC being trapped in a cold uncaring sitcom world with sadistic animated entities and being put in dangerous scenarios that often end with a laugh track. I feel like that would be a good subversion on the whole "mean-spirited" show cliché.
You gave me an idea 💡
That sounds like WandaVision, except while WandaVision was inspired by domestic life sitcoms and subverting them with horror, this idea is about subverting mean-spirited sitcoms.
The theme song tells you everything you need to know about this show
Seeing Golly move with the camera gave me Cans Without Labels vibes, which is pain on top of pain
uh oh...
If we see any part of the real Mr. Enter in a video, that means we got a big one!