Is it weird to think that Close Enough is everything Velma should have been? Reference humor with an adult edge; it’s just that one does it right and the other is Velma
One thing I love about Life and Times of Tim and Ten Year Old Tom is how everyone always has a blank look on their face even when they're clearly pissed and screaming their heads off.
Don’t drag Karl Pilkington through the mud because of Ricky Gervais, Karl was freaked out by trans/homosexual/foreigners/old people/children/test scores long before Ricky copied him Can’t be dealin’ with this
I was definitely intrigued with Fired on Mars from day one. The trailer really impressed me with how it’s an adult animated show that was actually getting a grounded story and not a over the top shock humor fest. The guy who made this also worked on a Adult Swim pilot called Wet City which I was absolutely intrigued with as well. Without spoilers I will say the ending kinda confused me but also made me hope we get a second season.
To be fair, Santa Inc. was intended to be a miniseries. Plus there's only so much milage you can get out of show that's entirely based around one holiday.
I’m glad your doing these streaming vids. Your Hulu one really got me thinking more about their animated programming. You think you will tackle Saturday Morning blocks or blocks in general?
While I think the reaction to Velma was pretty extreme for such a mid show, I always love when something is so bad it brings the entire internet together to hate it
Just why though, no one creates art to be bad. Even if it missed the mark, no group deserves the whole internet to gather and shit on their art. I didn’t care for it, but not cheering for its hate.
Idk lad, I'd rather put my time and energy into exploring something I love instead of giving a mid show attention, to the point where it gets a second season like Velma.
I loved Life and Times of Tim when it was airing. Absolutely hilarious, and I even got one of the seasons on DVD, but I find 10 Year Old Tom funnier now. Like you mentioned, Tom has a lighter feel to it which makes it easier for me to enjoy now. Tim is just too awkward for me now. Way too many Scott's Tots type of situations for me to handle now.
And to think these are some of the best adult animated shows in history, Minus Velma, Santa Inc, And etc. Ther may be people out there who still think that animation is for children, But these cartoon prove otherwise because animation is for all ages.
Gonna give my opinion on each show: The Prince: literally Allen Gregory but longer and worse. At least Allen Gregory was only 7 episodes. Funny how Simpsons writers were able to make their own shows without making it suck. (BIG fan of The Critic and Mission Hill over here). The Ricky Gervais Show: I understand not liking it at first. I didn’t. Then it kinda became like It’s Always Sunny for me: just nonstop chaos. Plus, Karl Pilkington is a true genius. Santa Inc.: Love the art style. Overall, it feels like an animated spin-off of The Sarah Silverman Program, which I’m kinda iffy on. If you can stomach it it’s fine. VELMA: I know many have said that this is just Mindy Kaling venting (something she’s prone to do in her other work), but I think that since the hype died down, there’s nothing to really support it. It is DESIGNED to piss people off. I’ve read fanfics and porn comics with better takes on Scooby-Doo. Can’t wait for Season 2 to destroy my Twitter timeline. Also watch Mystery Incorporated. The cartoon and the live-action TH-cam show. Both are better takes. Ten Year Old Tom: Ah yes, I like this one. I was gonna write about how similar it is to Home Movies, but my job is done. Hope to see it grow into something amazing. Animals.: Man, I can’t believe Smosh ripped this show off. Embarrassing. This show has HUGE David Firth/ Salad Fingers energy. The different stories remind me of The Wall arc from Solar Opposites. So yeah. I’m out of things to say. It solid. Spicy City: GOD this show was done SO DIRTY. I want this to come back so badly, or at least a remaster. Bakshi knows how to do sci-fi man. The Life and Times of Tim: the good one. Deadpan animation is my favorite genre. Close Enough: banger show. Kinda sad that they got cancelled, considering that season 3 was just starting to experiment a little more (they did a Treehouse of Horror-style Halloween episode and it was pretty good). Alas, I await whatever JG has next. Fired on Mars: This show is a modern-day classic. Alongside Moon Girl and Unicorn: Warriors Eternal, THIS is the way forward for the 2020s in terms of animation. Plus putting Luke Wilson in a dystopian hell-scape is my jam. Spawn: Yeah this is awesome. Shame how Spawn just can’t catch a break. How the film is ass but Hellboy got two bangers back-to-back is astonishing. Still, we will never have another show like this one. The very definition of “I guess you guys aren’t ready for that yet, but your kids are gonna love it.” Fire.
Yes, about that angel woman, Angela didn't appear that much in the show due to issues with the artist that drew her and Todd McFarlane, which led to her getting replaced by Jade.
Spicy City is a show I really need to watch sometime. Animat’s retrospective of Ralph Bakshi kinda of picqued my interest in some of his work. Only full things I’ve seen of his so far are Christmas in Tattertown, his What a Cartoon shorts (those are flat out crazy lol) and maybe alittle of his work on Spider Man 1967 (need to double check that).
16:46 yeah Zaid Magenta aka Misantho Pony is a horrible person who has harassed and blackmailed a teenager (Cartoonshi) causing him to suffer panic attacks and harasses anyone who dares disagree with him on anything. I think he even made docs on their personal info on anyone that dared vocalise an opinion he disagreed with or called him out on. Also he has a massive hate boner for the star wars sequels. Even after his huge controversy with Cartoonshi he hasn’t changed. Also hes in his 30s.
My boy Im so glad you gave Spicy City a mention. I seriously thought I was one of the few who even watched that mini series. Ralph Bashki to this day is seriously underrated. Think imma track down the series one more time P.S. Jaxton is still the best bro
I honestly find it off that WB is now afraid of HBO being the main title for their streaming service. Granted it was a weird decision from the start, but parents were scared of it? I know some of their original programming ain’t family friendly, but they literally have a channel called HBO Family.
Great list! I didn't know Close Enough was already cancelled, let alone that it had a season 3! (it's on Netflix here but they're a bit slow on adding new seasons :/ ). Also didn't know there was a Spawn animated series, it looks rad as heck
To add on the Ricky Gervais Show, I absolutely love it. It's a good show to either watch or to listen to. Personally, I think that Karl Pilkington (the star of the show/podcast) is one of the most funniest people you'll ever listen to. What makes this better is that he's 100% genuine, meaning he's never trying to be funny. It's just him. The things this man says will catch you off guard if you're willing to listen to his stories and ideas. Ricky's laughter is also hysterical. He loves egging on Karl whenever he tries to explain something ridiculous. They all have really good chemistry. I can agree that the Ricky Gervais Show might not be for everyone, but I don't think it's trying to be. In fact, all shows in general will have people who enjoy it and those who don't, and that's okay. On that note, if you're willing to give this hilarious adult animated series a try, I'd recommend starting at season 2. All seasons are good, but season 2 is a great hook. There are plenty of laughs to be had here.
I definitely remember the promotions for Santa Inc being very consistent when it first came out lol. I still find it crazy Robot Chicken’s production company got to work on a actual Mickey Mouse Christmas special just last year and… it was actually pretty tame lol. Random question though have you seen a special called the Santa Claus Bros? It was a CGI Christmas special that aired on Disney Channel that had Bryan Cranston as Santa which is funny because he was the main character of a another Christmas Santa story called ‘Twas the Night.
Stoopid Buddy does good work. They just unfortunately do their fair share of bad work too. They also do a lot of minor effect work as well. Like the transition shots/miniatures for the new MST3K shows Netflix did awhile back.
@@larrylaffer3246 huh didn’t know that and yeah Robot Chicken can be pretty hit or miss. Sometimes I feel like they are trying way to hard for shock value on certain sketches.
@@Sonicandlaytonfan Robot Chicken's probably their best work. It's the rest that's hit and miss. "More miss than hit." Honestly I just wish they'd just stick to the stop motion part of their company as other than Lakita, there's really not many companies dedicated to that. Well US based anyways, I won't obviously forget Aardmann in the UK.
@@ijustlikebees I don’t know I just find it so stupid so ridiculous and so weird that I end up taking it seriously and tuning into new episodes. I know objectively it’s trash. The characters are trash. The humor is trash. And the only thing objectively good is the animation. but still, I chuckle at the jokes I admire the animation and I want the characters to succeed. I guess it’s just a guilty pleasure. And thank you for not being a dick about it.
Been binging your videos. Amazing stuff, this is probably my favorite video so far! Mad I didn't know about your channel sooner. Will check out Fired on Mars
21:48 My favorite Velma scene was the one with her getting hit with a car. I literally had an audible laughing fit over that scene the first time I saw it.
I’m loving these rankings. It’s a uniquely paced one with great explanations as to why some shows are at the spot that they are at. Makes you wonder if you’ll ever do one for Adult Swim, but I’ll give you some time on that one since i already know that it’s gonna be a massive feat
Your editing style reminds me of rebeltaxi especially the little transitions between shows. Good video too and let's hope that Discovery doesn't kill everything good about hbo
Ricky gervais is the most unbearable british comedian currently going but his show is great because he just lets karl pilkington and stephen merchant be funny while he vaguely exists in the same area as them.
Life and times of Tim is the funniest HBO show on Earth. I had no idea I was watching such a gem. Tim is such a soggy tomato, such a bore, such a harbinger of bad luck, no matter what he does he can't help others. I just love it.
9:09 The Ricky Gervais show? I think you mean "The Karl Pinkerton" Hour? Since Karl was the backbone to this show and all Ricky did was set him up with hypotheticals and laugh. I used to live the show when I was younger.
The problem is, in terms of quantity, raunchy or dirty humor with satirical takes on adult problems is the most common genre for Western adult animation. Despite the fact that adult animation has huge potential in handling so many genres and being even more vivid and colorful than live action adult-oriented shows. That is literally what Japan did as a huge chunk of anime is literally adult animation which is why they've been dominating the animation industry for decades.
I’ve only seen the first two eps of Velma and… yeah I could tell this would be a tough watch. You are right about most of the characters being flat out tenderfoots. Heck during the court scene on ep 2 if Fred hadn’t went nuts, I would have berated everybody in their room lol. I’ll hopefully give it another shot soon since you said the mystery itself was intriguing. First seasons of shows can be rough so it is too bad people have lashed out on it so quickly. I still think Be Cool Scooby Doo is one of my fav entries so far in the franchise for its more comedic storytelling and yeah it’s another example of a show that sadly wasn’t taken seriously because it was doing something slightly different both art style and writing wise.
Hope to see the Amazon Prime list soon. I think there’s enough to stretch out without being overwhelming. Netflix alone would be deadly due to how many of them are Dreamworks tie-ins. Seriously, like half of their animated lineup is that.
Ten year old Tom is actually the 3rd show made by Steve. All his shows are amazing. The new VIPs is Wonderful also and one of his shows. Unpaid hookers is one of my favorite episodes ever.
I understand why you thought Tim and Tom were somehow connected lol. Don’t really have much of a comment about them other than I remember seeing pics of the former in different places and I think I remember dvds of it were at my Disc Replay store.
I don't remotely align with your views, that much was obvious when you didn't say Velma was irredeemable trash with absolutely no value. However i'm super glad you mentioned Spawn, cuz I forgot it existed and it's an excellent show. I need to re-find it. Been a long time since I watched it. It definitely deserves its spot at the top.
Fired on mars hooked me in with its plot twists Let me tell you you have no clue where it’s gonna go past episode 4. Such a refreshing show and I really hope it gets a second season especially w that cliffhanger Also jaxton is the 🐐
Found your channel recently so I'm watching through a good number of your videos and my question is if you were to do this video again, would your ranking of Velma go down on this list after the even worse second season?
Also, if there’s one HBO animated show you miss.it’s called “ Only you: an animated short collection”. it’s a bunch of shorts of up-and-coming animators
@@HatsOffMedias lol I’ve seen my fair share of crazy anime like Super Hxeros and We Without Wings so I wouldn’t mind picking your brain about that someday.
Gotta be honest though, the bit with Velma just helplessly laughing at Shaggy, like, not HERSELF meaning to come across as mean, but just not getting it AT ALL and just finding it HYSTERICALLY funny, just getting funnier the harder he tries-- THAT is actually REALLY hot as far as I'm concerned. I could even see an edgier version of the REAL Velma getting a similar or even that EXACT joke-- the rest of the show can burn up in a rabid AIDS fire.
Fired on Mars is amazing, I remember at the end of one episode where he was doing really good ya know working out and all that, then he just reverts back to depression, as an ex addict I have never had a small scene hit me like that did.
17:32: Eh, buddy, if you were a teenager, it would have been fine but you are very likely at least 22. Velma is in most iterations a high school student. Don't you think you're being a bit socially inappropriate?
I'm almost done watching, but one thing I just wanted to say before I finish is that I'm just so happy to see all the Letterkenny references spliced in here and there lol. Peak show. Wonder if you'll ever get around to its spinoff Shoresy. I just finished the first season myself recently and thought it was pretty charming.
I approve of your bottom pick. No matter how bad [title for the show that's currently trendy to hate] is, it's not the Prince. Nothing can be as bad as the Prince. (Looks around) Crap. There's no wood in my immediate vicinity.
The big thing of why I loved Spawn TAS, is the handling of the "love triangle" like he didnt feel like fucking dick about the whole unfortunate situation of "dying and finding your wife married your best friend" So many Too many shows have love triangles that just are really annoying to watch, and Im glad they didnt focus on that aspect so much for the show Also, fuck, you put on that infinity train soundtrack sold my soul for watching Fired on Mars. Gonna sit down in a sec with some friends to watch it
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Is it weird to think that Close Enough is everything Velma should have been? Reference humor with an adult edge; it’s just that one does it right and the other is Velma
Your not weird
Close enough is not available anywhere since it was an hbo max exclusive and they removed it 😭
@@Badacid420 Some episodes are on TH-cam if you look for them enough.
@@Badacid420 It is available on some pirate platforms as always pirates saving the day
One thing I love about Life and Times of Tim and Ten Year Old Tom is how everyone always has a blank look on their face even when they're clearly pissed and screaming their heads off.
I'm disappointed you didn't mention Karl Pilkington when talking about the Ricky Gervais Show because he's honestly the highlight.
"Ricky said messed up things about trans people" so I guess that's why. Can't go promoting it too much
@@plexyglass429Wrongthink!
Don’t drag Karl Pilkington through the mud because of Ricky Gervais, Karl was freaked out by trans/homosexual/foreigners/old people/children/test scores long before Ricky copied him
Can’t be dealin’ with this
Yet he didn't mention Mindy being transphobic in the Velma segment 🤔
He is the greatest discovery ever
Tho I think he didn’t really liked the show because he is probably not into this sort of humor
I was definitely intrigued with Fired on Mars from day one. The trailer really impressed me with how it’s an adult animated show that was actually getting a grounded story and not a over the top shock humor fest. The guy who made this also worked on a Adult Swim pilot called Wet City which I was absolutely intrigued with as well. Without spoilers I will say the ending kinda confused me but also made me hope we get a second season.
What confused you about it? I thought it was pretty self explanatory and great
@@Daftanemone well that’s why I said I’m looking forward to S2. Just seeing the aftermath of it would give me better understanding.
I wished Close Enough was still on HBO MAX
That show was 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yeah, no idea why they would remove it
@@HatsOffMediasit's also on Netflix because I think they co produced it like tuca and birdie.
@@HatsOffMedias because they hate you?
The show is on TH-cam now. I bought all the seasons
@@Lboogie0711Oh that's awesome.
To be fair, Santa Inc. was intended to be a miniseries. Plus there's only so much milage you can get out of show that's entirely based around one holiday.
Yeah, I think one more season would have been it
I’m glad your doing these streaming vids. Your Hulu one really got me thinking more about their animated programming. You think you will tackle Saturday Morning blocks or blocks in general?
I definitely have some Kids WB stuff planned
@@HatsOffMedias Maan, I hope you or someone else gets to Toonzai or Vortexx.
MTV Adults Should be A video HatsOff
@@HatsOffMedias close enough did not do well because of the Two segments format. It should have been an half hour show.
@@HatsOffMedias Toonami next bro, so much lore and influence came from that era. def watching a toonami video
While I think the reaction to Velma was pretty extreme for such a mid show, I always love when something is so bad it brings the entire internet together to hate it
I like it better when good stuff comes out
Just why though, no one creates art to be bad. Even if it missed the mark, no group deserves the whole internet to gather and shit on their art. I didn’t care for it, but not cheering for its hate.
Idk lad, I'd rather put my time and energy into exploring something I love instead of giving a mid show attention, to the point where it gets a second season like Velma.
That show is way worse than mid.
@@MomJeans1738 that I can agree
I loved Life and Times of Tim when it was airing. Absolutely hilarious, and I even got one of the seasons on DVD, but I find 10 Year Old Tom funnier now. Like you mentioned, Tom has a lighter feel to it which makes it easier for me to enjoy now. Tim is just too awkward for me now. Way too many Scott's Tots type of situations for me to handle now.
I watched Fired on Mars, and I love it and I'm hoping it gets a second season.
My favorite HBO adult animation was spawn. It would've made the first great comic book film if the first segment was released theatrically.
16:45 Finally someone is calling out misanthro pony for his toxic behavior
And to think these are some of the best adult animated shows in history, Minus Velma, Santa Inc, And etc.
Ther may be people out there who still think that animation is for children, But these cartoon prove otherwise because animation is for all ages.
Its just the horrible writing thats really in the way now
Fired on Mars is probably my favorite show of the year. I haven't felt so bad for character in so long.
It's too good
Gonna give my opinion on each show:
The Prince: literally Allen Gregory but longer and worse. At least Allen Gregory was only 7 episodes. Funny how Simpsons writers were able to make their own shows without making it suck. (BIG fan of The Critic and Mission Hill over here).
The Ricky Gervais Show: I understand not liking it at first. I didn’t. Then it kinda became like It’s Always Sunny for me: just nonstop chaos. Plus, Karl Pilkington is a true genius.
Santa Inc.: Love the art style. Overall, it feels like an animated spin-off of The Sarah Silverman Program, which I’m kinda iffy on. If you can stomach it it’s fine.
VELMA: I know many have said that this is just Mindy Kaling venting (something she’s prone to do in her other work), but I think that since the hype died down, there’s nothing to really support it. It is DESIGNED to piss people off. I’ve read fanfics and porn comics with better takes on Scooby-Doo. Can’t wait for Season 2 to destroy my Twitter timeline.
Also watch Mystery Incorporated. The cartoon and the live-action TH-cam show. Both are better takes.
Ten Year Old Tom: Ah yes, I like this one. I was gonna write about how similar it is to Home Movies, but my job is done. Hope to see it grow into something amazing.
Animals.: Man, I can’t believe Smosh ripped this show off. Embarrassing. This show has HUGE David Firth/ Salad Fingers energy. The different stories remind me of The Wall arc from Solar Opposites. So yeah. I’m out of things to say. It solid.
Spicy City: GOD this show was done SO DIRTY. I want this to come back so badly, or at least a remaster. Bakshi knows how to do sci-fi man.
The Life and Times of Tim: the good one. Deadpan animation is my favorite genre.
Close Enough: banger show. Kinda sad that they got cancelled, considering that season 3 was just starting to experiment a little more (they did a Treehouse of Horror-style Halloween episode and it was pretty good). Alas, I await whatever JG has next.
Fired on Mars: This show is a modern-day classic. Alongside Moon Girl and Unicorn: Warriors Eternal, THIS is the way forward for the 2020s in terms of animation. Plus putting Luke Wilson in a dystopian hell-scape is my jam.
Spawn: Yeah this is awesome. Shame how Spawn just can’t catch a break. How the film is ass but Hellboy got two bangers back-to-back is astonishing. Still, we will never have another show like this one. The very definition of “I guess you guys aren’t ready for that yet, but your kids are gonna love it.” Fire.
Yes, about that angel woman, Angela didn't appear that much in the show due to issues with the artist that drew her and Todd McFarlane, which led to her getting replaced by Jade.
Yep, now she's just a Marvel character I think
Spicy City is a show I really need to watch sometime. Animat’s retrospective of Ralph Bakshi kinda of picqued my interest in some of his work. Only full things I’ve seen of his so far are Christmas in Tattertown, his What a Cartoon shorts (those are flat out crazy lol) and maybe alittle of his work on Spider Man 1967 (need to double check that).
The entirety of Spicy City is on youtube. Not the best quality but still.
You need to watch his feature length films, I’m a massive fan of his and most of them are absolute art
Fritz the Cat is probably the most "real" movie i've seen in a long time.
16:46 yeah Zaid Magenta aka Misantho Pony is a horrible person who has harassed and blackmailed a teenager (Cartoonshi) causing him to suffer panic attacks and harasses anyone who dares disagree with him on anything. I think he even made docs on their personal info on anyone that dared vocalise an opinion he disagreed with or called him out on. Also he has a massive hate boner for the star wars sequels. Even after his huge controversy with Cartoonshi he hasn’t changed. Also hes in his 30s.
My boy Im so glad you gave Spicy City a mention. I seriously thought I was one of the few who even watched that mini series. Ralph Bashki to this day is seriously underrated. Think imma track down the series one more time
P.S.
Jaxton is still the best bro
Gotta love my boy Jax
I honestly find it off that WB is now afraid of HBO being the main title for their streaming service. Granted it was a weird decision from the start, but parents were scared of it? I know some of their original programming ain’t family friendly, but they literally have a channel called HBO Family.
Apparently it's the other way around, that HBO doesn't want to be associated with WB and Discovery programming.
What show is the two girls in the right part of the thumbnail from? They don't seem to match any of the styles in the video.
Spicy city
The Prince is hilarious.
Great list! I didn't know Close Enough was already cancelled, let alone that it had a season 3! (it's on Netflix here but they're a bit slow on adding new seasons :/ ). Also didn't know there was a Spawn animated series, it looks rad as heck
To add on the Ricky Gervais Show, I absolutely love it. It's a good show to either watch or to listen to. Personally, I think that Karl Pilkington (the star of the show/podcast) is one of the most funniest people you'll ever listen to. What makes this better is that he's 100% genuine, meaning he's never trying to be funny. It's just him. The things this man says will catch you off guard if you're willing to listen to his stories and ideas. Ricky's laughter is also hysterical. He loves egging on Karl whenever he tries to explain something ridiculous. They all have really good chemistry.
I can agree that the Ricky Gervais Show might not be for everyone, but I don't think it's trying to be. In fact, all shows in general will have people who enjoy it and those who don't, and that's okay.
On that note, if you're willing to give this hilarious adult animated series a try, I'd recommend starting at season 2. All seasons are good, but season 2 is a great hook. There are plenty of laughs to be had here.
I definitely remember the promotions for Santa Inc being very consistent when it first came out lol. I still find it crazy Robot Chicken’s production company got to work on a actual Mickey Mouse Christmas special just last year and… it was actually pretty tame lol. Random question though have you seen a special called the Santa Claus Bros? It was a CGI Christmas special that aired on Disney Channel that had Bryan Cranston as Santa which is funny because he was the main character of a another Christmas Santa story called ‘Twas the Night.
Stoopid Buddy does good work. They just unfortunately do their fair share of bad work too. They also do a lot of minor effect work as well. Like the transition shots/miniatures for the new MST3K shows Netflix did awhile back.
@@larrylaffer3246 huh didn’t know that and yeah Robot Chicken can be pretty hit or miss. Sometimes I feel like they are trying way to hard for shock value on certain sketches.
@@Sonicandlaytonfan Robot Chicken's probably their best work. It's the rest that's hit and miss. "More miss than hit." Honestly I just wish they'd just stick to the stop motion part of their company as other than Lakita, there's really not many companies dedicated to that. Well US based anyways, I won't obviously forget Aardmann in the UK.
that was the most positive review of Velma I've heard so far
Yeah, and I didn't even like it that much!
Velma should have deserved last place XD
The bottom 3 deserve their spots they’re all pretty bad Velma only looks nice and that’s the nicest thing I can say about it
As a person who unironically likes Velma I can say it totally deserves it
He's a leftist, of course he got some enjoyment from it
@@Junkyard_music69 what do you even see in the show, I'm not judging just asking
@@ijustlikebees I don’t know I just find it so stupid so ridiculous and so weird that I end up taking it seriously and tuning into new episodes. I know objectively it’s trash. The characters are trash. The humor is trash. And the only thing objectively good is the animation. but still, I chuckle at the jokes I admire the animation and I want the characters to succeed. I guess it’s just a guilty pleasure.
And thank you for not being a dick about it.
Been binging your videos. Amazing stuff, this is probably my favorite video so far! Mad I didn't know about your channel sooner. Will check out Fired on Mars
Welcome aboard!
21:48 My favorite Velma scene was the one with her getting hit with a car. I literally had an audible laughing fit over that scene the first time I saw it.
I’m loving these rankings. It’s a uniquely paced one with great explanations as to why some shows are at the spot that they are at. Makes you wonder if you’ll ever do one for Adult Swim, but I’ll give you some time on that one since i already know that it’s gonna be a massive feat
Your editing style reminds me of rebeltaxi especially the little transitions between shows. Good video too and let's hope that Discovery doesn't kill everything good about hbo
Would love to see you rank the Netflix cartoons, good mix of good stuff and horrible stuff which should be interesting
OH MY GOD LITTLE CURIOUS YOU JUST UNLOCKED A DEEEEEEEEEEP MEMORY THAT MENTION ALONE HAS EARNED A SUBSCRIPTION
It's funny that this was what Nick Kroll did before Big Mouth. I'm amazed that there isn't someone like Stu on there. And the theme song is perfect!
Ricky gervais is the most unbearable british comedian currently going but his show is great because he just lets karl pilkington and stephen merchant be funny while he vaguely exists in the same area as them.
James corden enters the room
Life and times of Tim is the funniest HBO show on Earth. I had no idea I was watching such a gem. Tim is such a soggy tomato, such a bore, such a harbinger of bad luck, no matter what he does he can't help others. I just love it.
9:09 The Ricky Gervais show? I think you mean "The Karl Pinkerton" Hour? Since Karl was the backbone to this show and all Ricky did was set him up with hypotheticals and laugh. I used to live the show when I was younger.
And to think, so many people *still* genuinely believe adult animation is all the same. 🙄
Would you like to see more non comedy adult animation like spawn?
The problem is, in terms of quantity, raunchy or dirty humor with satirical takes on adult problems is the most common genre for Western adult animation.
Despite the fact that adult animation has huge potential in handling so many genres and being even more vivid and colorful than live action adult-oriented shows.
That is literally what Japan did as a huge chunk of anime is literally adult animation which is why they've been dominating the animation industry for decades.
Life and Times of Tim might be the most underrated show of all time.
I wonder if it were to come out more recently, if it'd be more popular. Such a great show
I don't like Ricky but I like Karl, he's the main reason to listen/watch the show
I’ve only seen the first two eps of Velma and… yeah I could tell this would be a tough watch. You are right about most of the characters being flat out tenderfoots. Heck during the court scene on ep 2 if Fred hadn’t went nuts, I would have berated everybody in their room lol. I’ll hopefully give it another shot soon since you said the mystery itself was intriguing. First seasons of shows can be rough so it is too bad people have lashed out on it so quickly. I still think Be Cool Scooby Doo is one of my fav entries so far in the franchise for its more comedic storytelling and yeah it’s another example of a show that sadly wasn’t taken seriously because it was doing something slightly different both art style and writing wise.
Hope to see the Amazon Prime list soon. I think there’s enough to stretch out without being overwhelming. Netflix alone would be deadly due to how many of them are Dreamworks tie-ins.
Seriously, like half of their animated lineup is that.
For suggestions, maybe you could do the ill-fated line up of Crunchyroll Originals?
As soon as I saw Fired on mars from this video I paused it and went to watch it and wow I need more… please I need more please please
15:26: Why the hell did you put the opening song for Mystery Incorporated for this show?!
I'm glad to learn I'm not the only person who watched Valkyrie Drive: Mermaid i feel slightly less dirty now
It's surprisingly hard to find what shows played specifically on the HBO channel cause HBO max takes up all the search results
Yeah, it can be confusing
Ten year old Tom is actually the 3rd show made by Steve. All his shows are amazing. The new VIPs is Wonderful also and one of his shows. Unpaid hookers is one of my favorite episodes ever.
Hilarious first 15 seconds, he isn't super mad just being like hey calm down in a firm voice 😂
I understand why you thought Tim and Tom were somehow connected lol. Don’t really have much of a comment about them other than I remember seeing pics of the former in different places and I think I remember dvds of it were at my Disc Replay store.
I don't remotely align with your views, that much was obvious when you didn't say Velma was irredeemable trash with absolutely no value. However i'm super glad you mentioned Spawn, cuz I forgot it existed and it's an excellent show. I need to re-find it. Been a long time since I watched it. It definitely deserves its spot at the top.
Yet another fascinating list of adult cartoons.
Fired on mars hooked me in with its plot twists
Let me tell you you have no clue where it’s gonna go past episode 4. Such a refreshing show and I really hope it gets a second season especially w that cliffhanger
Also jaxton is the 🐐
Could Paramount + be next?
It’s sad that I can’t watch a bit of these shows now 😮💨 I’ll try and watch all the ones available now though!!!
28:26 So you mean to tell me that Amphibia ripped off the idea of "RuPaul playing a character with lots of authority" from Animals? What? XD
Found your channel recently so I'm watching through a good number of your videos and my question is if you were to do this video again, would your ranking of Velma go down on this list after the even worse second season?
I wasn’t really interested in the Prince right from the start. Political satires like this or My Cartoon President aren’t really my thing.
28:56 Every cell in my brain was dumbfounded.
Same here dude
Loving the vids man!!!
Thanks!
38:56 GOD I miss Close enough I'd wish they should have kept it on HBO MAX
I'd really liked Fired on Mars it's really good hope it gets a second season
I need a second season
Tim is hilarious. I think Tom will get better with time like his first show did over time
I am so pissed that Fired On Mars is apparently not available on HBO max where I live. (I am not gonna buy a one year plan for a vpn)
Personally I want to see your opinion on Unicorn Warriors Eternal
I think I'll make a vid when the season is over. I really like it so far tho!
It’s weird that keith David has played at least three characters who make a deal with the devil/demons
I was afraid that Spawn didn'tmake the list , but thank god ess it was cause even though it was short lived , it was an phenomenon.
The Brenda funeral killed me
16:45 - 16:57
Oh how that aged like fine wine
I'm surprised that Velma and Santa Inc won't at the very bottom
Man I miss Close Enough. That show was too good.
Also, still never seen Spawn. I did start reading the comics last month, though.
21:45 Bro didn't need to spit so many facts right there.
Gotta let people know
@@HatsOffMedias Truly bro.
Also, if there’s one HBO animated show you miss.it’s called “ Only you: an animated short collection”. it’s a bunch of shorts of up-and-coming animators
When are we getting the MTV Animation video? I really want to hear your thoughts on Aeon Flux and The Maxx
I was not expecting ten year old Tom to be good.
I can’t fuckin believe man name dropped Valkyrie drive mermaid he has absolutely no shame.
No sir, I don't
@@HatsOffMedias lol I’ve seen my fair share of crazy anime like Super Hxeros and We Without Wings so I wouldn’t mind picking your brain about that someday.
Gotta be honest though, the bit with Velma just helplessly laughing at Shaggy, like, not HERSELF meaning to come across as mean, but just not getting it AT ALL and just finding it HYSTERICALLY funny, just getting funnier the harder he tries-- THAT is actually REALLY hot as far as I'm concerned. I could even see an edgier version of the REAL Velma getting a similar or even that EXACT joke-- the rest of the show can burn up in a rabid AIDS fire.
I just made horrible realization. This guy sounds like Ben the looney and I can not unhear it
There is one thing I like about The Prince. The voice acting for Queen Elizabeth was pretty decent
Say, anyone know what the clip of the creepy rabbit at 1:20 is from? Swear I've seen it before I some childhood trauma that crawled out of storage
It's from a Spawn commercial
21:28 - 21:48 This is best thing I've ever heard someone on the internet say about Velma.
Why no mention of perhaps the actual best animated show currently on Max? That being Harley Quinn?
55:47
Fired on Mars is amazing, I remember at the end of one episode where he was doing really good ya know working out and all that, then he just reverts back to depression, as an ex addict I have never had a small scene hit me like that did.
gotta throw out the comicbook where scooby gang are fighting against zombies in the apoclypse
How bad does a show have to be to be ranked UNDER Velma?
Fired on Mars is so underrated
25:40 animals feels like an american animated version the bbc show mongrels, i love them boht, they're both really funny
0:17 Lol no, as a Canadian all we got was the WB, which is apparently just basic as basic gets down there.
Still, this is gonna be a good watch.
17:32: Eh, buddy, if you were a teenager, it would have been fine but you are very likely at least 22.
Velma is in most iterations a high school student.
Don't you think you're being a bit socially inappropriate?
Go go power rangers
Fired On Mars 👌👌👌👌👌
Velma could be good if it wasn't a Mindy fanfic. If they just inserted a regular teenager velma.
Animals is a comfort show for me. Plus the season 2 finales credits put me on to Ohia's Farewell Transmission
I guess I'm gonna have to watch Close Enough now.
Kinda hard now, they took it off
@@HatsOffMedias Life is pain...
@@HatsOffMedias there's always piracy :]
I'm almost done watching, but one thing I just wanted to say before I finish is that I'm just so happy to see all the Letterkenny references spliced in here and there lol. Peak show. Wonder if you'll ever get around to its spinoff Shoresy. I just finished the first season myself recently and thought it was pretty charming.
Close Enough and Spawn are Top Teir,What even are the other shows😅
I appreciate your enthusiasm. I got some shows I got to check out! Great video 👍👍
I approve of your bottom pick. No matter how bad [title for the show that's currently trendy to hate] is, it's not the Prince. Nothing can be as bad as the Prince.
(Looks around)
Crap. There's no wood in my immediate vicinity.
The big thing of why I loved Spawn TAS, is the handling of the "love triangle" like he didnt feel like fucking dick about the whole unfortunate situation of "dying and finding your wife married your best friend"
So many
Too many shows have love triangles that just are really annoying to watch, and Im glad they didnt focus on that aspect so much for the show
Also, fuck, you put on that infinity train soundtrack sold my soul for watching Fired on Mars. Gonna sit down in a sec with some friends to watch it
I saw it all. I couldnt stop watching. holy shit fired on mars is my #1.