My parents don't understand why I have such a bizarre sense of humour, and that's because they didn't pay attention while I was watching Animaniacs and Freakazoid as a kid.
That's why I wasn't allowed to watch them growing up. Being the eldest with younger siblings who reenacted everything and took it literally meant the easiest solution for my parents was the ban hammer :/
Chicken Boo is basically this: Proves himself, is regarded as a hero, until he's revealed to be a chicken and then is rejected and despised. I guess it's the inverse of Rudolph Syndrome.
Chicken Boo what's the matter with you? You dont act like the other chickens do. You wear a disguise to look like human guys. But you're not a man, you're a Chicken Boo.
I die from laughing when I see the episode where the politicians' secret cult like club is just watching the Three Stooges, which taught them everything they know. XD
An excellent review, but I have one criticism: I think the video sells Looney Tunes a bit short. Chuck Jones has waxed philosophical on his characters in the book Chuck Reducks, and what drives the humor in each character - like how Bugs is who we want to be, while Daffy is who we are (our ideal self vs. our private self). He has even written nine rules for a Wile E. Coyote and Roadrunner cartoon, which Eddache has discussed in a recent video on the two characters. There's a lot of depth behind the Looney Tunes, even if Warner Bros. hasn't always done the best job of showing it in more recent years.
This was my thought as well. Looney Tunes lasted years and years, so it's easy to claim they fall short by making generic criticisms of them. But to me, the best Looney Tunes shorts are superior to the best Animaniacs episodes. What's Opera Doc is far better than any Animaniacs episode I've seen. Just my opinion
That's what I was thinking as well. Besides Jones's intellectualizing the creative process, the part of the video about real life people in the cartoons, that ignores the Tex Avery influence (Freleng also loved parodying Hollywood celebrities, even as far back as the earliest era). Tex almost invented LTs & MMs breaking the 4th wall. And World War II forced them to be a bit political, albeit mainly at the enemy, esp. Hitler. Looney Tunes should be seen from the pre-1948 cartoons as well as the later ones... though even the '50s ones parodied The Honeymooners and the Jack Benny Show.
Whatever the thought process was behind Looney Tunes, I've always found it boringly predictable, even if people who worked on it are able to talk it up in post.
In part, that's because looney tunes is kind of the GROUNDWORK for modern cartoon slapstick. Particularly, the original cartoons don't really have verbal or topical humor to draw from, which massively crimps the number of potential gags just as it makes them more universal and less bound by language or time.
This was a very good video, however I do want to point out that the Pinky and The Brain (both the Animaniacs segments and the spin-off) have a little more depth than simply portraying power and narcissism. Brain’s motives for taking over the world isn’t pure megalomania, but because he believes that he can do a much better job at running the world than the current world leaders and he does want to make the world a better place. Additionally, Maurice LaMarche (the voice actor for Brain) even stated that the moral of Pinky and The Brain is to never give up and to keep persevering in the face of failure. And I think those elements make Pinky and The Brain so endearing.
This show was a blessing to grow up with during my childhood. I absolutely did not fully understand all of the adult jokes they told but I still appreciated its bizarre humor and iconic characters. Thanks you have now inspired me to rewatch the series as an adult. I think it’s on HBO Max if I’m not mistaken. Yay!
I always thought that would be an interesting idea. A 2d animated/live action movie, similar looking to Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Space Jam and Looney Tunes Back in Action. And the movie is a parody of just like you said, live action remakes and reboots based off of cartoons. With how meta humor the Animaniacs are, it could work.
It would start with Dot screaming when she looks in the mirror, tells the boys, who just notice once she's pointed it out. Yakko starts tearing into the 4th wall (and something about "I didn't ask for this, I'm not Pinocchio" and "Does this mean we aren't from PENnsylvania anymore?"), and Wakko just keeps eating his waffles and says "these taste even better in 3D". Maybe the plot would be them trying to get the animators/studios to change them back because their cartoon powers are limited in live-action. Then, after some hurdles and cartoony stuff, they jump into a bunch of different animation styles, and when they go back to their original classic style the characters from their show are frozen/stuck in time loops and the world is stale/faded/dull, because the original animators aren't working on it anymore, and the world/industry has moved on from that kind of animation. But then, with the Animaniacs reboot, they get a compromise and a happy ending. I guess the theme is too serious to really fit with their vibe, but the entire plot would be a criticism of the live action remake trend, as well as exploring changing animation styles and audience tastes, and if the industry should follow the masses, or do something risky like use a unique/new animation style or story/characters. Wait, is that (abandoned cartoon) plot from something else? Epic Mickey?
According to rumors, the writers would create "decoy jokes" that were so offensive the censors would, of course, cut them, and be distracted from the REAL jokes.
6:01 “Mad lib” is an apt analogy. Back in the day, I used to daydream in Animaniacs-filling in the blanks was easy with a familiar structure. Good times.
Animaniacs is one of the best animated shows. The new ones are good, but the classic's were the backdrop of my high school years. I really enjoyed the analysis and nostalgia. and because he was always one of my favorite characters. Chicken Boo, What's the matter with you? You don't act like the other chickens do. You wear a disguise to look like human guys, But you're not a man, you're a Chicken Boo.
I finished high school watching Tiny Toons and loved it... Animaniacs was a whole new ballgame that I'm happy to have been an adult to fully enjoy and still love today.
Animaniacs is definitely a crowning achievement of 90's animation. It was a melting pot of different ideas as it took cues from all over the spectrum, the lowbrow and slapstick comedy from looney tunes, the highbrow comedy of Saturday night live and even things like Rick and Morty, the format of a comedy sketch series such as Monty Python. It did a great job at appealing to audiences of different ages. This show in my opinion is what defined the spirit of Warner Bros., especially in the 90's. It's spin-off was also regarded as a classic and the reboot, though somewhat lacking the charm of the original, still closely sticks to its blueprint while attempting to replicate its zaniness in the 21st century. Great job, Amblin, Steven Spielberg and Warner Bros.
Helllooooo nurse! This was my show growing up!!! This, tiny toon adventures, Doug, Rugrats, the list goes on lol #80sbaby #90skidsknow. Animaniacs is def a classic cartoon. The humor was ahead of it's time. And even the spinoff cartoons were classics. Hello, Pinky and the Brain, the Goodfeathers lol and I still say good idea, bad idea 😂😂😂.
7:50 chicken boo is about prejudice and a society rejecting someone based on what they are and not who they are as chicken boo is loved by everyone until they discover he's a chicken
I've been watching your videos for years on here and tell everybody to watch. Your opinions on topics are so intellectually written and thoughtful. You always hit points I felt, and appreciate, while bringing out the joy I felt for the show you talk about. I recently found your gaming channel and really enjoy it, and knew it was you! I had to research after realizing it. Keep up the good work sir.
This was incredible! Super packed with information and so many of these shows either went right over my head when I was younger and some I had not even heard about. Being as Animaniacs are currently on Hulu I might now give it a look. Thanks for the eye opener 💜
I'm 21 years old about to be 22 next month, and I never grew up watching this show. I never even saw this show before, but I've been aware of this show's existence. Actually, I'm interested in getting the complete series on DVD for my birthday. I wanna see what the people who have watched it are talking about, and I wanna see if it's as fun as folks say. Plus, I'm a sucker for 90's cartoons and animated movies.
Me too, I was hoping it'd get a mention, oh well. I found it hilarious that they chose to call out the abundance of reboots in its first episode, whilst embracing the irony.
This is the real cinematic universe movie series I was looking for... Animaniacs, Histeria!, Pinky and the Brain, Tiny Toons, and Freakazoid. All of the different cameos made me think of this as a comic book when I was a kid. Like the 90s Marvel Shows. Only now as an adult, and someone who likes to write, I think about it as intersecting tales. Pinky and the Brain are the misdirection big bad turned ally. Father Time from Histeria! could be the old wizard of the story (Gandalf/Merlin) Animaniacs and Tiny Toons give you variety and color/personality to the cast. And Freakazoid could be your wildcard.
I watched the reboot when it came out and loved it, so then I watched the original show, and I'm glad I did! It's genuinely one of the best cartoons ever made. Only thing that brings it down are the quality of a lot of the segments. The old show was pretty hit or miss in this aspect, some of them are brilliant (Yakko Wakko and Dot, Pinky and the Brain, Slappy Squirrel) and some are just boring/bad (Hip Hippos, Chicken Boo, Katie Kaboom). Honestly I think the old show only has three CONSISTENTLY great segments (Minerva Mink was funny but only ever got two segments and Rita and Runt ranged from just OK to good and both segments are dropped after season 1 so...). I like that the reboot only has the Warners and Pinky and the Brain, there's a reason they're the most popular.
It’s amazing how much I loved this show despite not knowing 75% of the references and celebrities. I still love the show but now I at least understand it fully.
My sense of humor developed prematurely as a result of watching this show (or clips of it on TH-cam, rather) between the ages of seven and ten. From thence I developed also the mixture of all three Warners' persona.
This is why this show was fantastic while the remake just doesn't understand what made the original so good. The writers of the original were men and women who came from an era where talented people entertained the world, dating back decades before in film, tv and stage shows, this is why they were able to apply characteristics to these cartoon characters that gelled with people of different generations, and make timeless jokes and stories in the show. The reboot writers didn't understand that, they instead depend on modern day buzzwords, cheap online entertainment that's already become old to its audiences, and having nothing of substance people can find relatable anymore, outside of shallow twitter and youtube demographics.
The bit at 6:00 regarding the mad-libs style is the same reason the Phineas and Ferb is so great: you never know the structure but not how the writers will fill in the blanks.
When that guy called you Tyler, I finally got my verification that you are indeed clean prince gaming. Finally man, I’ve been wondering this since I first found nerdstalgic
What animated show should we explore the genius of next?
I’ve got some movies I can think off, but shows have abandoned me at the moment T^T
Since you’ve already covered Dexter’s Lab-how about The Powerpuff Girls?
Daria? Batman: The Animated Series? Gargoyles? Phineas and Ferb? Classic Simpsons?
Hey Arnold
Ren and Stimpy. Im kidding LOL
My parents don't understand why I have such a bizarre sense of humour, and that's because they didn't pay attention while I was watching Animaniacs and Freakazoid as a kid.
An entire generation learned humor from Animaniacs, and you can see the effects to this day.
Definitely my favorite cartoon as a kid. They taught me sarcasm. Lol
And satire. Slappy the Squirrel was fluent.
That's why I wasn't allowed to watch them growing up. Being the eldest with younger siblings who reenacted everything and took it literally meant the easiest solution for my parents was the ban hammer :/
No it didn’t
Animaniacs turned an entire generation into smartasses.
Chicken Boo is basically this: Proves himself, is regarded as a hero, until he's revealed to be a chicken and then is rejected and despised. I guess it's the inverse of Rudolph Syndrome.
"no matter your achievements, some will judge you by your appearance"
"he's a chicken I tell ya. A giant chicken!"
Hey, call him by his real name "Boo Cocky".
Chicken Boo what's the matter with you? You dont act like the other chickens do. You wear a disguise to look like human guys. But you're not a man, you're a Chicken Boo.
🎵You wear a disguise to look like human guys, but you're not a man, you're a chicken boo 🎵
I loved that the second-last line of the intro song was always different. "Animaney- totally insane-y - chicken chow mein-y..."
Who remembers when the warner Brothers and Sister would troll Bill Clinton and any other political figures
Still at it, but yes.
* Looks at the cyclops in the reboot * Pretty sure they still do
I die from laughing when I see the episode where the politicians' secret cult like club is just watching the Three Stooges, which taught them everything they know. XD
@@TayoEXE That was the Pinky and The Brain spinoff.
@@TayoEXE wasn’t that Pinky and the Brain lmao.
Chicken boo is about prejudice, and a society rejecting someone compotent because of what they are, not who they are.
It’s about wearing a disguise to look like human guys but he’s not a man he’s a chicken boo.
Animaniacs is one of the few shows where the more you rewatch the funnier the show becomes
An excellent review, but I have one criticism: I think the video sells Looney Tunes a bit short. Chuck Jones has waxed philosophical on his characters in the book Chuck Reducks, and what drives the humor in each character - like how Bugs is who we want to be, while Daffy is who we are (our ideal self vs. our private self). He has even written nine rules for a Wile E. Coyote and Roadrunner cartoon, which Eddache has discussed in a recent video on the two characters. There's a lot of depth behind the Looney Tunes, even if Warner Bros. hasn't always done the best job of showing it in more recent years.
This was my thought as well. Looney Tunes lasted years and years, so it's easy to claim they fall short by making generic criticisms of them.
But to me, the best Looney Tunes shorts are superior to the best Animaniacs episodes. What's Opera Doc is far better than any Animaniacs episode I've seen. Just my opinion
That's what I was thinking as well. Besides Jones's intellectualizing the creative process, the part of the video about real life people in the cartoons, that ignores the Tex Avery influence (Freleng also loved parodying Hollywood celebrities, even as far back as the earliest era). Tex almost invented LTs & MMs breaking the 4th wall. And World War II forced them to be a bit political, albeit mainly at the enemy, esp. Hitler. Looney Tunes should be seen from the pre-1948 cartoons as well as the later ones... though even the '50s ones parodied The Honeymooners and the Jack Benny Show.
Whatever the thought process was behind Looney Tunes, I've always found it boringly predictable, even if people who worked on it are able to talk it up in post.
Oh, but hey, me saying "always" goes too far on second thought. There are some gems as you point out.
In part, that's because looney tunes is kind of the GROUNDWORK for modern cartoon slapstick. Particularly, the original cartoons don't really have verbal or topical humor to draw from, which massively crimps the number of potential gags just as it makes them more universal and less bound by language or time.
This was a very good video, however I do want to point out that the Pinky and The Brain (both the Animaniacs segments and the spin-off) have a little more depth than simply portraying power and narcissism. Brain’s motives for taking over the world isn’t pure megalomania, but because he believes that he can do a much better job at running the world than the current world leaders and he does want to make the world a better place. Additionally, Maurice LaMarche (the voice actor for Brain) even stated that the moral of Pinky and The Brain is to never give up and to keep persevering in the face of failure. And I think those elements make Pinky and The Brain so endearing.
This show was a blessing to grow up with during my childhood. I absolutely did not fully understand all of the adult jokes they told but I still appreciated its bizarre humor and iconic characters. Thanks you have now inspired me to rewatch the series as an adult. I think it’s on HBO Max if I’m not mistaken. Yay!
It's only on Hulu, and there's a good reboot of it by the way
I would unironically watch a live-action Animaniacs movie that totally, shamelessly, rips into the trend of "live action remakes" of animated works 😂
I always thought that would be an interesting idea. A 2d animated/live action movie, similar looking to Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Space Jam and Looney Tunes Back in Action. And the movie is a parody of just like you said, live action remakes and reboots based off of cartoons. With how meta humor the Animaniacs are, it could work.
@@deevids3349 Absolutely! Cartoon characters coming to the real world is literally part of the premise of the show, so why not?
It would start with Dot screaming when she looks in the mirror, tells the boys, who just notice once she's pointed it out. Yakko starts tearing into the 4th wall (and something about "I didn't ask for this, I'm not Pinocchio" and "Does this mean we aren't from PENnsylvania anymore?"), and Wakko just keeps eating his waffles and says "these taste even better in 3D".
Maybe the plot would be them trying to get the animators/studios to change them back because their cartoon powers are limited in live-action. Then, after some hurdles and cartoony stuff, they jump into a bunch of different animation styles, and when they go back to their original classic style the characters from their show are frozen/stuck in time loops and the world is stale/faded/dull, because the original animators aren't working on it anymore, and the world/industry has moved on from that kind of animation. But then, with the Animaniacs reboot, they get a compromise and a happy ending.
I guess the theme is too serious to really fit with their vibe, but the entire plot would be a criticism of the live action remake trend, as well as exploring changing animation styles and audience tastes, and if the industry should follow the masses, or do something risky like use a unique/new animation style or story/characters.
Wait, is that (abandoned cartoon) plot from something else? Epic Mickey?
I cant believe that prince joke made it through
Or the scene where Dot wears an innapropriate dress.
I hope Hulu keeps this going for a few seasons. One of the few reboots I approve of.
God yes. The proper way to reboot something
I hope so too!
We’re zany to the max, there’s baloney in our slacks....
And I just rewatched all the songs, too. What’s great show
“We’re animan-y, totally insane-y”
Perfect example of the trope "getting crap past the radar" ♡
According to rumors, the writers would create "decoy jokes" that were so offensive the censors would, of course, cut them, and be distracted from the REAL jokes.
6:01 “Mad lib” is an apt analogy. Back in the day, I used to daydream in Animaniacs-filling in the blanks was easy with a familiar structure. Good times.
"I'm your biggest fan! What do you say to that?"
"I'd say puberty was inordinately kind to you."
This show is an absolute masterpiece and this video proves just how genius and amazingly humorous it was
One channel 2 silky smooth voices? we truly are blessed
I also love that brain is actually the dumb one and discredits every smart idea inky comes up with who is supposed to be the dumb one
Animaniacs is one of the best animated shows. The new ones are good, but the classic's were the backdrop of my high school years. I really enjoyed the analysis and nostalgia. and because he was always one of my favorite characters.
Chicken Boo,
What's the matter with you?
You don't act like the other chickens do.
You wear a disguise to look like human guys,
But you're not a man, you're a Chicken Boo.
i never had the chance to watch animaniacs as a kid and i’m so sad because i would have adored it (as i do now)
I finished high school watching Tiny Toons and loved it... Animaniacs was a whole new ballgame that I'm happy to have been an adult to fully enjoy and still love today.
I’m sad he didn’t mention freakazoid!
Animaniacs is definitely a crowning achievement of 90's animation. It was a melting pot of different ideas as it took cues from all over the spectrum, the lowbrow and slapstick comedy from looney tunes, the highbrow comedy of Saturday night live and even things like Rick and Morty, the format of a comedy sketch series such as Monty Python. It did a great job at appealing to audiences of different ages. This show in my opinion is what defined the spirit of Warner Bros., especially in the 90's. It's spin-off was also regarded as a classic and the reboot, though somewhat lacking the charm of the original, still closely sticks to its blueprint while attempting to replicate its zaniness in the 21st century. Great job, Amblin, Steven Spielberg and Warner Bros.
Good Idea, Bad Idea was one of my favorite segments narrated perfectly by Tom Bodett from the Motel 6 commercials.
Man I remember being a kid and watching Animaniacs, Freakazoid, and Pinky & the Brain such good cartoons.
Should definitely do over the garden wall
That was a great show with just the right amount of weird.
Helllooooo nurse! This was my show growing up!!! This, tiny toon adventures, Doug, Rugrats, the list goes on lol #80sbaby #90skidsknow. Animaniacs is def a classic cartoon. The humor was ahead of it's time. And even the spinoff cartoons were classics. Hello, Pinky and the Brain, the Goodfeathers lol and I still say good idea, bad idea 😂😂😂.
Thanks for reminding me I haven't watched Wakko's 50 states and their capitals song in awhile...
It's a masterpiece
Truly is
@@Nerdstalgic
Can we agree that the Chicken Boo, Buttons and Mindy and the Katie segments were exactly the same every time?
Buttons and Mindy was one of the funniest things I had ever seen as a kid.
Man, this show was incredible. I'm going to go rewatch it right now 🥰 thanks for all the info drew
7:50 chicken boo is about prejudice and a society rejecting someone based on what they are and not who they are as chicken boo is loved by everyone until they discover he's a chicken
Animaniacs is a good show for kids and even adults 😂
They're Pinky, they're Pinky and the Brain
Brain, Brain, Brain, Brain, Brain, Brain, Brain
Narf!
@uwubooboo1199
The Pinky and the Brain spin-off was much better than Animaniacs.
I've been watching your videos for years on here and tell everybody to watch. Your opinions on topics are so intellectually written and thoughtful. You always hit points I felt, and appreciate, while bringing out the joy I felt for the show you talk about. I recently found your gaming channel and really enjoy it, and knew it was you! I had to research after realizing it. Keep up the good work sir.
I think shows that are meant for kids but have lots of subtle characteristics for adults are some of the best shows there are.
I loved this show as kid and still do. Great video man!
This was incredible! Super packed with information and so many of these shows either went right over my head when I was younger and some I had not even heard about. Being as Animaniacs are currently on Hulu I might now give it a look. Thanks for the eye opener 💜
Wow. Loved the episode, guys!
I'm surprised that you didn't bring up the hulu reboot nor the movie, Wako's Wish
Fun Fact: There are 2 people on the animaniacs team from my home state of Illinois (Tress MacNeille from Chicago and Tom Bodett from Champaign)
Love them to death 🙌🏿.. them and tiny toons, gargoyles and countless others. 90s animation remains unmatched to date
Yess I've been waiting for this!
It's here!
"Just have fun!"
Easier said than done. lol
I'm 21 years old about to be 22 next month, and I never grew up watching this show. I never even saw this show before, but I've been aware of this show's existence. Actually, I'm interested in getting the complete series on DVD for my birthday. I wanna see what the people who have watched it are talking about, and I wanna see if it's as fun as folks say. Plus, I'm a sucker for 90's cartoons and animated movies.
Dope as always! Though I was hoping for some insight on the reboot, as honestly, it was fantastic.
Me too, I was hoping it'd get a mention, oh well. I found it hilarious that they chose to call out the abundance of reboots in its first episode, whilst embracing the irony.
So late to another quality banger by Nerdstalgic. Always worth it
Love your stuff bro
Goodnight Everybody!
That background music is amazing!
Tyler dropping the bangers 🔥 missed ya bro! Always love when you upload I grab the popcorn and a seat!
Love, love, love Animaniacs!!!! Definitely a part of the fabric of who I am. ❤️
One of the greatest animated shows of all time
You forgot that it was also quite educational.
remember the states and their capitol song, that is how many people in the 90s learned them
Pretty zany
"Hello Nurse" ....She was a fox
Ha!
This is the real cinematic universe movie series I was looking for... Animaniacs, Histeria!, Pinky and the Brain, Tiny Toons, and Freakazoid. All of the different cameos made me think of this as a comic book when I was a kid. Like the 90s Marvel Shows. Only now as an adult, and someone who likes to write, I think about it as intersecting tales.
Pinky and the Brain are the misdirection big bad turned ally. Father Time from Histeria! could be the old wizard of the story (Gandalf/Merlin) Animaniacs and Tiny Toons give you variety and color/personality to the cast. And Freakazoid could be your wildcard.
Liked before I watched this. Great creator and great creation
I watched the reboot when it came out and loved it, so then I watched the original show, and I'm glad I did! It's genuinely one of the best cartoons ever made. Only thing that brings it down are the quality of a lot of the segments. The old show was pretty hit or miss in this aspect, some of them are brilliant (Yakko Wakko and Dot, Pinky and the Brain, Slappy Squirrel) and some are just boring/bad (Hip Hippos, Chicken Boo, Katie Kaboom).
Honestly I think the old show only has three CONSISTENTLY great segments (Minerva Mink was funny but only ever got two segments and Rita and Runt ranged from just OK to good and both segments are dropped after season 1 so...). I like that the reboot only has the Warners and Pinky and the Brain, there's a reason they're the most popular.
Great episode, guys! Loved it!
Hello nurse!
I still can't believe 'Hello' is her first name LOL.
I never realised that was her name
That fingerprints joke... how did that make it into a kids show!
The 90s were different times...
Nice guest on the channel today 👍
You can expect more of him
@@Nerdstalgic let him get his own channel please
@@Belioyt Bad Day?
It’s amazing how much I loved this show despite not knowing 75% of the references and celebrities. I still love the show but now I at least understand it fully.
South park is actually kind of a spiritual successor to this show as a tv series that basically just makes fun of everything
5:30 "He's a chicken I tell ya! A giant chicken!"
Animaniacs is truly one of the greatest show of All Time.
One of my favourites of all time! Such an amazing show growing up, will always remember it
What's that jazz track underneath the dialog? That's good stuff.
The WB watertower was the first thing I went to see when I moved to LA.
My sense of humor developed prematurely as a result of watching this show (or clips of it on TH-cam, rather) between the ages of seven and ten.
From thence I developed also the mixture of all three Warners' persona.
Good night everybody!
Animaniacs and Histeria! are so underated
Definitely top 3 favorite cartoon intro theme songs
I love this show
Enjoyed the new stab at the videos
You will never see a show like animaniacs 1993. The humor alone is enough for animaniacs 1993 to stand out from the crowd
Gotta love these videos...
I swear my future cartoon is gonna have a lot of Animaniacs references ans inspiration
I just can't express my love for this show enough
Not to mention we all know the 50 states and their capitols, as well as quite a few countries of the world. :)
This is why this show was fantastic while the remake just doesn't understand what made the original so good.
The writers of the original were men and women who came from an era where talented people entertained the world, dating back decades before in film, tv and stage shows, this is why they were able to apply characteristics to these cartoon characters that gelled with people of different generations, and make timeless jokes and stories in the show.
The reboot writers didn't understand that, they instead depend on modern day buzzwords, cheap online entertainment that's already become old to its audiences, and having nothing of substance people can find relatable anymore, outside of shallow twitter and youtube demographics.
The bit at 6:00 regarding the mad-libs style is the same reason the Phineas and Ferb is so great: you never know the structure but not how the writers will fill in the blanks.
Oh cool this is a fresh one
Hope you enjoy!
@@Nerdstalgic Of course I will
Omg thank you. I loved these shows!!!
*insert Animaniacs quote here*
Hello, Nurse
Ok lady. I love you. Bye bye
DO YOU THINK I'M CUUUUUUUTE?!
No one:
Animaniacs writers: what if we had the Warners bounce on Winston Churchill's belly
I’m really simple. I see Animaniacs and I click
Simple genius
When that guy called you Tyler, I finally got my verification that you are indeed clean prince gaming. Finally man, I’ve been wondering this since I first found nerdstalgic
that HAD to be richard lewis when the hippos say something about low class look and the guy says "shoot me" somewhere around 745
This was one of the cartoons I could watch with my mother, then in her 30s, and we both end up laughing just as hard as each other the entire time.
Animaniacs and Tiny Toon Adventures were my favorites.
Who is the most georgeus girl of all? Hello nurseeee. They really did their sister dirty
THESE are the reasons why I love Animaniacs so much!!
The first time I remember laughing hard was a Sesame Street reference at the vampire episode, I like to think that's when I finally understand comedy
I was today years old when I realized they had last names
2:05 Wait wait wait.. what?😂
That SNL piece is so accurate! Man. Gosh this was good!!!
Very responsible of Dot not to fingerprints