what do you think is the biggest giveaway to identify which season that you’re watching?
For me: Jade/Robbie’s Hair
Tori’s Makeup
Cat’s Voice
The cinematography
The phone props
The transitions
Mine is the very first one....because it actually mattered to the plot in the most epically funny way.
My second favorite is the one where Quacker turns into a monster and it happens with the rule of three from Jerry falling on him after their tumbles.
They try to make "Swee Pea" laugh in a Three Stooges routine, but every since time it goes from animated slapstick to cartoon assault that legitimately isn't funny.
In the baseball episode, Timmy wishes for Chester's sports skills to be as best as ever but Da Rules state that he can't use magic for anyone to win a competition, but the magic fails only when Chester denounces Timmy as his friend....
I really like this episode, but this is a continuity error that I quickly clocked on a rewatch, I don't really think magic lets itself slide for the altruism of Timmy's wish here.
Insane how a 30 year old man was playing a 17-18 year old high schooler while Crazy Steve's was A YEAR YOUNGER IRL.
Tell me anything from an episode that actively makes no sense to you....whether it be a general event going against traditional rules, or the inevitable flaws in someone's plan, how they managed to go to some odd places or how they don't recognize the "dopplegangers" or some continuity errors, feel free to vent.
For example, Spencer demanding Carly and Freddie to test out the security system in the restaurant episode without asking them if they actually had work the rest of the day despite his active attempts to be a real guardian?
For those who have Patreon, what is the Heck Report like and is it worth the $5 per month?
What do you think of his analysis videos on the show's episode and their ridicule?
Notice how the Goodfeathers EACH have a contract same with Pinky and the Brain, but Mindy/Buttons SHARE one, as do Rita/Runt.
Is it because one of them can't read or why is this the case?
Given how it's the first full Warners-centered toon and how there's a lot of early direction with the classic gags?