I am gonna tell you guys a funny story: From my childhood to my early teens, the boys around me would often say: "Zoey 101 ended because Zoey got pregnant". But here's the thing: Because they would always say "Zoey" instead of "Jamie Lynn Spears", i always assumed they were talking about the character, not the actress. So for many years i thought the show ended with the character of Zoey getting pregnant
When i was in my late teens to early twenties, i watched an episode of The Big Bang Theory where Leonard describes Sheldon as "an eighty year old man dressed in the shirt of a fifteen year old boy". When i saw that, it made me pretty angry, because when I was fifteen, my dad claimed it was childish for me to constantly wear that type of shirt
My dad got weirded out when i said i considered Peter Dinklage a badass, but to me pretty much everything about him seems stereotypically badass, from his face, to his facial expressions, to his voice
One argument that people use against Dan Schneider is that his shows include jokes mocking nerds, but isn't mocking nerds a staple in comedy since forever?
I find Disjointed to be a pretty unique and surprising project in Chuck Lorre's career, because pretty much all of his previous sitcoms portrayed marijuana in a negative light
Some of the criticisms i have seen the live action movie get are pretty anachronistic, such as: I have seen a woman complaining that Daisy was blonde instead of brunette, even though she was very frequently portrayed as blonde in the early 90's, and i have seen a boy complaining that Mario's voice sounded nothing like the games, even though the games didn't feature Mario talking at the time, and Bob Hoskins' voice sounded very similar to the cartoons
Wade Fulp is pretty notorious for being a right-winger, but isn't Tom Fulp a right-winger too? I often get the impression that when it comes to Newgrounds, right-wing politics are the rule, and left-wing politics are the exception
When i was a teenager, i felt guilty for finding Summer attractive in the School of Rock show because i thought the actress was considerably younger than me, years later i found out she was literally my age
One criticism of the film "Scoob!" is that nobody wanted a Hanna-Barbera cinematic universe, but here's the thing: My dad DID want a Hanna-Barbera cinematic universe, but not what the movie was establishing, he wanted a live action cinematic universe focused exclusively on the superheroes they created, so it could be done as a counterpart to the MCU and the DCEU
I have heard people say that black women were always portrayed negatively in Dan Schneider's sitcoms, but i think that definitely doesn't apply to Charlotte from Henry Danger
Muitas pessoas falam que jogos não devem te deixar pra baixo e não devem debater questões políticas e/ou sociais de forma muito profunda, pois jogos são feitos para diversão, não para te fazer refletir sobre o mundo lá fora. Muitas pessoas acham esse tipo de retórica problemática, pois existe toda uma noção de que "jogos são arte", e a arte é justamente feita para refletir, te fazer sentir algo e questionar a sociedade como um todo. O que inclui a ideia de que a arte muitas vezes é deprimente. A questão que eu quero chegar é o seguinte: Uma vez, eu joguei pelo Newgrounds uma visual novel chamada "Beyond Darkness". Ela me deixou profundamente deprimido quando eu joguei. A história era profundamente trágica e eu me senti genuinamente mal pela protagonista. Aparentemente, um dos finais do jogo é bom, mas eu peguei o final ruim quando eu joguei. Uma coisa interessante é que eu falei uma vez para a minha avó sobre o quão deprimido eu fiquei ao jogar o jogo, e ela respondeu que eu deveria jogar outra coisa, pois jogos são feitos para se divertir