To add context: I had a crush on this character until I saw a tweet about what she did in the show. Out of sheer fear and curiosity, I watched a little bit of the fourth episode and then skipped to the end.
At this rate, I'm not sure if I even want to give the show a try because I don't know how to feel about it. I'll still love the character regardless, but they cannot be serious.
I feel like calling it one of the biggest family guy clone just because it's an adult animated family sitcom and the family is fat husband, hot wife, with daughter, son and psycho child. Feels like a weak argument.
Some of his complaints are ehh.
Calling Jimmy the dumb fat dad, he's not peter Griffin level of man baby, he's runs mob heist, he's street smart.
Jimmy is dumb when it comes to Canadian culture.
Peter kills because he's a immature idiot psychopath man child.
Jimmy kills because of his mob roots and to protect his family.
Cookie as "hot sexual wife" meant to be a "copy" of Lois.
Lois Griffin hot looking not really at least a average. It's more of Peter as a fat man scoring a woman like Lois.
Cookie thing is she's a mob wife and a ex-striper of course the whole sexual look. And Catholic.
Petey the son the "progressive doormat" by saber.
Sure he's progressive, he's also a nerd, a incel nerd. He's a "smart progressive doormat virgin"
Teresa the daughter sure she's the bimbo stereotype.
She's a Bulimia nervosa.
Gina the youngest is "early season Stewie with pigtails"
Early season Stewie actively wants to kill Lois and take over the world.
Gina is more of an Eddy from Ed, edd and Eddy if he was a gangster. Trying to make money from her mini scams.
McCool "he's a nice Canadian" and the main complaint is his "for Canada *blank*"and his horse going at the speed of light.
Yeah it's called a running gag it's like saying homer strangling Bart is tiring but they have 30+ seasons and fugget about 3 seasons.
And saber complaining about how the character calls Regina, vagina before the intro and saying fugget about it to start intro. It's also a running gag and a catch phrase.
Invincible does the when the word invincible is said instant title card.
And the complain that fugget about it is full of stereotype um hello family guy.
And use king of the hill as a example.
Most animated family sitcom is always has a wacky but possible plot but king of the hill sticks to realism telling story.
Fugget about it compared to family guy looks similar writing feels similar but different.
Fugget about it family are they a bit dysfunctional yes even the Petey punching bag they have the family bonding and sorry.
Family guy dysfunctional 24/7 meg at least dying every episode.
Fugget about it has one the better compared to family guy a decent continuity.
McCool other than his "For Canada" sometimes he talks about his dad leaving him and his mother a wreck.
One of the "for Canada" jokes may or may not be a jab at family guy cutaway gag, with "For Canada and flashbacks that remains relevant to the storyline"
Or Cookie wanting to do a fortune teller scam as the main episode plot. By another episode Cookie her scam.
cheech's ex-Chinese wife ming few episodes later we see cheech recognize ming as one of the investors.
If "fugget about it" was a true family guy copy it would have a talking animal. Like bootleg brian in paradise PD.
Hello, I’m 19 years old, and I grew up watching Saberspark when I was younger. I’ve been thinking about what happened to the original Saberspark era and that feeling of watching the channel when it was such a big part of everyday life, especially seeing Saberspark discuss animation, movies, television shows, cartoons, and other animated projects, along with the humor, reviews, commentary, storytelling, jokes, and distinctive atmosphere that made the channel feel so special.
Now that the original Saberspark era has changed and moved forward, the era that many people grew up with can feel like it has passed. The videos, the atmosphere, the people involved behind the scenes, and the feeling surrounding the channel have all evolved over time. Saberspark and the people involved with his work have gone on to different projects and different parts of their lives. It feels strange because I grew up watching these videos, and now everything has just… changed and moved on.
I remember watching Saberspark when I was younger, and everything felt so simple. I could just sit down and enjoy his videos about animation and cartoons without thinking about anything else. Back then, it felt like the channel would always be there, and I don’t understand why the original style and feeling couldn’t just continue forever or why creators eventually have to change and move on.
I also wonder why watching Saberspark now doesn’t feel exactly the same anymore. The older videos are still there, but the feeling is different. It feels like something is missing, almost like the channel feels unfamiliar even though I remember it so clearly.
Why do YouTubers and online creators eventually change their content, their style, or the way they approach their work? If people loved watching them for years, why can’t they just continue forever with exactly the same feeling? Why do creators have to move on, and why do audiences grow up and stop experiencing things the same way?
It feels strange knowing that the Saberspark era I grew up with has changed, that the internet has moved on, and that chapter feels different, even though it once felt like it would always be there.
Maybe that is part of what makes the channel so meaningful. It did not have to stay exactly the same forever for the memories to last. The old videos remained the same, but I changed. The internet around me changed. Saberspark continued growing and creating different kinds of content, and the time in my life when I watched his videos without worrying about growing up eventually became part of the past.
I suppose that is why it can feel so strange to return to old Saberspark videos years later. I’m not only watching his animation reviews and commentary again. I’m also remembering the person I was when I first watched them. The videos can bring that feeling back for a moment, but they cannot completely recreate the time and place in which those memories were originally made.
The original Saberspark era may have changed, but that does not mean it disappeared completely. It still exists in the memories of everyone who grew up watching the channel. The videos remain, the memories remain, and the part of childhood and internet culture they represent does not have to disappear just because the creator and the audience have grown and moved forward.
It was a Television Animation Studio in the 80s and 90s that competed against Hanna-Barbera, DIC and The Disney Afternoon.
I know this movie isn’t out yet, and I’m pretty sure it’s going to do fine, but I have Had ENOUGH of Disney doing these stupid, cash grab, corporate greed, live action remakes because of how much they destroy what made the originals so special. I mean, where’s the emotion, the sobbing, not to mention the charm, hell, even Snow White got the worst of this trend, even though Walt Disney himself did not want this to be altered. And with Tangled being the last princess movie to be brought in live action "in theaters", maybe we’ll start to see some of the trend die down after Lilo and Stitch 2. At this point, I just hope we’re nearing the end of Disney’s live action trend, ever since LA Cinderella, the remakes have been going downhill, I get that they want to prevent their characters from going into public domain, but if they really wanted to remake them, they should’ve went with CGI when they had the chance, heck why not add in new or familiar characters like maybe their palace pets (to fix lore issues and bring back childhood memories because they haven’t referenced them a long time), or their children from descendants, or even better, either remake them in CGI or live action and actually do it right or don’t remake them at ALL. Sorry if this sounds like a rant, I just really hope Disney goes back to what they do best: animation, even if it’s CGI, and I love 3D animation, and never does any live action slop like this ever again.
This Is One Peak Movie. Trust Me Y'all Would Love The Soundtrack.
An Angry Birds reference, since the movie is gonna be bird themed, do you think Zootopia 3 will have an Angry Birds reference or do you think that will be a bit too rare?