The Animation Station

[Philip J. Fry]

[Philip J. Fry]

[Philip J. Fry]

[Philip J. Fry]

[Philip J. Fry]

I laughed so hard.

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Those slow motion ripples are disturbingly precise and accurate considering how LUDICROUS the whole thing is.

[Philip J. Fry]

Those slow motion ripples are disturbingly precise and accurate considering how LUDICROUS the whole thing is.

Those boobs broke the Matrix.

[Philip J. Fry]

Final Space is such a pretty-looking show.

[Philip J. Fry]

D-Frag! An anime show about a young delinquent who gets tangled with a game creation club full of crazy women!

After a long while I finally watched the whole thing. At first I struggled to get used to the razzle-dazzle tempo of the show and how crazy the girls are (plus the disconnectedness of each episode), but once I got used to it, it had some very funny moments. Off all the characters, I probably liked Takao the most (and the boob jokes were very funny). By the end of the season (and the OVA), it was starting to remind me a little of Community (but way more over the top).

[Philip J. Fry]

She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, S5:

So yeah, I loved this show and it's a must watch ya'll.

[Wryan]

Holy heck five seasons already? This feels like it's come out super fast. Haven't watched it yet but will try to get around to it.

[Philip J. Fry]

Holy heck five seasons already? This feels like it's come out super fast. Haven't watched it yet but will try to get around to it.

Yeah, Netflix likes to pile-up the seasons.

Anyway, highly recommended.

[Philip J. Fry]

[Philip J. Fry]

I have to agree with him. [

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While the revival seasons and movies never reached the insane consistency of the earliest seasons (particularly with it's comedy and satire), the fact the show never lost it's heart and ideas make it still worth watching, from the pilot up until Meanwhile, which remains one of the best series finales I've seen.

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[Philip J. Fry]

Bob's Burgers, S10: By this point Bob's Burgers might not blow us up with epic laugh-out loud episodes, but it still delivers the chuckles, a big, solid roster of characters and one of the loveliest families of television. To see a show that's about to enter it's 11th season showing this consistency and finding ways to keep it's characters fresh and at the same time familiar is a huge accomplishment (just ask the family from Springfield). Also, I demand more Louise and Regular Sized Rudy.

[Philip J. Fry]

[Philip J. Fry]

[Philip J. Fry]

[Philip J. Fry]

[Philip J. Fry]

[TGM]

I never did get around to seeing this while I was living in NY. Literally every single clip I've seen of it online gave me vibes of the recent Disney live action remakes, where it just looked like it was put together by people who clearly possessed no understanding of what made the original film actually work. Like, the clips of "Love Is An Open Door" make Anna look like a creepy, pervy aunt more so than a naive lovestruck teenager from the movie, and various clips of Elsa's performances just came across like either the director or the actor (or both) similarly didn't understand the character she was playing, belting out at inappropriate moments of songs and such that completely miss the point of these same moments from the film. Hell, one of the new songs, "Monster", may make for a decent single, but even that song alone is a complete redundancy of the reprise of "For The First Time In Forever", and is as such, literally a waste of time, which I've also heard is the case for a number of the other new songs as well. So with all that uncertainty, and knowing how disappointing and frustrating all of the recent live action remakes have been for me, I just couldn't justify the asking price to see it. Ah well. Maybe if it gets uploaded onto Disney+ like they're doing with Hamilton, I'll finally give it a shot. *shrug*

[Philip J. Fry]

[Philip J. Fry]

She-Ra spoilers.
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