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i liked it , nerds are more like these than people realized

I've been getting into the Eltingville Club recently (saw a funny animation about it on Tiktok) and honestly I love it so much and it's genuinely so accurate! I think it might've been good in a way that it wasn't picked up for a show because the pilot honestly made Bill seem more silly than how sadistic and horrible he actually is. But I would've loved to see the comics get translated into film, it also probably would've made it more popular too which would be great! I think the themes and messages are things that quite a lot of people, especially people in fandoms and online, should really learn. There's also a sort of moral I love with Jerry's character at the end of the epilogue. If someone is set in their ways, you can't change them and at some point you need to just walk away.

The check era was the era when Cartoon Network was getting its shit back together, by making more fun and colorful, as it was. My favorite thing was how Toonami got the results to aired only on Adult Swim to this day. Also, you forgot to mention all of the Lego shows & specials. Beginning with Atlantis. Followed by the one hour special of Ninjago, which would have a followed up series continuing where the special left off. As well as the three Lego Star Wars specials. Such as The Padawan Menace, The Empire Strikes Out, & the three part Yoda Chronicles series. As well as Legends of Chima.

Took me a couple days but I finished the whole series and LOVED it! Great job with all the details and all the blood and sweat you put into this project. Very informative and helped me discover parts of CN I didn’t know about and brought me back to the days I religiously watched CN and Adult Swim. I hope for the best in regards to the future of CN. I also am subscribed and look forward to any future content your channel has

If you're interested, my friend has a bunch of original art from the pilot for sale.

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I just found a fan comic called “welcome to epilogue” where the events of the last issue, epilogue, was just a dream in Bill’s head while he was at the hospital and he tries to redeem himself. It is drawn in a mix between the show and the comic and also includes characters from the pilot like Jane and Wiloughby.

The City Era has always been the best time for Cartoon Network. Everything about it was perfect. Seeing characters from Teen Titans, Samurai Jack, Ben 10, Ed Edd n Eddy, & KND interacting with each other was like an early MCU. There was also the 5-pt Invaded crossover, which took place on May of 2007, serving as the end for the Era itself. With Fosters, Ed Edd n Eddy, Gym Partner, Camp Lazlo, & Billy & Mandy being invaded by Aliens that only want their dairy products to become Werewolves to eat all of Earth’s inhabitants. Really enjoyed Migzui at the time. My 5 favorites were Totally Spies, Code Lyoko, Static Shock, TMNT, & Pokemon. On Toonami, my favorites from the time were Transformers Cybertron, One Piece, DBZ, Naruto, & Justice League Unlimited. I watch a little bit of Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Boondocks, Robot Chicken, Family Guy, & Futurama on Adult Swim. While the anime were the best thing I loved about Adult Swim. Such as Cowboy Bebop, Fullmetal Alchemist, Inuyasha, Bleach, & Ghost in the Shell. Watching this video makes me feel like an elementary kid again.

Wowwwww, One nerd you made THE GREATEST CN retrospective of all time! It's funny that I only found your channel after seeing your LMM hot takes, but BOY am I glad that I subbed. I grew up with CN and this series really shows why the channel used to be something special.

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This video is ok but sometimes you play trailer after trailer after trailer and i zone out and forget what youre talking about 😅

you should do a history video of nicklodian and hanna barbera as an option as this is brilliant content

Wow. You should get an award.

Awesome job of explaining the history of one of the greatest networks ever created. Explaining all the different eras. Dexter’s Laboratory, Powerpuff Girls, Johnny Bravo, Cow & Chicken + I’m Weasel, Ed Edd n Eddy, Samurai Jack, KND, & Justice League were the best shows.

Nice making of this video all about the Cartoon Network, Toonami, and Adult Swim. :) Hey, can you do the same thign with the history of DC Animated Universe of it please in the future? I grew up with that cartoon series, I wish to hear all about it in your point of view like you did with this one.

You say buffalo gals was never aired again bit i definitely saw it as a kid (we're talking around 2008)

56:46 thats an American

These videos give off the same energy as early CZW and XPW.

You have brought back my childhood!!! Thank you!!! My parents and I used to watch a lot of Ed Edd n Eddy growing up, Dexter's Laboratory as a baby in 1996.

This was one of the best YT videos I have watched in a long time!!!! Thank you for all your hard work and research.

PETITION TO BURN MINETA AT THE FUCKIN STAKE

I was only 2 or 3 years old when Cartoon network first aired...... I was born during a good time of TV and I the 6 to 9 year olds the got to enjoy the stuff they would put on during the mid to late 90's I loved the Cartoon Cartoon block which always aired Dexter's lab Johny Bravo Power puff girl's and Cow and chicken and I Loved Cartoon Cartoon Fridays because of the new episodes they'd air i think I only ever watched stuff on Cartoon network and nickelodeon for the longest time everytime i came back from school lol. I'm only 10:00 minutes onto this video and I know I'm going to have a blast watching more of it and feel like a old person going down memory lane......lol

Instant like and sub. This was a lot of work. Well done. Loved CN through the 90's and early 2000's even

An 8 hour compilation of the entire history of my childhood network? Let's go! Really love the work you put into this

So many butthurts haters in the comments. The movie was great.

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This is the best docuseries on cartoon network I've ever seen. The only ones that even come close are 47cartoon guy's and Animat's, but this one is by far the best. Permanent subscriber.

First one here... I'M definitely getting my popcorn ready for this! A whole 8 hour Documentary on the CN I grew up with from day one. I am privileged to get to because I am born in the late 80's (87 to be exact) and my childhood WAS the 90's.

No offense. You sound like Kevin from ,,the office"

R. I. P John Witherspoon (pops Jones on Friday Grandad on the Boondocks) man was a black comedy legend.

I love Johnny Bravo's "get offa me ya son of a handbag! There! That oughtta teach you some manners!" from the first episode.

Your dubbing is so wonderful! I've been an still am a huge fan of TEC, it's so amazing to see all these new fans popping up, and to see all the new content showing up around. Love your videos by the way, you have such a nice editing style :}

13:37 Josh: “Spirited away in the safety of my pants” Miyazaki:……say that again?

It's funny that a lot of people say: "hollywood doesn't make good, unique movies anymore, they just make cashgrab sequels! Everything is the same and boring". And when someone finally makes a unique sequel with a great twist, a movie that goes a different way than the first one, the same people say: "Why didn't he make the movie exactly like I expected and wanted it to be!". I mean.... this movie is finally not just a cheap cashgrab. I love the fact that he made the movie how he wanted it to be and didn't take the route of just pleasing the "joker fanbase". The first movie was one of my favourite movies for a long time and when I heard they do a sequel I was a little bit concerned that they will destroy a perfect stand alone movie. I never expected such a beautiful work of art and I'm positively surprised. Wonderful cinematography, great acting and a good message. I was in therapy for a long time and had to learn to break out of the victim mentality, that's why this movies touched me on a very personal level. I'm feeling so sad for arthur that he never had a person to show him how to fight his way out of his misery😢 Thank you for this awesome video, it's the best one about this movie I saw so far👌

It feels like Arthur isnt moving the plot because he isn’t, The joker is. The opening cartoon shows this. In this movie the joker is Tyler durden. While he and Harley are planning an escape, Arthur is stuck in a musical trance fighting his other personality. The only way to escape is to kill Arthur and take full control. After the explosion “joker” throws arthur in the backseat and jumps up front. They are fighting for control and joker wins by manipulation through harley.

Good video, still not a big fan of the movie but this video does give me a new perspective on it

You should have mentioned the alt-universe on it where they were all failed indie comic writers, stealing eachother's art and talking shit about superhero comics.

So I'd like to have a civil exchange! I actually find it interesting how a lot of folk have found the film's subversion interesting, and it COULD have been, in my opinion, but it fails on many levels. Folie à Deux seems to hate you for liking the first film. It is strangely hostile to it's core audience and Todd Phillips is weirdly resentful toward people who really connected with the first film. The movie spends 2 hours recapping what happened in the first film, and then lectures you as to why you suck for liking it. The film seems to absolutely HATE Arthur by torturing him further, as though this poor man hasn't been through enough already. I also think Todd is completely wrong in thinking that "people only care about the Joker, no one cares about Arthur Fleck", an angle he has really gone for with this sequel. He couldn't be more wrong, because I have seen countless fans of the first film talk about how relatable, grounded and real Arthur feels to them. What was the point of the first movie if the sequel is telling us that none of Arthur's character development or journey mattered? It renders BOTH the first and second film almost meaningless, because it's telling us that the Joker never mattered, that Arthur's persona and character development never mattered. What is even the point in the first movie even existing then if that's how Todd feels? Harley Quinn in this film is one of the biggest wasted opportunities I think I have ever seen in a movie. She could have been REALLY interesting in the context of this film, a rabid fan who wants Arthur to be who she thinks he is. But she ends up being nothing more than an underwritten mouthpiece for Todd Phillips to further throw spite at fans of the Joker. In my opinion, it's a spiteful, bitter film, that weirdly hates the first film's success and the first film in general. What I did kinda like is that it talked about people who wanted the Joker to be a certain way, to "be the Joker" that people wanted to see, which, again, could have been super interesting and unique. But I find this film doesn't really go anywhere and by the end, nothing has changed and nothing has really been explored, or completed, or expanded on. The discussion of this film has been interesting and hearing someone out who enjoyed it rather than hated it is interesting!

Considering it was made bad on purpose I'm gonna say, neither.

Maybe the director got scared by the public and establishment response to the first film and decided kill the character. Fix the "mistakes" of the first, and get in line with the system.

Look, I'm a nerd with anger issues, but I would never get angry or laugh at my fellow nerd friends for a mistake in a game or getting ripped off from a movie seller. I would honestly just say, "Aww crap" or "I'm sorry you got ripped off, but you know what you got is hilarious, and I actually know a person that will get you a legit copy". I will, however, get angry if they secretly stole my waifu, get a figure, and used said figure in a gross situation. That's when I start chasing them like Hank Hill chasing Dale. But then I get over and say dibbs when I watch an anime with friends. Cause that's when they back off and find their own waifu. Number 1 rule: You don't mess with someone's waifu. Out of all the members, I'm nasically a mixture of Pete and Jerry. Pete: when it comes to certain fictional men. Jerry: mainly because I have a kind of tick kinda like his Biddi biddi biddi....its basically saying, "Iculus Cuora" from Uncle from Another World everytime I see something horrifying P.S. I actuallly know a guy who's job is to sell the most interesting movies that exist. I met them at a monster convention and bought the following: Beverly Hills Vamp (a movie where Eddie Deezen aka Mandark kills vampire hookers), Fast Food (a movie where everyone becomes horny from eating a hamburger that has a secret aphrodisiac sauce and has Jim Varney and his friend Blake Clark) and Shakes the Clown. I hope to see them again and pick up "Ed and his dead Mother" and "Stewardess School" Edit: kinda want to find "Instant Piano"

I'm so tired of this framing. Nobody 'misunderstood' Joker 2. They understood perfectly and didn't like it. You aren't smart just because you noticed what theming was 2 days ago

Todd just chose the Seinfeld ending.

Joker is for people that think they're cool misunderstood, downtrodden people.

Cringe take

The incredible irony of “the one nerd” trying to justify a horribly unintelligent piece of media that was rushed and tried to piece together, that not only the cast and director disliked but anyone who watched it would dislike because it’s bad. Pretending to understand the film that was flawed and mishandled by producers and a literal mess that everyone involved can see shows how you’re just a random clueless moron that doesn’t even understand how clueless and moronic you are.

I loved Folie à Deux and it made the first film even better, because we could re-view it through a different lens and with more insight. Appreciations for your insightful and honest review, even touching on the »All it Takes is One Bad Day« mantra of the Joker. The video wouldn’t have needed so much Despot stuff, because it's an excellent analysis on its own.

'look how intelligent i am, i got the Joker 2 and nobody else got it' lool well done bro, u like a shyte movie

lol u trying so hard so hard to be subversive but u failing bro, like the movie did

I loved Joker 2. Not quite as good the first, but close, and a VERY fitting sequel, to the unconventional, controvesial, genre-defying first movie. I'll bet money that in 15 or 20 years, Folie a Deux stands up far better than 99% of comic book movie sequels. People saying the movie is a middle finger to fans, are kinda HALF-right... But they also completely miss the whole point of the movie. Philips DIDN'T want to make a sequel; He wanted the first movie to stand alone.... But the studio, responding to audiences who ONLY go to see established franchises, sequels, reboots and spin-offs of familiar characters, just kept throwing money at Philips, til he eventually accepted.. So the movie IS "a middle finger"... But its NOT "a middle finger at Joker fans, for relating to a disenfranchised white, male anti-hero", like half YT seem to want to believe... ... it's s a middle finger to lazy, risk-averse audiences, demanding lazy, risk-averse sequels, that are just a copy-paste of a safe, familiar movie, with safe, familiar characters, doing safe, familar stuff.... Those people characterizing Folie a Deux as "woke Hollywood, mad that audiences liked the edgy firat Joker movie" are 100% projecting, and didn't SEE what was on the screen. I don't really think Philips cares about"woke" politics, one way or the other.... but if anything, Folie a Deux is one of the LEAST"woke" movies of the decade; It contains exactly ZERO tokenistic casting, or forced "diverse" characters or storylines. Like the first movie, its just a pretty accurate depiction of New York society in the 80s. And it's very clearly a passionate tribute to classic musicals of the 50s- But without a HINT of the usual apologia, in any modern movies with "retro" themes, about the fact that those old musicals reflected the social values of their day. It completely avoids ANY if the usual "woke" preaching, about race, or lgbt, or gender politics, or anything else; it's notable for a total ABSENCE of any of the standard, tired, forced "woke" tropes.. Its just a gloriously ballsy, totally unapolagetic love-letter to a genre that's become forgitten/unpopular, which Philips has modernized in a very innovative, unconventional way, in a way that FORCED sequel-viewers out of their comfort-zone, of seeing the same, safe, predictable movie, over and over and over... Even if it WAS a bad movie (which I don't believe it was), I would STILL praise a sequel director, for doing something so gutsy and outside the box. People (me included) have been complaining how bland, spineless, and unoriginal 2020's movies are; Well, you can like Joker 2 or don't like it... But you CAN'T accuse it of being unoriginal, or failing to take risks... And "original"/"risk-taking" means that NOT every movie will please every movie-goer.. that's why its called a "risk". But I will gladly accept even BAD movies that genuinely take risks, and do something original... as opposed to 99% of 2020's movies, that are jusy lazy, generic, bland mush farted out by faceless, indistinguishable directors, where every movie feels like it was made by a combination of market-resarch data, a corporate diversity and inclusion taskforce trying to not offend Twitter/Reddit, and an AI director-bot 9000,, just rehashing whatever people liked about the last half-dozen successful movies. The reaction to Joker 2 proved that its AUDIENCES' fault that 2020s movies are garbage, arguably even more than studios... Coz audiences just WANT familar, same-same reboots and sequels, about characters they're already invested in, doing the same, familiar, safe, re-assuring stuff they did in the LAST movie in that franchise. Joker 2 may not have been the sequel that audiences wanted... But it was the sequel audiences deserved...