its like that one time when YIIK A Postmodern RPG straight up mentions Chrono Trigger in one of the cutscenes like bitch dont you dare bring up the name of a masterpiece in your shitty ass product
When you know what your more critical viewers are going to say, you know the standard for this genre is much higher even recently, and you just shrug it off to make absolute shit.
Remember the person that made the Simpson did 3 different shows but somehow they were all still different concepts with new different characters? This is what happens when it’s done wrong and cheaply.
@@Crudely-Drawn-CupcakeYup. The Tracy Ulman show. A show that would be remembered for the brilliance of Tracy Ulman if it hadn’t been for the insane success of the Simpsons.
That’s why I appreciate shows that handle adult themes, not adult humour. Don’t get me wrong, adult humour can work. But the thing with Paradise PD, Hoops and other shows like that is that it requires some actual writing to pull off. One recent adult comedy that handles this pretty well is the Harley Quinn animated series. While there is adult stuff in there, the comedy falls more on the characters and the way they interact with one another, not so much the adult aspects. And the writers balance out the comedy with actual plot and development too. Is the show perfect? Of course not. For me, not all of the jokes landed. But the characters were still able to carry it when the comedy wasn’t necessarily up to the task in places.
I remember talking to an animator in a meetup and he was talking about his work on Paradise PD, and when I asked him what his worst experience working on a show was, he immediately said Paradise PD
Sounds like animators are fully aware of how cheap and lazy the animation looks when network and streaming executives are keep shoving them in the face of consumers.
@@Cinemabuff-wr4qk i mean most animators don’t really give a shit about what they are paid to do. As long as they get paid. It’s pretty apparent when you see the contrast in style between artist and the projects they involve in
The phrase "adult animated cartoon" is always a massive red flag for me. Somehow animated shows for adults manage to be far less mature than shows literally made for kids.
Honestly though, if you compare any of these shows to a kids show like Adventure Time or something similar, I feel like a lot of those kids shows explore a lot more real topics that actually mean something rather than just dirty jokes.
@@EvilMike349 its because they're trying to teach kids life lessons with cartoons whereas adult animation they don't care because it's adults so they do whatever stupid shit they want.
@@ciel1083 That's a good point, I mean you still have adult cartoons like Bojack Horseman that delve into some deeper, darker topics and it gets pretty real, but it seems like that's the exception rather than the rule.
You can still make an adult cartoon comedy and put your heart into it Like smiling friends it feels like the creators loved what were they doing with the show This in other hand ? It feels like they took what they thought was good ideas and plastered their characters on it as if it makes the show automatically good
I mean, even the so called "good" adult animation (before the advent of Bojack Horseman) can be considered this. As good as Simpsons, pre revival Family Guy, Futurama and all these shows are, they're just normal shows with edgy jokes and that's that. These are actually good instead of fucking Bickleberry, but you get my point.
@@MarceloZ2 i see what you mean Majority of them are comedies Only primal and invincible managed to get emotional for me but other stuff are just comedies I think adult cartoons could get more emotional than anime We just need the right people
Yeah animators probably gotta deal with big projects in short deadlines and for very little salary. Also if they complain or ask for basic respect, they’ll be fired and replaced with someone in South Korea
To be fair, I think I remember seeing a thread by an animator on twitter saying that Big Mouth and its... spin-off? had some of the best working conditions they had ever worked under. Meanwhile you have Netflix use a loophole of splitting one long commissioned season of Cuphead into two, since that's cheaper than actually paying for two seasons. Quality of the show doesn't always correlate with how well the workers are treated
@@_Moralle Oh, yeah, I know that! I'm not only talking about how they are treated, but on what projects they have to do. I wish that they got to work on something that the creator is passionate about instead of doing repetetive adult cartoons. Glad if they are being treated well, but it sucks that most things can't have both good work ethic and a good cartoon. The fact that it's not the standard for how artist and animators should be treated is horrifying to me. They deserve better.
The intro perfectly describes my insecurities as an aspiring cartoonist. I am afraid of pitching my ideas to a big company that could cancel it at any time, specially in an era where the bigger companies are cancelling great shows out of greed (or worse, trying to purge them like Warner Bros. Discovery is doing)
@@zheik7q imagine if their fourth show was just a whole bunch of leftover scripts from canned episode ideas from Brickleberry, Farzar, and Paradise PD with sea monkeys in a bootleg bikini bottom as the character and setting skins, and with absolutely zero changes to those aforementioned scripts at all.
It's amazing how with each passing show they make it look more and more like it was made with GoAnimate. They can't even get a side-on 3/4 perspective to not look stiff anymore. Anything that has actual perspective to it looks like it was drawn by a twelve-year old. The cars in Paradise PD were awful and contorted in ways that defied euclidean geometry, but with this *everything* that isn't a wall or floor has that problem.
yeah that's a thing with a lot of adult cartoons they look like advanced versions of go aniimate i watch a go animate with family guy character and honestly i didn't look that much different from the actual show artstyle
Literally, the characters don't even look like they're interacting in an environment, it just feels like they're in front of a cardboard cutout that they just sorta exist in front of. Take 3:58 for example, he doesn't look like he's sitting on the bad, he feels like he's in a sitting pose in front of the bed. Also from what I can tell, there's really no interesting shots, it's all just mid distance shot with a character on one side of the frame talking to a character on the other side of the frame, with the occasional close up. It doesn't feel like watching a show, it's like looking through a window at a bunch of people in a room. It's depressing
I think the thing with Adult shows is that they're overcompensating way too hard to justify being "adult" shows, adding things like violence and graphic material and swear words, all of which come off as tasteless because of how pointless it is. Kids shows, on the other hand have literally nothing to prove. So of course they're gonna come off as more mature when they can tell a better story and jokes, without any blood or swearing whatsoever.
They really give off an air of insecurity, like they don't see value in taking themselves seriously. It's why I can respect a show like Final Space. It's an adult animated show, with some goofy humor, but it's very character driven with a focus on fleshing them out and in turn feels more charming than just making dumb jokes. You can get behind Gary's antics because he's likeable. But to top it all off, at the center of the story is a pretty serious plot, and when it matters, it matters. The villain is often the butt of many jokes, but the show solidifies him as a threat to be reckoned with. It's not the best show, it definitely has a lot of flaws, but it has a lot of heart and feels really confident in itself (which in turn means it has very little meta-humor, something that has gotten old in adult comedies). There are many other adult animated shows that are as good or even better than Final Space too, but I think it's a prime example because it is first and foremost a comedy, while other great adult animations tend to put the focus elsewhere.
Meanwhile, kids shows like Tom & Jerry and Spongebob feature brutal violence without even using red liquids (except as a gag when it's actually ketchup).
@@reek4062 the orvile is just a comedy star trek rip off. Plus McFarlane can't do live action acting. He's just so stiff. Like ge says "well we no longer need to fear the bsnana" and I can't tell if the character is meant to be straight sincere sarcastic flippant or facetious
Even with some of the good shows they look ugly as shit some times. Like smiling friends. Some characters looks really good and some are just gross to look at
@@mayonnaise3959 that is the intention,to look cartoonlishly gross and creepy, unlike these goofy ahh adult shows that looks like the berserk 2016 team switched to cartoons instead of anime
@@Ay-di4fq Yeah I feel like sometimes it works with the vibe of the show, but a lot of times it’s just ugly for no reason and takes away more than it adds rip
@@DToTheB That it is. More underrated and not a big showoff like Family Guy. Tbh, I've always gone for more underappreciated adult cartoons. Futurama is another.
These shows always give 'show-within-a-show' vibes, like I would be watching a superior show like early Bobs Burgers or early Simpsons and this is what the kids would be watching on TV when they're introduced
It's because of the derivative self-aware nature of it. In a show like the one you described, the producers and animators take pride in the show and want it to be good. For a show-within-a-show, it's a one-off joke that is usually a parody of another show or some trope in the industry, so it feels derivative and self-aware, but it's fine since it's just an occasional joke. But you couldn't make the entire "real" show like that, it would be like a one-trick pony, and the lack of passion shows through in the way that the jokes are written, especially self-deprecating humor that shamelessly invokes the names of better shows. To use Simpsons as an example, Itchy & Scratchy is a parody of Tom & Jerry and how it is shamelessly violent, but it works in the actual Tom & Jerry show because the animators put a ton of effort into visual gags (the "Chinese Tom" meme is a prime example) and understand slapstick on a deep level that seems to be forgotten in modern comedy. The Simpsons animators wouldn't put that effort into Itchy & Scratchy because it's just a parody that only appears occasionally. Yet that seems to be the subpar standard for these throwaway comedy shows. I could go on about how parody humor is kind of a trap because writers/producers will find themselves using the inherent nature of the show as an excuse to be lazy but I don't want to essay post any longer.
@@kittykittybangbang9367 if they can even get a pilot, sometimes there's amazing concept work for a show that doesn't even get a single animation cel made before it drops.
I am currently writing a UA-cam comment! That's right, dear reader, you're reading a COMMENT that I posted on UA-cam! Did the above make you laugh hysterically? I'd assume not, because meta ≠ clever. I have no idea why people keeping thinking this is the case to this day. Like back when people were just starting to produce self-aware shows, it was unique and I got it. But now? We're on like the 4 millionth Undertale/Earthbound clone who's developer can't figure why the fourth-wall breaks didn't cause it to blow up.
The fact that we got this and not more shows like infinity train and what's happened to a tone of animators and writers shows how we are in the bad timeline
The best adult cartoons are kids cartoons with adult jokes cuz when you can’t do whatever you want you have to be a lot more creative with your jokes and writing.
I just hope Netflix doesn’t stop making adult animation shows altogether. For every 3 shit shows there’s a Bojack. They have some good shows, they just need to start trusting creators who have original ideas.
That or have the creators put their foot to the ground and refuse to let Netflix lay a finger on their production. Like Riot Games with Arcane, for example.
@@tdaddy7063 It isn’t the consistency of animation that makes Smiling Friends good, in fact they use discrepancies in animation styles to their advantage
Man those clips from my life as a teenage robot really hit me with nostalgia and completely unlocked that show in my core memory, I will now find whichever website it's on and binge watch every episode as I'm on a quest with rekindling with my childhood. Thank you space cowboy. I needed this.
Great point made in the first couple minutes about how hard it is to make an animated show. I know many people (myself included) who would kill for that kind of opportunity. There are so many passionate creators and skilled storytellers - to see 80% of animated shows reduced to this kind of mindless muck is devastating.
Its sad that actual innovative projects like Invader Zim, Owl House, Gravity Falls, Star Vs The Forces of Evil, and Wander over Yander are thrown to kids channels and must "tone it down or be cancelled" While things like these get on big time, more adult streaming services
Fun fact: we almost had a third season of Gravity Falls. Disney desperately wanted to stretch the show out further, but the creator, Alex Hirsch, only wanted two seasons. His reason was that running a whole show is a very draining task. He ultimately threatened to quit if he wasn’t allowed to end the show with season two
I really appreciate the Wander Over Yonder shout out. That show is basically Farzars concept but the silliness is way more charming and funny, the visuals are goofy and a joy to look at, the characters are actually likeable, and the story is never jarring cause the creators put effort in making it silly when it needs to and more serious when the time comes for it. In comparison, Farzar is not funny, the animation looks as static as ever, a million references to much better shows, and a jarring story that was not put together well in the slightest. It feels like Netflix was just throwing money at the creators in its desperate attempt to not piss off animation fans. In the process, it seems like the story was put together in an afternoon and the creators keep throwing concepts and characters at a wall in order to achieve family guy or rick and morty levels of success.
It depends,these show curse every millisecond and it ain't funny but hearing a kids cartoon character cuse one time in a parody dub video makes me die from laughter
I find it absolutely amazing that Lance Reddick has done the voices for so many characters in those tv shows especially when he look so serious and not the type in all other tv shows...
Shows like these getting picked up, while the good shows end up getting cancelled or put through hiatus hell is probably one of the main reasons that Netflix is currently failing.
Honestly shows like this both hurt the adult animation industry, and make people who want to be adult animators feel as if they have to put in the literally no effort or creativity into it. You could have a beautiful mature story to tell, but in order to get it picked up you'll have to put in poop and violence and excessive swearing
It sucks even more when you take a deep look into just what shows or movies were cancelled, like that popeye movie most likely would of had more worth than all of these shows combined because it was not only stellar looking but also clearly had more passion behind it from that small teaser than these shows had throughout all of their seasons
it's honestly surprising how different kid cartoons and adult cartoons are, with kid cartoons being more mature As an example, Centaurworld has plotlines dealing with trauma, suicide and genocide. even if not all of Centaurworld is mature (even as someone immature, the fart song gives me embarrassment) there is always a moment which treats an important subject matter with the care it deserves in a way that doesn't speak down to kids Adult shows on the other hand, are mostly carbon copies of family guy, having annoying characters and bad jokes that an edgy teenager would enjoy
Adult shows like family guy wish that their "deep mental health special episodes" could even hold a candle to any given Digimon series' portrayal of issues like depression and anxiety.
well to be fair I will say a lot of this is comparing an adult comedy to story driven kids show, look at something like Arcane or Castlevania or even stuff like Primal and there's more maturity in the storytelling
The worst crime Farzar pulled off is getting David Kaye on board. He's the only reason I watched this show. I was pleasantly surprised and glad to hear the Beast Wars Megatron's voice again but I also felt that my childhood was violated everytime with the massive amount of Paradise Berry crude "jokes".
It's an absolute travesty how so many passionate creators have these amazing visions for animated shows, that they'd gladly pour their heart and soul into if they could just break into the industry. And then we have this shit.
It’s really sad to know that shows with so passion and care put into them are usually dropped for no apparent reason. While shows just made for the sake to cash in on something else that’s popular and have no effort put in them at all are able to continue. It’s really fucking depressing man ☹️
This is actually one of my favorite shows of all time. The protagonist is one of my favorite fictional characters, the animation is gorgeous and colorful, the environment is creative, and it's just so funny and honestly sweet. Oh sorry I was talking about wander over yonder not whatever this show is
The sad thing is I used to be one of those people who would just blindly love almost every adult animated comedy. It's because at the time, just seeing animation clearly aimed at adults was awesome to me and made me feel more mature. Then I later learned what the word 'mature' actually means and that just aiming something at adults doesn't instantly make it mature. If Rick and Morty was just gross-out, gory humor all the time with nothing else to add, I wouldn't like it nearly as much as I do, same with South Park. But those shows do try to add genuine heart while also trying to say something relevant, and usually succeed.
Ita genuinely appalling how utterly shit the artsyle in these shows are. Seeing the clips used here is the first time I've ever genuinely been in denial of a show existing and getting made.
People give Rick and Morty too much credit sometimes. It's great and I love it, but it fell into the trap of trying to out do themselves. Like trying to make the show "smarter". The thing that made those serious themes, and thoughts enjoyable is that they were the backdrop for the comedy. It progressed into the serious topics feeling like the focal point of the show, and the comedy being an afterthought. That's just how I felt while watching the series through recently. I noticed it was a build up with each season having more serious themes than the one before, until that flip happened in season 4 and the themes felt like the focus.
I noticed this on paradise pd. And it annoyed me. But by Farzar I’m not even mad anymore. I’m impressed. I wish I could sell something 3 times… what a couple of legends.
The Farzar trailer having the line "so is it more like Rick & Morty or more like Futurama?" is infuriating. Like, do you really think YOUR shows are on the same level of quality as those?
It's also just hitting you over the head with the awful "wacky super meta comedy that is both funny and random and relatable" that's creeping into these shows
I slogged through Farzar and it is nowhere near as good as either of them. Farzar is one of the worst shows I have ever watched, it is so unbelievably dumb.
i honestly dont know why they made that show. best i can think of is that it was originally a unrelated show but the creator knew it fail so they slapped BCS there for marketability. werid to think that the events of slippin' jimmy are canon to the breaking bad universe
@@dachel683 Yeah, knowing that before both BCS and BB, Saul defeated a farting nun that sends people to Hell (I think, I saw the clip out of context months ago). Just... fun to think about
@@MitskulpCh36 Wait that actually happened? I heard people describing that shit when the show came out but I thought it was just a shitpost what the actual fuck?!
I'm convinced the only reason adult animation aims to be so raunchy, animated and crude is in defiance to the mentality that animation is exclusively for children, so they do everything the OPPOSITE of what is expected from children's animation just to go "Look at what we can do NOW!" The clip of the show used here that has the kid asking "Is this more like Futurama or Rick and Morty?" is a red flag, because it's literally reminding me that I could be watching those shows instead, or South Park, or Bob's Burgers, or even any of Seth McFarlane's shows for that matter.
My take away from Farzar is that Dana Snyder must work pretty cheap. He is three of the main characters, and many of the secondary and minor characters. I noticed that a little during Paradise PD, but it seems even more common in Farzar. No offense to him, I like him as a voice actor.
I don't know if this is a standard across the industry, but I have read that a voice actor can play up to 3 separate roles in a single show before a pay increase per additional role is added. They get around this is in some ways by technically not including sound effects as a role, things like animal sounds, or crowds of rambling people as examples.
the owl house: *doesn't get extension* meanwhile family guy, the Simpsons, American dad, SpongeBob, etc.: *gets unlimited run time 40 movies and 3 billion spinoffs*
I think this is problem of accessibility to the show. While things like SpongeBob get 90% of their channel time for themselves the owl house being on Disney channel or the other one (I don't count Disney plus because it was not even available in my region until this summer) caused a lot of people to just not see it. Also, while I have only bagan watching the show, the show seems to be watched as a whole and not just random episodes, which is another problem, since people would just not understand what's happening. That's just my feeling tho
I yelled hip hip fuckung horray when the Liberal house wouldn't continue, and on rhat day the libs wept while we continued to have wives and confrom to our genders. Woo good!!
I can at least say this: Netflix knew how to make good adult animated shows before. Bojack and F is for Family are genuinely amazing, and Inside Job had a decent start. Let’s just hope they make more of THAT instead of Family Guy #275.
F for Family is a show I loved, but one of the few I couldn't watch easily. The domestic abuse in the early seasons, in regards to verbal, is just so realistic and, for want of a better word, triggered me in regards my past. However, it was still a funny and at times heartwarming show, and despite being animated probably one of the most realistic depictions of a family - we all have some problems in our family life, after all.
Bojack is possibly one of the best modern animations out there, but i'm happy to see someone else talking about F is for Family. Bill Burr is a complete cunt, but he can sure as hell tell a great story about some raging asshole while making it fun
From the creators of Brickleberry, Paradise PD, and Farzar, we give you ... Dixonbuttz MD! A hilarious Netflix raunch-com about an idiotic, incompetent manchild doctor-in-training named Michael Jefferson, who works for the Dixonbuttz MD and fucks up every single job he does. There's also an angry, profane boss, a wise-cracking talking cat, a sick and twisted doctor, who likes to kill people, a funny ped*ph!le who works in pediatrics, a stereotypical black person, and an annoying fat girl. Watch all of the funny things that happen when they do stuff like deadly surgeries, abortions, sex changes, colonoscopies, gynecology, and funny bad things to cancer kids! It's a laugh riot! And if enough people watch the Season 1 crossover with Paradise PD, then we'll do another crossover in Season 2, this time with Farzar!
The reason these shows are doing so well, or at least well enough that the creators get to keep remaking em, is because they're not adult animated comedies, they're stoner comedies, thru and thru. They're not meant to be good, they're meant to be mindless crap for someone complete baked to giggle at for an hour or so, and than completely forget about after. So it doesn't matter if they get poorly reviewed, cause they're still getting viewed enough times by stoners for it to be worthwhile to netflix to make more. I mean, Daniel Tosh had a whole bit back when he had a show about the stupid stuff stoners want in a show.
Spot on man, i guess I'm in the minority but these idiots make me chuckle with the crude stupidity of it all and it's great to unwind to - and totally unmemorable.
When I originally saw Farzar on the Netflix recommended,I read the description and immediately realised that it is exactly the same as PD and Brickleberry.
A part of me wonders if these guys saw the many failed pilots and thought "hey let's use a formula to guarantee that my show gets picked up" and thusly made the most bland and formulaic show imaginable
LS Mark, don’t you realize? You’re worshiped like a god in the animation industry, they keep making these shows so you can keep reviewing them and keep getting UA-cam revenue.
I mean, if you want a break from these types of shows, I would recommend watching Dead End: Paranormal Park. It's an actual good Netflix animated show with heart and passion behind it.
I was browsing Netflix a couple days ago and came across Farzar, i read the description and went "Oh!" Then i saw the character designs and went "Oh... It's fantasy Brickleberry"
I think what makes all this even more insidious is that the creators are fully aware of how awful the shows are, but they just don’t even try. It is the pinnacle of lazy writing.
Hey I liked Human Resources. They had an episode about Altzimers that literally made me cry cause of how poignant and sad it was. A bad show can't do that.
9:45 It's an interesting point. My relatives are huge Big Bang Theory fans and they had no idea everybody on the internet hated the show until I told them
sometimes it's easy to forget exactly how many people in the world, especially in the US where the target audience of these shows are, personify "lowest common denominator." these shows don't have to be creative or funny or thought-provoking to get made. they just have to tick the boxes on some executive's list of "things that family-guy show did"
they're marketed towards coming of age tweens and teens who feel special when they consume 'adult' themes, there's a reason a lot of people consider family guy childish, even tho you would probably say most things on the show are not at all child friendly, we intuitively recognize children are the main demographic of crude and a lot of the times basic and boring humor because most adults have been exposed to these themes long enough to be desensitized and bored, whereas its a whole new world for kids, especially because all the adults tell them never to curse or make these kinds of jokes.
Can we all just appreciate invincible for a second. It’s the most unique adult cartoon out right now that isn’t a shitty comedy with terrible animation.
I remember Roger Black and Waco O'Guin back when they made that MTV sketch comedy show Stankervision in 2005, kind of sad how their sense of humor got so much worse over the span of 17 years.
I think an actor like dana white kills it everytime, I think there's only bad writing that gets put in his hands. That man is a weaver of gold at the mic.
You can take it back further than Brickleberry. Bobby Possumcods was originally a live action character portrayed by Waco O'Guin on The DAMN! Show, circa 1998.
I remember my first impressions of Paradise PD being that it's just Brickleberry again, and it's probably even worse. This impression was what lead me to a weekend long experience watching the show and painfully groaning hour after hour. I came to the conclusion that God has abandoned us through the course of this show, not through the show itself but the ignorance of my constant pleading for literally any other thing to do with my weekend.
When I was reminded of the cross over between Brickleberry and Paradise PD, I was like, “Man, when the Simpsons and Family Guy cross over seems better in comparison, you know something’s gone wrong.” Edit: Say what you want about Homer and Peter crossing over but at least they and their shows could offer more in a cross over if it’s done right.
@@randomprotag9329 Yeah, Homer and Peter are at least distinct enough between each other and have enough differences where they don’t feel the same when together as do the rest of the cast from both shows.
If the Minions, Teen Titans Go, and these shows have taught us anything, it's that the less you try, the more unbelievably successful what you make becomes.
@@noahbossier1131 and Santa inc flopped and probably won't get a 2nd season. I think they must have some sort of formula for a target audience for these shows to work.
10:16 i thought this clip from the show out of context was pretty funny until i realized it was basically stolen from the amazing world of gumball with banana joe
These cartoons are the example of Mature doesn't mean having sex cursing and being groos, being mature means being able of still enjoying what you enjoyed as a child but being able of taking responsabilities for your actions and doing what it has to be done
@@sneauxday7002 El inglés no es mi lengua madre pero si quieres sentirte superior y humillar a alguien que dentro de tu ignorancia es inferior a ti adelante hazlo yo no te detendré
Are you sick of us still getting these crappy adult comedies yet 🙃
Yes
No. I want more. I need more. My blood pumps just thinking about another flanderized peter griffin and dog brain brian dog. I am quiffing over it.
Oh no no no! CLEARLY we need 15 billion more seasons of Paradise PD and Brickleberry! It's what the world needs!
Yeah, but also no since I wouldn't get to see you make vids on them.
I'll let you stop after those Bricklebarry you promised you would make
This must be a free money glitch to the animation industry
Geez I hope the developers don’t patch it
@@host23 i really hope they do its so bland
@Lucifer Morningstar 🅥 shut
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Based it works I tried it at a bank
The fact they would invoke the name of Futurama is an insult.
its like that one time when YIIK A Postmodern RPG straight up mentions Chrono Trigger in one of the cutscenes like bitch dont you dare bring up the name of a masterpiece in your shitty ass product
When you know what your more critical viewers are going to say, you know the standard for this genre is much higher even recently, and you just shrug it off to make absolute shit.
DO NOT INCANT THE ANCIENT MAGICS TI ME WITCH!
I was there when they were written.
I grew up with that show :(
you tell 'em mr hill
Remember the person that made the Simpson did 3 different shows but somehow they were all still different concepts with new different characters? This is what happens when it’s done wrong and cheaply.
What was the third show?
@@piperformerlycassette disenchantment
Wasn’t the early version of The Simpsons first featured as shorts in another show?
@@Crudely-Drawn-CupcakeYup. The Tracy Ulman show. A show that would be remembered for the brilliance of Tracy Ulman if it hadn’t been for the insane success of the Simpsons.
Let’s face it: adult animation most of the time is less like it was made by adults and more by teens who want to feel older than they really are
I'm so glad the medium is trying to push for serious storytelling these days with shows like Primal, Invincible, and Arcane.
Yeah. That's the target audience. People in middle/ early high school eat this sh*t up
real
I've seen teens make more thoughtful projects that these: Backrooms, Mandela Catalogue
That’s why I appreciate shows that handle adult themes, not adult humour. Don’t get me wrong, adult humour can work. But the thing with Paradise PD, Hoops and other shows like that is that it requires some actual writing to pull off. One recent adult comedy that handles this pretty well is the Harley Quinn animated series. While there is adult stuff in there, the comedy falls more on the characters and the way they interact with one another, not so much the adult aspects. And the writers balance out the comedy with actual plot and development too. Is the show perfect? Of course not. For me, not all of the jokes landed. But the characters were still able to carry it when the comedy wasn’t necessarily up to the task in places.
I remember talking to an animator in a meetup and he was talking about his work on Paradise PD, and when I asked him what his worst experience working on a show was, he immediately said Paradise PD
Intresting. That must be really bad
I’m curious… any more details?
@@ayaneagano6059 just an interview at my college. I’m an animator so i figured i’d show up
Sounds like animators are fully aware of how cheap and lazy the animation looks when network and streaming executives are keep shoving them in the face of consumers.
@@Cinemabuff-wr4qk i mean most animators don’t really give a shit about what they are paid to do. As long as they get paid. It’s pretty apparent when you see the contrast in style between artist and the projects they involve in
The phrase "adult animated cartoon" is always a massive red flag for me. Somehow animated shows for adults manage to be far less mature than shows literally made for kids.
It’s like they hate making their audience feel emotional
Honestly though, if you compare any of these shows to a kids show like Adventure Time or something similar, I feel like a lot of those kids shows explore a lot more real topics that actually mean something rather than just dirty jokes.
Yeah, I feel that way about most Netflix shows, just slap some edgy jokes and language in there and call it TV-MA
@@EvilMike349 its because they're trying to teach kids life lessons with cartoons whereas adult animation they don't care because it's adults so they do whatever stupid shit they want.
@@ciel1083 That's a good point, I mean you still have adult cartoons like Bojack Horseman that delve into some deeper, darker topics and it gets pretty real, but it seems like that's the exception rather than the rule.
The term "adult animation" far too often means "we can't be bothered actually making it good so we just use edgy jokes instead of bothering"
Nowadays saying that kids cartoons are more mature is considered a fact
You can still make an adult cartoon comedy and put your heart into it
Like smiling friends it feels like the creators loved what were they doing with the show
This in other hand ? It feels like they took what they thought was good ideas and plastered their characters on it as if it makes the show automatically good
edgy isnt on the level of sophistication for these shows
I mean, even the so called "good" adult animation (before the advent of Bojack Horseman) can be considered this. As good as Simpsons, pre revival Family Guy, Futurama and all these shows are, they're just normal shows with edgy jokes and that's that. These are actually good instead of fucking Bickleberry, but you get my point.
@@MarceloZ2 i see what you mean
Majority of them are comedies
Only primal and invincible managed to get emotional for me but other stuff are just comedies
I think adult cartoons could get more emotional than anime
We just need the right people
I always end up feeling bad for all the animators who work on shows like this. It really sucks to think about.
Yeah animators probably gotta deal with big projects in short deadlines and for very little salary. Also if they complain or ask for basic respect, they’ll be fired and replaced with someone in South Korea
To be fair, I think I remember seeing a thread by an animator on twitter saying that Big Mouth and its... spin-off? had some of the best working conditions they had ever worked under. Meanwhile you have Netflix use a loophole of splitting one long commissioned season of Cuphead into two, since that's cheaper than actually paying for two seasons.
Quality of the show doesn't always correlate with how well the workers are treated
@@_Moralle Oh, yeah, I know that! I'm not only talking about how they are treated, but on what projects they have to do.
I wish that they got to work on something that the creator is passionate about instead of doing repetetive adult cartoons. Glad if they are being treated well, but it sucks that most things can't have both good work ethic and a good cartoon. The fact that it's not the standard for how artist and animators should be treated is horrifying to me. They deserve better.
@@_Moralle At least cuphead might have been fun to work on rather than Another adult animation show.
The intro perfectly describes my insecurities as an aspiring cartoonist.
I am afraid of pitching my ideas to a big company that could cancel it at any time, specially in an era where the bigger companies are cancelling great shows out of greed (or worse, trying to purge them like Warner Bros. Discovery is doing)
It’s a crime against creativity, but I can’t help but kinda respect the fact that they managed to sell the same show 3 TIMES
Executives accepted the same show 3 TIMES
@@zheik7q imagine if their fourth show was just a whole bunch of leftover scripts from canned episode ideas from Brickleberry, Farzar, and Paradise PD with sea monkeys in a bootleg bikini bottom as the character and setting skins, and with absolutely zero changes to those aforementioned scripts at all.
@@zheik7q yeah and meanwhile actually great show mike owl house or infinity train get cancelled.
Fuck executives and their shallow brain
@@MDLuffy1234YT it’s actually a thing! It’s called ‘Deep Dale’.
True. But, the fact that it's so uncreative and uninspired that I love it.
It's amazing how with each passing show they make it look more and more like it was made with GoAnimate. They can't even get a side-on 3/4 perspective to not look stiff anymore. Anything that has actual perspective to it looks like it was drawn by a twelve-year old. The cars in Paradise PD were awful and contorted in ways that defied euclidean geometry, but with this *everything* that isn't a wall or floor has that problem.
yeah that's a thing with a lot of adult cartoons they look like advanced versions of go aniimate i watch a go animate with family guy character and honestly i didn't look that much different from the actual show artstyle
Thats the biggest problem I have with shows like family giy and brickleberry
Probably because it because it is
Fr the moment I saw the art style then I knew this was shit.
Literally, the characters don't even look like they're interacting in an environment, it just feels like they're in front of a cardboard cutout that they just sorta exist in front of. Take 3:58 for example, he doesn't look like he's sitting on the bad, he feels like he's in a sitting pose in front of the bed. Also from what I can tell, there's really no interesting shots, it's all just mid distance shot with a character on one side of the frame talking to a character on the other side of the frame, with the occasional close up. It doesn't feel like watching a show, it's like looking through a window at a bunch of people in a room. It's depressing
Gotta respect how blatant their scam is. It’s so ballsy I just can’t be mad at it.
I think the thing with Adult shows is that they're overcompensating way too hard to justify being "adult" shows, adding things like violence and graphic material and swear words, all of which come off as tasteless because of how pointless it is.
Kids shows, on the other hand have literally nothing to prove. So of course they're gonna come off as more mature when they can tell a better story and jokes, without any blood or swearing whatsoever.
Tbh, I have never laughted on adult shows, although its easy to make me laugh, but these ugly drawn shows... No, never
They really give off an air of insecurity, like they don't see value in taking themselves seriously. It's why I can respect a show like Final Space. It's an adult animated show, with some goofy humor, but it's very character driven with a focus on fleshing them out and in turn feels more charming than just making dumb jokes. You can get behind Gary's antics because he's likeable. But to top it all off, at the center of the story is a pretty serious plot, and when it matters, it matters. The villain is often the butt of many jokes, but the show solidifies him as a threat to be reckoned with. It's not the best show, it definitely has a lot of flaws, but it has a lot of heart and feels really confident in itself (which in turn means it has very little meta-humor, something that has gotten old in adult comedies).
There are many other adult animated shows that are as good or even better than Final Space too, but I think it's a prime example because it is first and foremost a comedy, while other great adult animations tend to put the focus elsewhere.
It just feels good to watch shows like Amphibia, Owl House, Gravity Falls, I can't explain why, but they are just more interesting to me.
Meanwhile, kids shows like Tom & Jerry and Spongebob feature brutal violence without even using red liquids (except as a gag when it's actually ketchup).
@@civicmimiv have you ever watched futurama?
Even Seth Mcfarlane knew how to make his show a bit more unique than these .
At least with Seth mcfarlane shows, you can at least tell there are some main differences between the 3 of his shows.
At least one and a half of his shows are enjoyable to watch
Edit: of his three animated shows. The Orville is fine too.
@@reek4062 the orvile is just a comedy star trek rip off. Plus McFarlane can't do live action acting. He's just so stiff. Like ge says "well we no longer need to fear the bsnana" and I can't tell if the character is meant to be straight sincere sarcastic flippant or facetious
Oriville is really good
@@nifralo2752 I enjoyed watching the Orville and liked most of the characters, though it's a ripoff of TNG.
"Mehbe just mehbe." The way you say maybe is adorable...
I just wanna know how hard it is to use an art style that isn’t ugly as hell 😭
Even with some of the good shows they look ugly as shit some times. Like smiling friends. Some characters looks really good and some are just gross to look at
This is America, we are obsessed with ugliness
@@mayonnaise3959 that is the intention,to look cartoonlishly gross and creepy, unlike these goofy ahh adult shows that looks like the berserk 2016 team switched to cartoons instead of anime
@@Ay-di4fq Yeah I feel like sometimes it works with the vibe of the show, but a lot of times it’s just ugly for no reason and takes away more than it adds rip
@@redacted_vombat5742 obsessed with being mediocre
They made all the characters do the famous Peter Griffon pose!
LOL
This reminds of the time I made a family guy clone 3 times!
@@DToTheB American Dad is the only one of all three I can still stand to watch.
@@CarrieBradshawSATC oh yeah I've heard American dad is pretty good (or at least better than family guy)
@@DToTheB That it is. More underrated and not a big showoff like Family Guy. Tbh, I've always gone for more underappreciated adult cartoons. Futurama is another.
Waco O'Guinn is hands down the strangest name I've ever heard
not the career trajectory I would have expected from one of the animaniacs, for sure
@@cyanthrope Seems like he lost some of his humor over the years too. Poor guy.
These shows always give 'show-within-a-show' vibes, like I would be watching a superior show like early Bobs Burgers or early Simpsons and this is what the kids would be watching on TV when they're introduced
The best way to describe these is the tv shows in gta v
npc shows
Aqua Teen Hunger Force: “This is your right, that’s you’re right! This is your left, that’s your left!”
It's because of the derivative self-aware nature of it. In a show like the one you described, the producers and animators take pride in the show and want it to be good. For a show-within-a-show, it's a one-off joke that is usually a parody of another show or some trope in the industry, so it feels derivative and self-aware, but it's fine since it's just an occasional joke. But you couldn't make the entire "real" show like that, it would be like a one-trick pony, and the lack of passion shows through in the way that the jokes are written, especially self-deprecating humor that shamelessly invokes the names of better shows.
To use Simpsons as an example, Itchy & Scratchy is a parody of Tom & Jerry and how it is shamelessly violent, but it works in the actual Tom & Jerry show because the animators put a ton of effort into visual gags (the "Chinese Tom" meme is a prime example) and understand slapstick on a deep level that seems to be forgotten in modern comedy. The Simpsons animators wouldn't put that effort into Itchy & Scratchy because it's just a parody that only appears occasionally. Yet that seems to be the subpar standard for these throwaway comedy shows.
I could go on about how parody humor is kind of a trap because writers/producers will find themselves using the inherent nature of the show as an excuse to be lazy but I don't want to essay post any longer.
They're all the same anyway. Bob's burgers is just a kind of different family guy which is a kind of different Simpsons
It's honestly kind of disheartening for people who're struggling to get their shows off the ground.
Look at all of the failed cartoon pilots for examples
@@kittykittybangbang9367 if they can even get a pilot, sometimes there's amazing concept work for a show that doesn't even get a single animation cel made before it drops.
@@kittykittybangbang9367 yep, reminds me of the summoning actually! Hopefully this one gets somewhere
naaah i just don't care about, i still love Brickleberry since i was 12
It’s sad how most adult animated shows nowadays are more immature than kid shows nowadays.
They really thought that doing the initial brickleberry and paradise pd crossover was meta and therefore clever
they had nothing on the Jimmy Timmy power hour
you cant hurt my feelings if im in on the joek!!
I don't think they did but sure
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Did the above make you laugh hysterically? I'd assume not, because meta ≠ clever. I have no idea why people keeping thinking this is the case to this day. Like back when people were just starting to produce self-aware shows, it was unique and I got it. But now? We're on like the 4 millionth Undertale/Earthbound clone who's developer can't figure why the fourth-wall breaks didn't cause it to blow up.
Honestly Wander is also a good example that you don't really even *need* to have a fish-out-of-water character to make a sci-fi show work.
Same thing with kirby, not much of a show but I guess it had an anime too
The fact that we got this and not more shows like infinity train and what's happened to a tone of animators and writers shows how we are in the bad timeline
This video is almost as epic as the time two creators made the same show three times!
I rather watch Fugget About It than watching any of these 3 shows, at least that show was decently funny and it tried to be more of it's own thing.
I know right?
Family guy, cleveland show, american dad.
You remember the time those two creators made the same show three times
Farzar reminds me of the time I beat Paradise PD in Brickleberry
Even Seth MacFarlane knew when to make a completely different project. These creators are straight up copying Family Guy beat-for-beat.
yup.
The best adult cartoons are kids cartoons with adult jokes cuz when you can’t do whatever you want you have to be a lot more creative with your jokes and writing.
I just hope Netflix doesn’t stop making adult animation shows altogether. For every 3 shit shows there’s a Bojack. They have some good shows, they just need to start trusting creators who have original ideas.
So do we get close enough moved to Netflix for the 3rd show
I mean castlevania:nocturne is coming up so that should be a good sign
That or have the creators put their foot to the ground and refuse to let Netflix lay a finger on their production. Like Riot Games with Arcane, for example.
Well, I had to get through the sea of shit before getting to find The Midnight Gospel, so yeah.
@@SMSHR Arcane is a special case, since they fully funded by Riot and not relying entirely on Netflix money
Shows like these make me appreciate shows like Smiling Friends a hell of a lot more.
The animation of smiling friends is better?
@@tdaddy7063 It isn’t the consistency of animation that makes Smiling Friends good, in fact they use discrepancies in animation styles to their advantage
@@captainch6182 ah thank you. I refuse to watch the show because of how ugly it is
@@tdaddy7063 It isn't ugly tho lmao
@@snnnaaaaaakeeeee4470 it is so ugly.
Man those clips from my life as a teenage robot really hit me with nostalgia and completely unlocked that show in my core memory, I will now find whichever website it's on and binge watch every episode as I'm on a quest with rekindling with my childhood. Thank you space cowboy. I needed this.
Always a hoot when a bad shows lampshade valid criticisms against them. Real sign of class.
Like teen titans go, whining that people preferred the original.
Great point made in the first couple minutes about how hard it is to make an animated show.
I know many people (myself included) who would kill for that kind of opportunity. There are so many passionate creators and skilled storytellers - to see 80% of animated shows reduced to this kind of mindless muck is devastating.
Its sad that actual innovative projects like Invader Zim, Owl House, Gravity Falls, Star Vs The Forces of Evil, and Wander over Yander are thrown to kids channels and must "tone it down or be cancelled"
While things like these get on big time, more adult streaming services
Fun fact: we almost had a third season of Gravity Falls. Disney desperately wanted to stretch the show out further, but the creator, Alex Hirsch, only wanted two seasons. His reason was that running a whole show is a very draining task. He ultimately threatened to quit if he wasn’t allowed to end the show with season two
I really appreciate the Wander Over Yonder shout out. That show is basically Farzars concept but the silliness is way more charming and funny, the visuals are goofy and a joy to look at, the characters are actually likeable, and the story is never jarring cause the creators put effort in making it silly when it needs to and more serious when the time comes for it.
In comparison, Farzar is not funny, the animation looks as static as ever, a million references to much better shows, and a jarring story that was not put together well in the slightest. It feels like Netflix was just throwing money at the creators in its desperate attempt to not piss off animation fans. In the process, it seems like the story was put together in an afternoon and the creators keep throwing concepts and characters at a wall in order to achieve family guy or rick and morty levels of success.
I miss Wander over Yonder.
I'm still sad that Wander Over Yonder was canceled.
@@michaelstrong5383 same here.
WOY is basically if Disney put Ed, Edd, N Eddy in space, with that classic Disney positivity we know and love.
I beleive Netflix is getting rid of animations or something. Yet dumb "adult cartoons" stays?! Hypocrisy
When will people understand that just because a cartoon character is swearing, it doesn't mean that cartoon character is being funny.
People are absolutely braindead. Just look at how populair big mouth is.
To be frank, I could care more about cartoon characters swearing.
@@R41ph3a7b6 How? Why does them swearing mean so much to you?
It MAYBE means something when referring to the kids in South Park.
@@J_Clean_1996 they're saying they don't. they care so little they can't even say "I could care less"
It depends,these show curse every millisecond and it ain't funny but hearing a kids cartoon character cuse one time in a parody dub video makes me die from laughter
I find it absolutely amazing that Lance Reddick has done the voices for so many characters in those tv shows especially when he look so serious and not the type in all other tv shows...
Shows like these getting picked up, while the good shows end up getting cancelled or put through hiatus hell is probably one of the main reasons that Netflix is currently failing.
Honestly shows like this both hurt the adult animation industry, and make people who want to be adult animators feel as if they have to put in the literally no effort or creativity into it. You could have a beautiful mature story to tell, but in order to get it picked up you'll have to put in poop and violence and excessive swearing
What you said made no sense
@@jacksonj-wk8cl but that's the literal logic the industry is interested into for some damn reason.
It sucks even more when you take a deep look into just what shows or movies were cancelled, like that popeye movie most likely would of had more worth than all of these shows combined because it was not only stellar looking but also clearly had more passion behind it from that small teaser than these shows had throughout all of their seasons
And the fact the pop eye movie was replaced with the emoji movie was an utter travesty.
Wasn’t expecting a Wander Over Yonder praise but I’ll take it. I feel like that show never gets talked about for how good it was
it's honestly surprising how different kid cartoons and adult cartoons are, with kid cartoons being more mature
As an example, Centaurworld has plotlines dealing with trauma, suicide and genocide. even if not all of Centaurworld is mature (even as someone immature, the fart song gives me embarrassment) there is always a moment which treats an important subject matter with the care it deserves in a way that doesn't speak down to kids
Adult shows on the other hand, are mostly carbon copies of family guy, having annoying characters and bad jokes that an edgy teenager would enjoy
Adult shows like family guy wish that their "deep mental health special episodes" could even hold a candle to any given Digimon series' portrayal of issues like depression and anxiety.
kids cartoons use adult humor and adult cartoons use kids humor 🤣🤣
well to be fair I will say a lot of this is comparing an adult comedy to story driven kids show, look at something like Arcane or Castlevania or even stuff like Primal and there's more maturity in the storytelling
@@mikemorro140 agreed. Also inside job and close enough are funny comedies
"Haha sex joxes and gore, and remember that time I did that thing with that literally who celebrity? Haha funny amirite?"
The worst crime Farzar pulled off is getting David Kaye on board. He's the only reason I watched this show. I was pleasantly surprised and glad to hear the Beast Wars Megatron's voice again but I also felt that my childhood was violated everytime with the massive amount of Paradise Berry crude "jokes".
There’s thousands of talented artists who’s work will never be seen, meanwhile these people have had the same terrible show greenlit three times
I dont know if it makes it better or worse... But these two seem to be genuinely passionate about it, too.
It's an absolute travesty how so many passionate creators have these amazing visions for animated shows, that they'd gladly pour their heart and soul into if they could just break into the industry.
And then we have this shit.
Agent K explains why shows like this keep getting made. "A person is smart, people are dumb." Pure and simple.
It’s really sad to know that shows with so passion and care put into them are usually dropped for no apparent reason. While shows just made for the sake to cash in on something else that’s popular and have no effort put in them at all are able to continue. It’s really fucking depressing man ☹️
Welcome to capitalism
@Freesmart Or Final Space😔
@@cdvideodump because communism would allow all creatives to make their works.
@@SpinyPuffs Good point. I guess all critiques of capitalism are now invalid.
@Freesmart There’s one already being made
This is actually one of my favorite shows of all time. The protagonist is one of my favorite fictional characters, the animation is gorgeous and colorful, the environment is creative, and it's just so funny and honestly sweet.
Oh sorry I was talking about wander over yonder not whatever this show is
Highly agree, Wander over yonder is one of my absolute favorite shows as well, it’s so good and underrated.
WOY is the freaking GOAT and its a damn shame it never got to properly finish.
It is still absolutely criminal that show got canned yet garbage like this gets to stay nonstop
you are just simping for lord dominator shut up
🤓🤓🤓🤓
The sad thing is I used to be one of those people who would just blindly love almost every adult animated comedy. It's because at the time, just seeing animation clearly aimed at adults was awesome to me and made me feel more mature. Then I later learned what the word 'mature' actually means and that just aiming something at adults doesn't instantly make it mature. If Rick and Morty was just gross-out, gory humor all the time with nothing else to add, I wouldn't like it nearly as much as I do, same with South Park. But those shows do try to add genuine heart while also trying to say something relevant, and usually succeed.
Ita genuinely appalling how utterly shit the artsyle in these shows are. Seeing the clips used here is the first time I've ever genuinely been in denial of a show existing and getting made.
It feels like that the Character Designer used the GoAnimate designs as examples.
People give Rick and Morty too much credit sometimes. It's great and I love it, but it fell into the trap of trying to out do themselves. Like trying to make the show "smarter". The thing that made those serious themes, and thoughts enjoyable is that they were the backdrop for the comedy. It progressed into the serious topics feeling like the focal point of the show, and the comedy being an afterthought. That's just how I felt while watching the series through recently. I noticed it was a build up with each season having more serious themes than the one before, until that flip happened in season 4 and the themes felt like the focus.
I noticed this on paradise pd. And it annoyed me. But by Farzar I’m not even mad anymore. I’m impressed. I wish I could sell something 3 times… what a couple of legends.
Let's shoot for 40!
Reminds me of the French bloke who sold the Eiffel Tower for scrap twice.
@@jeremysmith7176 Victor Lustig but he was actually born in Austria-Hungary
The Farzar trailer having the line "so is it more like Rick & Morty or more like Futurama?" is infuriating. Like, do you really think YOUR shows are on the same level of quality as those?
It's also just hitting you over the head with the awful "wacky super meta comedy that is both funny and random and relatable" that's creeping into these shows
They are just trying to deflect criticism with lamp shading and being "self aware".
…. And the answer was “Family Guy” not even early good Family Guy later, bad why-is-this-still- on the air family guy.
I slogged through Farzar and it is nowhere near as good as either of them. Farzar is one of the worst shows I have ever watched, it is so unbelievably dumb.
It’s a terrible line. It prompts the viewer to compare, and then it’s terrible. One of the only shows I stopped watching after 1.5 episodes.
I kinda unironically want a Slippin' Jimmy review purely to see the massive tonal contrast between it and Better Call Saul
i honestly dont know why they made that show. best i can think of is that it was originally a unrelated show but the creator knew it fail so they slapped BCS there for marketability. werid to think that the events of slippin' jimmy are canon to the breaking bad universe
@@dachel683 Yeah, knowing that before both BCS and BB, Saul defeated a farting nun that sends people to Hell (I think, I saw the clip out of context months ago). Just... fun to think about
Now that you mention it, how in the living hell do you take Vince Gilligan's work and turn it into THIS?
@@dragondelsur5156 black magic lol
@@MitskulpCh36 Wait that actually happened? I heard people describing that shit when the show came out but I thought it was just a shitpost what the actual fuck?!
I'm convinced the only reason adult animation aims to be so raunchy, animated and crude is in defiance to the mentality that animation is exclusively for children, so they do everything the OPPOSITE of what is expected from children's animation just to go "Look at what we can do NOW!"
The clip of the show used here that has the kid asking "Is this more like Futurama or Rick and Morty?" is a red flag, because it's literally reminding me that I could be watching those shows instead, or South Park, or Bob's Burgers, or even any of Seth McFarlane's shows for that matter.
My take away from Farzar is that Dana Snyder must work pretty cheap. He is three of the main characters, and many of the secondary and minor characters. I noticed that a little during Paradise PD, but it seems even more common in Farzar. No offense to him, I like him as a voice actor.
It's way cheaper to pay one guy to do multiple voices, than hire multiple actors to each do one.
It feels like I’ve been seeing him in a lot more shows ever since ATHF ended. Either way, he usually kills it in whatever rolls he’s in.
I don't know if this is a standard across the industry, but I have read that a voice actor can play up to 3 separate roles in a single show before a pay increase per additional role is added.
They get around this is in some ways by technically not including sound effects as a role, things like animal sounds, or crowds of rambling people as examples.
well. he's in TGAMM so he has at least one actual good show under his belt
It amazes me how 2 creators made Brickleberry, Paradise P.D and Farzar and made the exact same thing.
It amazes me how you can so many likes by just copying the title
Yeah. That’s literally the title my dude.
Ironic how you complain about people making the exact same thing, by rehashing a point made by the guy in the video you're commenting on.
Yes. That's what the video's about.
the owl house: *doesn't get extension*
meanwhile family guy, the Simpsons, American dad, SpongeBob, etc.: *gets unlimited run time 40 movies and 3 billion spinoffs*
I think this is problem of accessibility to the show. While things like SpongeBob get 90% of their channel time for themselves the owl house being on Disney channel or the other one (I don't count Disney plus because it was not even available in my region until this summer) caused a lot of people to just not see it. Also, while I have only bagan watching the show, the show seems to be watched as a whole and not just random episodes, which is another problem, since people would just not understand what's happening.
That's just my feeling tho
I yelled hip hip fuckung horray when the Liberal house wouldn't continue, and on rhat day the libs wept while we continued to have wives and confrom to our genders. Woo good!!
@@Silcovo_YT I am unable to say if this is a joke or if this is a genuine thing you think.
The show seems very gay tho, not gonna lie.
American dad doesn't have 1 special or movie but u right neither did gravity falls 2 shows dat were built different
@@PineappleDealer37 I was very drunk when writing this so I cannot really tell you what I meant. I am however a Liberal myself
I can at least say this: Netflix knew how to make good adult animated shows before. Bojack and F is for Family are genuinely amazing, and Inside Job had a decent start. Let’s just hope they make more of THAT instead of Family Guy #275.
Don't forget about The Midnight Gospel.
F for Family is a show I loved, but one of the few I couldn't watch easily. The domestic abuse in the early seasons, in regards to verbal, is just so realistic and, for want of a better word, triggered me in regards my past.
However, it was still a funny and at times heartwarming show, and despite being animated probably one of the most realistic depictions of a family - we all have some problems in our family life, after all.
Inside job is just diet Rick and Morty
Bojack is possibly one of the best modern animations out there, but i'm happy to see someone else talking about F is for Family. Bill Burr is a complete cunt, but he can sure as hell tell a great story about some raging asshole while making it fun
Both are mediocre af
That's weird, when I hear about a creator making the same show multiple times, I just think of Seth McFarlane.
If they make a fourth show, I’ll do everything in my power to have it cancelled before it’s second season.
They will make a fourth show and it will have at least 3 seasons :(
give it the morbius treatment
From the creators of Brickleberry, Paradise PD, and Farzar, we give you ... Dixonbuttz MD! A hilarious Netflix raunch-com about an idiotic, incompetent manchild doctor-in-training named Michael Jefferson, who works for the Dixonbuttz MD and fucks up every single job he does. There's also an angry, profane boss, a wise-cracking talking cat, a sick and twisted doctor, who likes to kill people, a funny ped*ph!le who works in pediatrics, a stereotypical black person, and an annoying fat girl. Watch all of the funny things that happen when they do stuff like deadly surgeries, abortions, sex changes, colonoscopies, gynecology, and funny bad things to cancer kids! It's a laugh riot! And if enough people watch the Season 1 crossover with Paradise PD, then we'll do another crossover in Season 2, this time with Farzar!
Why
Bro some people like it just because you don’t like doesn’t mean you have to ruin it for someone else.
The reason these shows are doing so well, or at least well enough that the creators get to keep remaking em, is because they're not adult animated comedies, they're stoner comedies, thru and thru. They're not meant to be good, they're meant to be mindless crap for someone complete baked to giggle at for an hour or so, and than completely forget about after. So it doesn't matter if they get poorly reviewed, cause they're still getting viewed enough times by stoners for it to be worthwhile to netflix to make more. I mean, Daniel Tosh had a whole bit back when he had a show about the stupid stuff stoners want in a show.
can confirm they are also unenjoyable while stoned or crossfaded
I smoke weed. It doesnt magically make this shit funny.
And also by 12 year olds
Spot on man, i guess I'm in the minority but these idiots make me chuckle with the crude stupidity of it all and it's great to unwind to - and totally unmemorable.
I mean paradise pd was good it was better than brickleburry
When I originally saw Farzar on the Netflix recommended,I read the description and immediately realised that it is exactly the same as PD and Brickleberry.
Can’t believe Farzar made us think that it was gonna be a fun action show in the beginning of the trailer.
I could literally mistake these shows as different colored skins in a video game cause each one has the exact same static and boring look.
The reason these shows keep getting made is because the creators know the right people
I love how they’re doing the “now I’m pissed” UA-cam persona pose in the thumbnail
A part of me wonders if these guys saw the many failed pilots and thought "hey let's use a formula to guarantee that my show gets picked up" and thusly made the most bland and formulaic show imaginable
ah yes, my favorite shows
Family guy in the woods
family guy but cops
Family guy in S P A C E
LS Mark, don’t you realize? You’re worshiped like a god in the animation industry, they keep making these shows so you can keep reviewing them and keep getting UA-cam revenue.
Ad revenue appeasement
i don't get it
maybe then he could compete with saber fart
I mean, if you want a break from these types of shows, I would recommend watching Dead End: Paranormal Park. It's an actual good Netflix animated show with heart and passion behind it.
I don't know, me and my friend was dying of laughter watching Brickleberry.
big problem:
if Netflix goes under, there's just going to be a new 4th version of this show somewhere
I was browsing Netflix a couple days ago and came across Farzar, i read the description and went "Oh!" Then i saw the character designs and went "Oh... It's fantasy Brickleberry"
I think what makes all this even more insidious is that the creators are fully aware of how awful the shows are, but they just don’t even try. It is the pinnacle of lazy writing.
We need more Smiling Friends and less Farzar in our current adult cartoon landscape.
Smiling Friends is written by people who know comedy while shows like Farzar feel like they're written by an A.I. who think they understand comedy.
@@michaelstrong5383 yep smiling friends is hilarious
Hey I liked Human Resources. They had an episode about Altzimers that literally made me cry cause of how poignant and sad it was. A bad show can't do that.
Dude people cry over Sonic the hedgehog lore. That is not a great way to measure quality.
You ever seen a brony meltdown? Definitely not a scale for quality of a show
9:45 It's an interesting point.
My relatives are huge Big Bang Theory fans and they had no idea everybody on the internet hated the show until I told them
I don't know whether to to impress or dumbfounded that the creators get to make the same type of raunchy animated show 3 times.
Impressed in a bad, "is this what the world has come to" way.
sometimes it's easy to forget exactly how many people in the world, especially in the US where the target audience of these shows are, personify "lowest common denominator." these shows don't have to be creative or funny or thought-provoking to get made. they just have to tick the boxes on some executive's list of "things that family-guy show did"
they're marketed towards coming of age tweens and teens who feel special when they consume 'adult' themes, there's a reason a lot of people consider family guy childish, even tho you would probably say most things on the show are not at all child friendly, we intuitively recognize children are the main demographic of crude and a lot of the times basic and boring humor because most adults have been exposed to these themes long enough to be desensitized and bored, whereas its a whole new world for kids, especially because all the adults tell them never to curse or make these kinds of jokes.
I saw this show on my netflix homepage and considered watching it, then i recognized the art style and knew i was about to make a huge mistake.
Can we all just appreciate invincible for a second. It’s the most unique adult cartoon out right now that isn’t a shitty comedy with terrible animation.
**Duke Nukem Guitar**
if the show is called invisible,
**Duke Nukem Guitar**
then why can I see it?
rick morty better
@@d.d5619 no it fucking isn’t. The show fell off HARD like back then it was alright later shit? Sucks balls
Arcane:
Seconding Arcane
after seeing the quality of stuff like this, I think to myself "yknow, maybe I COULD make a netflix show!"
I remember Roger Black and Waco O'Guin back when they made that MTV sketch comedy show Stankervision in 2005, kind of sad how their sense of humor got so much worse over the span of 17 years.
these people are animation's greatest art pranksters
They should’ve just made more seasons of Brickleberry
Honestly
this is the comment i was lookin for
I think an actor like dana white kills it everytime, I think there's only bad writing that gets put in his hands. That man is a weaver of gold at the mic.
there were multiple danas in this show??
@@sukaisage yeeEeEeEeeeesss ...?
Thank you for making these videos! I've had a tough past couple of years, and I'm sure everyone has. You really make everyone's day! We love you!
You can take it back further than Brickleberry. Bobby Possumcods was originally a live action character portrayed by Waco O'Guin on The DAMN! Show, circa 1998.
I remember my first impressions of Paradise PD being that it's just Brickleberry again, and it's probably even worse. This impression was what lead me to a weekend long experience watching the show and painfully groaning hour after hour.
I came to the conclusion that God has abandoned us through the course of this show, not through the show itself but the ignorance of my constant pleading for literally any other thing to do with my weekend.
...I'm not sure if the creators are entirely to blame for that one 😂
With every new show the number of good moments dwindle.
When I was reminded of the cross over between Brickleberry and Paradise PD, I was like, “Man, when the Simpsons and Family Guy cross over seems better in comparison, you know something’s gone wrong.”
Edit: Say what you want about Homer and Peter crossing over but at least they and their shows could offer more in a cross over if it’s done right.
at the very least it actually feels like a cross over due to the massive differences even its got too little in common to mix at all
@@randomprotag9329 Yeah, Homer and Peter are at least distinct enough between each other and have enough differences where they don’t feel the same when together as do the rest of the cast from both shows.
11:59
The part that frightens me is the date on the poster saying 'July 15'
July 15 is me feckin birthday, so please, please cry for me
Wow that's so cool. A Disney movie called elemental is going to be released on my birthday on June 16th 😂
The fact that they acknowledge it… it shows that the fault is pretty much of the people that actually watch these, and demands it
If the Minions, Teen Titans Go, and these shows have taught us anything, it's that the less you try, the more unbelievably successful what you make becomes.
the sad truth, but luckily we have indie animation
Not always. Hoops flopped. The prince got canned
At least TTG has some actually good episodes. These shows are just dogshit
@@noahbossier1131 and Santa inc flopped and probably won't get a 2nd season. I think they must have some sort of formula for a target audience for these shows to work.
@@Lemoncakelover678 i was explaining that there are many timese these adult shows tank.
10:16 i thought this clip from the show out of context was pretty funny until i realized it was basically stolen from the amazing world of gumball with banana joe
Doing gods work Mark I tortured myself watching farzar noticing the entire thing is just Paradise Pd in space
THEY CAN'T KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH THIS!
These cartoons are the example of Mature doesn't mean having sex cursing and being groos, being mature means being able of still enjoying what you enjoyed as a child but being able of taking responsabilities for your actions and doing what it has to be done
Once you learn how to read and write properly, i might consider taking your opinions about maturity seriously 🤣
@@sneauxday7002 El inglés no es mi lengua madre pero si quieres sentirte superior y humillar a alguien que dentro de tu ignorancia es inferior a ti adelante hazlo yo no te detendré
It's honestly sad to see that talent and success aren't always intertwined. Their whole career is just proof of this.
Never been to one of these videos this early, what a treat for my eyes. Fantastic channel, Mark