jrezneckbhds wrote:

picklehazard wrote:

My Favorite Gumball Episode Is The Job And My Least Favorite Is The Pressure. What Are Yours?

my least favorite is the karate episode or the pony one

And What's Your Favorite?

picklehazard wrote:

jrezneckbhds wrote:

picklehazard wrote:

My Favorite Gumball Episode Is The Job And My Least Favorite Is The Pressure. What Are Yours?

my least favorite is the karate episode or the pony one

And What's Your Favorite?

Hmm.. just like you, i would say the job!

define Favorite episode (Gumball)
replace item (least favorite v) of [the pony  v] with [ favorite: the job]
:P

jrezneckbhds wrote:

picklehazard wrote:

jrezneckbhds wrote:

picklehazard wrote:

My Favorite Gumball Episode Is The Job And My Least Favorite Is The Pressure. What Are Yours?

my least favorite is the karate episode or the pony one

And What's Your Favorite?

Hmm.. just like you, i would say the job!

define Favorite episode (Gumball)
replace item (least favorite v) of [the pony  v] with [ favorite: the job]
:P

Well Do You Like The Pressure Because I Don't.

I'm going to rate all of the currently airing Cartoon Network shows that I've actually seen because why not.

Steven Universe: 8/10, I do love it and it has fantastic storytelling and characters and all that but sometimes there can be a few too many filler episodes. I still think it's amazing that a show with such insanely complex and in depth storytelling can be written so well to appeal to children but the show almost certainly isn't flawless.

Adventure Time: 7/10, good show, has gotten a bit weaker as of recently but I do love the child like surrealism in the early seasons and the surprisingly deep story and characters from seasons 3 and 4. Season 5 wasn't that great and I stopped watching regularly after that season. I have seen some of the newer episodes and it appears to be a lot more hit and miss now. Really liked the “Stakes” miniseries thing.

Regular Show: 7/10, same case with Adventure Time, loved it from seasons 1-3, season 4 had a lot of really bad episodes so I stopped watching at that point. Once again, I only occasionally watch it nowadays, once again it's hit and miss. I absolutely love the kind of 80s aesthetic in it and how they use laserdisc and cassetes. It's got a pretty dank soundtrack

The Amazing World of Gumball: 6/10, I'd call this show a bowl of lucky charms. Lucky charms mostly have the average main cereal that are completely forgettable, but there's these 11/10 marshmellow bits in them that are so great that people only usually eat them for the marshmellow bits. This show has tons of average episodes but occasionally it comes out with an absolutely amazing episode that I adore to pieces that completely mess with storytelling structures and go insanely meta. Unfortunately those episodes only constitute around 25% of the show.

Also going to mention Over The Garden Wall which I'm technically not allowed to put in this list because it isn't currently airing but I absolutely love it and have re-watched many times, 10/10. Another mention is Rick And Morty, which is absolutely my favorite TV show but doesn't really count as an Cartoon Network show. Still think it's 11/10 godtier flawless best thing ever

Bad stuff:

Teen Titans Go: 4/10. Terrible reboot, not that great on it's own. I don't even like the original Teen Titans that much, it was a good show but I didn't really get the obsession with it. The reboot is essentially one big insult to the original show (particularly “The Return of Slade” which I will admit was a pretty great troll but it's showing that they're intentionally baiting the original fans which is…. not that great) On it's own, it's occasionally funny but there's also lots of really unfunny LOLSORANDUM humor in it. not great b8.

Powerpuff Girls 2016: 2/10. Oh boy, what a mess. Terribly made and animated mess on it's own, I can't even describe how bad it is as a reboot. If you like this show, that's all goods. But oh god I can not think of a single redeeming factor for this show. It does everything badly. Everything is totally derailed. There are a stupid amount of animation errors. How do you take the original show, which already had somewhat cheap animation and make it look worse? The movements are extremely stiff, everything is extremely lazy (a particular example being when they're showing a group of villains and instead of having them walk the screen just zooms in, they didn't even bother with a walking animation) and there are SO MANY animation errors that could've been easily fixed. The voice acting is just awkward, it seems like nobody wants to be there. Was there any reason to replace the original voice actors? They wanted to reprise their roles. What was the point?
What was the point of this?

was originally going to post this on the steven universe topic, but then decided that it was too off topic and i thought it would be a better fit over here, unfortunately seems like the topic is currently dead. oh well.

jrezneckbhds wrote:

MSPA wrote:

I watch Steven Universe, Tenkai Knights, Adventure Time, Regular Show (Rarely, though.), The Amazing World of Gumball and Pokemon (Diamond/Pearl ONLY.).

Honestly, for TTG, much like @BaconAndEggs1, I've never seen the original series but Go! is clearly a horrible mock-up of the franchise for some low life animators to make a quick buck or two off it's popularity.

Cool! what is your favorite pokemon episode?

(Late reply, ugh.)
I don't know, actually.
I think it was an episode that started with Dawn giving Buneary, Pachirisu and Mamoswine Poffins.

i am the wizard… i bring this thread back to life