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I took the episode as self parody. It works much better on that level. After all, Raven is often times the only sane character in the show. Often times also the least terrible of the characters. Meanwhile "I'm the Sauce" was done completely straight forward. It's just horrible.

UGH! Remember how they wrote it off as Dan dying, and the series was all just an autobiographical story that got weird as a way of coping over his death? Though I did like the episode where they stuck it to Disney for forcing them into one of ABC's mid-late 90's Disney World infomercial sitcom...

Heck. The linking footage looks pretty darn Pixarian. I even saw a theatrical trailer for this with Kung Fu Panda 3. I feel it's obvious to point out that Norm of the North was a low budget DTV throwaway that Lionsgate thought was good enough to release theatrically, but Paramount didn't want...

I'm actually pleased with the Saturday Morning Line up of Tom and Jerry (but I HATE what they do with it, which I'll discuss in that thread), Bunnicula, Wabbit, and Be Cool, Scooby-Doo. I just wish they'd have more variety on weekdays. Maybe split the new episodes between two days. Half the...

Cookie and Grover's not that recent reclamation of their standing on the show I place on no small part of recasting Frank's roles. Elmo came into popularity in part due to diminishing characters due to deaths and departures. Back during their 35th anniversary year, Sesame Worshop sponsored a...

Again, I just hate CN's show airing practices. I miss when they had a line up of weekly show premiers instead of "such and such Bombs" of a month's worth of episodes in a week and then long periods of nothing. Really don't like how Adventure Time and Regular Show were dumped on Saturday...

This is pretty disappointing... The rights for The Little Prince (a completely finished movie that already made 80 million over seas) have been dumped by Paramount, and only picked up for streaming by Netflix. This really should have been released theatrically, as it desperately needs to be...

I knew it was either 12 or 14. And the film was to be a wacky adventurous romp with a John Candy voiced turkey, instead of the clumsy, preachy Oscar Bait wannabe it became. And that was at the insistence of the same guy who almost made Toy Story an unwatchable mess. Make of that what you...

I find it pretty tame and not too special. It's funnier than most other credit report commercials get. Especially the Experian ones that...well...I bet its telling that the commercials got removed. They're terrible non-jokes. This one at least attempts humor.

Probably has too big a budget for anything lower than stellar ratings as well. I'd admit it doesn't look bad, just not the sort of thing I'd watch. I'm guessing New Girl actually has an audience, and mostly because Zoey Deschanel is the show's star. I admit, I did sort of like it first 2...

Never understood why they didn't establish where Barney worked. I think there could have been potential for them to reveal that Barney made slightly more than Fred, thus giving more reason to mooch off of him. On that subject anyway, I really don't like how they completely obliterated the...

Have to admit, I enjoyed the last episode more than the others. It really does feel like they should have stretched some things out more to give the series more depth. The divorce aspect seems to be zooming along, and it seems to me they would run out of transitional divorce material by the...

Brave suffered from behind the scenes problems and having its original director pushed out of the project. It felt uneven. I respect what they were trying to do and I enjoyed it. I especially like how much they did to subvert every princess movie and some of the "Well Done Son" (in this case...

You got to love the logic of the fanbase there. Here we have a show about love with a hateful fanbase. The fact they pretty much don't even get the show's philosophy and act in a way the main character of the show would never condone just goes to show you how horrible the internet can be. It...

It was a real triple whammy for Muppet references. Not only was his alias a reference to The Muppets (and apparently one he had in real life if the archival footage is to be believed), but when Adam tries telling his sister how much of an adult he is, his mother informs him that "Muppet Babies...

I really liked Good Dinosaur, and I already posted thoughts on that somewhere else. I really wish that it got a better release date but HEY! We have to remind people that Toy Story came out that weekend, you know when there weren't like fifty companies doing lousy one shot CGI films. While I...

While I am not opposed to a more Deadpool-esque The Mask film reboot, I'm still annoyed that they had a perfectly good second act in the original comics they could have toned down and made more PG-13 friendly without having to use Jim Carrey. Look at the cartoon show. They had Walter in it and...

First off, can we get the Mods to rename this the "Schadenfreude for cancelled shows Thread" or something? Secondly, I found some news that, I have to admit I was mixed about. Apparently, with no fan fare and having it just disappear from the network before the final episodes even air, Mike...

I've seen some animated shows use a cel shaded CGI mimicking traditional looking animation. Sky Hawks, a Japanese series called "Freedom" (which I didn't pick up on until the second episode), the new Mysterious Cities of Gold series (though I've only seen it as a preview and don't know if more...

Peanuts was a gorgeous film because they went a more experimental route with the CGI. They gave it some sort of CGI + Traditional Animation + Craig Bartlett style top down stop motion (as opposed to 3-D stop motion with larger puppets) look to the film. And the end result was pretty unique and...