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That and Robotnik in SU had nothing special going for him, unlike the large ham from Adventures or the so-evil-he-gets-off-to-it version from SatAM. Sleet and Dingo were at least entertaining to watch.

Wheel made it painfully obvious with an instance of the infamous "Megaword" category (basically one long word with a lot of uncommon letters, with bonus cash for using it in a sentence) in that it took so long to play that you can tell that the same groaning sound after each incorrect letter was...

What I really don't like is how some of the protestors in Ferguson reacted: by destroying their town in spite of Obama and the Brown family's pleas for peace. Sure, they have a right to be angry over this verdict, but they don't have a right to smash up and set fire to private property all over...

Chuck's take on the cat and mouse feels a lot slower-paced with the cheaper animation, but the facial expressions on the characters more than make up for it.

But at least one series, Dan Vs., was still outsourced to Korea anyway despite using Flash. And Rough Draft Korea is supposedly doing business with Randy Cunningham starting with season 2.

Oh sure, give the Mexican dad a shave, because that totally makes it less racist. :rolleyes: Family Guy nailed it down perfectly in the Multiverse episode.

I quite liked those Honda commercials, especially the Shortcake and Skeletor ones. Seems like they're trying to appeal to the millennials with all those '80s toys.

That one for Frozen was hilarious! "Give uuuuup, Give uuuuup..." :) Here's "One Little Star" from Follow That Bird translated into Spanish, then Indonesian, then Swedish, and back to English. Small star, alone in the sky Do you ever feel lonely as he travels dusk with? Small star in dark blue...

It's really the inbetween work that's done overseas. Stuff like animatics, model sheets, and key frames are still done here. I mean, Japan frequently outsources to Korea nowadays, and anime is still called anime.

One of the latest episodes was the old "My Fair Lady" stock plots where Sticks learns to ditch her feral behavior and act like a proper lady at a ceremonial dinner. Nothing crazy, but the writers did manage to deliver plenty of jabs at fine dining along the way.

That and their ad campaigns that do things like compare Holocaust victims to livestock or state that milk gives kids autism are flat-out disgusting.

That wasn't much of an issue since they both had very few lines there.

More spoilers ahead! And now Thomas was revealed to be a Russian spy named Nikolai, which explains why he was in the background so often. And it seems that not only is pop culture and technology largely stuck in the '80s, but politics as well with the Russians apparently still...

You forgot about their Berenstain Bears series, co-produced by Australia's Southern Star Productions. That one was a great wacky series, and strangely had better animation quality than their usual stuff at the time. Too bad Nelvana's later version came up short in comparison, probably because...

Well, Shimajiro is just a regular preschool show character and not just something created for toilet training after all. But overall, I still find that video less disturbing than this one I saw a few years ago on YT. :eek: Somebody please squash that little suspenders-wearing man!

The episode "Busted Cart" shows Benson as a more sympathetic and vulnerable character, and that he's bossed around by Mr. Maellard as often as he bosses Mordie and Rigby around. That's what makes it one of my favorite episodes. :)

I was once part of a Price is Right fan forum called GoldenRoad.net, but I grew sick of it once the Drew Carey bashing got out of hand.

Muppetheads? Teenyboppers? Eh, that's the best I've got. :D

The 3rd season of the Dragons series will premiere on Netflix, as well.

Nice little homages to Steamboat Willie there! :)