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I also forgot about the lack of realistic uncanny valley eyeballs. Just the good old pie eyes like in the cartoons. :)

I love how perfectly they translated the bendiness of the character movements.

That Christian show on the AV Club article about the Smile of a Child network where the host rips the hearts out of puppets to see what's inside is pretty morbid, but the puppets themselves don't look half bad, certainly a lot better than other examples there.

I wouldn't worry too much about CGI completely taking over the show. Those backdrops don't look cheap, with all that advanced lighting and texture work. Not ideal for a show that's struggling with budget problems.

I guess we can credit Michael Jacobs' side of the production for not making it a total stinkburger.

One of my YT subscribers, a music and wrestling critic named Marc Mues, has a program called "S***coms", where he and a few of his friends take a look at pilots of crappy sitcoms and riff on them. I'll agree with them that Girl Meets World is less in-your-face and more plot-driven compared to...

I think an abstract alien planet setting would have worked out better than an '80s interpretation of the '50s.

I would have liked it if he covered the Dragon's Lair series a little more. I liked how it tried to incorporate the multiple scenarios the player had to choose from in the game by making commercial break cliffhangers out of them (will Dirk choose A or B? Stay tuned after this!), which sadly...

After so long, Rowdy is back, and has recently taken a look at a Saturday morning classic for his 150th episode! :)

Where'd you get that news? Or is it just a rumor?

I really hope The Boxtrolls will be a better success than Coraline and ParaNorman. A late September release with no competition to speak of should be more promising. A lot was going against Guardians, but Disney's promotion of it paid off beautifully, especially considering it was placed in...

If this won't get kids into farming, I don't know what will.

Those mail-order toy commercials baffle me. The toys themselves don't even look remarkable enough to not sell in stores, unlike some other infomercial products.

It's a program that's more accustomed to traditional frame-by-frame animation anyway.

They're easier for him to chew, too.

It's done in Toon Boom, and also by Atomic Cartoons.

Now that I've got to watching the 2nd season of Rescue Bots, I've noticed that things move at a higher framerate than before, and perhaps a little more fluidly than what Atomic Cartoons did before with Toon Boom. The bots are also rendered in CGI when transformed, allowing them to be seen in...

The latest episode is more filler, but we got some good camaraderie between Donnie and Casey.

It's the heavy allegories and symbolism that really make those shows work.

Does Sanrio even acknowledge Dear Daniel anymore?