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Friday, December 7, 2012
Friday, November 16, 2012
Top 10 Regular Show Episodes
There's a cartoon channel progression that parents go through. When the kids were first born, it was Sprout, then Nick Jr., then Nickelodeon. There was an Angelina Ballerina phase, a Spongebob phase, and of course Yo Gabba Gabba. Right now it is all about The Hub (Ponies), Boomerang (Powerpuff Girls), and Cartoon Network. I might not have realized this if I weren't a parent, but Cartoon Network has got it goin' ON these days. I know several people who love Regular Show but dislike Adventure Time, but they are neck in neck for my the #1 spot as my favorite cartoon ever, even surpassing Beavis & Butthead. So as an excuse to talk about Regular Show, I've thrown together a list of my 10 favorite episodes below. In no particular order (except #1, that's totally my favorite), I present 10 awesome Regular Show episodes:
I hope this show continues to get the credit and attention it deserves. If there were a Cartoon Network theme park, I would be all over it.
1. Rock/Paper/Scissors (You're Hired)
The first Regular Show episode ever is still my favorite. Partly because of the tie-in to Rock, Paper, Scissors: A Geek Tragedy, and partly because as I mention below, it has an 80's song video sequence.2. Rap It Up
I've seen the Power of Poetry persevere half a dozen times, but I never get tired of it.3. Carrey O'Keys
The best Regular Show episodes often seem to include a sequence with a musical number from my childhood. The Footloose sequence in this episode is possibly my favorite Regular Show moment of all time.4. Hangin' Tough
This is that awesome episode that introduces GBF. "Euuuugh! Giant Bearded Face!"5. Viral Videos
Makin' viral videooooooos... oh Wedgie Ninja... we hardly knew ye.6. Road Trip
Episode where they make a pitstop at "Joyspot" aka Funspot in the real world, but also the electro-pop music sequence rocks. :)7. Exit 9B
It's not even entirely fair to put this on the list, as this season opener featured pretty much every single cool character in the show's history together for an epic battle. EPIC.8. Roadkill Bingo
This was one of the first episodes we saw, but so memorable. Especially the skunk spray battle.9. Summertime Lovin' In the Summertime
Awesome ode to earworms!10. Fist-Pump Concert (coffee. Coffee coffee coffee. Coffee?)
I was all set to end this list with the Night Owl episode, but then I remembered how one of the things I love most about Regular Show is its constant appreciative nods to coffee. And 80's musical interludes...I hope this show continues to get the credit and attention it deserves. If there were a Cartoon Network theme park, I would be all over it.
Friday, November 2, 2012
Friday, October 12, 2012
Gangnam Stylin
If you haven't heard of Gangnam Style, you literally might be the only one. It's a thing now. And while the original video is cool enough and quirky enough to stand all on its own, we live in a golden age where you're not limited to the original. I've embedded a few of the best ones I've seen below, but it's the tip of the iceberg.
It's official; if you aren't prepared to burst into this dance at a moment's notice, you are no longer cool. The good news is, these moves are within even a white man's reach. I need to go practice now.
It's official; if you aren't prepared to burst into this dance at a moment's notice, you are no longer cool. The good news is, these moves are within even a white man's reach. I need to go practice now.
Gangnam Style
Klingon Style
Minecraft Style
Gandalf Style
Deadpool Style
Friday, October 5, 2012
Wilhelm conspiracies
I don't really know what to call these, maybe Wilhelm conspiracies? Things done by television shows and movies, sometimes on purpose, sometimes not; sometimes by connected filmmakers, sometimes not. Is there a name for this? Because it certainly seems to be a pattern...
Don't know if you've noticed, but tv sitcoms and movies have been using the same newspaper habitually. It's almost more impressive than the Wilhelm, but WHO is that woman??
Go have a look, from Dallas to Charmed, there is a jaw-dropping number of documented cases of this one.
Wilhelm Scream
Reduce, Re-use, Recycle?
http://izismile.com/2010/06/04/newspapers_in_tv_shows_13_pics.htmlDon't know if you've noticed, but tv sitcoms and movies have been using the same newspaper habitually. It's almost more impressive than the Wilhelm, but WHO is that woman??
Go have a look, from Dallas to Charmed, there is a jaw-dropping number of documented cases of this one.
Fringe, I see wut u did ther...
OK, this one was on purpose, but I appreciate the effort. I really need to get back into this show...
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