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For me it's Helluva Boss, the constant sex jokes and swearing doesn't mean good humor

I'm looking for a cartoon that will get me emotional. A good example would be Steven universe.

Family guy is out!

there was this short film of a cartoon i remember where a poor little girl returns to her house to find a feast and a new dress. i think it was an animals who cooked it for her because they felt sorry for her. the whole episode is focused on them cooking the feast does anyone know the name?

SpongeBob: The Splinter. There was no need for the episode to be that disgusting to look at.

The show was about people fighting with cards to summon monster it was kinda sluggtera and it's not CHAOCTIC ik this provide nothing sorry for that but i have only watch it for one month when I was around 7-9 yrs old

Greetings dear reddit peoples Could anybody be kind enough to help me find this cartoon that i cannot rember the name of? I believe it is a Cartoon Network production. The characters have big beady eyes, very big circular eyes, big heads and small bodies. The main character has dark blue hair and i think he wears a green shirt. He is a high school student and has a group of friends and classmates and they are always up to some shenanigans, the style looks like claymation. PLEASE PLEASE IF THIS RINGS A BELL WITH SOMEBODY LET ME KNOW !! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

MUNG DAAL FIGHTS IN VIETNAM!🤣🤣🤣

I've got a short audio clip from "The Quick Draw McGraw Show" that I need help identifying. If you guys know what episode it's from, it would be greatly appreciated!

The clip is available here:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/118Bo1770_z239sr5PjvDfoMP78cesIUc/view?usp=sharing

Thank you!

After a completing helluva and hazbin hotel multiple times over along with a lot of other shows that I finished, I’m just trying to find something other than Game of Thrones, which I have not too far into

I can't stand Lute and Yul is kinda annoying imo. Sorry.

Something that has particularly bothered me is we live in a day and age of reboots, revivals and continuations, it's screams lazy to me. I know companies are in it to make money but there are so many new, fresh ideas out there that are constantly not being picked in favor of old IPs that have a known fanbase. But you can't ride on that forever.

Well, one of the few shows that absolutely deserves to have a continuation to properly finish the story is Teen Titans (2003). It was such a masterclass of animation and television in general and it prematurely ended. They set up such a great final season with tons of questions to answer and we didn't get it. And somehow in the near 20 years since it's been over a continuation hasn't happened.

Despite shows like Samurai Jack getting to finish its story, despite the Powerpuff Girls getting a needless reboot, despite Teen Titans getting a somewhat crappy kids reboot, despite many other DC shows being given another chance, somehow our beloved Teen Titans won't get that chance and it makes me so mad.

he was so silly :D

It's and old show I've been looking for for so long that began to think I invented it, but I have a really strong memory of watching it.

• It's a 2D show
• I watched it when I was little (I was born in 2001, in Spain)
• the premise is that two siblings, boy and girl, are orphans and looking for their parents, which are the monarchs of a kingdom, when they get close they seem to vanish, like in the show "Marco"

Other than that I have a really vivid scene: The siblings were in a town and everybody gathered around the castle to hear the monarchs, a "counsellor" made everybody kneel down and to not look up. When the monarchs stepped out and began talking the boy looked up and realised they were wood puppets. In a diferent scene you see the monarchs are imprisoned and the "counsellor" is behind the plot. I'm not sure but I think after that the monarchs are taken to another kingdom and the kids loose their chance.

Please help me if you can, after years and years I need to know if they manage to reunite.

so I'm planning on screenwriting and producing a young adult/ adult animated show. the show will be about super heroes. and there any tropes that kill a show or make it unwatchable? and what things do you find cliche?