Jason the Cartoon Fan 🍉

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Just your average autistic animation lover, always riding the ragged edge of disaster. Timeskip Marcy’s boo. Bi; he/him.

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All the non-Sesame Street Muppet productions have “cooldown sections” filled to the brim with unhinged interactions, all done in-character. If you want an especially wild example of such sessions, here’s one recorded during a filming session for Bear in the Big Blue House:

Since I know this is a moment lots of people would dub over if they got the M&amp;E track for it, here you go:

One of the biggest examples of a Simpsons gag completely ruined in syndication.

The coolest aspect of The Fairly OddParents on cable was that if you watched the reruns with the SAP track toggled on, you got the raw instrumental for the featured episode - allowing you to appreciate the show’s musical stylings even more. R.I.P. Guy Moon.

That bit isn’t the only Fairly OddParents season 6 moment spotlighted by NickTendo that I recorded from Pluto last night.

“Team Homer”’s ending originally had a reveal that Homer stole Haing S. Ngor’s Oscar for The Killing Fields. The episode premiered one month before Ngor’s murder, so the scene was edited afterwards as the show’s crew was worried viewers would think Homer killed him for the award.

What the Hell was this show on during the second half of its run, dawg?

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I’m so very sorry, y’all, but I can never look at this moment the same way after watching MarcusShawVA (MarcusShawVA🎙)’s parody of it.

Believe it or not, lots of normies and even professional journalists actually HAVE referred to Family Guy as “The Family Guy”. This phenomenon was even lampooned in the show itself during Season 12.

The only right way to start today this year:

The same moment, but in widescreen on MeTV Toons:

Unrelated, but I love how this is the exact rendition of Pig’s theme that Guy Moon would eventually recycle in a newer Fairly OddParents episode.

THE FUCK YOU MEAN THE “SWIRLING STAR” HANNA-BARBERA LOGO WAS USING A STOCK MUSIC TRACK THIS WHOLE TIME?!?

I still can’t get over how Tweety managed to avoid getting cancelled like Pepé and Speedy despite that bastard bird having served for the Confederacy.

"Are you ready for...La Cucaracha?"

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I really hate how people think Lars was the only reason why her relationship with him was so toxic when this shit happened in Season 1:

Mel Blanc turned this action into an art form during the golden years of his time with the Warner Bros. cartoons.

Studios need to bring back teaser trailers for movies that are part of a popular franchise tricking theatergoers into believing they belong to another popular franchise until the most comically opportune time to reveal the bait and switch.

Fun fact: the show’s rotating set of gags involving Donald and the gong at the end of its intro was what inspired the couch gags on The Simpsons.

Cartoon Network froze up 10 minutes ago during their airing of The Amazing World of Gumball episode "The Possession".

He also did the animation for the trippy - but also beautiful - menus The Simpsons used for their final ever DVD release.

Good night, y’all. Before I head to bed, I’m dropping this classic Sesame Street sketch for no actual reason.

Looks like someone still hasn’t gotten around to watching Eddache’s video about George’s show.

So basically, you’ve gone through the experience seen in this Doobus Goobus shitpost for Jimmy Neutron in real life.

In case you didn’t know, the film negatives for this movie are in open matte; theaters had to manually zoom in the feature to get it in widescreen. (Video credit: Gavin King)

It already happened once. Didn’t go so well.

This meme video remains evergreen.

Wait - my headcanon is actually CANON?!?

R.I.P. the man who gave classic Scooby-Doo! its signature musical style.

Direct TV has officially dropped all the Disney networks. I was able to capture the blackout happening to Disney XD while in the middle of recording some Gravity Falls from that channel.

Guess what HBO Max France just gave us in logoless quality.

Fun fact: this incident was referenced on The Simpsons (and in a Treehouse of Horror episode, no less).

I'm sure this amusingly ridiculous reaction won't become a running gag and thus overstay its welcome.

Blessed be the soul who painstakingly tracked down the remastered versions of all the show clips from the original “We’re Ready to Party” intro and edited them together to match how they’re all presented in said opening. If only all that remastered footage existed in 4:3.

Since I know this is a moment lots of people would dub over if they got the M&E track for it, here you go: