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‘Golden Axe’ Animated Series From Mike McMahan Set at Comedy Central; Matthew Rhys and Danny Pudi Among Voice Cast
A "Golden Axe" animated series has been greenlit at Comedy Central, Variety has learned.
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So crude. "Beast Lover"Remember Beast Rider? That sucked.
Literally the most shocking thing to me about America now is this. It used to be TV show marathons were a special thing. Now they have become the norm. It was utterly bizarre.Is Comedy Central even still a thing? I thought it was basically like MTV now where they have like 1 actual show and everything else is just 8 hour blocks of garbage on a loop.
Basically all the studios are under the Paramount banner now and the networks are just brands they use to broadcast their shows. Comedy Central gets stuff like South Park and Beavis and Butt-Head, MTV gets all the reality shows for 14 year old girls, CBS gets procedural crime dramas. But in reality it's all just content they're churning out for streaming and the broadcast is just a stop along the way.Is Comedy Central even still a thing? I thought it was basically like MTV now where they have like 1 actual show and everything else is just 8 hour blocks of garbage on a loop.
Literally?Literally the most shocking thing to me about America now is this.
Ugh. Well I know exactly what it's going to look and sound like, just like every other animated "adult" show on streaming. That whole side of the animation industry is sad. Absolutely zero creativity in what is arguably a medium that has the most potential for creativity and originality.But it's the Lower Decks guy. Oh well.
Is it really shocking? I used to need cable TV like any other utility, and now I haven't had a cable/satellite subscription in at least a decade, Most people under 40 probably haven't watched cable TV outside of a an older family member's house or a doctors office.Literally the most shocking thing to me about America now is this. It used to be TV show marathons were a special thing. Now they have become the norm. It was utterly bizarre.
Is it really shocking? I used to need cable TV like any other utility, and now I haven't had a cable/satellite subscription in at least a decade, Most people under 40 probably haven't watched cable TV outside of a and older family member's house or a doctors office.
Yarp. I've only gone home a total of four months in the past twelve years. Some things I've kept up with and a lot I haven't. But the degradation of TV was the biggest shock, because I wasn't expecting it to be so different. It wasn't even that bad in 2019. But last October, man I really felt like I was in The Twilight Zone every time I turned on the TV. Channels used to at least have some semblance of character. I would even say they used to be a kind of safe space, do you guys understand me? There was nothing better than being with family and watching Simpsons on Sunday nights.Literally?
I'd say the last days of event cable would have been around The Walking Dead, Breaking Bad, GOT era.Mot said something a few months back, how the MASH finale was viewed by 100 million people. That will never happen again. There's a show called The Good Doctor that is pretty decent that I only found out about a few weeks ago. It's been on since 2017. What TV shows bring people together anymore in 2024? I have no idea.
Upon further consideration, weed shops was pretty surprising too.Literally?
Do you own property in China?Upon further consideration, weed shops was pretty surprising too.