As opposed to an orphanage for adults?FilipJPhry said:Funniest part of this episode: Angry Birds demolishing a children's orphanage
As opposed to an orphanage for adults?FilipJPhry said:Funniest part of this episode: Angry Birds demolishing a children's orphanage
Yes, and all the best jokes on the internet are accompanied by people making endless strap-ons of the same joke but applied to other situations, thus eventually taking it to meme territory.Steve the Pocket said:This is exactly why I have problems with "parody" as a part of mainstream culture. It seems like a thing that just doesn't need to exist at all anymore in the Internet age. Whether it's coming from The Simpsons, Family Guy, South Park, a Seltzer and Friedberg movie, Mad Magazine, or Weird Al, all the best jokes have already been made and played out on the Internet by the time you can get your thing released. The only thing they really have going for them (except Seltzer and Friedberg movies), besides on rare occasions having better jokes than the ones the Internet came up with, is the prestige that supposedly comes from getting parodied by something as mainstream as they are.hurricanejbb said:Saw them, the jokes are pretty flat IMO. You might have seen similar stuff done on online forums 3-4 years ago.
You must be fun at parties.Squilookle said:E4!! Get it everyone? E4! Aren't we just so witty!?
Honestly- people still watch the Simpsons anymore? That's news to me...
You are the worst nerd.TwistedEllipses said:It's a shame that in the same episode they seemed to get confused between arcade and newer games. A bit afterwards, Homer goes into videogame mode in a first-person point-of-view style in order to get the kids into the Funtendo announcement. So when he's punched the screen goes red round the edges a la Call of Duty, but at the same time he has a health bar and has to eat to get back his health...
Except that Assassin's Creed totally dropped the concept of a variety of historical periods after the second game.OutrageousEmu said:The Assassins Creed games are set in a variety of historical periods. This is one set in a period that is fundamentally incompatable with the gameplay and story of the game. Its like a Call of Duty game where you are brouht before congress to talk about Veterans benefeits.Baron von Blitztank said:Uhhh, can someone explain that Assassin's Creed picture?
I really don't get it and while part of me doesn't want to, it's gonna get on my nerves all day so I must know
Trust me, I loved Frisky Dingo, but it's over, and one has to accept that. The reality is Archer is a better show - I preferred FD - I love the in-jokes and insane humour, but Archer is more coherent, easier to pick up and enjoy for the average person, and still incredibly funny.Frostbite3789 said:As a fan of Frisky Dingo (the show the makers of Archer had before) I challenge you to a fight to the death.Lattyware said:If you are going to compare it to other animated shows, then you are forgetting Archer, which remains the funniest animated (hell, maybe the funniest full stop) thing on TV.
I'm shocked you actually knew what Frisky Dingo is. Let alone made a Frisky Dingo in-joke there at the end.Lattyware said:Trust me, I loved Frisky Dingo, but it's over, and one has to accept that. The reality is Archer is a better show - I preferred FD - I love the in-jokes and insane humour, but Archer is more coherent, easier to pick up and enjoy for the average person, and still incredibly funny.Frostbite3789 said:As a fan of Frisky Dingo (the show the makers of Archer had before) I challenge you to a fight to the death.Lattyware said:If you are going to compare it to other animated shows, then you are forgetting Archer, which remains the funniest animated (hell, maybe the funniest full stop) thing on TV.
We'll see a lot more from Archer than Frisky Dingo, as it's more commercially viable, but it's still hilarious. Net gain.
The Simpson's is sort of like music, the people who grew up with ninties Simpson's despise the 2000's Simpson's for being different and following the new generation.BlackWidower said:You forgot to mention the part where Bart finishes Guts of War II in 30 seconds and the developer standing there says, "I spent a year of my life on this game, I missed my twin daughters growing up."
I don't get why people don't like the Simpsons? What exactly is wrong with it? I still think it's funny. It never stopped being funny. Or at the very least entertaining.
Well, I've gotten about 20 people to watch it, and probably 18 of those love it, so it's bigger than 8 XDFrostbite3789 said:I'm shocked you actually knew what Frisky Dingo is. Let alone made a Frisky Dingo in-joke there at the end.Lattyware said:Trust me, I loved Frisky Dingo, but it's over, and one has to accept that. The reality is Archer is a better show - I preferred FD - I love the in-jokes and insane humour, but Archer is more coherent, easier to pick up and enjoy for the average person, and still incredibly funny.Frostbite3789 said:As a fan of Frisky Dingo (the show the makers of Archer had before) I challenge you to a fight to the death.Lattyware said:If you are going to compare it to other animated shows, then you are forgetting Archer, which remains the funniest animated (hell, maybe the funniest full stop) thing on TV.
We'll see a lot more from Archer than Frisky Dingo, as it's more commercially viable, but it's still hilarious. Net gain.
But most of the time when someone is talking about how awesome Archer is, I bring up Frisky Dingo and they look at me like I'm insane. Apparently about eight people ever have even heard of that show.
Though I will say the last quarter of the second season was...kind of terrible.