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[_] Anonymous 11/30/13(Sat)12:55 No.2201286
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 11/30/13(Sat)14:39 No.2201341
why can animators be funny nonstop on the internet but once they get optioned for tv they turn
into fucking dogshit
>> [_] Anonymous 11/30/13(Sat)14:42 No.2201347
>>2201341
christianity
>> [_] Anonymous 11/30/13(Sat)14:45 No.2201353
>>2201341
On the Internet, what is unacceptable is straightforward. Don't advocate prejudice, shill for
companies, etc.
Social correctness on TV is notoriously arbitrary and nonsensical. The language you cannot use is
tediously difficult to avoid, you have to align carefully to the network's interests, and
oftentimes, the best jokes are just barely over the line of what is acceptable, when they'd be
par for the course online.
There's also a LOT of pressure to appeal to a certain crowd on TV, which results in pandering and
ultimately nerfing humor. Online, you can feel free to express yourself and to a certain degree,
feel confident that there is a decent group of people who enjoy your sense of humor. On TV you're
appealing to channel viewers, not demographics in particular: it eventually becomes much easier
to just do what idiots want for money.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/30/13(Sat)15:20 No.2201367
Who was that guy who made the youtube videos with the Professor Brothers? That turned into an
adult swim show and the same shit happened.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/30/13(Sat)15:38 No.2201382
>>2201286
i already knew all of the due to the fact that i watched this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6k01DIVDJlY
>> [_] Anonymous 11/30/13(Sat)17:12 No.2201458
>>2201367
Brad Neely.
The show has been pretty good this season, imo
