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Dethklok has a very merry Dethmas As this tattooed-anarchist-commie-progressive-liberal publication continues to wage War on Christmas (which I will refer to as Xmas from here on out, for Christ’s sake), TV Time is all-in on the holidays. Why? Because spending time with TV is far more rewarding than wasting it with family—I even had that embroidered on a pillow. The ultimate TV source of Xmas Joy™ is, obviously, Adult Swim. Here are 11 of...

Paintings and Sketches Dec 17, 2020 By Jake Uitti Adult Swim When speaking with voice actor, George Lowe, who famously portrayed Space Ghost on the quirky, at times goofy cartoon late night show Space Ghost Coast to Coast, it’s easy to get lost on little anecdote paths or avenues that lead to other stories. It’s charming, endearing. In one moment, Lowe might be talking about interviewing for the show and his mind immediately goes to a receptionist eating peach cobbler. Or he could be...

Lazzo Hired Me Dec 16, 2020 By Jake Uitti Adult Swim For fans of Cartoon Network and Adult Swim, the name Brak likely brings about a particular type of grin. Brak is the oddball amongst oddballs. He’s the lovable, childish character repurposed from the original Space Ghost cartoon series (he was one of the series’ Council of Doom members). Brak was used both on the animated talk show Space Ghost Coast to Coast and later for his very own series, The Brak Show. That program aired as ...

Underwater Antics Dec 15, 2020 By Jake Uitti Matt Thompson Sealab 2021, one of the four original Adult Swim shows that aired first in December 2000 and then later, more formally, in September 2001, was the underwater-set work comedy in which a group of scientists living in a submarine laboratory interact and get into trouble. The show, created by Matt Thompson and Adam Reed, made use of older Hanna-Barbera cartoon footage from a former cartoon, Sealab 2020, made originally to highlight o...

High-Caliber Work For some, the 12-minute cartoon show Aqua Teen Hunger Force, available now on HBO Max, is a cult classic. With its odd, surreal humor and unelaborate though quirky animation, the television show struck a chord with twenty-something-year-old viewers when it aired in the early 2000s. Featuring the three iconic characters—Master Shake, Frylock, and Meatwad—the show, which was part of the original Adult Swim cartoon block that first aired December 2000 and then again more per...

Inspired by all of that warner bros library. were like, wouldnt it be fun if we made something like ourselves? >> wow, space ghost man, crack a window, will you? >> i would be violently sucked into space. >> how many people would tune in? >> space ghost is the turning point. its a surreal, late night tv show that is unapologetically adult, using kids cartoons. >> now, a lot of the people that worked on that show today are the movers and shakers of "adult swim." >> all kids out of the pool for ad...

Jokes, i guess you could say, and cartoon world is a land of extra jokes. classic tex avery joke im sure youve seen was based on how people viewed movies in the theaters. there was always something wrong with the film. hey, you up there, get that hair out of here. >> thats the beauty of animation. thats really what you want animation to be used for, to do and see things that youve never seen before. and cant be shown in live action. >> the tape youre watching is just a taste of the cartoon netwo...

Possible. >> ive always liked extra jokes, i guess you could say, and cartoon world is a land of extra jokes. classic tex avery joke im sure youve seen was based on how people viewed movies in the theaters. there was always something wrong with the film. hey, you out there, get that hair out of here. >> thats the beauty of animation. thats really what you want animation to be used for, to do and see things that youve never seen before. and cant be shown in live action. >> the tape youre watching...

Inspired by all of that warner bros library. were like, wouldnt it be fun if we made something like ourselves. >> wow, space ghost man, crack a window, will you? >> i would be violently sucked into space. >> how many people would tune in? >> space ghost is the turning point. its a surreal, late night tv show that is unapologetically adult, using kids cartoons. >> now, a lot of the people that worked on that show today are the movers and shakers of adult swim. ♪ >> all kids out of the pool for ...

Action. >> the tape youre watching is just a taste of the cartoon network, an appetizer, a mere morsel of what you can expect from the first and only 24 hour cartoon network. >> cartoon network was owned by turner broadcasting who now owned the hannabarbera library. they owned the rights to all these characters. >> basically, you have a group of people that are working in programming on air making commercials, clearly very inspired by all of that warner brothers library. were like, wouldnt it be...