Riley
Well-Known Member
Is it normal for us Aspies to vehemently hate or be repulsed by a certain something? Because I need to know. I am a fan of Disney's The 7D. A cartoon based around the Seven Dwarves who protect the kingdom of Jollywood. I LOVE it with ALL of my heart!
Today, I talk about its evil rival (In my mind): Teen Titans Go!
Now, I love dark comedy. I really and honestly do. But TTG is too dark for my tastes. Remember: This is coming from a Tim Burton-phile. All the dying and talking about growing up...That last one's my bigger issue.
While normally I do not like jokes about the pressures of adult life, I can make exceptions in cases where it's done right:
Plus, while I don't think anyone noticed, the writers have ego issues. They constantly make jabs at anyone who hates/even dislikes the show. Even taunting the previous CN DC shows for being 'too dark' or 'too serious.' They act like the show MUST be all zany-comedy.
Remember how Batman & Robin was a Box Office Bomb? Too campy? Yeah, we REALLY owe Joel Schumacher an apology. His attempts were full of heart.
I see TTG as a repeat of history. DC trying to become more kid-friendly like they did after 1992.
Not to mention the episode "Books" made a claim that would send any nerd or geek into a foaming-at-the-mouth rage: Comic books aren't real books. First off, writers, if comic books weren't 'real' books, how come I can find them on Goodreads?! Second: If it wasn't for a comic book, your scrawny butts wouldn't have jobs.
There's a difference between severe ADHD (The Nicktoons writers) and Schumacher-Burton wannabes (The Cartoon Network writers).
Today, I talk about its evil rival (In my mind): Teen Titans Go!
Now, I love dark comedy. I really and honestly do. But TTG is too dark for my tastes. Remember: This is coming from a Tim Burton-phile. All the dying and talking about growing up...That last one's my bigger issue.
While normally I do not like jokes about the pressures of adult life, I can make exceptions in cases where it's done right:
Plus, while I don't think anyone noticed, the writers have ego issues. They constantly make jabs at anyone who hates/even dislikes the show. Even taunting the previous CN DC shows for being 'too dark' or 'too serious.' They act like the show MUST be all zany-comedy.
Remember how Batman & Robin was a Box Office Bomb? Too campy? Yeah, we REALLY owe Joel Schumacher an apology. His attempts were full of heart.
I see TTG as a repeat of history. DC trying to become more kid-friendly like they did after 1992.
Not to mention the episode "Books" made a claim that would send any nerd or geek into a foaming-at-the-mouth rage: Comic books aren't real books. First off, writers, if comic books weren't 'real' books, how come I can find them on Goodreads?! Second: If it wasn't for a comic book, your scrawny butts wouldn't have jobs.
I really try to stay away. Avoid the thing all together. But the OCD part of me forces myself to type up the titles. There's a difference between severe ADHD (The Nicktoons writers) and Schumacher-Burton wannabes (The Cartoon Network writers).