Apocalypse Lane: Episode 33: Road Trip
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Was that a Family Guy and a Borderlands reference all in one episode?
You sir, have one 50 gold stars.
anyway great episode, the funniest part has to be the letter at the beginning, this is...is....
[HEADING=1]BLAAAAAAAAAAAAAUGH![/HEADING]
You sir, have one 50 gold stars.
anyway great episode, the funniest part has to be the letter at the beginning, this is...is....
[HEADING=1]BLAAAAAAAAAAAAAUGH![/HEADING]
This series is getting quite boring. All except the puking, which was kind of funny but it could have been faster, which would have made it funnier.
Actually, come to think of it, if every episode were twice as fast, I think it would be hilarious. I'd rather watch a two minute episode and laugh than a five minute one that's boring.
Actually, come to think of it, if every episode were twice as fast, I think it would be hilarious. I'd rather watch a two minute episode and laugh than a five minute one that's boring.
Great episode, but why so few comments?
Your work is getting BETTER, not steadily worse. There should be MORE every week.
Your work is getting BETTER, not steadily worse. There should be MORE every week.
Jon, I realize you guys are just getting the second season on its feet, but I worry that the overstretched exposition (Gladys on the spaceship/ Obama's doom machine), and the belabored and cliche'd gags (This past episode) are getting in the way of really interesting storytelling.
Your first season started out slow, but REALLY punched up around the time of Mississippi Maggot Stew when actions the characters took had a meaningful impact on the narrative, and each character was given a memorable arch. Past episodes had surprising and brilliant relevance where they apparently had none. I thought that you guys really optimized storytelling in a 7-10 minute span, carrying a season as meaningfully as many one-hour presentations do with characters that were just as viable and interesting. The humor had a certain classic feel that the apocalyptic setting colored in a unique way. Moreover, the humor had an explosiveness granted from each character being at TOTAL odds with each other.
Succinctly, I'm not seeing that so far, and I hope you guys amp it up. I'm enthusiastic about what you've made; something like this deserves to last.
Your first season started out slow, but REALLY punched up around the time of Mississippi Maggot Stew when actions the characters took had a meaningful impact on the narrative, and each character was given a memorable arch. Past episodes had surprising and brilliant relevance where they apparently had none. I thought that you guys really optimized storytelling in a 7-10 minute span, carrying a season as meaningfully as many one-hour presentations do with characters that were just as viable and interesting. The humor had a certain classic feel that the apocalyptic setting colored in a unique way. Moreover, the humor had an explosiveness granted from each character being at TOTAL odds with each other.
Succinctly, I'm not seeing that so far, and I hope you guys amp it up. I'm enthusiastic about what you've made; something like this deserves to last.
Me too! I would have paid to see that. I want Stinky to not be Hickey so badly.poosebunger said: