The Big Picture: The Collar

[Booze Zombie]

I'm so glad I wasn't the only one creeped out by that.

 

[Dr. Pepper Unlimited]

I am waaayyyyy too interested in this. Seriously, this is bizarrely fascinating.

This ^

The whole time I was thinking: "Tell me more!". That was my favorite episode by far, Bob. I hope to see many more like this in the future. I love learning weird things like that. It's all strangely fascinating.

 

[orangeapples]

I always like to know how things are made and knowing about the collar is awesome!
also I got something to tell people
The Lip thing is not that odd to me for some reason.
and now I know where the idea of the above cartoon comes from.

Ninja'd by the 1st comment! GODDAM! How funny is the commentary version with Mr. Incredible and Frozone talking about how bad it is!

Could you really call it being Ninja's if the person was that much further ahead of you? This looks more like a Gary Oak to me...

 

[OaKleIgHy]

hey does anyone know the name of the series/robot featured in the video at around 2.20-2.23. I remember watching it as a kid but can't remember what it was called.

 

[TheDrunkNinja]

I can't believe that Bob didn't even make note the irony that he is talking about animated heads with disconnected shirt collars on a show that is almost entirely expressed through heads with disconnected shirt collars.

 

[K_Dub]

Dude, is just so awesome! I probably would've gone the rest of my life not knowing that cool tid-bit of history had it not been for Movie Bob!

 

[Endocrom]

Well played Bob. I thought to myself "Okay now he's just picking random TV Tropes to fill out his videos" but you pulled it off, thanks for the history lesson.

Now do He-Man's heavy use of rotoscoping.

 

[Studs MacKenzie]

Sweet! Something I can share with my friends to make it seem like I know stuff! MovieBob - you are one insightful dude!

 

[TheSchaef]

The Lip thing is not that odd to me for some reason.
and now I know where the idea of the above cartoon comes from.

I wasn't sure I'd be the first to point out this spoof of those old-timey cartoons but I can't believe it was the FIRST response! I even got ninja'd on the commentary version which is hilarious!

So... we still don't have Samurai Pizza Cats but you're sending us this?

I can't believe that Bob didn't even make note the irony that he is talking about animated heads with disconnected shirt collars on a show that is almost entirely expressed through heads with disconnected shirt collars.

I think he made note of it when he used it as one of his key example pieces. It was subtle.

 

[Skaven252]

A bit late to the party, but: This was a great look into the history of Hanna-Barbera and TV animation. I've always wondered about Yogi's collar. I actually thought it was some kind of a reference to the "white collar / blue collar" classification, but turns out it was just a matter of animation practicality. Interesting.