Growing Around Growing Around: A slow moving trainwreck. (General Thread)

[Wabbu]

I very much doubt that an 11 year old boy would want to share his room with a 6 year old girl, especially if he was the one in charge of who gets which room.

There is even a spare "Guest" room, if they wanted to keep their parents in different rooms so much
yet they share the same room

 

[Johnny Bravo]

There is even a spare "Guest" room, if they wanted to keep their parents in different rooms so much
yet they share the same room

I wonder if Enter even realizes why his parents share a room. Someone needs to have 'the talk' with him.

 

[Wabbu]

Would kids even care to have a guest room?
I think they would just throw a matress at the Living room floor when they needed it


EDIT:
Also, the Dunns aren't the most social family to have a guest room
Both Timmy and Sally were "bullied" by the entire town
And Robert and Linda don't seem to talk to anyone at school besides each other
At best we can think about someone from their family coming, Robert has brothers, but that's it.

 

[Johnny Bravo]

Another thing that is really, I mean really glaring to me about the Dunn's house and GA in general: THERE ARE NO SLIDES ANYWHERE.

Imagine you're ten years old and you're in charge of designing a building. This building needs to have two stories but in the course of designing it you quickly realize an elevator isn't going to work. That's okay, elevators are kind of boring anyway, at least when they only have two buttons. But why stop at putting in stairs? Why not add a slide? It would make going downstairs faster and more fun!

WHY WOULD YOU SQUANDER THIS ENTER, WHY!?

 

[Piga Dgrifm]

It's also surprising that they don't have any fireman-style-poles to slide down.

 

[Ho Mo for Women]

Another thing that is really, I mean really glaring to me about the Dunn's house and GA in general: THERE ARE NO SLIDES ANYWHERE.

Imagine you're ten years old and you're in charge of designing a building. This building needs to have two stories but in the course of designing it you quickly realize an elevator isn't going to work. That's okay, elevators are kind of boring anyway, at least when they only have two buttons. But why stop at putting in stairs? Why not add a slide? It would make going downstairs faster and more fun!

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WHY WOULD YOU SQUANDER THIS ENTER, WHY!?

Because Enter has no idea what kids like.

 

[Piga Dgrifm]

A rare-breed of man-child that doesn't understand children.

 

[Steamboat_Bill]

Adults, in general, don't understand children. This is, in part, why a lot of adults don't like modern kids' shows unless they pander to them.

This is also why, in part, a lot of cartoon creators don't try to understand kids; they just try to make what they like and hope that kids like it as well.

 

[Wabbu]

This is, in part, why a lot of adults don't like modern kids' shows unless they pander to them.

Shows pandering to an adult audience, that Enter happens to like?
I don't see any *cof**cof* Steven Universe *cof*cof*

 

[Ho Mo for Women]

Shows pandering to an adult audience, that Enter happens to like?
I don't see any *cof**cof* Steven Universe *cof*cof*

He likes Steven Universe, but he seems to think Gravity Falls is the Holy Grail of cartoons. It's a really good show, but he thinks it's everything any cartoon should aspire to be, which is why he rips it off more than any other cartoon. Just look at Mabel Sally.

 

[Wabbu]

He likes Steven Universe, but he seems to think Gravity Falls is the Holy Grail of cartoons. It's a really good show, but he thinks it's everything any cartoon should aspire to be, which is why he rips it off more than any other cartoon. Just look at Mabel Sally.

Yeah
I forgot to mention GF
his review saying "EVERYONE SHOULD FOLLOW THIS" is one of his worst in my opinion

 

[Piga Dgrifm]

And Pacifi- I mean, Talula.

 

[Toy_Bon-Bon]

Yeah
I forgot to mention GF
his review saying "EVERYONE SHOULD FOLLOW THIS" is one of his worst in my opinion

You mean the one on "Land Before Swine"? That's the one where he said all future writers and animators should watch it.

 

[Wabbu]

You mean the one on "Land Before Swine"? That's the one where he said all future writers and animators should watch it.

Yes
He's basically saying: "This way of story-telling pleases me, therefore it's the best one, copy this if you want to be good!"

 

[Steamboat_Bill]

@Toy_Bon-Bon: I think that most animators (and people interested in animation) ought to watch "Stimpy's Invention" or "Minnie the Moocher" or "Quasi at the Quackadero," but that's because they could learn a lot about animation from watching them, not some bullshit about morality.

 

[Toy_Bon-Bon]

@Steamboat_Bill: What would you suggest for writers? I plan on going into television writing after getting my associate's degree.

 

[Steamboat_Bill]

@Toy_Bon-Bon: I am not a writer, so I'm pretty much not qualified to give you any advice on it. Go look up advice from someone who has.

 

[Toy_Bon-Bon]

@Steamboat_Bill: Alright. Thanks anyway.

 

[Ho Mo for Women]

And Pacifi- I mean, Talula.

And besides the obvious pandering to the bronies, I think Gumdrops may be an attempt to give Sally an unusual pet like Mabel has with her pig, Waddles. The difference is that while a pig is an unusual pet, it can still live in a house, unlike a grown fucking horse.

 

[The Perplexing Ms. Escape]

I've never met a kid who wanted a pony. Its like one of those stereotypes that adults perpetuate about kids that rarely happens. Most kids usually want a dog or something. I think it would be more in-character for Sally to own a shit ton of puppies or something instead of a horse that can somehow live in a restrictive environment like a suburb. Unless Enter makes an episode where Gumdrops gets depressed and they have to put her down which in tern teaches the family about dumb decisions, I think its really retarded and nonsensical.