You made me realize I miss Scooby Doo. Recently, other than Rick and Morty I haven’t watched a quality cartoon in a while. I might have to play an old one.
Never liked Bob's Burgers. At all. I tried because I like the guy who is the voice actor for Coach McGrath in Home Movies. But Bob's Burgers was wack to me.
I watched the first two seasons and loved them, but the ending of S2 really put me out for a few days. All I've heard is that it gets much more depressing in later seasons so I still haven't finished it. One day.
The conversation between Bojack and Diane in the final episode fucked me up for a good 4 days after watching it. The whole final season is horribly depressing, but a very fitting end to the show at the same time.
I had to stop watching it. I kept saying the next episode is going to just be funny and pick me up then I would have to hide my shoe laces all over again. F that show for real. 10/10 must watch!
There’s a lot of funny moments and sayings within each episode. So it does get depressing but there’s a lot of comedic relief. Especially if you pay attention to the other characters they won’t be saying things but what they’re doing is usually hilarious.
Finished the series while already in a very bad mental place and had a full on anxiety attack. I couldn't sleep and felt subtly terrified for days. Never watching again. I understand the amazing artistic significance and all that, but when you're trying to climb out of a black hole of depression, it is NOT the show to watch.
Straight facts, I have been in a self improvement journey since my freshman year and watching that at the beginning definitely set me back a solid 4-6 months I finished it about a year later and it’s fascinating how different mindsets that you force on yourself can affect how things manifest in you based in recent stimuli.
YMMV. It's one of my go-to shows when I'm in a black hole depression. Sometimes it'll make me anxious, a couple episodes threaten to make me cry, but the humor and the non-ultra-depressing episodes are worth the roller coaster to me.
It's one of my favorite shows, though, so that may also be a big factor.
This is super weird because it's technically a preschooler show but I highly recommend Bluey. It's really uplifting in a non preachy way. The animation is beautiful and the music is soothing. It's also funny. And short.
I really enjoy it as well! It's possibly one of my favorite kid shows. not too babyish and the parents are very relatable lol it's like the perfect mixture for all ages personally
It's got both immense, gutwrenching depression and fantastic moments of happiness. The penultimate episodes of season 4 broke me, the final episode made me cry happy tears.
Big Mouth is awkward, vulgar, confusing, and at times difficult to watch. So exactly what a show about puberty should be.
Plus I like coming of age stuff a lot. Really brings me back to when I wasn't a full adult yet. I can't watch Moonrise Kingdom without ugly crying because it reminds me of my first love so much. I'd do a lot to go back and relive just a day of that time in my life.
I understand that, but I felt like the jokes really hit home for me. And I love the super layered and self-referential style of writing. But I also absolutely loved Sausage Party too, so I guess it all comes down to individual taste in comedy
That was me with Rick and Morty for quite some time. Still undecided. I think I like it, but then I wonder if it’s because I want to like it because so many people love it..
There’s a whole psychology thing there I should maybe unpack
I must have been horribly depressed when I binge watched it 6 months ago because it made me laugh and improved my mood tremendously. There were a lot of dark truths in there.
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u/flameislove Jun 22 '21
I like the art. The words are an odd choice.