was it really that bad?
Was it really that bad?
Luis King
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Owen Gutierrez
Didn't get to it yet. Is it about population control (rabbits breeding like low IQ people) or gun control, where rabbits are the weapon?
Lucas Allen
yes it was
John Clark
The latter.
Gabriel Hernandez
The anime sequence was fun as hell, as was shit like Nora going full Scientology.
It was a good bit.
Tyler Harris
Was the bunny dealer a parody of a specific guy?
Robert Clark
It wasn't good but the sheeting it causes makes up for it.
Adrian Turner
No.
Lincoln Stewart
yea
Josiah Phillips
I was thinking of him but that would make no sense giving he's a hardcore dem
Samuel Adams
>character is named Dwayne
Checks out.
Ian Clark
It's basically explained at the end. B(G)un Control, there are too many unregulated high capacity auto/semi-auto b(g)uns.
Adrian Hughes
Honestly, I didn't notice the gun analogies in this episode until like a third of the way in
Jose Peterson
Nah, it was fun. Compared to something like skeleton remote it wasn't even all that preachy or anything. It's more like they just really wanted the pun.
Adam Walker
Damn. I thought I was slow for noticing only after they mentioned the constitution.
Henry Gomez
>owning multiple buns will make you feel safer against other owners of multiple buns
this was dumb but it's satire so I don't really care too much
I'm honestly not sure why this episode is so hated
Jackson Hall
Satire is supposed to be smart.
David Reyes
So are politicians, but Trump was elected.
Charles Morgan
Nothing about this episode made for good analogy, nor an interesting take. it's like the writers were so proud they figured out that bun and gun both end in un, they forgot to make it make sense
Lincoln Anderson
It literally implies it in the title.
Ryder Parker
the buns were cute :3
Landon Long
They're intentionally trying to badly re-create a '90s aesthetic, and it's shit.
Jack Mitchell
I liked most of the Warners segments but this one was painfully unfunny. Buns=guns never landed, not even when they lampshaded it. People seem to like it for the anime fight sequence but that should have been it's own seperate segment.
Angel Davis
>So are politicians
Since when?
Zachary Watson
What I find most disturbing and ominous is the anti-russian bits. It's like we're back in the Hillary timeline where war with Russia was the plan and the reason why everyone voted against her. And the whole Russian meddling in the election is dubious at best, there was never any proof yet the show pushes it as a fact.
Also, notice how there wasn't a single anti-chinese bit in the show, which I could chuckle at maybe. China OWNS your ass. And the show probably didn't include any jokes about them because it doesn't want to be banned from that lucrative market. Don't you find all of that cynical, sad, and just... slimy?
And the cherry on top is that the show doesn't need any of that. Just like no other show needs it. It's just pure poison and the reason why I no longer watch US media. Well, for more than ten years now. It's all rotten to the core and harmful to the viewer.
Jackson Martin
When satire isn't funny its just condescension
Nathaniel Rogers
It wasn’t clear in its message so yes it was bad, also it went a very one sided way. Sadly OK KO did a better job than this that’s how bad it was.
Gabriel Miller
sneed
Nolan Turner
if you take out the anime part
youtube.com
its show how terrible the reboot is
Jacob Thomas
I love the butthurt.
Caleb Gomez
came here to post this
Owen Rivera
tfw my dumbass thought by buns they meant butts, and this was talking about how much cartoons can get away with.
John Cruz
>So are politicians, but Trump was elected.
guarantee this was posted by someone who only started paying attention to politics in the last four years
Nathan Kelly
>Episode mocking gun owners.
Maybe I should pick this up
Jacob Howard
I skipped the title slightly because I skip the intros
Josiah Barnes
BUNNYMACHINES, Yakko. They harden in response to physical trauma
Samuel Miller