connor-p-mcclory Reviews

Family Guy: Seahorse Seashell Party (2011) Season 10, Episode 2

This Ruined Family Guy...

[1/10 · 3 June 2015]

Watching the episode, I almost died; Not of laughter, but of disappointment. Brian has a bad trip and Meg shouts criticisms at her family. This really could've ended well. And I mean it. The Griffins could've just seen their wrongdoings and apologized and promised to take it easier on her. Instead the status quo is god. And Brian's bad trip even could've tied into the main plot. Or at least that Meg and Brian could've gotten along better after this episode. The moral: Stay in an abusive relationship. Why? To the benefit of your abuser. That is the biggest load of B.S. that I have ever heard. My brother abused me as a child, and I snapped. I kind of did what Meg did here. My brother and I get along much better now. He's my best friend. Unlike here, where Meg gets the bad ending, so to speak. She continues to be a Lightningrod for abuse and insult. Although Family Guy has some good episodes now and then, Seahorse Seashell Party (What's with that title anyways?) is the worst episode of anything I've ever seen, next to Ren Seeks Help.

The Amazing World of Gumball (2011–2019)

His World

[10/10 · 19 April 2015]

(If you were wondering, yes the review's name is a Sonic reference.) The Amazing World of Gumball is a surprisingly incredible show. This show is definitely a comedy show, as are most cartoons nowadays. But where Breadwinners, Teen Titans Go, Sanjay and Craig, and even modern Spongebob fails in any kind of comedy, Gumball takes it and makes it actually funny! The show knows how to keep comedy in emotional moments, which is no more evident than in the episode "The Shell." Even the action sequences can become hilarious. It's very obvious that this show has a lot of energy put into every episode and character. Speaking of characters, most characters have very unique art forms. Some are CGI, some are animated, and some are... something else. I can't even tell how they are animated. And that is something that is hard to do. I can't do this show justice by just talking about it. You need to watch it, and see for yourself, really.

Animated Atrocities (2013– )

Wow, Mr. Enter has his own IMDb Page...

[10/10 · 12 January 2015]

By far my favorite reviewer on Youtube. Not only is he fair in his reviews, but he has had to put up with trolls his entire time making them. Just as well, he has had the courage to say things I could never say. He was even the one who inspired me to become an IMDb member! He's the best reviewer I've ever seen. Even if he does lose his temper, he tries to remain as calm as possible. But trust me. I'd have lost my temper long before he does in his videos. Anyways, he opened my eyes to, if you will, the Atrocities of Animation. So, um... The end! Nothing else needs to be said! Other than, if he's reading this, hi John Enter, Love your videos!

My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic: Lesson Zero (2011) Season 2, Episode 3

Freaky as all Tartarus

[10/10 · 15 December 2014]

If there is one single episode that defines that this isn't your average "Friends Forever Girly Show," then Lesson Zero is definitely the episode that will send shivers down your spine if this is your first episode. The episode, along with Party of One (Funny... they both have numbers) are the darkest episodes of anything I've ever seen. Twilight needs to find a problem to fix before sunset or her report will be late. It drives her so mad that she Telefrags Scootaloo Sweetie Belle and Applebloom's beach ball and threatens to "Solve their problems." If that doesn't freak you out, then it'll be Fluttershy "snapping" the neck of a bear, although it's merely a massage.

Over the Garden Wall (2014)

Its... Umm...

[10/10 · 11 December 2014]

Over The Garden Wall is a show that barely focuses on comedy. This show is complex and hard to understand at first. It is scary and mysterious, and definitely not for smaller children.

That being said, this is one of the greatest things that has ever happened to not only Cartoons, but Television.

Over the Garden Wall is not only my favorite one-off, but my favorite series. Why is it so good? Over the Garden Wall delves into a mysterious place called the Unknown. Our Heroes, Greg and Wirt, are brothers who get lost and end up here. A beast roams the Unknown, turning wanderers into trees. The Woodsman, a character who reoccurs in the series, chops these trees down to keep a lantern burning with the Woodsmans Daughters soul inside, unknowing that these are actually wanderers lost in the unknown. Soon a Bluebird named Beatrice comet to bring the brothers to Adelaide, A woman who could bring Wirt and his brother home. I cant even spoil the rest of the series for you guys. All I can say is the show soon enough has all the pieces soon enough brought together by the very last moments. Unfortunately the series isn't shown on air anymore, but you could find the episodes online or On Demand. Watch it. Do it now. Please? Okay.

Studio C (2012– )

Best and Cleanest

[10/10 · 10 September 2014]

Probably the one of the best out there, Studio C was created by College students FOR college students at BYU University in Utah. It ended up on air, and boy am I glad it did. With sketches like "Shoulder Angel," "Awkward Avoidance Viking," and "Juuust Jeerreeemyyyy~," and characters like Mr. Ekilstone, that Bisque guy, and Captain Literally, this show is perfect. Now you're probably saying to yourself "Where's the cursing and Sex gffhgdfgh!?!?!?ONE/ONE1/1/1/!?!?!?" Well, this was for LDS and Christian audiences. So, no cursing, no sex, completely clean! Good for me, as although FNL is freaking hilarious, this is just as, if not FUNNIER than FNL AND a heck of a lot cleaner.