>FAR TOO WEAK
Duck’s been in his since 1955
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Pomni went insane after just one day in her nightmare world?
>FAR TOO WEAK
Duck’s been in his since 1955
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He would've shaked Caine's hand.
why is his face so fricking funny
He was in the military.
Current best fan theory is they all died on June 19th 1955 in some sort of vehicle accident(which binds them together), despite otherwise very different lives.
Yellow got hit by a car in his lovely neighborhood, Duck had a RAF plane crash and probably died of dehydration, and Red got lost in his car and ended up driving into and drowning in a lake
can we leave the "deep lore" behind please? i just want a fun show with silly jokes
The season we got managed to give us both. I hope they continue to do so.
I have my own little theory that don't hug me I'm scared is a puppet show that never got picked up by a network and the creator became overly attached and is still working on it but she is the only one left and can't manage by herself so what's going on is mostly the result of confusion.
There are no scripts, no puppeteers, no backgrounds, there are no cameramen so we mostly get the same camera angles. The characters are just there, confused, no idea what to do, trying their best
That's why they don't have official names either, they never decided what their names should be
How the hell do you reach these conclusions?
did you watch the show
CBD
YG said in episode 3 that a family might be a group who ‘die on the same day in the same style of accident, but in different locations’ and RG seemingly confirms it.
YG seemingly died from a car wreak, so some sort of vehicle accident is the base. Duck dies of dehydration, but we also know he’s a military pilot, so he probably crashed somewhere isolated and died.
Red Guy apparently drowns in a lake, and the only time we’ve seen him in a traffic accident was at the end of episode 5 where he got stranded.
Current theory is the creators don't care about that and explicitly said so when Duck shredded the book with his personal
SHREDDERRRRRR
They're invincible!
Won a competition too!
How long did it take them to make season 1? Trying to get a gauge on how long it'll probably take before season 2.
Duck regularly dies and gets replaced tho
Also he lost his shit in don't hug me I'm scared 5
This show is a billion times better than that horny clown shit.
Pomni doesn't have internet Skeletons or a Shredder to calm her
He was in the military ergo he is invincible. He'd solo the circus
Is there a reason why British humor/comedy generally is way better than American humor?
Its very dry. Doesn't talk to down to you , at least not directly.
From what I can tell, Brits have a lot of intelligent writers with more creative control of the work. TV channels gave a lot of freedom as long as you got viewers. We also had a LOT of radio comedies from the 60s to the 80s with a low barrier to entry which relied entirely on good writing which let groups like Monty Python grow big before they even appeared on television.
Nowadays it's not as good but that era has at least inspired people to keep running with the cultural torch.
Americans can be funny but they seem to have had a higher barrier to entry outside of standup so you filter out actual potentially witty but shy writers and only get Hollywood schmoozers with a very specific type of humour.
It doesn't assume you're stupid.
Very short seasons. With only 6 episodes you can cram in the best stuff instead of trying to spread it out over 26. Although with streaming US stuff has started to shorten now too.
Dunno about other channels but the BBC is entirely funded by tax payers money. It means they can just do what they want without execs getting at them to broaden their appeal so they can get more advertisers on board. This is kinda moot thought for DHMIS since they were on Channel 4.
Survivorship bias. Only the best stuff gets sent across the pond.
John Oliver
He's more of a Brit who got popular in American shows rather than a British production that got popular in America. Same shit with James Corden
>Who is Mel Brooks
>Who is Woody Allen
>Who is Lenny Bruce
>Who is Lorne Michaels
>Who is Michael O’Donoghue
>Who is Warren Zevon
>Who is Terry Gilliam
>Who is John Hughes
>Who is Robin Williams
>Who is every single successful comedian of the last 50 years
>Who are the ZAZ
>What is The Simpsons S01 to S08
>What is Spinal Tap
>What is Adult Swim
>What is The Office US (which btw is 100x more popular and quoted than the Ricky Gervais original series)
seriously can this dumb fricking “muh british gollywock telly show is so much mare superior and funneh mate” meme stop for a second
I'm glad that you started with Mel Brooks so I know I don't have to waste my time reading the rest of your shitty list.
Stephen Fry put it best here
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>TL;DR British humour is pessimistic but endearing, American humour is optimistic but pretentious
I’d say it depends