Why didn't he just not kill everyone
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90’s sitcom dad syndrome
Look at those eyes. He’s one more frickup away from going full Chris Watts.
Not anymore.
Would.
Kino
hate that he couldn't actually kill the grandma, should've at least accidentally, that way the message is not lost and we still get the comedy bit.
>Why didn't he just not kill everyone
One of Earl's greatest flaws was that he didn't have much willpower. He could know what he wanted, but it was generally easy to coerce him into doing something else. This lack of resolve is what ultimately led to him failing to speak out against WESAYSO's plans at the most important time.
Was not the momma'
Kinda gotta give respect to have the last episode be about them all fricking dying. That's the kind of downer ending you're just not gonna get in kids media now.
Early 90s tv shows kept doing that downer ending thing, it's weird.
Any other examples? I'm too much of a zoomer to know many.
I think Alf also had a downer ending with the government taking him away.
Yeah, in Alf's case it ends in a cliffhanger (it got cancelled in the meantime or something?). It later got a movie in which he runs away from the glowies.
The other show I had in mind was Parker Lewis Can't Lose. First season is fun, like a cartoony, cooler Ferris Bueller, but in live action. Season 2 starts getting a bit more serious, like it's trying to be a John Hughes movie. Season 3 if I recall wasn't even fun enough, and in the final episode the local fast food joint, ran by the local jolly friendly fat guy is in danger of closing because of the average real estate speculator douchebags... and it does.
There's also Mighty Max. It ends with most everyone dying heroically, but the main character manages to turn back time... into a time loop. But at least it's implied he remembers what's gonna happen, so the bad end might be avoided.
To be fair, there was one episode where they both get cucked or something and just end up sitting on a railroad, waiting for the train. Tom & Jerry was episodic with no continuity, but I could see the concern if that was the last episode aired in a season.
I remember one other Hanna-Barbera cartoon that gave me a similar misunderstanding. The main characters were trying to protect an elephant kid, a hunter ends up finding it, and the episode ends with a BANG while one of the main characters is crying. It was no doubt a two-parter, but since part two didn't play right away, it had me go "ay what the frick"
What other examples are there
>That's the kind of downer ending you're just not gonna get in kids media now.
Well it wasn't kids' media to begin with, so that probably helped.
Well, family media, media that kids were allowed to see, you know what he meant.
Tom and Jerry suicided in the last ep, but it was too much even for the 60s or whenever it was, so they re-ordered it so a diff episode came after.
What's next Pokemon was just a dream?
Do people really believe that crap?
That actually isn't true, there were like 4 more years of shorts after that suicide one.
Y EL NENE?
EL NENE ESTA BIEN
>Why didn't he just not kill everyone
I mean he kinda' did.
read homie
Do any of the female dinos have nice feet?
Not as nice as B.P. Richfield's
Dino feet 🙂
No but Monica's got DAT NECK
Hope Roy got some before dying
Sneed
He's Bad
Couldn’t even keep his son off the roids
EARL
SNEED
SINCLAIR
He was stupid.
ask your dad, his generation has done the same thing to us