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That wasn't my point. You still don't seem to realize how few people watch this stream as opposed to anything else [as] does. I do somewhat agree with your point that they could make it line up with the on-air block more often, but it's not likely since that effort is more likely to go into other parts of their streaming empire. On the other hand, ask me what it's like to fight for a cause that is already irrational.

Show me one other person who actually watches the stream to get refreshed on a show. The people who run it certainly can't, which explains the lack of effort. -_'

And here's another one. I really want to get these up every Friday, but we'll see what happens with my studies. The iDOLM@STER Episode 2: "The Idols Prepare Themselves" [don't buy a Jupiter Jack]

Man, I miss when Bronies were a prominent fandom on the Internet.

Sorry. whut I do agree that political satire does not show up in Japanese cartoons nearly as much. Mr. Osomatsu has a wide-reaching reference pool to justify the scene, which I do think is pretty funny if only for one of the boys' exasperated "OBAMAHH!" yell.

What, you feel mad for having expressed an opinion? I'd just take the criticism of it and move on. -_'

Yeah, this one gets a shrug from me. And people from Funi were apparently doxxed over it. |::

The funny thing is, this isn't even in the Top 10 of awful things to happen this year. Of course, politics takes up the entire list, but if you filter that shit out, I'm not sure. I will live for the Alicization riffing, though the spin-off sounds like something I could unironically enjoy.

Sounds good. I just wanted to pile on a bit. shithead

Oh, there is a little more to his personality... but it's about wanting Trump to start a nuclear war.

Pretty much. It does make you wonder why they waited, but I'm glad to see them finish the HD run. So barring a freak removal of something or FLCL 2 being ready far earlier than anticipated, Toonami is now set for the rest of the year. All we don't know is what marathons will be airing. And maybe something special for DST. Also, if they end up blacking out the entire schedule because of this change, please don't assume anything else is happening. Honestly, that shit just isn't healthy for us.

The longtime [adult swim] employee retired today. He helped produce the network's early shows like Space Ghost Coast to Coast and The Brak Show, and he wrote many episodes of the latter. He also apparently did a lot of [as]' most famous promos, and they're showing some of them tonight on air. A marathon of The Brak Show starts at 1:00 and goes on until [as]' end. But for now, we're in the middle of five hours of Bob's Burgers, which I've heard his son has writing duties on. And there's a unique [as] bug during each episode instead of the normal logo. These are quite high honors for someone I've barely thought about in my entire life. But good job, Pete, because I think you deserve it. applause

You have to name more than one example for this argument to have merit. Especially when there are dozens of anime coming out every season.

And they had the VAs for the anime apologize for nothing in particular as damage control... a meat shield, if you will. It's not a stretch to say that the anime is ruined FOREVER. I mean, they've fired every other person who made the original anime into what it was. Anything made in the future might as well be a completely different show. </3

Knight's & Magic #13 (END) The iDOLM@STER #2 Nora, Princess, and Stray Cat #10 to #12 (END)

From a technical standpoint, this is nothing to do with Toonami. But it still sucks. Also, "What I Remember Of The Crash" is [adult swim]'s standard 404 page.

That's some surprisingly good retention across the board. And the back end continues to gain between the shows, even if it's not a whole lot. I'm satisfied.

Yeah. If there's anyone one show that should be considered spoiling the sheets, it's the one with the gentleman thief. But it's down low enough that there isn't much they can do other than not air more of it.

It's not a good day in the anime world, to be honest. Who knew this world, created so we could get away from politics, ends up imploding on itself? Kemono Friends fired its director, who was responsible for pretty much the entire script of the first season and much of the CG modeling. So I guess Kadokawa wants to sterilize the series for more general audiences... completely ignoring that the show only became popular because of that. And One-Punch Man S2 is being animated at a different studio with a new director. Now, the animation quality of the show had to do with the freelancers that were brought in. If enough of them want to come back, this one might not be so bad... but I would step with much caution. Man, talk about lots of negative news. Next you're going to tell me that the U.S. Senate is going to vote on taking away 32 million peoples' health care by the end of the week...

Man, that joke gets more prophetic every week. I won't do something like it again. shithead But now, it's time for something I'm sure two people have been waiting for... The iDOLM@STER Episode 1: "The Idols Start Here"

Did you only post that picture of Brock because he's shirtless?

So I guess Pre-Flight was a bust. Meanwhile, the on-air hasn't changed much, but it does list 10/7 as having the Dragon Ball hour air normally. Midnight to 4:00 is still blank, as well as 11-4 the following weekend.

It would make Poke happy and piss Ben off to no end. So why not. I'm still skipping this show intentionally, but I'll be back to watch the finale just to see how nihilistic and incomprehensible things have actually gotten.

The Eccentric Family #1

I guess we'll have to watch the new Pre-Flight and find out. But I don't see any good reason not based on emotion to get rid of it. ::]::