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The words "anime" and "hit" don't mix. The people who made AOT a hit here or jumped on the anime bandwagon because of it have learned to hate dubs with a passion. The sad fact is that the art form known as Japanese animation has outlived TV's usefulness, and Neo-Toonami's viewers (2012-current) who may have been introduced to said shows have abandoned the block to find shit themselves (and not in English as that's the Devil to neo-weebs). In others words, Toonami has created the very thing that will kill it. Then again, Nielsen ratings for cable's most likely being phased out as nobody's fucking watching Conan, Mr. Robot, or Twin Peaks (at least not live).

I'm surprised Mochi hasn't dropped Ultimo into this yet.

8:30 Samurai Jack ® 332 Woah those are some Comedy Central numbers.

No. No. Absolutely not. Jesus fucking Christ, are you trying to be scarred from reading for life or something?

Well, the main reason that gets a pass is because Lucas always planned to have a 9 film saga. Had it been the same for FLCL, we probably wouldn't be having this conversation.

You should be banned for this sentence.

Only state beaches are closed. Commercial / municipal beaches like Belmar are still open.

So...HD G Gundam in 2018?

Wait, so does that mean we gain the 3:30 slot instead, or does Jack rerun as [AS] regular... I'm confused.

I never understood that opinion. I've always thought of it as a compelling cat and mouse chase (much more than Dexter was at least).

This is gonna SUCK.

This trilogy shouldn't have worked (let alone existed), but it has been surprisingly great so far. I hope the same for this.

If it's animated and not a western comedy, it's questionable.

Umm... I like weird, but that was barely acceptable even in the darkest corners of MOMA.

The first season is hilarious. Afterwards they upped their budget and tried to make it a semi-serious action series and it just doesn't work.

The idea of it being mostly a romance series has me a little worried to try to get into, but at the same time Ａ Ｅ Ｓ Ｔ Ｈ Ｅ Ｔ Ｉ Ｃ.

Eh, you never know. The news of these two guys getting fired from the Han Solo movie could renew interest. Probably not though.

These two are also played a couple times in the original version of this episode (which weirdly enough is almost 1:1 with this Kai episode content-wise).

If people moped around and felt too guilty over a product to enjoy its use, smartphones and clothes would no longer exist.

I don't think we have to anymore. There's enough manga now to keep this going annually.

Apparently there is evidence of a 26 eps season (I forgot what it was though).

Thank the fucking Lord.

You've just answered your own question. The only reason it exists is because Cartoon Network's experimental phase in the early 00's created the ASA tradition that they can't seem to kill even though it no longer has a place in the modern era.

Whelp, guess I'd have to say my goodbyes then.