/co/ - Comics & Cartoons

I only have one episode left.
Where were you when CN saved animation /co/?

Will the show be broadcasted on the telly?

>>231110
it was supposed to be a mini series, I've no clue what has happened since then.

>>231110
next week I think

>>231110
>>231113
Next week, two episodes every weeknight at 7EST. Some DVRs still aren't showing the schedule correctly, so you'll have to keep checking or set it to record manually.

I'm holding off until the TV release or HD uploads, because I'm anal about that kind of thing.

>>231115
someone on /co/ nabbed the 1080ps that went out early on iTunes

>>231117
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B-MEVoJaPp2FcFlpenhoVFJ6cm8&usp=sharing

I bought the whole season on Amazon for posterity and for the sake of support (I've done much stupider things with $10), but I'm using the downloads because those episodes aren't unlocked there yet (and I can't play iTunes on my TV). The first two episodes are also available for free, in HD, from both places.

>>231121
I think I'll pay for them on principle, but will get them another way as well, so I could make screenshots. DRM stull doesn't play in VLC.

>>231138

CN’s doing those end-of-show IDs again?

Awesome.

>>231140
Uncle Grandpa, Clarence, and Steven Universe all have them. Teen Titans Go! and Gumball don't, but that's because they're not made by Cartoon Network Studios.

Just saw it all in one go. It really surpassed my expectations, it felt almost like watching a Ghibli movie but it also paid tribute to tons of cartoons from the early era of Western animation.

Very solid show.

I loved this so much.
The atmosphere, the presentation. All so warm and familiar. Like a hand stiched quilt from a kindly grandmother.

An instant classic, as Alex Hirsch puts it. Actually rewatched it more than 5 times now not because I loved it, but to look carefully at the details that further explain the story. For example, the early scenes from Chapter 9 explain how Wirt was familiar with the difference of the interior design in the mansion on Chapter 5.

The only thing I didn't understand was how the Woodsman's daughter was in his house at the end. All this time, she was safe at home?

Going over it again, there where a lot more subtle hints than I expected.

SO good.

>>231202
The Woodsman probably found himself in the Unknown by getting lost in the woods, before subsequently getting tricked by the Beast to bear his lantern. Because of how the place works, it only looked like he had been missing for a short time relative to whatever era he was actually from.

>231202
That confused me, too. Looking the scene over, I did noticed the Beast asks the Woodsman "Are you ready to go back to that empty house?" right before the light was put out, implying he'd not been there since he took the lantern. That still leaves a lot of question unanswered, though.

The alternate theory is that scene was a flash-forward to when he's dead and meeting her in the afterlife. Plus the "broader" theory, that it didn't happen at all.

Wait.
How did you guys watch it?

>>231215
use this link https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B-MEVoJaPp2FcFlpenhoVFJ6cm8&usp=sharing

>>231218
Are episodes supposed to be missing?

>>231224
Each episode is two episodes since the air back to back.

This is such a pleasant series. Something beautiful and somber. I'm glad I finally gave it a chance.

>>231210
After reading this and having re-watched the episodes that were on TV, I think I made a wrong assumption about what "the Unknown" included: I thought it was everything but where Wirt and Greg really came from, but then the Innkeeper said the Beast lives "out there in the Unknown" as if the tavern wasn't part of it. So it seems anytime Wirt and Greg were in an actual town, they'd left the Unknown, but went back as they left and went back into the forest. The "interstice" theory would explain why the towns seem to be set in such different time periods (i.e. Lorna and Auntie Whispers look like almost colonial puritans, but the frogs ride on the river in a steam boat).

I thought the setting was just supposed to be a spooky magic dreamscape.

That's a good enough justification for everything for me.

Jon Tron watches the first 8 episodes of Over the Garden Wall:

//youtube.com/watch?v=czAnm6LNOvY

>>231295
A freaking masterpiece.

No yeah this was good.

>>231382
This is why we can't have nice things

>>231382
Well Fuck this Planet.

When is it airing?

>>231392
Every night of last week.

>>231389
>>231391
It's doing super well in Digital. Topping various sales charts on iTunes.

>>231418
That's good to hear. Even in spite of the early leak and Dish nonsense.

>>231433
I like them better as friends.

>>231547
It's nearly identical except for the high-rise in the top right corner. Neat.

>>231547
Posted a million time before. I like the idea that CN has a shared universe.

>>235532
an dl ==> https://mega.co.nz/#!tclHmYTS!At4CD-R95PnEP4hQ_fZa2XZdjQQo2W_r9uh_MLybw9M

>>235532
Back to Backspace seems a little interesting, but not quite cohesive.

12 Forever is probably the better of the new pilots. Looks like it could grow on me if it keeps a steady plot and digs into some lasting character development.

Jammers is...I don't expect it to last for a series. Seems to tilt on the problem solverz side of artistic cartoons if that makes sense.

Ridin' with Burgress just seems kinda boring.
They all seem a bit...random though.

Still, I never expected to see the OtGW pilot.That was a treat.

Burgess and Jammers. Really seem like bits rather than a cohesive show. Like the recent slate of ABC Sitcoms.