HeyJaredToonhounds
Welcome to Toonhounds! Your fortnightly foray into all things animated! We're an animation show and tell where, every two weeks, we delve into a chosen topic, select a handful of animated shows and movies, provide analysis, trivia, and just talk some utter shite.
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Shakespeare: The Animated Tales! (opens the original)
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As Billy Shakes once said: Brevity is the soul of wit. So is a 90 minute podcast about 20 minute cartoons witless, or can we bite our thumb at the bard? The time has come at last to find out if the toonhounds are whoreson zeds, with no more faith in us than a stewed prune; or will old wrinkles come with our mirth and laughter?
X-Men '97 Season 2! (opens the original)
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Or as we like to call it, X-Men the Animated Series '92 Season 7. This week on Toonhounds, we struggle with the concept of time travel, complain extensively, and give advice on staying safe in the summer by not staring at the sun.
Psychics! Mob Psycho 100 & Dan Da Dan (opens the original)
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I know what you're thinking, I wish my favourite toon-based fortnightly podcast would do an episode on anime psychics. It's your lucky day, Fred, because here we are.
They're Babies Too?! Yo Yogi! & Kamp Koral (opens the original)
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Howdy toonfans! Today we're seeing what happens when a studio thinks something is going to be popular, even if they put no actual effort into it. A cautionary tale about creative vision, bandwagons and giving Yogi Bear clothes.
Robots! The Mitchells vs The Machines and The Wild Robot (opens the original)
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ERROR: EPISODE DESCRIPTION NOT FOUND That's 'robot' for "Hello toonheads!" Since the dawn of Kraftwerk, humanity has been fascinated by robots. What are they? Where do they come from? Why did we let them steal all the fun jobs, instead of the shit ones? These questions being organised in a group of three is a reference to how AI stole everything from us. Here's an episode about how, maybe, the internet is quite good. And also how it isn't.
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