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[gblues]

When they bust into the chick's room, the camera pans to the TV that's turned on.. to ATHF. Which is kinda messed up because it's daytime outside.

Nathan

 

[Greenpanda]

Which is kinda messed up because it's daytime outside.

Well, it's on DVD, too...

 

[gblues]

Well, sure, they probably used a DVD to shoot the episode. I wonder who's the ATHF fan in the CSI production crew?

I can imagine a convo:

Director: "Hey, this scene calls for a TV that's been left on. What should we put on the tube?"
Cameraman: "I just picked up the Aqua Teen Hunger Force Vol. 2 DVD, could we use that?"
Director: "A wad of meat, a giant shake, and a flying box of fries? Sounds good. Do it!"

Nathan

 

[Particle Physicist]

whats ATHF ?

 

[Greenpanda]

Well, sure, they probably used a DVD to shoot the episode.

Yeah, but I meant, the character in the episode could have been watching the DVD, too, even thought it was daytime

 

[ConfusingJazz]

whats ATHF ?

 

[Rorschach]

whats ATHF ?

Going mainstream, but not quite there yet, I guess. ;b

ATHF is repeatedly one of the highest rated late night shows. It, along with Futurama and Family Guy, have beaten Leno, Kimmel, and Letterman numerous times.

 

[gblues]

Yeah, but I meant, the character in the episode could have been watching the DVD, too, even thought it was daytime

Not really. ATHF episodes are about 12 minutes long, so if the character in the episode had been watching a DVD, they would've been in the room within the last 5 minutes. It was pretty obvious that nobody'd been there in awhile, hence in the episode it was not a DVD.

Nathan

 

[JoshuaJSlone]

When they bust into the chick's room, the camera pans to the TV that's turned on.. to ATHF. Which is kinda messed up because it's daytime outside.

Nathan

Harvey Birdman being on during the day also killed the believability of The Stepford Wives.

 

[Outcast2004]

Perhaps my age is starting to come to me...

But for whatever reason, I justdont get the appeal of ATHF. I've tried to watch it, but I just don't find it funny.

 

[Brian Fellows]

Not really. ATHF episodes are about 12 minutes long, so if the character in the episode had been watching a DVD, they would've been in the room within the last 5 minutes. It was pretty obvious that nobody'd been there in awhile, hence in the episode it was not a DVD.

Nathan

Obviously the DVD was on repeat.

 

[Azwethinkweiz]

One of the sportscenter hosts uses "makes the homies say ho and the girlies wanna scream" on a semi-regular basis.

 

[demon]

I've seen one episode and while I thought it was kinda funny, I just couldn't get into it and had very little desire to see any more. Should I give it more of a chance? is a cartoon about a bunch of fucking talking fast food items really worth it?

 

[golem]

its a really funny show.. but some of the episodes are hit and miss

 

[shuri]

Perhaps my age is starting to come to me...

But for whatever reason, I justdont get the appeal of ATHF. I've tried to watch it, but I just don't find it funny.

This is the forum where you have a 70 pages thread about a saturday morning fox cartoon. For some reason the minor edits that were made COMPLETLY changed the tone of the series.

yup

 

[RaymondCarver]

just don't find it funny.

One must either be willing to go along with very silly humor OR be smoking dope to enjoy. I peruse both states: being able to enjoy something silly & being kinda high when I watch.




The thing is, the show gets old if you're not in a mood to tollerate silly.









Shake and Car's characters, altough discusting, are brilliant. BTW, I do a perfect Carl impression.

 

[aoi tsuki]

Yeah, it's largely miss with me. i like the comments by the characters Frylock and Carl, and the episode where they referenced a Bananarama tape was mildy funny, but it just doesn't work for me.

 

[Star Power]

They really need to bring Futurama back

 

[J2 Cool]

I know it's mainstream around here. People talk about episodes at lunch and quite a few got the t-shirts. I think it's ok but nothing to go out of my way to watch.

 

[lexy]

ATHF quotes.

Ur: On the Moon, nerds get their pants pulled down and they are spanked with Moonrocks.


Shake: Somebody's a little "bi-curious."
Meatwad: I ain't no "bi-curious"! I'm a man's man!
Shake: Well, not anymore. I've planted the seed of doubt!
Meatwad: You don't say that! I'm a man! And if you all need me I'm going to be in the garage, hanging sheetrock.
Shake: Look at the way he rolls...
Meatwad: Where's my chewin tobacco?
Shake: ...Just like a woman.


Skeeter, the Frat Alien: This is beat. Total sausage party...I think. But we're outta here. Come on, DP, let's go.
DP, the Frat Alien: Well, what else is open? Besides your mouth...when you're like kissing on some gay dude and like holding his muscles, cuz his arms just are like wrapped around you...and you feel like so safe cuz you're like, you know, not like you're gay or nothin' but God you just want to like bury yourself in his chest and just live there forever.


Frylock: You know what tonight is?
Carl: Yeah the night I'm downloading porn at 14 kilobytes a second!
Carl: Ha! I'm just kidding. I got a cable modem back here.


Carl: Meat-man... ever since my son was... never born, because I've never had consensual sex without money involved... I've always kind of looked at you as... a thing, that I could live next to... in accordance with state laws.


Carl: Okay, Candy, I guess we're NOT in America. I guess I'm not ALLOWED to pay for sex with pennies.

 

[ConfusingJazz]

All hail the moonintes!

Inignot: You and your third dimension.
Frylock: What about it?
Inignot: Oh, nothing, it's cute. We have five.
[pause]
Err: Thousand.
Inignot: Yes, five thousand.
Err: Don't question it.
Frylock: Oh, yeah? Well, I only see two.
Inignot: Well, that sounds like a personal problem.