No.
He wouldn't dare.
He didn't even really kill the Scottsman
She'll come back as a ghost.
No.
He wouldn't dare.
He didn't even really kill the Scottsman
I saw this and fuck, I hope it isn't accurate.
I saw this and fuck, I hope it isn't accurate.
Jack and Ashi
yep Jack vs The Guardian rematch would probably make me cry.
Hope they bring the same voice actor back to. that voice <3.
yep Jack vs The Guardian rematch would probably make me cry.
Hope they bring the same voice actor back to. that voice <3.
They brought the voice actor back already to voice Demongo. And I doubt they got him back just for a 5 second cameo.
Nope, that was David Alan Grier. I was also confused when that episode aired during the marathon, lol.Guys did Key voice Sam-mooh-rai in the original series episode as well?
Guys did Key voice Sam-mooh-rai in the original series episode as well?
I remember Key doing alot of VA before they got big with key and peele...
P.S. Jack vs. the guardian rematch should be hype as fuck. I expect a whole episode dedicated to it.
They brought in Kevin Michael Richardson to reprise Demongo, so it's more than likely he'll reprise the Guardian (if he shows up)
Huh, they got the same voice actor but Demongo sounds quite different.
So the episode summaries are out. Vague but the series finale sounds like shit's gonna get real
Jacks first villain, Scaramouche, with his flamboyant dress and mannerisms which include ending every sentence with babe, reads as somewhat tone deaf and homophobic. The portrayal of samurai seems to be rooted in a Wikipedia level understanding of the historical figure and feels appropriative at times. While this season introduces the strong, nuanced female character of Ashi, womens bodies are often depicted as hyper-sexual, a fact made uncomfortably clear by the daughters of the Scotsman in the latest episode. The show has wandered into this territory before, most notably with the character of Da Samurai in the fourth season, who was nothing more than a racist caricature.
Fucking lol. Any sort of style or exaggeration is apparently directly problematic. Lol.http://yaleherald.com/reviews/tv-samurai-jack/
When you should be studying for finals, but you need to get offended by an adult swim cartoon instead.
http://yaleherald.com/reviews/tv-samurai-jack/
When you should be studying for finals, but you need to get offended by an adult swim cartoon instead.
http://yaleherald.com/reviews/tv-samurai-jack/
When you should be studying for finals, but you need to get offended by an adult swim cartoon instead.
Samurai Jack is thus flawed in the many ways that most mass entertainment is flawed, and thus deserves the same critical eye. With this in mind, whether the show is still worth experiencing should be left to the discretion of the individual viewer.
Isnt Scaramouche a fucking parody of Sammy Davis Jr.
if i have one complaint about this season it's that i don't think they've shown enough of how evil Aku can be.
http://yaleherald.com/reviews/tv-samurai-jack/
When you should be studying for finals, but you need to get offended by an adult swim cartoon instead.
Isnt Scaramouche a fucking parody of Sammy Davis Jr.
I'm not gonna go all "r u offended" or "SJWs lol" on the writer, but HStallion is right. That is definitely some weak-ass critique.
Exactly. There is absoutely something to be said about the show and its characters from a feminist point of view (as there is about every other show, like you said) but this particular one seems half-hearted.Bah, it's not entirely wrong, but the thing about most feminist critiques is that they are surprisingly easy which is why they are so prominent in college essays(at least they were at my liberal ass college ), which I assume that was. There are so many shades of homophobia and sexism prominent in society you can make this argument about pretty much any show.
http://yaleherald.com/reviews/tv-samurai-jack/
When you should be studying for finals, but you need to get offended by an adult swim cartoon instead.
IT TIME TO FIND THE SWORD GAF!!!!