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  gymaddict69 > 24/09/2016, 17:19

  
  
  
  
  May be a little late to the table, starting a thread for this but after that season 3 opener it had to be done. The show in question is 'Brickleberry'. The show centered around Brickleberry national park, it follows the exploits of of its employees / residents. Now in its 3rd season (season 3 commenced yesterday on comedy central in the uk), the show really doesnt pull its punches..reminds me in part of how South Park used to be before it had its craziness (and nuts) removed. Have not seen season 1, saw the whole of season 2 ( which was great) but if the season 3 opener is anything to go by..its gonna be a belter of a season.

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  SirWanksAlot86 > 28/09/2016, 00:22

  haha this show is funny, after watching loads of Family Guy, American Dad and the Simpsons this is something different, its very similar to watching South Park,

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  FantasticMR > 28/09/2016, 07:54

  I like Tosh.0 I think he might be the writer of this so will check it out. If you want to see a cartoon that you will watch over and over, is adult and hysterical then you need to get some Rick and Morty going.
  
  
  
  

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  hlb7619 > 28/09/2016, 18:43

  I remember spending a few days watching this show and its absolutely brilliant. The humour is quite dark in some parts but its hilarious, the first episode was brilliant and every other followed the same way, definitely something worth watching if you like South Park.

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  jesslloydfan > 29/09/2016, 01:23

  I watched a season and a quarter of this and despite wanting to give it as much chance as possible i just couldn't get into, honestly i'm more than a little surprised that it's gone on as long as it has.
  Oh and agree with FantasticMR, you have to check out Rick and Morty. Random, at times completely mental and one of my favourites. The inter dimensional cable eps are genius.

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  FantasticMR > 29/09/2016, 10:03

  The inter-dimensional cable episodes are some of my favourites too. I love that you can hear the writers ad libbing and laughing at their own weird creations.

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  jesslloydfan > 29/09/2016, 14:24

  Yeah the ad libbing is obvious but brilliant, in the first one i especially like the two brothers one where they just keep adding random crap. I think they go as weird as possible to try and make their animators draw the weirdest thing they can make them do. 
  Like the already mentioned brothers segment and that cat one. 

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  gymaddict69 > 01/10/2016, 13:24

  strange enough but i did watch an episode of Rick and Morty the other evening (pretty sure it was on Fox..or was in Comedy Central, will have to double check, it was late at night and i wasnt fully with it haha). As show's go it certainly is 'out there' isnt it? Saw an episode where the boy (have to pardon me, not sure which ones which at this stage) travelled inside a guys body where a theme park had been established. Inventive, funny in places, definatly imaginative..can see me returning to the show. Oh, i love the dark, dark, filthy humour in Brickleberry..again, reminds me of how 'fuck the censors' South Prk used to be..before it had its nuts removed and pandered to current events instead.

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  jesslloydfan > 04/10/2016, 22:26

  The boy is Morty by the way, and the episode is 'Anatomy Park'. A great episode which is like a more adult version of Jurassic Park on crack. They don't really care about censors on that show, it helps that it's on Adult Swim and they leave their writers to do what they want (Rick and Morty is actually tame compared to other things on Adult Swim). 
  I will add that you definitely need to find the 'Meeseeks and destroy' episode. Would recommend them all in order really but that and the previously mentioned inter-dimensional cable eps are standouts.

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  FantasticMR > 05/10/2016, 09:20

  Rick and Morty Season 1 has been added to the Uk Netflix for those who've not yet seen it and want to check it out. It's quite hard to come by in the UK.
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