Fred Armisen, Tim Heidecker, Biff Wiff, Sam Richardson, they are all here, they are all game and they are all having fun. The guest stars are back and that makes this show even better.
I also like when the people who have been yelling are confronted with a soft, smooth voice from someone else. There is a lot of yelling this season, but that has always made me laugh. It feels like a sketch show written by people much smarter than me and my friends, but it also has that gonzo style. I like how absurd and abstract the writing is on the show.
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No other current TV show makes me laugh, like legitimately laugh out loud like "ITYSL" does. I also have it running in the background right now as I write this so I can get another look at it. I only had one ep left so I knocked it out this morning. I could have finished last night but my wife was done with work and she did not want to watch the show. I just finished season 3 of "I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson" and I'm going to give some instant reactions and quick thoughts. SeedSing is funded by a group of awesome people. Ty is the Pop Culture editor for SeedSing and the other host of the X Millennial Man Podcast.Ĭome and support Ty and the podcast on Patreon. It is a really decent throwback and I remembered instantly why I liked this show in the first place. If you liked the original version you have to watch the new version. They have a formula that works and works really well. I want it to stick around for longer than a season. I'm all in on the "reboot" or second season or whatever we are calling it. And the people behind the show have to have realized that it has been 20 years and they cannot say some stuff they did in the early aughts. Topher Bus' portrayal and the writer's portrayal is spot on. They need something to complain about so they go on their computer in their parent's basement and gripe. That is how all of those people bad mouthing the new direction of the show act and sound. He is a little shit online and hides behind a screen name. I hope those people realize that, in the second episode, they are who Topher Bus is being. I have read that some people are calling the show "woke" and opining for"the good old days when you could tell real jokes' '.
I like how the show is taking on cancel culture and male toxicity. I really like how they did the new premiere too, thawing out the old students and just setting them down at Clone High in 2023. They also have most of the original voice cast, and the actors cast to voice the new characters are great as well. Harriet Tubman, Frida Kahlo, Christopher Columbus and Confucius are here, and I have enjoyed all of them so far. They have added another evil shadow government villain, and a good amount of new students. So is Professor Scudworth and his trusty robot assistant. Gandhi was, quite possibly, the best part of the show, and I do not know why he isn't back, but the transition has been pretty seamless. Everyone is back, except for Gandhi, and they have added new people. It still has the feel of the original show. So far I have watched the first four episodes and I cannot get enough. But it is back and I am loving it as much as I did before. With HBO Max switching over to Max and announcing a ton of canceled shows, I just assumed "Clone High" would not be made. But then I kind of forgot that it was coming back. They officially announced it awhile back and I was amped. The show was created by Lord and Miller, and they have clearly moved on to bigger things. There were always rumors that it may come back, but I never fully bought in. I started to care about cartoon characters and their story arcs. I thought it was going into more promising territory. When it was canceled after one, 13 episode season, I was bummed out. It was a TV show on MTV that felt worth my time. I didn't think much of it at the time, but it very quickly grew on me.
Back in 2003, while living with RD in a townhouse, I stumbled upon a show called "Clone High".
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