Jul 20
Decided it was important to have something that I've always wanted and loved in my life so Mr Flibble should be with me by the end of the week.
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Decided it was important to have something that I've always wanted and loved in my life so Mr Flibble should be with me by the end of the week.
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I wish these Red Dwarf Mr. Flibble hand puppets were still available to purchase.. 😂💜
(provided it's real of course)
You have to give them credit for this shot, they couldn’t have given a better meme shot if they tried!
Red Dwarf - Quarantine (s05e04)
original air date: March 12, 1992
This gave me Mr. Flibble vibes... 👀
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With current events, and some Red Dwarf nostalgia, I opted to watch “Quarantine” tonight. I was laughing my damn ass off - which I haven’t done much in the actual worldwide quarantine going on.
Anyway ... don’t piss off Mr. Flibble, boys.
Carl and Ted, I'd imagine that Scooby-Doo deadlines and budgets tend to be so tight that it's barely a one-and-done deal. How do you guys manage to make it work, and do you even have animation/artwork quality control? Because it's often hilarious for all the wrong reasons.
Ted the Animator: “You’re tellin’ me… I do what I can to keep things on track, but there’s only so much possible what with the inherent problems of the industry. And by ‘inherent problems,” I mean ‘Carl.”
Carl the Animator: “Hey!”
Ted the Animator: “I mean, by now, it’s no secret that half of my job is fixing your job.”
Carl the Animator: “I do, like, 90% of the creative stuff, though! Quick motion sequences and stuff! You’ve said yourself I’m better at styling frames for visual gags.”
Ted the Animator: “When they don’t get too weird, I said. Big difference.”
Carl the Animator: “Come on, when does that ever happen?”
Carl the Animator: “…ok, well, maybe sometimes.”
Ted the Animator: “Class dismissed.”
Carl the Animator: “Y’know, you ain’t so perfect yourself, mister. I saw the way your end scene shot of Freddy looked.”
Ted the Animator: “I had to rush for the deadline! I didn’t notice the shot was slightly out of focus until too late.”
Carl the Animator: “...oh, it was out of focus?”
Ted the Animator: “Yes! I’ve admitted it, are you happy n–... wait... then what were you commenting on?”
Carl the Animator: “The fact that it looks like Freddy has a pierced ear.”
Ted the Animator: “...I... that was the accidental most-perfect placement for a piece of dust ever.”
Carl the Animator: “If it doesn’t become part of Freddy’s official character design next season, then I – much like Mr. Flibble – will be very cross.”
