Sep 9, 2017
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Fandoms in a sentence
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What's wrong with the ending to 'Everybody loves Rad'?
The word isnt āwrongā here, i just didnt like itā¦ i mean its fun and all, but due to the sudden (to me) realisation that this episode reminded me to the We Bare Bears episodeĀ āGrizzly The Movieā where the stereotypical issue was actually dealt with and was a hopeful ending, compared to this where it leads to him being fired, dodging a bullet of a horrible movie and then burning the memorie of the movie on a volcanoā¦ it didnt sit well to me.
I DO HAVE TO ADMIT THIS IS ME FOR ONCE TAKING A CARTOON TOO SERIOUSLLY FOR MAYBE DUMB REASONSā¦ and im sure watching the episode by itself is perfectly fine, for example, I had a negative reaction to the ending ofĀ āWe Messed Upā and iāve seen it a bunch of times since then and it has been quite enjoyable, so this is just a reactionary moment (did you see how i gave up on the You Have to Care liveblog like half hour ago? i tend to be reactionary :P)
Enid didn't set that guy on fire for the example, the guy is just always being on fire to maintain his internet fame and recognition. The point was that people only saw him as "Guy who's on fire" and the down slope Rad could've fallen into if he didn't have his creative integrity and had just gone around saying "Blorp" all the time. She pointed it out to K.O. as an example of the dangers of that kind of obsession overtaking one's life.
ā¦ okay now im a bit confusedā¦ but i guess bottom line is that i got that, the onlyĀ āproblemā is that seeing the guy on fire right there threw me for a loop and made me get too distracted to try to explain anythingā¦
The new problem im having now isā¦ that either your wording or mine implies Enid LITERALLY set the guy on fire :P and its clear none of us intended thatā¦ or i guess i didnt intended that but it can be read that guy i guess xD