#uncancel

I ain't gonna be one of those fanboys and say this is the best show ever or that if it ended now, they didn't close enough plot points.

However, it has more heart and honesty than the next 3 kids cartoons combined, has flawed characters that TRULY grow (they not only have the record for bad guys becoming good guys with legit reasoning, but they will double down and make the bad guys WAY more evil than you could think), and a story that is pretty fucking dark (imagine end game snap for the whole planet) which means this could go a million different directions, and they would be all good.

I do think the show would need to wrap up after season 3 or 4, but there is more than enough material to make them the best seasons of the series.

Let me impart my CHILDHOOD thoughts:

The only reason I ever thought the cat tried to get away from Pepe was because she was in fact, A CAT and he was a SKUNK. (For those of you who are biologically/scientifically challenged... Skunks and Cats ARE completely different animals.) Skunks also smelled... bad.

I distinctly remember watching and thinking:

If Pepe catches up with her, she’s going to need a bath. That’s it.

DEAR CANCEL CULTURE:

STOP READING MORE INTO OUR CHILDHOOD CARTOONS, BREAKFAST FOOD ICONS, VEHICLE NAMES, and everything else. No one became a rapist, racist, murderer, animal abuser, or dropper of anvils from watching our vintage Saturday morning cartoons while eating Aunt Jemima pancakes. You are, IN FACT, idiots, looking for attention due to the lack of parental fortitude in YOUR own lives.

You are walking, talking, “grown” infants. Screaming when you don’t get your way resulting in showing the world how truly absurd you are.

How about WE THE PEOPLE cancel YOU because WE are offended by your feckless, pansy ass, stupidity!

MoviePass Now Trying to Uncancel Accounts Without User Permission

MoviePass Now Trying to Uncancel Accounts Without User Permission

Embattled movie subscription service MoviePass is now attempting to sneakily uncancel inactive accounts without permission from their users. When MoviePass made the shocking move to lower its monthly subscription price to $9.95 in summer 2017, many were quick to point out that such a price couldn’t possibly be sustainable in the…