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Stripperella Review – NSFW Review

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About this Episode

We take a deep dive into the short-lived Spike TV adult animated series Stripperella. We discuss the show's campy premise, the evolution of its animation style between studios, and the strengths of the voice cast, including Maurice LaMarche and the memorable guest appearance of Mark Hamill. We also break down our favorite episodes like 'Small Fry' and 'The Wrath of Klinko,' and share the story behind the series' name and why it didn't continue past its first season.

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is Spicy Demon, and I wanted to let you know

that this episode of Tooncast Beyond features

conversations of a very sexually explicit nature.

We are reviewing Stan Lee's Strip -O -Rella.

This is a podcast episode that is not safe for

work and honestly not safe for anything. but

listen to it in your own private space. We hope

you enjoy the episode and I'm sure you'll be

hearing from me in the future. Thanks Spicy for

that PSA in the beginning here. Hello and welcome

to episode 69 of Tooncast Beyond brought to you

by the GeekCast Radio Network. I am your host,

T .H .O. and Mike, and joining me is my spicy

demon, Jennifer. Hello. Sixty -nine. That's right,

in a row. It's not just thirty -seven that gets

to say that, you know. Thirty -seven! In a row.

Hey everyone, how you doing? Pretty good, pretty

good. And joining us here on Tooncast Beyond,

I don't know if he's... We do video game cartoons,

folks, but I don't know if... I don't rem...

Oh, yeah, you were on the Ass episode, that's

right. TV's Mr. Nail, and for those of you that

don't know, the Ass episode was in the beginning

of Tooncast Beyond's lifespan, where we reviewed

All -Star Superman. Oh, yeah. It... It's a...

Basically spells ass people, come on now. Aw.

Evil doers, prepare to become evil dogers. You

see folks, now because of life things and everything

else happening on, Neil and I haven't recorded

in a while with Pixels. I think the last time

we did was we did Darkstalkers and we did the

Top 50 video game thing and that's been a while.

I think that was back in May of this year and

it doesn't matter. We haven't been recording

in six months and we can still just flow right

back into the same old comedy routine. But today

we're gonna be very getting very explicit So

if you don't want your kids to hear the podcast,

obviously don't listen to it around them and

you know After all let us corrupt your children.

I was gonna say after all the GCR and ain't target,

you know, so Tonight we're gonna drop a sexy

bombshell on you fine listeners. That's right

We're talking about Stan Lee's strip Rella that

aired on spike TV because this cartoon only had

one season So we'll be talking about the whole

series in one go Get those dollar bill get those

dollar bills ready all but first We have a little

bit of a format change here, and I kind of like

this. I think this is cool. I think I'm going

to have to have Neil on more often, because it's

time for Neil's notes. What do you got for your

No, of course not. Why do you hate models so

much? Why? Because my whole life beautiful girls

have spurned my advances. I vowed that one day

I would make them all pay. So just because...

Also, my mother was a model. She ran off when

I was five. I declared then and there that I

would make all models pay. Well, but even if

you could... Also, I once had a promising career

as a model. I had a scholarship to go to modeling

college and everything, but then... I became

horribly disfigured in a modeling accident. They

said I would never model again, and I vowed to

make them all pay! Oh, yeah, also, my grandparents

were killed by models. I'll admit! You definitely

have some valid reasons for not liking models.

Oh, okay. Well, I'll try to be brief with this.

Basically, uh... If you remember, before the

year 2000, there was a channel called TN... Yeah,

TNN, called the Nashville Network, and... Mm

-hmm. It was bought out by MTV networks and became

the national network or the new TNN and they

brought in a bunch of shows like reruns of Star

Trek and and the big coup was a WWF Monday Night

Raw and that that will come up later in this

podcast by the way That has something to do with

this show. Oh, yeah, in fact in fact the the

famous simulcast between raw and nitro happened

on TNN And then around 2003, TNN decided to expand

bigger and they became Spike TV and they added

a bunch of new shows including an all animation

block on, I think it was like Saturday or Sunday

night, it was like prime time, raw, not WWF raw,

I mean like just. Folks, it's basically Adult

Swim, but for Spike TV. Don't remember when adult

swim came came out. I think now it might have

been after adult swim, but They had three out

like 2001 or something. Yeah, so this was this

was after they were basically copying adult swim

and they had three cartoons It was a the return

of run and Stimpy the adult party cartoon Gary

the rat which was Kind of a crappy macro media

flash cartoon. I think it was I think it actually

was like a flash cartoon on the internet at some

point it was like Lorette homestar runner and

then and then the the standout Amazingly enough.

I thought this I never thought this show would

actually be good was stripper Ella Which is I

think it's generally genuinely funny. It's it

Now granted it went through Went through a couple

hard times like it went months without without

any new episodes and then all of a sudden like

right in the middle of the season it's shifted

animation quality and shifted from Japan to Korea

and you could you can kind of see it like the

designs changed and the animations a little different

but It's still really good. And by the way, I

love that the the DVD box that has the courage

to call it season one I think it was like long

dead by then and Yeah, it's it's like I don't

I don't think the clerks animated series even

even had the courage to do that by the way, like

Uh, Clerks and Stripperella are my two top picks

for, like, shows that should never have been

canceled. Well, oh yeah, well for me, Clerks

definitely, I'm super into that. Yeah, and obviously,

for those that don't know... that may have never

seen stripper ella it's essentially what it says

it's about a stripper by day uh... spy by night

that's really all you need to think that's really

all you need to know uh... and it's uh... it

it's pam anderson uh... as stripper ella and

uh... so jenna was good she's not a great voiceover

artist but her her bad acting is kind of like

a strength in the show because it comes off as

campy And the show itself is just like one big

joke, really. Oh, yes. Yeah, it's one big sex

joke, the whole thing. And Jen and I watched

this together through the magic of Skype and

internet and all that stuff and everything else.

And it took us a while. To get through, not because

of the show quality, but just because of circumstances

and whatever else, it took us a while to get

to be able to do the podcast here because we

had to go back and almost rewatch the entire

series again. Uh, so we could remember what the

hell happened. And yeah, you're right. The, I,

I always notice animation changes, whether it's.

different styles or whether it's uh... you know

if if optimus prime turns blue or if megatron's

gun turns red or what you know it doesn't matter

i always will notice animation changes and it

took me a few minutes it took me a couple episodes

of the new animation style to actually enjoy

it a little bit more than the first style well

they jump from i'm sorry they jump from Animation

which was the studio that did swat cats I think

to this other studio I forget the name, but they

they did the land before time sequels I can kind

of tell but they actually did kind of okay on

this show. This is It didn't take long for to

grow on me and I kind of like the softer brighter

colors of the of the new style Alright, so going

around the room first impressions Neil. Let's

start with you When you first saw this and then

when you rewatched it, what were your first impressions

of stripper Ella? My first impression was basically

what I said earlier, which is like there's no

way this could be good This is so stupid. Oh

my god. I'm laughing at this And I obviously

I own the DVD and it I I just powered through

it like like you guys I had to watch it again

because it was like many months ago that we planned

this and like I'm like darn it I gotta watch

it again and it just flew by I was almost sad

that it was over I'm like especially the last

episode kind of ends on kind of a cliffhanger

maybe maybe the show will return no no it's kind

of sad that it yeah What about you Jen what was

your because had you seen this before we watched

it No, I'd never heard of it until you showed

it as a woman. I I should be greatly offended

by this show But it's just so damn stupid. It's

it's hilarious So I mean I and I did enjoy it.

I really enjoyed the animation especially With

you first style that they went with I don't know,

I just, I think the jokes were, like I said,

the show is just one big joke. So, I mean, it

was clever and kind of not, it's kind of hard

to explain, like, but it was, it was, it was,

it was clever, but in a way that, I don't know,

it just, it just, it just, whatever it did, it

did it right. Hi, I'm Muffy, just an ordinary

cheerleader. I am Hans Klinkl. Just owner of

Klinkos. How can I help you? Mafi. Do you carry

white 8 .5x11 three -hole punch two -sided paper?

Yes. Well, I thought so. Crazy about that stereotypically

white -bred family man robbing that bank, huh?

He made copies here, didn't he? Are you here

to make copies or to ask suspicious questions

in a tone that implies that I might have done

something evil and mischievous? Oh, um, I'm here

to make copies. What are you copying? This? You

want to copy a pen? Yes. You never know when

you'll need an extra pen. Yeah. That's all I'm

gonna say. For me, I had known about it, I had

remembered it, but it had been a long time since

I had seen it. So going back and us watching

it together, it was like, wow, they really are

going all out. And that's kind of the point here,

because it's a 13 -episode cartoon, folks, about

sex and spies and all that stuff. And after all,

she works at a strip joint. That's the whole

reason why her name is Striperella. And they

have the Agent 69 gag and all that stuff. Yeah,

you're right Neil. Pam Anderson can't act her

way out of a paper bag. I mean, unless she's

in a red, you know, bathing suit with a water

board running on the beach. That's pretty much

the extent of her acting. That's the extent of,

yeah. Yeah. This is the big time, boys. Starting

tomorrow, the world's largest cubic zirconium

imitation diamond is gonna be on display at the

world's largest items museum. It's valued at

almost $300. Awesome! Here's how we're gonna

do it. You two henchmen are gonna stand guard

in front of the north, south, east, and west

entrances. At the same time, you must overtake

the security guards, disengage the alarm system,

and disable the security cameras. Now, there's

only one thing that can get in our way. Logic?

No, Strip -a -rella. I want Strip -a -rella dead!

Put the word out on the street that whoever kills

Strip -a -rella, I, Cheepo, will pay a bounty

of... $8! But the going rate for a hit is more

in the range of $50 ,000. What? That's exorbitant.

We'll just have to do it ourselves. The interesting

thing about this show is, in the beginning of

this episode you guys would have heard her then

boyfriend, husband, whatever the hell he was

supposed to be, Kid Rock did the theme song for

this show. And the sad thing is, I kind of like

the one they replaced him with a little bit better.

Well, that second one that's on the DVD was actually

the end credits song for the aired version. And

the funny thing about that is that they always

had the coming up next. They always had that

on, and you never heard that song ever. So when

I finally got the DVD, I finally got to hear

what that song was. Because you hear like the

last couple seconds of it and then it's over.

It's like, ah, can I hear it once? So that was

like one of the treats of getting a DVD is finally

hearing that song. Yeah, absolutely. Now with

the voice cast for this show, outside of Pamela

Anderson, they had some pretty good voice actors

on their team here. Oh god, it was like Tom Kenny.

Tom Kenny, Maurice LaMarche, John Cryer of all

people did a couple of roles. Rob Paulson. Really?

I didn't notice Rob. Well, yeah, John Cryer.

Oh, Rob's all over the place. Oh, yeah. Well,

I recognize Rob anywhere. And who else? Jeff

Bennett, I think was in it. Yep. And of course,

they have to give Kid Rock a role as Stiffy Woods.

But yeah, Maurice LaMarche is the one that's

all over this series not Rob. I don't see Rob

anywhere in this list I heard Rob a lot. I know

he's not he's not in it as much as Maurice Maurice

is in every episode. Yeah He's a major character.

Yeah And he's also cheapo. Yeah, he's cheapo

Which you know at first when I first heard cheapo,

I really thought it was John Lovitz I did get

the John Lovitz. I definitely got that. And by

far, I think for me, the biggest surprise with

the voice cast is one of the recurring guest

roles. You're a liar. OK, not that one. We'll

talk about that one in a minute. But Dr. Cesarean,

I was like, hey, what the hell is the Joker doing

here? Oh, yes. I'm like, what did Luke Skywalker

need a paycheck that week or something? That

guy has a great sense of humor. I would be surprised

if he wasn't in this show. Yeah, I mean, and

the whole time, because you're going to hear

various clips throughout this podcast, folks,

that Neil sent me. The one clip he sent me that

actually has, it's part of Mark's scene. All

is I can think of is, holy crap, it's the Joker

talking to stripper Elma. That's all I can think

of. And I remember that's exactly what we were

saying when we were watching like, oh my god,

is that the Joker? Are we watching Strip -A -Rella

or Batman? We're watching, what was the name

of that episode? Mad Love. Yeah, Mad Love. That's

true. Alls we need is Harley. But you know like

we said we get you know Maurice Lamar she got

Tom Kenny's also all over this I mean he was

special agent 14 and a bunch of other other roles

Joey Lauren Adams was was cat Just so many really

great voice actors throughout this series and

It's just so funny to hear especially you know

I know Maurice LaMarche can be a, how do I want

to say this without hopefully not offending him,

he can have a raunchy sense of humor, which is

fine, but most of the stuff he does in his acting

career is not stuff like this. So seeing him

as the chief and all this stuff and just thinking

like, oh my God, thank God Inspector Gadget's

not here to see this. Neil, did you have a favorite

voice role or character from the series? Chief

stroganoff. He would just foul in every single

episode. The way they always introduced him,

he's always doing something that's really disgusting.

And then Striparela sets him straight. He's like,

Oh, thank goodness. I'm not a transvestite or

whatever the hell he's doing. Or he's like, it's

like drinking a laxative for some reason. You

know at first without the without the ending

of is it the end that you know at episode 13

if it didn't have that on the end there of will

it end or is it the end or not the end I would

have almost said flip the curse of the were beaver

and return of the Queen Because the return of

the Queen felt like a more like it should have

been the last episode. Yeah Definitely. Well,

there's a lot of that in this. No, it doesn't

seem like they're out of order Well, I almost

thought at one point they were gonna make return

of the Queen like a two -parter You know, but

which which actually would have been would have

been nice I think I Mean don't don't you guys

don't you think that that it had? That it could

have just been that they could have made it a

two -parter I mean it seems like there's more

they could have done with that episode. Yeah

I don't even know what with some of these episodes.

I mean it's just as we were watching it You know

we would snicker laugh at various various jokes.

They would make and then there are just some

jokes. There's just There's going far and there's

going way too far I Mean they really push the

envelope on this and the other thing that surprises

me is that a Guy who has been known for you know

comics his entire adult life has his name on

it. How did that happen? I've heard Stan Lee's

story of how he got into comic. I've heard all

that. I want to hear how the hell he got his

name on Strip -A -Rella. Well, haven't you heard

the story? There's all this stuff about him that

nobody knows, I guess. He was at a strip joint.

He was getting a lap dance. And would you care

to guess the persona of her name, the lady who

gave him the lap dance? I'll give you one guess.

Strip -A -Rella. Yes, and she sued him. What?

Wait, wait, wait, this really happened? Yeah,

this really happened. He got a lap dance from

someone named Striperella, and he is like, I'm

going to make a show, Excelsior. And then she

sued him for the name. Oh, man. And that's one

of the reasons why there was never a season two,

allegedly. Allegedly. I mean, who knows if they

would even have renewed it anyway. Yeah, I'd

like to think of this as, and I've said this

before on this podcast and other podcasts, there

are certain things that one and done is fine.

Because it's just one of those things where you

have a beginning, a middle, and an end. And you

can tease up the end all you want saying, oh,

there's going to be more. Oh, this and all that.

And then sometimes there just shouldn't be, you

know. Know that they never know what's gonna

happen after season one. I mean it can be dropped

or they could be they could be renewed I mean

That's very true Do we had Neil do you have a

favorite episode of the 13? I Like I like the

I don't have the episode names in front of me

But I like the one where it was the small fry

was that was hilarious You know, I'm gonna have

to pull up the episode list really quick. small

fry oh man we just saw it the other night too

looks like a munchkin evil things come in small

packages yeah because he was like he kept interpreting

what everything everyone would say to him is

like a small joke are you making fun of my size

yeah it was a small joke or a tall joke the wrath

of clinko was funny just because of how over

the top that was the the guy running a basically

a clone of King Yeah, it was King goes He's running

King goes and he's just it's almost like harder

than taking over the world He's just like I can't

believe how difficult this is running the store

and I'm trying to take over the world And that

had that just had like non -stop jokes like like

the one scene where stripper all this slamming

this guy's face into like the copy machine. And

the lady from earlier in the episode comes back

and she's like, I'll take it from here. And then

she starts slamming a set. I have to say, I like

the one where Giselle thinks she gave the old

guy a heart attack. Yeah. I could not stop cracking

up at that. And then what's the other stripper's

name? Cat. poor cat the episode with her constantly

you know having the bowling ball gag done on

her with her memory oh my god oh who's that one

who's the one that they keep changing her accent

every episode oh what is her name what was the

deal with that yeah Persephone yeah what was

the deal with that i can't figure it was did

they do that like on purpose as a show or well

again between the between the split in the first

six episodes I think it was a mistake, because

in some episodes, she sounds like an American.

In some episodes, she has kind of a French accent.

So in the second half of the season, they just

went nuts with it. Like, she'd be Scottish in

one episode. Irish, or did she have some kind

of Peruvian accent at one point? Yeah, I think

so. So I think it was a mistake that turned into

a running gag. Yeah. It would have to be they

did call it out in one episode. It was like I

didn't I don't remember you having a Scottish

accent. Yeah I Love the bartender the gay bartender

He just you know It there were a little it's

a strip club, but they're like these little touches

that kind of made it like Gave it some heart,

you know, like, you know, you have the bartender

you have the the guy that owns the place That's

that's always like don't sue us. Don't sue us,

you know, and it's It's a good toast. And all

the girls just treated each other like sisters

for the most part. I mean, it had a nice little

togetherness to it, you know? So, I don't know.

I really enjoyed that. Stripperella, would you

like something to drink? This stuff is great.

Sir, that's not really a beverage per se. It's

a laxative. Right. Thank God I'm wearing a diaper.

Let's get down to business, Stripperella. I want

you to go after Queen Clitoris. Special Agent

14 is on the computer right now trying to track

her down. Hi, Stripper Ella. I'm having a hard

time finding Clitoris. She's very elusive. You

know, some men think that Clitoris doesn't even

exist. Well, what do we know about her? We know

that Clitoris is extremely sensitive. That's

why it's crucial that Clitoris is not rubbed

the wrong way. absolutely uh... and the the one

thing about this is that the uh... there's an

episode where erotica tries to they they do this

whole thing of dating at work and it's like uh...

uh... and it's just so funny and they they do

that and then uh... the whole time that uh...

the guy i think his name is kevin the no that's

the That's the manager's name. I figure with

the The hunky guy's name is off top my head You

know he's asking her about oh, do you do you

know do you like things? You know do you think

it's okay to date people that you work with and

blah blah Come to find out by the end of the

episode It was Persephone that he wanted to know

all this about but he was asking erotica Poor

Veronica. I felt bad for her at the end of that

episode. The best one like that is the one where

she actually had a boyfriend. And he's actually

perfect. Yeah, and she doesn't know if, well,

he actually kind of looks down on strippers,

and she didn't know if she wanted to tell him

his job or her job. And then at the end of the

episode, he turns out to be a really terrible

singer. And she just walks right up to him and

says, I'm a stripper. I Would absolutely love

I'm very very not sad, but I am very Disturbed

I guess you could say that this never happened

This would have been great as a follow -up comic

book and it said that the comic never happened

Yeah, it's um They've had to play like pay us

some kind of royalty for using her image or something

Something like that and they actually made her

look more like Pam Anderson in the second half

of the series. Mm -hmm is Such a such a drastic

change in the character design. Yeah What else

do we want to say about stripper Ella Um been

sick man He's in this for some reason. Oh, that's

right. It's big man. He wasn't and then you commented

that you come on to see remember. Yeah What are

the few WWE names I'm familiar with and He wanted

to either acquire the thunder What's the name

of the ones tenderloins? He either wanted to

acquire them or put them out in a business, which

is just like him in real life I fought my competition.

I Owned WCW You know what this cartoon really

needed? And it's kind of apropos that we're recording

this and releasing it on and after election night.

This needed a Dirk McMahon versus a Donald Trump

character. That's what this needed. Yes! That

would be brilliant. That would have been so awesome.

That just would have been so great. You know

Neil mentioned the beginning about some of the

other shows that kind of How how this show stacks

up to some of the others and as Neil said in

the beginning it? Stripper Ella essentially is

the diamond in the rough You know I've made it

very clear on to cast classic if anyone's listen

to that You know that show that I had done for

about two years on the GCR and got 200 episodes

And I've mentioned it here on two cats beyond.

It's very rare And it's something I will never,

I've said this before, Jen can pretty much get

me to do anything, except there's probably one

thing she'll never get me to do. No one could

ever get me to do this, but I'm going to be doing

it at least once. I will never watch Rin and

Stimpy. I tried years ago. I've seen the really

raunchy episodes. I've tried, I tried a few years

ago. I tried when Tooncast Classic first started

back in 2009, 2010, somewhere around there. And

I just could not, it's not because of the comedy,

it's not because of the voice, it's because of

the animation. I just can't get past it. But...

Coming up after this episode and after episode

70, we're going to be doing the 25 days of Tooncast

Beyond Christmas here in 2016. And I think day

8 or day 9 is a scooter for Yaxmas. So I'll be

having to watch at least one episode of Ren and

Stimpy. Just for the holidays, it should be Son

of Stimpy. Or Stimpy's First Part. Oh. That is

the Christmas one. I thought a scooter for Yaxmas

was the Christmas one. Well, there's more than

one Christmas one, but that's... I think that's

the most beloved of them all is Stimpy's First

Part. But, you know, I'd like to talk on this

for... Go ahead. ...just for a minute, because,

you know, there's actually like three eras of

Ren and Stimpy. There's like the original Spumko

era, which is like the one that everyone loves.

And then there's like three seasons of just...

Don't know if I can call it shit, but it's like

really disappointing running snippy. It's kind

of it's like when it slid downhill Yeah, it wasn't

John Kay doing it It was someone else and then

John Kay returned and that's how we got the adult

party cartoon and that was so disappointing I

was actually really disappointed in the adult

party cartoon because it was very rare that it

actually aired on time because John Kay would

be like Oh, well, we'll blow the deadline just

because just so we can have good animation. And

then, like, you know, they would run a rerun

of the classic show. And it's like, well, where's

this new adult party cartoon? And then, like,

they they launched on the worst episode, which

was, uh, uh, I can't I can't remember. It was

like onward and upward. That's what it was called.

And it's like the grossest run and Stimpy cartoon

I've ever seen. It was so bad. I even me, I cannot

watch that cartoon. Which one was that? That's

the one where it was just, like, just gross jokes

throughout. It opens with them sleeping in a

bum's mouth. And it's just, like, oop jokes and

spit jokes. That's just what it's going to be

in general to me. Yeah, but it was, like, cranked

up to 11. Oh, man. I've never seen that one.

I guess I'm glad I didn't. It's, like, half of

them are kind of bad, and then the other half

are actually really good. Like, there's one called

The Altruists, which was their take on The Three

Stooges. I think it's the longest run in Stimpy

ever made. It's like 45 minutes, and it's like

all three Stooge's jokes. Oh, man. Yeah. Fourth

track can go on the DVD, I think. Just be prepared

for bad episodes. Oh, god. There's one that really

stands out in my mind, where Stimpy's pregnant.

Yeah. And he's not really pregnant, but they

kind of have that at the end. They reveal that,

and it's just one of the... Dumbest episodes.

That was gross. Yeah. I would have rather have

had a second season of Stripperilla than watch

most of Ren and Stimpy. We're going to give this

a rating for those that don't know. GCR on universal

rating scale is 0 to 5 stars. Neil, what do you

rate Stripperilla the series? I'll give it a

4. It's really good. There are a couple lame

episodes, and it's not for everyone, but I can't

help but give it a high score just because I

love it so much. What about you, Jen? I'm going

to go with a 3. It's not like Nielson. It's not

a bad show, but I mean they're just some parts

that just kind of make me cringe So it's like

yeah Yeah, I'm also gonna go with a four I I

wasn't sure If I was gonna like it or not at

all and turns out I really did enjoy watching

it I I don't think I could watch it again for

a few years It was it was you know An enjoyable

lap dance after a while. He does throw on you.

He does. We'll say that. I don't know where to

take that one. We're going to take a quick break.

We're going to come back to close the show. Final

thoughts and everything else. We'll be back after

this. It's Decian, the superhero webcomic. Decian's

got superhero antics and sexy girls. Read it

now at Decian .com. D -A -S -I -E -N .com. We

are back here on Tooncast Beyond episode 69 and

it is so funny because I didn't even think back

in the Tooncast classic days to do... Stripperella

for tooncast classic episode 69. I believe I

oh god who was on that episode with me? I don't

even remember at this point But tooncast classic

episode 69 was Johnny Bravo because that was

the closest thing to a sex joke I could think

of For some odd reason. I don't know why so We

are on our way to episode 70 and after that as

I said before we've got the 25 days of Tooncast

Beyond Christmas that we're gonna be doing this

year finally I've had that plan folks For about

three years now. I went on Wikipedia, and I just

searched Christmas cartoons in the United States,

and I came up with 50 cartoons between two years

two so you're getting two years of 25 days of

Christmas 2016 and 2017 and Those will be our

ultimate Christmas cartoon episode things because

we did a holiday show back in two cast Classic

days we did episode 30 where we talked about

the Grinch Not Jim Carrey the real one. Yeah

We talked about the Grinch. We talked about grandma

got run over by a reindeer Rudolph frosty and

a couple other things. I think there were six

total cartoons in there. Oh, Charlie Brown and

something else. I forget what the other thing

was. So yeah, I figure Tooncast Beyond 25 Days,

Tooncast Beyond Christmas, where I think we're

starting with the Year Without a Santa Claus.

And I don't know where we're going after that.

But for now, we've got to close this show out.

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where you know you got John Cusack and Doc Brown

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