If they think it's something that will work out for animation as a whole, all I can do is hope it works out.
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Why does it seem that the networks are seeing the "Bomb" format as the future of cartoon scheduling? I'm genuinely asking as I am no schedule/ratings buff.I wouldn't be surprised if they wanted to go for a bomb format and have been working on a lot of episodes ready to air under that format. That can work, but it is also frustrating to wait all this time for new episodes of these different shows.
I imagine they're trying to catch the same kind of "binge-watching" audience that Netflix or streaming services go after.Why does it seem that the networks are seeing the "Bomb" format as the future of cartoon scheduling? I'm genuinely asking as I am no schedule/ratings buff.
Oh, I see. I was never much of a binger, even with Netflix. I wonder if this adaptation to streaming is truly what the target demo' wants?I imagine they're trying to catch the same kind of "binge-watching" audience that Netflix or streaming services go after.
Oh, I see. I was never much of a binger, even with Netflix. I wonder if this adaptation to streaming is truly what the target demo' wants?
I have a little sister who's 9. She really doesn't like to binge be it on demand or Netflix. She'd rather fit variety into her cartoon time, same as me. However my baby sis' (4yrs old ) could watch Blaze or Paw Patrol all day. My tween brother is mainly a Youtube buff. Whenever he does watch cartoons on TV or Netflix, he doesn't give it the time to binge it.I wonder that too. Adults don’t mind the traditional weekly episode format. Do kids really care either way?
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The Impatient Patient
SEASON 1, EPISODE 8
AIRING APR 19, 2018
Aunt Cass Goes Out
SEASON 1, EPISODE 10
AIRING APR 12, 2018
Food Fight
SEASON 1, EPISODE 7
When Aunt Cass stumbles into an underground cooking competition, she thrives and becomes addicted to the excitement.
I'm not surprised with their casting given their work with Disney (the former was on Mickey And The Roadster Racers while the latter was on Miles From Tomorrowland, which also has Lisa Schaffer as the voice director).Gordon and Alton? That's pretty cool.
I imagine he'll have to keep it clean like he did in that Muppet short .Gordon Ramsey will appear in an episode airing this summer, so at least we know the show will be airing by then.