The Mysterious Mr. Enter

I just remember it for having the same animation as Martin Mystery which I personally remember far better.

The team behind Martin Mystery and TS also produce Miraculous Ladybug. You can't tell as much because it's in CGI this time.

There are more people working on that, such as Toei.

So has mr enter said anything about the emoji movie (I bet it's already on his shit list).

I don't think Enter covers movies a whole lot, but maybe he'll make an exception for this one.

Sources say yes.

Admittedly old sources, but he'd be foolish to change his mind, IMO.

I'm wondering if it might wind up not being covered by Mr. Enter simply because it looks like it's going to make the bulk of its money from internet reviewers that want to talk about how bad it is.

It's been years since I saw any episode of Martin Mystery, but I remember it being better than Totally Spies.

It has more strongly defined characters (though not particularly great ones), its plots tended to be more serious and not as nonsensical as Totally Spies', and it had actual plot twists later down the line.

I would be surprised if it turned out to be a good show after all this time, but having seen the stuff from Enter's review it wouldn't be hard for it to be better.

Also, apparently there's actually a crossover between the two...

edited 28th Jul '17 6:30:10 PM by Draghinazzo

Martin Mystery had stronger writing than Totally Spies, in my opinion.

Viper is uploading mirrors of Enter's stuff for some reason.

edited 28th Jul '17 7:33:29 PM by Grounder

Apparently Mr. Enter is considering making an Animated Atrocity on Cartoon Network itself--the entire channel. I think that's a terrible idea. I mean, I get it, the channel sucks. And I get why a lot of people think it sucks. But do we really need a 20-minute tirade explaining to us why?

The thing about CN's scheduling is, it could be any channel having scheduling issues like this. History's former addiction to Pawn Stars springs to mind. I don't really see the merit of having an Animated Atrocities episode focusing on something any channel could've done wrong.

I do agree with the comments that it'd make for an interesting standalone video, but if it were to count as an Animated Atrocity you may as well start counting stuff like Dude, What Would Happen? for the series.

So then why do so many people want him to do it? I guess there's just a lot of people really eager for him to take the piss out Teen Titans Go again.

Now, I don't like Teen Titans Go either, but the vocal and violent hatred some people have for it is something I try to stay away from. If anything it only encourages the show's writers to make their more. . . controversial episodes. People should just ignore it and watch Cartoon Network's good shows if/when they can, and Mr. Enter isn't doing much to help that mindset.

edited 5th Aug '17 10:45:31 AM by ElSquibbonator

Even for hyperbole, that's a bit of a jump you're making there.

And therein lies the problem; they cannot.

NO. HE SHOULDN'T. THE LAST THING CARTOON NETWORK NEEDS IS YET ANOTHER FAMOUS YOUTUBE REVIEWER PUSHING THEM FURTHER INTO BEING ASSOCIATED WITH BAD PROGRAMMING.

It's unnecessary when everybody else has been saying it over and over again. Unless he brings something new to the table I say don't do it.

The Pawn Stars thing or the Dude, What Would Happen? comment?

The latter was a bit of a hyperbolic stretch (hyperbolic spaghettification?) I'll admit, though I still feel talking about a channel itself is too general to be in the spirit of the series. Then again, standalone video or not Mr. Enter'd probably have interesting thoughts on why the channel's the way it is now (since we already know the way it is now is kind of lacking, to put it lightly. I doubt he'd spend much time saying it's bad and more on why it even is the way it is in the first place.)

I'll fight if you're denying the Pawn Stars thing though, that intro's been engraved into my skull for years now.

edited 5th Aug '17 4:16:11 PM by NesClassic

No, you're probably spot on about Pawn Stars.

I do seem to remember it being on fairly regularly when I watched cable more actively.

Most people are voting yes on that poll though

Which is why I think it's going to be tough to convince him not to do it.

That's the only thing I don't like more than his videos. He has a legion of fans who overwhelmingly vote for him to keep doing bad videos!

I like the guy, but I think it's a spectacularly bad idea. There is little new to be said, and there is little humor or insight to come from such a video.

Well, you should tell it to the guy itself than speaking about it here then, I mean its not like he reads this thread?

I did tell him. I voted no and left a comment that it's a really bad idea.

He did the other two parts of Totally Spies. After this, he's moving on to The Legend of Korra.