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WackyPancake from My computer. Since: May, 2011
#1: Feb 18th 2021 at 6:58:05 PM
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#2: Feb 18th 2021 at 7:02:43 PM

You need to be less despective or the thread will be closed for being a complaint thread.

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WackyPancake from My computer. Since: May, 2011
#3: Feb 18th 2021 at 7:04:17 PM

I mean, I made it as a general discussion thread. Can't say it's exactly giving me a good first impression.

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Groverman62 Since: Feb, 2016
#4: Feb 18th 2021 at 7:08:03 PM

Are you familiar with John K respector on Twitter, your gripes with animation are similar to his own

XMenMutant22 The Feline Follies of Felix the Cat Since: Jan, 2012 Relationship Status: Hoping Senpai notices me
#5: Feb 18th 2021 at 8:22:44 PM

Anyway, for people out of the loop, Gross Girls is one of the upcoming Cartoon Network originals as a part of the network's "Redraw Your World" push for this decade. I'd assume that along with DC Super Hero Girls, Jade Armor, and Jessica's Little Big World, Gross Girls will help build the Girls 6-11 demographic this administration is looking to acquire.

Gross Girls – From Cartoon Network Studios with producers Adam Scott (Parks and Recreation) and Naomi Scott (Other People) alongside creators Daniela Hamilton and Scott Yacyshyn, Gross Girls is a smart, sophisticated animated comedy about Chuck and Zoey, two best friends trying to survive middle school without losing any of their trademark stinky, hairy, mad science-y grossness. In spite of jerky brothers, judgey classmates, and “common decency,” these two girls boost each other up and encourage each other to be 100% themselves. Because with the right best friend, everything is an adventure…even puberty.

The promo picture does remind me of those early 2000s grossout books that you'd normally associate with Scholastic Book Fairs and the like. In fact, the premise of this series sounds heavily reminiscent of the early pitch (and original book series) of Grossology. If they're pretty tactful with how the gross-out plays into Chucky and Zoey's development through middle school, I could see this series being a decent watch like the aforementioned show.

Edited by XMenMutant22 on Feb 18th 2021 at 12:11:27 PM

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