| Actors: Stuart Culpepper, Neal Holman, Kelly Jenrette, Scott Lipe, Adam Reed Directors: Adam Reed, Matt Thompson Creators: Keith Crofford, Michael Lazzo Genres: Television, Animation Sub-Genres: Television, Animation Studio: Warner Home Video Format: DVD - Color,Full Screen - Animated,Closed-captioned DVD Release Date: 03/25/2008 Release Year: 2008 Run Time: 2hr 24min Screens: Color,Full Screen Number of Discs: 1 SwapaDVD Credits: 1 Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 1 MPAA Rating: Unrated Languages: English Subtitles: English |
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  | Frisky Dingo - Season 1 Actors: Stuart Culpepper, Neal Holman, Kelly Jenrette, Scott Lipe, Adam Reed Directors: Adam Reed, Matt Thompson Genres: Television, Animation UR 2008 2hr 24min One of the most curious animated series to come from the Adult Swim stable, Frisky Dingo might be best described as a cartoon superhero take on Seinfeld's formula: a show that's about nothing, but one that's also funny and... more » |
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Member Movie Reviews K. K. (GAMER) Reviewed on 4/1/2024... Bizarre! You will likely regret watching any of this!
Movie ReviewsBa-ba-boosh! Herr Frog | Washington DC area | 10/08/2009 (5 out of 5 stars) "This is, along with the disc for season two, absolutely one of the funniest television series' I have ever seen. The voice acting is brilliant. I couldn't more highly recommend this, at least for those resilient enough to endure the vulgarity.
Couple minor factoids for all you FD enthusiasts out there: When Killface gets run over by his friend Barnaby and then in his delirium sings out Barnaby's name, he does it to the theme of "The Courtship of Eddy's Father," a television series maybe starring Bill Bixby or somebody in the early 70s. When Ta'Quil grabs the core of the Annihilatrix and makes his heroic dive, the sound effect was borrowed from "The Six Million Dollar Man." There are some concealed elements of literature here, and a surprising depth of character and plot, at least at times. Didn't realize until this evening that when Barnaby gets soap in his eyes in the shower -- I just thought it was the lamest joke in the whole show -- turns out it was primitive foreshadowing for when, well you know. And (spoiler) when Kenneth spots the big pants first and wins the gold doubloon, that of course is straight out of Moby Dick. This series is AWESOME, even if it's a little scattered sometimes. Like I had no problem whatsoever with Stan's cloning himself, but if I were to ever show it to my girlfriend I'm afraid she would need some explanation for that, just because it kinda came from out of nowhere. And lots of other little stuff, almost as if the process of scripting and writing this series was done partially on the fly, and little incidental "artifacts" got left in the story without any connection to anything else. It's inconsequential really, but you notice them if you watch a zillion times like I have. And as for the vulgar humor, for example exactly what's a teabag? If you watch this with your girlfriend and she doesn't know what a teabag is, maybe you should steer clear of this one and go watch a more girlfriend-friendly movie. Which is one of the reasons I don't show this, one of my favorite comedy vids, to my GF. The lewd, juvenile male-oriented humor. I really would like to form a Wendell Stamps fan club. And I would really love to see a movie based on this series. And it would be really great to get Chris Penn to play Wendell Stamps, too. For Cody." |
