Can we discuss the kino that is lasagnacat?
If you haven't seen it yet, for absolute kinographique watch this video first for context:
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Then watch:
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You don't have to watch it all (it's nearly 5 hours long). Watch a bit so you know what the deal is, then jump in to about 4:33:45:
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Bump, I really want to share and discuss this wild ride with you Sup Forums
I'm happy to see it back and like Jon's actor.
What is this man?
Who's Betsy Joe, and why should I care that she's had sex with 5 people?
It's kino. Not going to spoil, just watch it. Can also highly recommend this one of their videos with a one-hour philosophical analysis of the featured Garfield strip:
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Watch it in the order I outlined in the OP
>lasagna
Jesus, OP, I just finished it, what the fuck is this man
Extremely well-crafted commentary on the Garfield comic.
Do you think the guy on the phone in the "hold song" vid was really Jim Davis?
>DO YOU UNDERSTAND THIS?
>THE CAT HAS YOUR PIPE!
I thought the picture frame was a mirror.
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>it's a based Raymond talks about sex chat rooms episode
4:13:15 the best part before the ending
>Ernie Barguckle
Wow this would take a crazy amount of work
>Raymond rambling about online chat room sex for 4 minutes straight
It's fantastic. In a way, it seems more relevant today than it was 9 years ago. Ballsy and a lot of talent behind it.
Off-hand comment: Calvin & Hobbes is the antithesis of what Garfield eventually became
Oh great, more unfunny ironic postmodern "comedy" whose appeal lays solely in taking some shitty/innocent character or story and making it insanely elaborate/edgy. Sure haven't seen anything like that before
I love that video
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What did he mean by this?
>That ending of the 5 hour survey video
SHOCKING
t. Normie consumer
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Stop shilling your garbage on here.