Any love for the Dilbert animated series?
Any love for the Dilbert animated series?
Evan Wright
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Tyler Clark
One of the best cartoons, up there with the Critic.
Everything else doesn't even come close, fight me Sup Forums.
William Morris
Yes
Anthony Nguyen
It's a good series with many accurate situations even today.
Nicholas Morris
Kino
Kevin Diaz
Found it kind of boring. Some clips I've watched were amusing but when I tried to watch the actual series the episodes were mostly just boring.
Jaxson Lewis
>hot homonculi
LustXEnvy fan fics
Evan Bailey
Seriously one of the best adult cartoons. It has mature humor without needing to go full-on Family Guy or South Park, not to say anything bad about those shows, though.
It's just that this had good humor without needing to be edgy or in your face. Also, better than the comics by a long shot.
Jose Brown
I never forget "Economy is NOT a science!"
James Rogers
I like how the characters you'd expect to be the biggest douchebags actually are kind of decent in the end. Like Dogbert always fixing Dilbert's problems and the Garbageman offering legitimately good advice.
Charles Miller
Alice is also a surprisingly decent person, it would of been easy just to make her the bitch. It's also the only good thing Kathy Griffin ever did
Benjamin Hill
It was way too ahead of its time.
Joshua Collins
Love this show
Accurate as fuck regarding corporate culture and situations that still ring true today. Very witty and mature humor without having to be overly explicit like today's adult cartoons. Honestly, I doubt a show like this would be made today with the current pc culture.
Jordan Hughes
Plenty
Elijah White
I REALLY LIKED LOUD HOWARD
Jaxson Sullivan
Adams is a kind of mad prophet.
Nathan Anderson
The voice acting seemed off. The comic timing could have been a lot better.
The Dilbert cartoon strip is excellent though.
Jordan Edwards
Shame that Scott has kind of gone off the deep end and joined the Trump cult though.
Mason Sullivan
AND NOW FOR OUR OPENING TITLE SEQUENCE
EVERYONE SING ALONG
Grayson Phillips
Crashed and burned when it premiered, horribly overrated after hipsters started talking about it on YouTube. You can actually get a backlash ballpark age on its current fans because nobody who was alive during the original airing liked it.
Nolan Clark
It's no wonder he's one of the best persons to follow if you want to understand nowadays politics
Jacob Sanchez
They don't hold a candle to the definitive animated Dilbert experience
Jace Ross
Cooper Wilson
Kathy Grifffin's Alice was her only excellent character work
Tyler Rodriguez
In the pantheon of the mid-to-late 90s adult animated sitcom series, I'd rank it slightly below Mission Hill.
Jonathan Smith
I just watched the first two episodes over the weekend. The boss is my favorite.
Eli Taylor
You mean the United States?
Benjamin Gray
It's still off-putting as hell to see Dilbert and Dogbert with visible mouths.
Tyler Parker
And with that, I think we're all in agreement
Levi Rivera
>joined the Trump cult
Please actually read what the guy says before having an opinion
Nathan Jones
Give that its an adaptation of a comic strip and the reputation Dilbert has a strip overall, it's safe to say it shot through the roof in terms of expectations.
Isaac Brown
FPBP
Lincoln Sullivan
Came here to post this.
A masterpiece
Ayden Rodriguez
It crashed and burned because of it being put into a different timeslot, where it was certain to die, and it did.
James Wright
I was and it was great then.
Jonathan Wilson
FUCK UPN and whoever decided to air it there.
Bentley Foster
>user confuses his message boards with real life
Bentley Nelson
THERE IT IS
OBSESSED AND SEEETHING
Cameron Watson
Wyatt Torres
>THERE IT IS
>OBSESSED AND SEEETHING
Funny how this is applicable to trumpfaggots who get triggered any time their retard of a "god emperor" gets criticized
Asher Sanders
You know that Hillary can still win the election? Click the Red X in the top right corner to figure out how!
Carson Myers
No it's not.
This phenomenon is nothing new.
Jaxon Garcia
In the days of cable TV, a good chunk of your watchers were leftovers from the previous show. And they juggled it around so nobody would ever know when Dilbert was on.