Blame My Psychotic Break On Copyright Laws

[bloodyrosemccoy]

Also, dammit Viacom, until we can work out some kind of season-by-season DVD set or a syndication deal, leave the commercially unavailable MST3k episodes on Youtube. You’re not making money on it anyway. I’ve been using them to fall asleep to when I have panic attacks at night, and if you keep tearing ’em down, I won’t be able to find them anywhere, and I will not be able to soothe the knot in my stomach with the illusory company of Mike/Joel and the Bots, and I will not fall asleep, and then I will be sleepy in the morning when I go to the preschool, and then I will forget what I’m doing and drive through the playground. DO YOU WANT TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DEATHS OF MULTIPLE CHILDREN? DO YOU??

*sigh*

Well, since we can’t watch that either, we’ll have to find something else to watch. Thank y’all for the suggestions in the entry a while ago. I realized after reading a few that I had neglected to mention I have almost no patience for anime—I have enjoyed exactly one anime show in the last ten years, and that was Cowboy Bebop. Avatar may strain my endurance enough.

Meanwhile, I’m going to have to find something else to fall asleep to if I’m having trouble at night. It’s gotta be something mostly plotless and spoken. I suppose a random Rifftrax would work okay.

But MST3k works better. Damn you, Viacom!

Comments

[westrider.livejournal.com]

Cowboy Bebop is in a category all of its own. Pretty much only the animation style is Japanese, the story, characters, and setting draw much more from American sources, mainly old Westerns and Pulp/Noir stuff.

As a result, it's also one of the only "Anime" shows that I actually like. Now that I think about that, have you tried Lupin III? That's pretty fun.