C&C - Clerks: TAS - "A Dissertation on the American Justice System..." [12/5]

[Mugen]

The fourth episode airs tonight at 11 PM Eastern and repeats Sunday at 10 PM Eastern.

[Expirasin]

Snootch! Plaintiff!!!

A long awaited addition to the Adult Swim roster.

[TnAdct1]

One question that needs to be asked about this episode: Who is driving car? :anime:

[Speedy Boris]

This is my favorite episode of the series. Funniest moments:
-Dante and Randal harassing the lawyer to take the case. "How can you sleep at night?!"
-The JFK parody. "All of it illegal, all of it... VERY erotic..." :D
-Repeated banana in the tail pipe gag
-"Were they talking about us?" elevator gag
-Randal grilling George Lucas
-The numerous dream screw-you jokes
-"Show us where the doll touched you."
-"Show some respect for Judge Reinhold!" "It's all right, it's more laughs than I got in 'Head Office'."

And of course, it goes without saying, but the end sequence is classic. Love the people in the Transformers getting crushed and "Tom Cruise! Oh no! You want the truth? You can't handle the truth! Show me the money!"

[tb4000]

One question that needs to be asked about this episode: Who is driving car? :anime:

OH NO BEAR DRIVING CAR! HOW CAN THAT BE?!!!!

[speedy fast]

This was funny, especially the ending and the various dream sequences.

[nakak]

The ending is probably the best part of this whole series.

So is this the first time an American animation acknowledged that most of the grunt work is actually done overseas?

[Desensitized]

Great episode. 'I had that dream again!'

That ending is still as crazy as it ever was, too.

Next week, the best episode in the series. :D

[Racattack!Force]

The ending was hilarious. "OH, NO, BEAR DRIVING CAR!? HOW CAN THAT BE!?" :anime: the whole episode was good though.

[DarthGonzo]

Because everyone keeps getting it wrong:

"Who is driving?"
"Oh my God, bear is driving! How can that be?!"

[SpaceCowboy]

LOL, an anime parody sequence from the days when mainstream Americans were going, "Huh? What is this new thing called anime?"

[DarthGonzo]

LOL, an anime parody sequence from the days when mainstream Americans were going, "Huh? What is this new thing called anime?"

LOL you talk as if the episode was made decades ago.

[Galaxy 9000]

Why the double post?

[DarthGonzo]

Why the double post?

Because the site was being difficult and wouldn't let me edit the first one.

[tb4000]

LOL you talk as if the episode was made decades ago.

To some on here, 2000 was decades ago to them. They were probably knee high to a tumbleweed...or something.

[SpaceCowboy]

LOL you talk as if the episode was made decades ago.
Well it is almost a decade old and around where I live, people were not really aware of what anime was before Pokemon came out. Back then, only people I knew over the internet were familiar with anime.

I'm not referring to a time when anime fans thought anime was "the new thing", but when the average Joe did.

[Duelist]

Big American Party!

[kaine23]

The ending is probably the best part of this whole series.

So is this the first time an American animation acknowledged that most of the grunt work is actually done overseas?
If you listen to the commentary for the dvds they discuss that more and there's little in-jokes the overseas animators threw in also.

I love this episode.

[Darklordavaitor]

That.. was the big anime scene?

Not as funny as advertised...

Still pretty good overall, though.

[thedanmachine]

Favorite line:
5 dollars for breakfast? I hope this trial lasts forever!