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Obscure and one off or short run shows Anonymous 09/09/2025 (Tue) 02:23:38 No. 56684
Recently discovered What It's like Being Alone. I'm surprised I'd never heard of this one when it was airing as it's right up my alley for adult animation as a weird show focused on black comedy. Only on the third episode, but it could be described as The Addams Family combined with The Oblongs. Princess Lucy is even very similar to Helga Phugly from The Oblongs in both personality and character design. Aldous reminds me a bit of Creepy Suzy too. Unfortunately I can't find a better quality version online than what's on youtube and no streaming service or torrent sites I've searched has it. Entire series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKS8OggZ8cg Another one I found recently a few months ago is Quads! created by the same guy who made Pelswick for Nickelodeon. The creator, John Callahan, was a quadriplegic from a drunk driving accident who started drawing after regaining partial use of his hands. The main character is an author avatar right down to the alcoholism. As someone who has struggled with mental illness my entire life and even been involuntarily committed a few times it's actually refreshing to find a show that is willing to joke at the absurdity and tragedy of not being normal and functional like most people. Way too much media over the past couple decades doesn't even want to touch the subject of mental or physical disability in a way that isn't at least a bit patronizing, much less joke about it more than occasional one off gags. I feel I can't even talk about it openly online much without some mental illness tumblr type butting in and acting like I'm an asshole for even mentioning a desire to be normal or being self aware enough to recognize the absurdity and sometimes laughing at my own mental illness, probably be dead from suicide already if I couldn't laugh at myself sometimes. Quads! at least has some torrents available and is all on Tubi for free. There's an official youtube channel too with most of the series, but a few episodes are missing from it for some reason: https://www.youtube.com/@johncallahansquads7575

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There was a nearly forgotten Kids' WB cartoon called Detention that ran for a single season. The only memorable aspects were Shareena and those twins. Here is the whole season on the Archive: https://archive.org/details/detention-07-comedy-of-terrors-convert-video-online.com


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