#golan the insatiable

[shrozie]

https://gall.dcinside.com/mgallery/board/view/?id=euca&no=1472977

[maxdentist]

Why dis 🎍 looks so mad 😭😭😭

[quirk-nova]

Keith Knudsen from Golan the Insatiable

Keith Knudsen, Jr. (Golan the Insatiable) aesthetic board for @samuelyaboyy

[yourdeadcutie]

Me and the demon I summoned<3

[bewarethemoonlads]

you know what show i love? golan the insatiable. not even just for its humor or great voice actors, but because they made one season, it did not do well, so the creator said fuck it, lets redo this shit and then got rob riggle and aubrey plaza to voice the main characters, took one character completely out of the show, and basically just did the same exact thing as the og season, but a little more legit. it still only got that one redo and then got cancelled but god what i wouldnt give for any other show to do that. first one wasnt good enough boys time to start over

[shrodie]

[jerichoishere1314]

[ crossover ] Mandy and dylan beekler

[crystalskulls]

guys please are any of the golan the insatiable fans still alive please 🙏 been a fan since around 2021-22 and i’m getting back into it. It’s such a dead fandom 😭

it doesn’t even have a tag on here wtf

[popculturebuffet]

Next up for the FOX adult animation shows, favorite character from the 2009-16 era: Sit Down Shut Up, The Cleveland Show, Bob's Burgers (the biggest hit in this batch), Allen Gregory (the show no one likes and FOX themselves tries to distance from), Napoleon Dynamite 2012, Axe Cop, High School USA, Lucas Bro Moving Co, Golan the Insatiable, Bordertown, and Son of Zorn?

Okay so this is a fun one for a bit reasons: the bulk of these came from a breifly lived attempt by fox at their own late night block ala adult swim done on friday's, Animation Domination High Def. It was honestly a rad experiment that lead to some nice little weird shit you wouldn't get in the more dom com focused lineup including one I think you missed i'll throw in. It's why this is a three parter instead of a two parter: they crammed five diffrent shows into this block most solid. Most. We'll get to that. For now...

Sit Down and Shut UP: I've been waiting for this one... because i fucking hate it. I did not like it as a teen and as an adult any memory of it is bad and should feel bad. I have no intrest in reviewing this unless someone drives a dumptruck of money (or you know 5 bucks for an episode), up to my house. Sit Down and Shut Up comes from the creator of Arrested Devleopment, Mitchell Hurwitz and the connection was hyped up with both Will Arnett and Jason Bateman returning and the cast.. was fairly stacked: In addition to the dynamic duo we had Kristin Chenowith (An actress I always like to see), Kenan Thompson, Will Forte, Cherri Oteri, and Henry Motherfucking Winkler. It's an utterly stacked cast, and also Nick Kroll, that the show utterly wastes having them as one dimensional strrotypes. With main character Larry Littlejunk GET IT HE HAS A TINY PENIS, they TRY to basically make him into Micheal Bluth.. but lack the depth micheal had, being both the straight man bu talso a bit of an asshole. Larry.. is just an asshole who will throw out his morals for his love intrest, but also berates her rather than talk to her while Will Arentt is stuck playing a jerkish jock someone probably through resembled GO. The rest of the characters aren't trying to play arrested development and the show tries to go for a clone high style self refrenital tone but dosen't have the goofiness and rapid pacing needed to pull it off. The result was just a miserable show and what i consider to be the model o f a bad adult sitcom: adult jokes for the sake of it, shock humor, and thin characters who aren't likeable enough to root for and aren't over the top bad enough to be entertaining.

The Cleavland Show: MY HAPPY MUSTACHED FACE IS REVIEWING THE CLEAVLAND SHOW! ha ha ha. This show... is meh. It's the defintion of meh. It has a bright spot or too: They got both David Lynch and Brian Cranston in regular roles, both doing a good job, Terry, Cleavland's gay best friend an da really great character played by Jason Sudekis to perfection. Also best character. But the show itself.. feels like family guys leftovers. For all the flack American Dad got on release as "OH NO ANOTHER SETH MACFARLINE SHOW".. it wasn't. It has some surface similarties to family guy, but even in the pilot none of the characters really match. With Cleavland Show while there are diffrences, it's a LOT closer to family guy in both characters and tone. Cleavland becomes peter 2.0, and the rest of his family are kinda bland in comparssion. The result is a show that just.. dosen't need to exist which is a shame: this is one of only two sitcoms with a promdominently lead cast fox has had. The PJ's may not be for me, but I can repsect the effort that went into it. With Cleavland Show while it has some I just.. can't get into it. And i've tried. There's only a handful of episodes that really work. It's not as bad as family guy in i'ts edgelord era but it dosen't make it GOOD.

Bob's Burgers: Gene. This one just.. lept out and I welcome that: Like many of my faviorites he's the king of the one liner, a guarnateed laugh anytime he says something wildly inapproriate and gets the requisite "Gene" from his father.

The show itself.. is excellent, one of fox's best and a show that, once I got around to catching up, is shockingly consitent. It does have a dip like other fox shows with the seasons before the last one and current one being hit and miss and some aspects not working (How many stories do we need about Tina's friends being shitty before we move on to something else. I know Middle Schoolers make bad choices in friends sometimes, I was there, but come on), but not only has it slowly recovered, with the amazing rudy last year being one of the shows best episodes, but even it's flop era is a lot tamer compared to the others; The Simpsons and Family Guy both had obnoxious periods with notably horrible episodes and character derailment that haunts the franchise discourse to this day. King of the Hill's ocasional painful attempts at

Likewise didn't easily go away. In contrast Bobs just... has less banger episodes as it goes on, something natural for any shows, and still pulled out an excellent movie and a few standout episodes every season, if not more, while also playing iwth the characters and status quo in clever ways to keep it fresh. Other shows went through clear seasonal rot... Bobs.. had a slight seasonal rut.

The show on it's own is just charming: A family who genuinely loves each other, is weird as hell and each member is nicely fleshed out and entertaining: While they can have weak starring episodes, I don't see any of the 5 belchers as a weak link, all lovely fleshed out weirdos with a lot of dynamics to play with. Each of the belchers has some form of dynamic with each other, some bond that makes for plenty of episodes, with an interesting rotating side cast, the bulk vocied by comedy legends (Seriously name a good comedian of voice actor from the last decade. Odds are pretty good they've been on the show. Not 100% sadly but pretty damn consitent), and i'ts own nice little world. It also has an eyepatch wearing millionare lunatic voiced by Kevin Cline. There's not really a lot NOT to like about this show. If you don't that's okay but it's still a standout and helped the shift towards more wholesome adult animated shows, ones that still had plenty of adult content, but weren't cruel or adult for the sake of being an edglord. It's a good show that needs to be adult animated, and showed what the medium could do when it really cooked at a time edgelord nonsense was winning and continues to be consitstant long into it's probably forever run.

Alan Gregory: I've only seen clips and like sit down and shut up you'd have to pay me to watch this pigs anus of a series. Whoever thought "A gay man forces a straight man to be his sex slave" was chucklesome needs to go down a hole and never come out. Just any hole. Even a manhole. Live in the sewer with the dolphins. Just go.

Napoleon Dynamite; I haven't seen a lot of this one either but it feels like the oppsitie: While Alan Gregory never got a chance and good, fuck em, Napolen neve rgot a chance: even I wasn't intrested in givign it one. The movie was fine but by the time the series came out i'd gotten past thinking it was the best thing ever and moved into my modern opinon of "it's quotable as fuck and relatable as fuck but not my faviorite thing". From what clips i've seen and what i've heard though the show is excellent, taking it in a weirder direction, and simply serving as aless down to earth and more cartoony sequel to the movie, but with some of the same awkwardness and most of the cast coming back for this. IT seems deeply charming, awkawrd and fun and I want to look at it some day. Or at least just watch it.

Axe Cop: Not sure on a faviorite but I am sure this series slapped. Axe Cop for those less familiar was a phoenominon in the late 2000's and 2010's where a 30 something illustrator teamed up with his child brother (diffrent marriages for their shared dad), turning their fun playtimes into a comic adaptin them straight and capturing that golden moment of childhood wonder in a bottle.. or a comic. It eventually got a tv show that looks good as hell and captures that same bizzare childish feel. It's only on an adult block because well.. Axe Cop chops off heads, because kids laugh at the filters networks think they need. The result was a fun creative show headlined naturally by Nick Offerman as axe cop, who perfectly grasped the assigment. The result is fun, adapts the comics well and is a good ride. Hope to see it again some day. Not an all timer or anything, but damn if it isn't great this exists.

High School USA:

Yeah coming from Morel Orel and Frankehole creator Dino Stampatopus and pardoying something I absolutely love, Archie Comics, this should've been a slam dunk. ANd I still think an archie parody series is a good idea. Golden even. But my god this was pathetic. Edgelord adult tropes, a waste of a great premise, it feels like a less horrible version of sit down and shut up, trying once again to try an do what clone high did (and would again) without any actual success. It's what Morel Orel was in it's early days: a lot of shock humor without a lot of depth.

Major Lazer: This was fucking fun and made a good pair with Axe Cop: Both have the feeling of a parody of an 80's saturday morning cartoon done by people who loved those, but still taking itself earnestly in a way that makes the goofier elements work. Major Lazer is just a fun earnestly insane show that takes it's weird shit seriously and roots it in party culture that fits the band whose mascot headlines the show party nature: We get cheesy 80's and 90's style villians trying to dope drinks with cough syrup, steal all the bass in the world and a horde of vampires invading. It's a fun, campy, good time and a show I look back on fondly.

Lucas Bros Moving Co: Both bros. This show was decent, having a regular show style premise of two normal slackers getting caught up in weird nonsense, but set apart and avoiding being just a plain ripoff by the singular focus of the bros and the pop culture refrences they bring in. It feels like we just got dropped into these guys shared brain aand are along for the ride. Decent

Golan the Insatiable: Is meh. It has Rob Riggle and Aubrey Plauza playing off each other well an da great premise of a great demon lord becoming besties with a little girl, like the beetle juice cartoon on a smidgen of crack. It's not amazing, but I don't hate it. It just kinda.. exists but has great actors to bump it up a little? Son of Zorn: A show I wish i'd watched more. Jason Sudekis as a washed out he man type trying to mak eit 9 to five with a live action family is a great premise and while what episodes I saw were just okay, it apparently lives up to it as it goes.

Bordertown: A massive disapointment. Mark Henterman did a great job with Three South and Hank Azaria is a good va but my god this premise just did not work. Following a mediocre racist no matter how stupid as he's a stupid racist man is not good and was never going to be good. it works for maybe one episode of a show, see Homer's Enemy

But wasn't going ot sustain itself. Add in a cast that is just.. nothing otherwise and all you have is some pretty good looney tunes style shorts with el coyote. Honestly if the whole show was just a benevolent (In this case at least) Coyote outwitting a slovenly unplesant border agent in a series of looney tunes style shorts, it would've been god tier instead of a perpetual punching bag

[shrozie]

[maxdentist]

This transition is EVERYTHING

[burningrhino]

And suddenly, Golan the Insatiable.

Soul mistakes Golan for a kishin but Lance tells him that he's a good guy. Well, sort of. I was gonna make the background dark and blue but then I thought it would be cooler if was more monochrome like that Bleach stage from Super Smash Flash 2. I love having a reason to be lazy.

[quirk-nova]

Golan

Golan (Golan the Insatiable) aesthetic board for @samuelyaboyy

[mulemasters]

Decentralized applications: The blockchain-empowered software system

### Decentralized Applications: The Blockchain-Empowered Program System

In an time where informationsecurity, security, and straightforwardness are progressivelycritical, decentralized applications (dApps) are developing as a transformative constrain in the world of program. Fueled by blockchain innovation, dApps offer a unusedworldview for how applications are built and utilized, moving absent from centralized control towards a more open, secure, and user-centric model.

#### What are Decentralized Applications (dApps)?

Decentralized applications, or dApps, are program applications that run on a decentralized arrange, regularly a blockchain. Not at all likeconventional applications that depend on centralized servers, dApps work on a peer-to-peer arrange where all exchanges and information are dispersedoverdifferenthubs. This decentralization brings a fewpreferences, countingexpanded security, straightforwardness, and resistance to censorship.

#### Key Benefits of dApps

1. **Upgraded Security:** The decentralized nature of dApps makes them intrinsically more secure than conventional applications. Since there is no central point of disappointment, it is much harder for perniciouson-screen characters to compromise the framework. Moreover, blockchain innovationemployments cryptographic calculations to secure information, making it aboutincomprehensible to changedata once it’s recorded.

2. **Straightforwardness and Trust:** Blockchain’s permanentrecordguarantees that all exchanges and operations inside a dApp are straightforward and unquestionable by anybody. This straightforwardness builds believe among clients, as they can autonomouslyconfirm the judgment and history of the application’s information and operations. It’s a especiallyprofitablehighlight for applications includingbudgetaryexchanges, voting frameworks, and supply chain management.

3. **Censorship Resistance:** dApps are safe to censorship since there is no central specialist that can control or closed down the application. This makes them especiallyengaging in situations where opportunity of discourse and get to to data are at chance. Clients can connected with dApps without fear of censorship or intercession from a central authority.

4. **Client Empowerment:** In a decentralized framework, clients have more control over their information and how it is utilized. They can take an interest in the administration of the application, frequently through decentralized independent organizations (DAOs), where choices are made collectively by partners. This user-centric approach contrasts strongly with conventional models where control is concentrated in the hands of a few entities.

5. **Development and Interoperability:** The open-source nature of numerous blockchain stagescultivatesadvancement and collaboration. Engineers can construct on existing conventions and make interoperable arrangements that can work consistentlyoverdiverse dApps and blockchains. This interconnected biological systemquickens the improvement of unusedhighlights and functionalities, driving the advancement of the technology.

#### Cases of dApps in Action

1. **Budgetary Services:** Decentralized back (DeFi) applications are among the most noticeable dApps. Stages like Uniswap and Aave permitclients to exchange, loan, and borrow resources without mediators, decreasing costs and expandingget to to monetary services.

2. **Gaming:** Blockchain-based diversions like Axie Interminability and Decentraland offer players possession of in-game resources through non-fungible tokens (NFTs). These resources can be exchanged or sold in open markets, makingmodernfinancialopenings for gamers.

3. **Social Media:** Decentralized social systems like Steemit and Mastodon giveoptions to conventionalstages, giving clients control over their substance and information, and guaranteeing free discourse without centralized moderation.

4. **Supply Chain Management:** dApps like VeChain givestraightforward and tamper-proof following of merchandiseall through the supply chain, guaranteeingrealness and decreasingextortion in businesses such as pharmaceuticals and extravagance goods.

#### Conclusion

Decentralized applications speak to a noteworthymove in how we think aroundcomputer programframeworks. By leveraging the control of blockchain innovation, dApps offer upgraded security, straightforwardness, and clientstrengthening, clearing the way for a more open and impartialcomputerized future. As the innovationproceeds to advance, we can anticipate to see dApps playing an progressivelycriticalpart in differentsegments, changing not fair the tech industry, but society as a entire. Grasping this decentralized future impliesgrasping a world where clients are in control, believe is built into the framework, and advancement knows no bounds.

[loiswasadevil]

I was asked to Reblog my Off grid Explanation Post This is mostly about When i remember Seeing Animation Domination for the first time, Since Las year when i made this post i gave Golan the Insatiable another chance And i enjoy it, I like its Devil-Vibes and I got used to the writing style and its jokes, So i feel bad for saying that I hated it, I wouldn't even mind another season.

off grid living

TW / Trauma? Off Grid living off the grid was so fucking terryfing i had to drink out of a metal cup every day and we’d locate the north star with a compass. I would act out family guy scenes with my little bro Jonas every day until he got typhus and we buried him and my mom made us go back to the city where we were relocated from our father. Every day i remember his sick fucking face I can’t listen to the radio either. When we got back the first thing i did was turn on channel 31 FOX and i found out they had this thing called Animation Domination now i was amazed and it instantly felt like all my woes went away Like i was back there with Jonas Like i was Lois and he was my peter and we had our loving family With my children, Stewie, Chris, And Meg. Theres also this show Golan the insatiable i hated it im glad it never got too far The napoleon dynamite show was okay though i never Saw that movie. All i want is a life with my family away from this curel fucking world ive lived Stewie this is for you Brain this is for you Meg… Chris this is for you. @peateargriffin we should watch napoleon dynamite as a date.

[elcomfortador]

Drawn Together Forces Xandir Out of the Closet

“Gay Bash” (November 10, 2004)

For better or worse, Drawn Together represents a very real trend in mid-2000s humor. It specifically sought out to tell the most offensive jokes it could get on air, but that’s what makes it surprising that the episode where Xandir admits he’s gay isn’t the parade of easy jokes you might expect. The B plot sucks rancid balls, to the point that we don’t even use clips from it in this discussion, but you might be surprised how this animated reality show makes its token gay a sympathetic guy.

Check out Bradley Smith’s YouTube interview with series creators Dave Jesser and Matt Silvertsein, from which we grabbed a few anecdotes about the development of Drawn Together.

Listen to our Cartoons That Made Us Gay episode about the Legend of Zelda cartoon.

Listen to the Best Movies Never Made podcast, hosted by Golan the Insatiable creator Josh Miller.

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