#hbo family

[crashbox-hell]

A NEW PLAYLIST OF EPISODES HAS BEEN FOUND!! Even better then the last! This one even includes some harder to find shorts!! Enjoy!!

[cinnamons1999]

some little curious gifs from ep26 (top, bottom, jump)

[dannimalslol]

Crashbox shaped who I am today 👍

[webbydoo]

a little curious

Mr. String fanart

[phantom-of-this-bitch]

Dora Smarmy is presumably nonbinary because they're referred to as anchor person instead of an anchor man or anchor woman. Dora Smarmy nonbinary icon!

[des2dream]

Don't Touch That Remote! We'll Be Right Back!

Cable TV......what a time! Before streaming services made its way into today's society, people were exposed to the wonders of television that aired at specific times. You either had to be there exactly when your shows came on or you had to record them so you could watch later. Cable TV has had tons of channels targeted at kids to enjoy providing fun shows through animation, live action, puppetry, stop motion, CGI, and so much more. It even sparked interest in other age demographics like teens, college students, and adults. Even if you didn't have cable, there were a few channels who were happy to please your eyes like PBS Kids. Now, I grew up watching multiple channels through my TV and no, it did not rot my brain! It's a myth! There were actually plenty of shows that provided education while still being enjoyable as well as memorable. Things that I do adore through cable were the exciting marathons of your favorite shows, new episodes that came out on Saturday Mornings, and the occasional holiday specials during Christmas, Thanksgiving, Valentines Day, Halloween, etc. I can still see a handful of shows I used to watch through streaming platforms, but I'll never forget the feeling I had while watching everything live with silly commercials and promos for future shows and movies to look out for. Also, the quote that's been rammed into everyone's head:

"Hey! Don't touch that remote! We'll be right back after these messages!"

[hiddenobject-fanblog]

I watched a TONNNN of Crashbox when I was little and always thought "this is stupid. When am I ever gonna have to move bones around to solve a math puzzle?"

And lo and behold, in my 20's, I encountered a hidden object game with a mathstick puzzle. Captain Bones was right.

[insidethestaticscreens]

Crashbox Segment: Radio Scramble

A microphone object head DJ named Jumpin Johnny Jumble scrambles up words and you have to unscramble them to make the song/news/weather make sense. He does his how little voices and act outs too.

Jumpin Johnny Jumble is voiced by Peter Lurie!

My Thoughts: This is arguably the best one. I mean look at the rizz on this guy. Another one I want to cosplay with all my heart.

[rabbitearsblog]

Here's Professor Rocket from Crashbox!

[crashbox-hell]

Welcome to the haunted house party oooOOOoo

[cinnamons1999]

plush from a little curious

[tvthemesongs]

Crashbox intro

[webbydoo]

A little curious

Bob the ball fanart

[fitzfunnymoments]

I've been rewatching A Little Curious lately and i Need to post this one somewhere because every time I watch it I immediately get the vibes of Music video you would imagine of your ocs set to your favorite song

[blackberryjamboree]

y’all know any good crashbox fanfics