#sam and max season 2

[videogamepolls]

Requested by @thatrandomfroginyourbasement

[frank3nfr0ggi3]

Some silly doodles I made

[crispy-dib]

sam and max i still love you i promise

[seasononesam]

So, we’re soldiers in a demon war to bring on the Apocalypse? When you put it like that...

in/sp

[munchboxart]

Sam & Max

[meodupalta]

One word: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA-

It's not a word, but I don't give a shit. HDHGSDHSGD

[that90sshowgoldencouple]

The Cast of That '90s Show with Season 2 Billboards

These photos are just the cutest! I just love that Mr. Kurtwood Smith snuck in time to get one this season too!

Side note: I've seen this building where this billboard is at and I'd be lying if I said I wasn't tempted to hop on a plane and go get a photo with it myself lol And do other fun California stuff too of course!

[birthclod]

i think if the C.O.P.S. didn't exist superball would be my favorite recurring side character. he's simple and straightforward. lightning flashes behind him when you say his name. there is a nonzero chance he is autistic about doors. he is even transgender

[spaceyeehaw101]

Random self indulging art tonitee woooo

[ovviet]

make some noise is a 30-40mins show.

i didnt realise it's a 30-40mins show.

i thought it's a 15mins show and i keep rewatching the entire 3 seasons bcs hey, why the fuck is it so short i need more. how the fuck does it feel that short to the point that i need more???????

[gaignunkukai]

so on top of the obvious parallels to sam and max, i'm also just. barking at geto and gojo because one of them loses his brain and gets his body taken over by an imposter. that same person winds up being put down in part because at that point he is a danger to those around him.

it's almost a peek into the timeline where sam got electromagnetic powers in season 3 and max had to kill him. not quite, mind, but the parallels are there, to me. i want to write a sam and max-style au for jjk now but idk where i'd even start.

[way-too-cool-raybot]

With the remaster of season 3 coming out soon I feel the need to tell any new fans or people interested in the series that there are a lot of Really Terrible Jokes (read as: Offensive) in the sam and max series. Like especially in the telltale games. I feel like if someone wanted a feel for the characters before getting tossed in to All Of That the best introduction would be This Time It's Virtual or *maybe* Hit the Road (I can't recall any too bad Jokes in that one but it was made in the 1990s so). I'd suggest the cartoon but at least with the games there's none of the stuff that happens in the Literal First Episode of the show. But season 3 goes hard and unfortunately has a lot of callbacks to prev seasons so I can't entirely discount them.

[frank3nfr0ggi3]

[garden-gates]

Sam and Max Season One: Episode 104: Abe Lincoln Must Die! | PC Gamer Magazine #172 March 08 Issue CD ROM

[dualredundancy]

[antisociallilbrat]

I agree, Eddie's death was such a 'Steve death' moment when he died in Dustin's arms after saying he loves Dustin. Also, all of those convos between Eddie and Dustin would normally have been applicable for Dustin and Steve instead, and as you said, it is obvious the writers killed Eddie to give Dustin a more personal grief arc for S4 and S5, else why make Eddie as Dustin's brother figure specifically and have him die in Dustin's arms? They didn't even let Dustin be there at the hospital scene with the other Party members. He was spending time grieving Eddie and talking to Wayne instead, like... there is a reason why they showed Dustin's grief over Eddie. He was practically the only one grieving over him with Wayne and he was the one whose grief we had to focus on as the audience. And I love Steve, but if the Duffers actually were open to killing their main cast, they would have killed Steve instead. That's why it's kinda 'of obvious' to me that Steve is pretty much the safest character out of all the other characters, he not only is a main character but also a fan favorite. But I think since Eddie became such a popular character, the Duffers will focus on his character more via Dustin's grief in the next season. I doubt they'd bring him back though, but they'd most likely give Dustin a more focused arc regarding Eddie, possibly similar to Nancy's grief regarding Barb.

Yeah we're definitely going to be seeing Dustin grieving over Eddie in some capacity in season five. Although with the supposed time jump, I wonder how much we'll see of it.

What I would like to see would be a scene with Dustin and Mike talking about Eddie. Dustin filling Mike in what had happened with Eddie and them grieving Eddie together because Mike also had a link with Eddie. Also I just want more Dustin and Mike scenes in general, let other characters interact with each other Suffer Brothers!

I'm also hoping that since it's the final seasons, characters lives will actually be at stake because what the Suffer Brothers are doing right now, giving the main cast plot armor, is a disservice to the audience, or at least ones that like good storytelling.

Yes no one wants their favorite character to die but the story is more meaningful? (I don't think thats the word I'm looking for) when there's real threats to them. You should be sitting on the edge of your seat as your fav is up against a threat, you shouldn't be able to just assume they're safe just because they're apart of the main cast.

Characters dying can add more depth to them or complete their arc, make them more well rounded. And I'm not saying the Suffer Brother should go all walking dead with the main characters, but it would be nice to actually have to hold my breath and hope that my fav makes it out alive. The threat to their life should feel real. You want to feel emotion as you watch a show. The Suffer brothers have done this already, the Max scene killed me but that's still not permanent death. We know she's coming back and I hate that we know she's coming back, ya know? Just like with Hopper in season three.

Also none of main cast dying makes the villains look so lame. If Henry Creel can't kill one of the main characters, he's a poorly written villain. This is entirely my opinion though. And no he didn't even kill Eddie technically so it doesn't count.

I'll say my last point on this. The Suffer Brothers took a lot of inspiration from Stephen King's It. If you follow my blog you've seen me talk about this. And that is so ironic because King kills main characters in It. We don't even get to see much of adult Stan because he dies before the adult characters reunion. Then there's Eddie who died in the final battle, showing the threat against them was very real. King only had to one character during that battle to show that.

ALSO there's like SEVEN main character's in It and he killed TWO of them. I'm just saying

Thank you anon for your thoughts, I always love talking about stuff like this!