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Seriously not ONE comment? Alright then, I’ll say it.
-ahem-
Thanks for completing the cliffhangers guys!
On a side not, did this short take a weird left turn with the cartoon demon rusting out a car’s inner workings? This is NOT what I’d imagined it being (not that it’s bad, but I was way off).
NOW, if we could just finish off that X-Men trilogy…
I’ll wait for the next DVD compilation.
The husband barely got any lines in part 2.
Speaking of DVD compilations; just curious, how many people still download the shorts vs those who wait for the DVDs. I bought all the Christmas shorts because I don’t plan on buying the live show if it comes out, but otherwise I wait for the DVDs.
I agree about finishing the X-men movies. The only two X-men movies that actually deserve a good riffing are the two they haven’t done yet (the supremely awful X-men 3, and the almost as bad X-men Origins: Wolverine).
Also to answer Dip’s question, I still buy every short because I enjoy them way too much to wait for the DVDs. I have bought the first two DVD compilations, but haven’t bothered with the newer ones yet, though I might get them during this months sale if I have the extra money. I don’t mind the idea of paying $.99 for the VOD shorts as they come out and then paying $10 for the DVDs later if I them in that format. If they came out more often, like weekly or something, and then had a bunch of compilation DVDs coming out all the time I’d probably just wait for the DVDs, but given the rate at which they release both the VODs and DVDs it’s really not that much money over the course of a year.
I hoping this clip had another menstruating theme to it. ;-)
Why did they wait so long?
If you are going to divide the “short” in 2 (not sure why) then you should release them one after the other.
It has been so long I am not sure I care anymore.