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Adrenochrome posted:This frame is a good example of something that gets really annoying, and once you see it you can't unsee it. Look at the vignetting in the upper left corner. Those vignette marks pop up all the time (except for the last season). And not in the same place--one, two, three, or all four corners. Edit: Here's an example of a frame clipped on three sides. 
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benito posted:This frame is a good example of something that gets really annoying, and once you see it you can't unsee it. Look at the vignetting in the upper left corner. Those vignette marks pop up all the time (except for the last season). And not in the same place--one, two, three, or all four corners. Yes, I've noticed this while watching KotH on Netflix and it makes me nuts. W aht's the drat deal?
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Apr 24, 2010 17:47
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ChaosMonkey posted:Yes, I've noticed this while watching KotH on Netflix and it makes me nuts. W aht's the drat deal? I'm guessing the full-frame background cels were shot in a frame with rounded corners, and then sometimes unevenly cropped. I never really noticed it on TV, but watching the DVDs on the computer or seeing episodes on a newer flat screen, they really stick out. It's sloppy, and once I started noticing them I saw them everywhere (the frame I posted isn't anything special, I just grabbed an episode at random an skimmed until I saw an example--4:30 into the episode).
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Apr 24, 2010 17:55
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They probably weren't too worried about it since a normal CRT tv has several percent of overscan. However, it gets exposed on modern TVs where you can completely eliminate the overscan and show the full frame.
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Apr 24, 2010 18:04
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haljordan posted:Warlocks? Oh yeah, we kicked them out about an hour ago. The tall guy geeked hard; I cast a spell on his rear end with my FOOT. I'm pretty sure it's geektard, actually. Why yes, I've seen that episode way too many times.
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Apr 24, 2010 18:20
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Suben posted:I'm pretty sure it's geektard, actually. Nah, he's right. Besides, "the tall guy geektard" makes no sense.
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Apr 24, 2010 20:10
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It's totally geeked hard. And now I'm going to notice the bad framing all the time. Thanks guys! But I will have some fun pointing it out to people and annoying them with it.
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Apr 25, 2010 00:41
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Crotch Bat posted:Nah, he's right. Besides, "the tall guy geektard" makes no sense. I just watched the episode and pretty sure it's geektard. As in "That tall guy geektard?" He was clarifying Ward. Another thing about that episode is Bill mentioning Laoma even if it's just offhand that they're still dating.
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Apr 25, 2010 01:14
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I doubt it, appending "-tard" onto words is mostly and internet thing.
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Apr 25, 2010 01:15
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Yea, Mike Judge isn't putting "geektard" into KOTH. Its definitely geeked, as in he freaked out/spazzed out.
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"Mr. Dautrieve, if you don't take a chance you wind up a loser, just like Mr. Dautrieve." Luane and Fry should get married and have the dumbest kids in the history of television. EDIT: Holy crap, Jack the Barber has the same VA as Captain K'nuckles. Strange Matter fucked around with this message at 03:55 on Apr 25, 2010 |
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Strange Matter posted:EDIT: Holy crap, Jack the Barber has the same VA as Captain K'nuckles. Brian Doyle-Murray is awesome and is also the older brother of one of the greatest men of all time. That man is Bill Murray.
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Crotch Bat posted:The part they nailed with the bully is the newbie parents who insist their child is special and so he's allowed to act like a spastic rear end. I know this is from a while back, but I just caught another awesome bit of detail.  (s3e15 Sleight of Hank) Granted I was looking for it because I was thinking of how they explain it at the end, and if they bothered showing anything in the episode itself. Season 3 is pretty god drat awesome though. I like that they bothered to have Luanne's hair grow back over a couple episode too. Fooley fucked around with this message at 05:02 on Apr 25, 2010 |
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Apr 25, 2010 04:58
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Meeble posted:Brian Doyle-Murray is awesome and is also the older brother of one of the greatest men of all time. That man is Bill Murray. Wow, I never knew that. That explains why I heard Jack's voice in the Let's Play of the Ghostbusters video game. He plays the mayor and his little brother, obviously, is Venkman. 
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Excuse me are y'all with the cult?
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ChaosMonkey posted:Yes, I've noticed this while watching KotH on Netflix and it makes me nuts. W aht's the drat deal? Others have already answered, but I've worked in animation and seen this sort of thing first hand. Background painters are really different than the animation guys, as their talents lie more in creating a painting rather than quality of line and motion. As such, at times their backgrounds can really be out of whack as far as shot composition goes. Sometimes we'd get backgrounds where the art ended well before the edge of the frame area. Those weren't so bad, because we could request a retake and get a new image. Small stuff wouldn't warrant a retake because of the cost, so sometimes we ended up trying to extend the art in photoshop, or reframing things. Reframes sometimes looked the worst, in that you got those clipped edges, as well the whole scene makeup looking off because objects and character aren't originally where they were intended to be.
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Fooley posted:I know this is from a while back, but I just caught another awesome bit of detail.  What am I missing?
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Apr 25, 2010 20:12
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Fishylungs posted:
Lower left corner is Peggy being led away which is how the trick was done. BUT this was earlier in the episode before they revealed it.
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Apr 25, 2010 20:17
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Lt. Cock posted:I have my own fan art I could dig up and post, but this needs to be done first. Years ago I got a letter from a friend of mine with this picture inside it. He captioned it "Super Saiyan Five, Forbidden Hank Hill Form." It's probably one of my favorite things ever. I'm quoting this from the shameful fan art thread in GBS because we all deserve to see it.
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There are at least two other images involving Hank and DBZ I've seen.
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benito posted:This frame is a good example of something that gets really annoying, and once you see it you can't unsee it. Look at the vignetting in the upper left corner. Those vignette marks pop up all the time (except for the last season). And not in the same place--one, two, three, or all four corners.  
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Apr 27, 2010 02:59
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Holy crap that animation shift came out of freaking no where.
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Apr 27, 2010 03:12
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I guess it's a good thing my TV cuts off the sides after all.
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Apr 27, 2010 03:16
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"If the school were a deck of cards, Bobby would be the King of Hearts... two of us would be Jokers, and the other one would be that card with the rules on it."
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Apr 27, 2010 03:38
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"Under the bleachers? Oh god, that's where kids at risk gather!"
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"And that is why I don't bowl on Tuesdays."
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Adrenochrome posted:I can't believe I've never noticed it before but now that you pointed it out I can't unsee it King of the Hill: Crop Out the Dang Corners! Sorry if this observation has irritated anyone. I noticed it a few months ago and couldn't find anything about it online, and certainly there was some obsessive freak out there who was angry about the vignetting. I used to have a digital camera that was bad about vignetting, though the corners were just dark shadows rather than sharp curved triangles. In the grand scheme of things, it's not that big a deal. I guess you can make a game out of it, take one, two, three, or four sips of beer when they show up, or just yell "Bwaahhhh!" Either are probably a healthier response than turning in a circle three times and licking the remote control.
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Apr 27, 2010 05:52
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Imagine if Hank cared about this. "Now where are my corners?"
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Apr 27, 2010 06:11
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We can't get a HD tv. They're too realistic. Luanne would be walking into it constantly.
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Has anyone who does yoga seen the Yoga episode? I'm thinking about taking some yoga classes and I really want to know the proper name for the "modified roger staubach" If Im going to giggle like an idiot during class, i want it to be for the right reasons. otherwise I'l just have to make ocean noises
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BlueBayou posted:Has anyone who does yoga seen the Yoga episode? I'm thinking about taking some yoga classes and I really want to know the proper name for the "modified roger staubach" At first it's like the Salutation to the Sun (Like he says) but the end part doesn't seem familiar. Then again I've only been doing it for a few months.
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I can't believe I posted all those screen shots and left out my favorite Hank moment of the entire series.    Any episode where Hank kicks someone's rear end is a good one but for me this one takes the cake especially due to the absurdity of it all. If anyone is still taking GIF requests can someone capture the kick? It never fails to get a laugh out of me.
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I was bored so I made a thing: (I'm doing screencaps and mashing pause on Netflix so I can't really do requests because  )
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El Boot posted:"Under the bleachers? Oh god, that's where kids at risk gather!" On one hand, that was a pretty funny episode. On the other, it's an episode with Hank being kind of an irrational jackass over something dumb but the "wrong" side is written to such a ridiculous extreme that he's right anyway. They did the same thing in the episode where Hank's trying to keep Bobby away from things that might "corrupt" him and the moral winds up being "hey overparenting your kid might be kind of lame but JUST THINK OF HOW MUCH WORSE IT COULD BE?"
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Let the grid go down lord, I don't need it! My name is Chappy. I live in the woods, and poop in an outhouse.
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Apr 28, 2010 13:36
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Fooley posted:I was bored so I made a thing:
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Apr 28, 2010 13:59
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Congratulations. You just ethnically cleansed half the class.
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muscles like this? posted:I just watched the episode and pretty sure it's geektard. As in "That tall guy geektard?" He was clarifying Ward. The Laoma episode and Witches of East Arlen both premiered on the same night, back to back. Since the Laoma episode (can't think of the title for the life of me) aired first, it only makes sense that her name would pop up in the very next episode, during a conversation about how much Bill's life sucks. In fact, here's a mind-blowing thought. Maybe Bill's Tarot card reading was the writers' subtle way of killing off his romance with Laoma, by implying that she and Bill would break up off-screen.
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This is such a sad episode, with Boomhaur realizing he's old. I didn't come here to surf, I came to kick some rear end. *Body's friends gather around* I bail! *Khan runs off*
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Dr. Gitmo Moneyson posted:In fact, here's a mind-blowing thought. Maybe Bill's Tarot card reading was the writers' subtle way of killing off his romance with Laoma, by implying that she and Bill would break up off-screen. Maybe. But I think what makes the laoma episode funnier in the end is that they never do actually resolve it, nor does anyone really talk about it again beyond those episodes. So the implication is that Bill most likely hosed it up just as he always does and since he's a continual fuckup, it doesn't even bear mentioning.
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