What do you think about this cartoon?

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It stinks.

It's meh. I like when they sneak illuminati refferences in a frame or dialogue. Not much else

I loved it as a kid but it hasn’t aged great because it’s so built on being 90s pop culture roulette. I still really love Duke and Franklin and I find the art style super charming but Man, you just did a Rainman reference! You just did a character wheeled out dressed as Hannibal Lector in a stretcher! Character based humor ages so much better.

Even sadder, watch Al and Mike’s season 7, 8, and 9 episodes. After The Critic, all they could make was “Remember Thiiiiis Movie.” Let’s do an entire sequence from Hair in a Mary Poppins episode. Let’s have Willy do a Flashdance scene. It’s relentless. They stopped being able to do “Reference! Reference! Reference!” charmingly after season 4 of The Simpsons.

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Haaaaaaaa he said the line from the show
It’s funny because it does not stink

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a lot of the movies referenced are still classics to this day so its not that irking

Some episodes were meh, other were absolute kino. Overall pretty good.

Also both Margo and Alice were top tier girls

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I do agree that it's very much a product of its time, you can't argue though, that it's commentary on Hollywood and celebrities is still incredibly relevant even today. Especially more so when you see just how creatively bankrupt the hollywood machine is.

Though it is kind of funny how Keanu Reeves was characterized as a moron on the show, compared to the Memetic badass he is today.

One of my favorite shows but seeing it also makes me a bit sad. My older brother and I used to watch this and the Simpson. I bought him the dvds when they first came out as a birthday gift. It was the last gift I gave him before he died so I tend to tear up when I watch it.