>it's a "writer's fetish" episode
It's a "writer's fetish" episode
Noah Flores
Joshua Hughes
>it's a "writer's fetish isn't my fetish" episode
Jordan Stewart
>writer and I have the same fetish
Sebastian Allen
>it's a transformation episode
Michael Rodriguez
>It's a male transformation episode
Nicholas Kelly
>it's a mind control episode
Sebastian Carter
>the thread won't shut the fuck up about how the Episode catered to their fetish
Ryder Cox
>its a Monster Girls episode
Brayden Garcia
>It's Totally Spies!
Xavier Clark
>You can barely find "your fetish" episode nowaday
Liam Bennett
¿No tienes pito, user?
Logan Roberts
Joshua Pruett possibly made a couple of these in MML:
>Age regression
>Foot (or hands turned into feet)
>Turning into a woman
>Vore
I would say "Backwards to School Night" and "The Goulash Legacy" (former written by him, the latter with Martin but is really proud of the episode) are fetish-focused episodes.
Xavier Powell
>It's a weight gain episode
Christopher Clark
>it’s MY fetish episode
Jack Wright
based
James Garcia
>it's only done in the guys
Mason Sullivan
realize I'm watching transformers
Jack Johnson
> it's a "writer's fetish" show
Aaron Phillips
>It's a weight gain episode
>All they do is draw the characters body as a ball.
Fuck you I want to see real weight gain.
Ryder Richardson
>It's a writer's fetish episode.
>Writers portray the fetish in that obnoxious "haha...wouldn't it be funny if" Yea Forums-style way instead of keeping it to themselves or just shoving it off unapologetically.
Ayden Howard
How about you fuckers actually write your fetish episode. And make it both pg, funny, while educational.
Jordan Ross
>pg
But what if it's rated higher for reasons unrelated to the fetish?
Like saying fuck a lot.
Noah Baker
>mfw you dont care who its done to
Christian Williams
Pg13. Or R but a soft R.
John Anderson
How soft?
Like, can it be any harder than The King's Speech?
Hunter Walker
You have to put effort into not basically saying "let's fuck".
Sebastian Stewart
>tfw soft vore
William Edwards
It's a "i project my own perversity into otherwise innocuous cartoon tropes or details nobody care about" episode
Example: a character being barefoot does not mean the writer spend every night sniffing prostitute feets"
Lincoln Gomez
Maybe not, but when there's a lingering close up on their bare feet, it's a safe bet.
Austin James
see
Thomas Torres
>it's a "writers were super horny so every plot revolves around sex" episode
Juan Rogers
>Looks at a character's close-up of a bare foot
>Admires how well it was drawn compared to the rest of their body from an artist's perspective
>Realizes that it's in an episode written by someone who inserts fetishes in the show
Fuck.
Andrew Cooper
>it's a muscle growth episode
Isaiah Roberts
>it's a weight gain episode
>character grows like ten feet when they gain weight
Jace Roberts
>it's a weight gain episode
>character grows like ten feet when they gain weight
Nicholas Adams
>It's a writer self-inserts himself into the show to bang his underage loli waifu with superpowers that he crushed on as a kid some 20 years ago when the show first started and was miles better than it is now episode
Parker Powell
You call me names... And I'll call you more names BACK!
Nathaniel Martin
>it's a femdom episode
Elijah Baker
>its a "viewer projects their fetish onto the writer" episode
Cameron White
examples?