Not defending Viacom, and i agree with you there Plokmijn, but there are worse companies. At least they are not messing with YouTubbers like Warner, forcing them to take down videos, or changing there audio, but Warner does own some of the biggest animation based networks in the US, along with Viacom. So if we want to get Dilbert on TV we will have to deal with those 2 companies, cause no way, would it ever end up on a Disney owned network.
Well, viacom does remove videos too, ALOT of videos. Even sometimes videos based on subjects that didn't even belong to them, because their bots are retarded.
Like SMPfilms mean kitty song got removed because a viacom bot thought it was viacom property, even though it was his original work.
Actually, Viacom HAS been known to take down videos. I specifically remember being involved in various boycots and protests of Viacom. Hell, I STARTED the idea of the One Month Boycott.
Viacom might be douchebags as you call them, but if they still own the rights, or some of the rights to the TV version of Dilbert, we will have to deal with Viacom, if we want to start a grass roots movement to get Dilbert back on TV on any network period, in any format.
I agree bring back the show, or at least on adult Swim in short burst, cause that's what the true hummor of dilbert really is. It was a bad network UPN, and bad timeslot that hurt the 1/2 hour show mostly, Also some of the story lines where not so great for a 1/2 hour show. Adult Swim could do a 15 min episode every other day or so, like they do with some of there shows already, that work well for them. :-) This would make a great fit :-)
Yes! Adult Swim could use some more legitimately intelligent and funny shows like that. And I'd love to see the animated series come back on any channel.
As would I, but it has to be a network that people actually watch and one that knows animation, you could not say put it on QVC, or MSNBC. It just would not work. Also i think Viacom still owns some rights to Dilbert in animated form, which is why we have not seen it back on TV yet. Also Animated shows now are a big risk for any network, that does not do mostly all animation, with the economy, and TV viewership going down and down.
Those where the first 2 channels to come into my brain last nite lol. But they are examples of networks that the show would not work on, and that is the point i was trying to make, so there ya go.
Don't mind me, sorry if I offended you, wasn't my intention.
But to add to the conversation, those two channels are about as lickely to air Dilbert as most other channels, since it's too intelligent and satirical for most cartoon-lovers, and not enough sitcom-esque properties to appeal to, well, sitcom watchers.
Watching this makes me understand why the show was cancelled. Its smart funny.
People aren't smart.
SRNF 6 months ago 2
@SRNF im 13 living in the south and i get the jokes...
LawsonMovies 2 months ago
20% of 0 is still 0
inyourfacesociety 7 months ago
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1gurel 2 years ago
Try doing that in this economy.
PsychoDaveFilms 2 years ago 2
Viacom is a doachbag company.
plokmijn47 2 years ago 2
Not defending Viacom, and i agree with you there Plokmijn, but there are worse companies. At least they are not messing with YouTubbers like Warner, forcing them to take down videos, or changing there audio, but Warner does own some of the biggest animation based networks in the US, along with Viacom. So if we want to get Dilbert on TV we will have to deal with those 2 companies, cause no way, would it ever end up on a Disney owned network.
clays121 2 years ago
Well, viacom does remove videos too, ALOT of videos. Even sometimes videos based on subjects that didn't even belong to them, because their bots are retarded.
Like SMPfilms mean kitty song got removed because a viacom bot thought it was viacom property, even though it was his original work.
plokmijn47 2 years ago
Actually, Viacom HAS been known to take down videos. I specifically remember being involved in various boycots and protests of Viacom. Hell, I STARTED the idea of the One Month Boycott.
So I'm gonna say that Viacom are douchebags.
dechha1981 2 years ago 4
Viacom might be douchebags as you call them, but if they still own the rights, or some of the rights to the TV version of Dilbert, we will have to deal with Viacom, if we want to start a grass roots movement to get Dilbert back on TV on any network period, in any format.
clays121 2 years ago
nice 5 out 5
nightofraven 2 years ago
HA HA!! that was a good one. I love this cartoon.
jollygreen122 2 years ago
Alice implies to her father that she is quiting? Enjoyed watching the expression Alice portrayed at the very begining.
aesopstruth 2 years ago
lol
RICHANDROS 2 years ago
Hah.
littlepooter 2 years ago
Cool nice one!
toadking07 2 years ago
I agree bring back the show, or at least on adult Swim in short burst, cause that's what the true hummor of dilbert really is. It was a bad network UPN, and bad timeslot that hurt the 1/2 hour show mostly, Also some of the story lines where not so great for a 1/2 hour show. Adult Swim could do a 15 min episode every other day or so, like they do with some of there shows already, that work well for them. :-) This would make a great fit :-)
clays121 2 years ago 35
Best idea I've heard all day.
Srsly, everyone read, listen, and obey.
SgtHydra 2 years ago 2
Yes! Adult Swim could use some more legitimately intelligent and funny shows like that. And I'd love to see the animated series come back on any channel.
rotarsky 2 years ago 2
As would I, but it has to be a network that people actually watch and one that knows animation, you could not say put it on QVC, or MSNBC. It just would not work. Also i think Viacom still owns some rights to Dilbert in animated form, which is why we have not seen it back on TV yet. Also Animated shows now are a big risk for any network, that does not do mostly all animation, with the economy, and TV viewership going down and down.
clays121 2 years ago
I think it would work on adult swim, for they show many high risk shows. Furthermore, I thought Viacom own cartoon network.
barrusDemonPlucker 2 years ago
No Viacom does not own CartoonNetwork, it's TimeWarner aka Ted Turner, that started Cartoon Network, and still owns it.
clays121 2 years ago
QVC and MSNBC are bad examples.
jeannec1 2 years ago
Those where the first 2 channels to come into my brain last nite lol. But they are examples of networks that the show would not work on, and that is the point i was trying to make, so there ya go.
clays121 2 years ago
Don't mind me, sorry if I offended you, wasn't my intention.
But to add to the conversation, those two channels are about as lickely to air Dilbert as most other channels, since it's too intelligent and satirical for most cartoon-lovers, and not enough sitcom-esque properties to appeal to, well, sitcom watchers.
jeannec1 2 years ago
"I agree bring back the show, or at least on adult Swim in short burst"
good idea. ringtales should buy 30 second spots and show these
averyellis 2 years ago
@clays121 Meh seeing dilbert's mouth move ruined the dilbertness for me.
DEATHBYFLYINGCDS 9 months ago
lol! That's so cool!
kissfrehley7 2 years ago
awesome. doesn't work irl but its still awesome
n0smudges 2 years ago
lol ouch!
FitoSaav 2 years ago
Bring back the tv show!
NJpanther05 2 years ago 27
i loved the tv show... I miss it.
lol at vid. good one as always
LermanProductions 2 years ago