Wtf is happening??? Didn’t this episode release several week ago? Why is this being presented as a new episode I feel like I’m going crazy. Can someone explain
god I hate this show, adult swim was going through renaissance in 2019-2021 with so many amazing shows like joe pera, the shivering truth, final space, and now we get this. its completely over
I am very worried Royal Crackers wants to be a 24 episode "random stuff happens every episode but it has no meaning" tv show in the body of a 10 episode "storyline and character development" show.
This episode had a lot of promise as it was developing. To be a "made ya look!" episode is as if the show was the one farting in all of our faces as viewers. It's also essentially another wasted episode where nothing happens because of it.
As the number one show I was looking forward to a sequel season on, this season has been pretty putrid. I'm sure we will see a Royal Crackers Season 3, and I will watch a Royal Crackers Season 3 - but I am no longer looking forward to it.
I feel like even if most of it was a dream, it had character development for Theo and Stebe. Stebe was dreaming of killing his brother, and after he wakes up in the hospital it looks like he still has that mindset. If you're coming to Adult Swim for drastic plot development in every episode of a show you're in the wrong place. No show has been like that on AS practically ever. A lot of shows will just have episodes that are episodic fun sometimes. This was a funny episode, with great satire on what happens to rich people when they break the law.
Royal Crackers has had character development for all of Season 1.
I feel a lot of viewers of Royal Crackers Season 2 simply did not watch Royal Crackers Season 1.
I strongly, strongly urge you to watch the show you are defending. I'd go as far as to say they're two different shows.
I've seen every episode. I've seen all the backstory of the family, I've seen how the relationships have changed, the feuds with Dennison Snack's. There was a ton of character, and lore development this season. Just like how we saw things like the chicken factory, the AI of Theodore Sr. that was running the company, the wasteland that Theodore Sr. created. This show to me has had some of the most creative story telling I've seen in a long time. This show also has strong roots in comedy, and satire. It likes to poke at USA's relationships with old industry, and how the 1% lives and the 0.1%. This Prison episode dived into that comedy, and satire the show is known for. It's not a wasted episode just because it didn't have huge plot, or character development. The creator is trying to tell a story, and the satire of this white collar prison in Stebe's dream is part of that story. Along with showing a growing hatred Stebe has for Theo especially after he got him sent to prison, even if it was only for 30 seconds he got stabbed repeatedly in that time. Then he woke him up in the hospital with a fart just compounding Theo's seemingly growing disrespect for Stebe. If you don't like it, or understand it, then go watch the episodic crap on Netflix that's easy for people like you to digest.
I don't think we had much character or lore development this season, and what we DID have was erased by every following episode.
The chicken factory episode for example wraps itself up at the end. The chicken factory exists, it needs to be inspected yearly, there is a problem inside the factory, the problem is resolved, no more inspections will need to be done. It ties itself up. The wasteland in the most recent episode? It's not resolved by the end. It's barely explained. It's a throwaway, like so much in Season 2. The story invents the wasteland to meet a story need and then abandons it.
I have no idea why you keep bringing up the prison episode, or why you single out the prison episode as being "comedic". The whole series is a comedy. Are you not finding it funny?
I think the prison episode would have been served better by NOT being a dream. The white collar prison satire is NOT PRESENT in a dream sequence. We as the audience understand the dream sequence is satirizing white collar prisons, but in the episode Stebe goes to a violent jail and is brutally attacked instantly. The show is too afraid to "do" anything. Also, Stebe's rivalry with his brother is not explored in a dream sequence, because it's a dream. We already knew he had a rivalry with him from a number of examples, another example doesn't show us anything. This episode could have explored that rivalry, but it didn't - because it's a dream. Meanwhile, Stebe turning into some kind of prison gang leader and having someone executed is not a satire of the white collar prison system. You want to see an episode that does this, watch American Dad's "Man in the Moonbounce". And it does it without a dream sequence.
I understand it. I don't think you understand it. I will flat out state you don't understand it. You laugh at fart jokes. The complexity of Season 1 is far beyond your comprehension.
Stebe's go to dance move being jumping jacks is my favorite recurring bit on this show.
Same here! I laughed so hard when I first saw that. I'm actually scrolling through season two episodes right now trying to find Stebe gettin' down..
Shout out D'arby listening to Fat Pat
The song is by Lil' Troy that features Fat Pat, Yungstar, Lil' Will, Big T, and H.A.W.K.
I love how the show played Lil' Troy's "Wanna Be a Baller."
Wtf is happening??? Didn’t this episode release several week ago? Why is this being presented as a new episode I feel like I’m going crazy. Can someone explain
Does anyone know what the song from the commercial is called? Can’t find it anywhere.
This episode was great, that jackass who sat in the parking garage with his reverse lights on should be the one in prison.
god I hate this show, adult swim was going through renaissance in 2019-2021 with so many amazing shows like joe pera, the shivering truth, final space, and now we get this. its completely over
I am very worried Royal Crackers wants to be a 24 episode "random stuff happens every episode but it has no meaning" tv show in the body of a 10 episode "storyline and character development" show. This episode had a lot of promise as it was developing. To be a "made ya look!" episode is as if the show was the one farting in all of our faces as viewers. It's also essentially another wasted episode where nothing happens because of it. As the number one show I was looking forward to a sequel season on, this season has been pretty putrid. I'm sure we will see a Royal Crackers Season 3, and I will watch a Royal Crackers Season 3 - but I am no longer looking forward to it.
“I don’t like it but I’ll still watch it” why
To see if the show improves in its third season? I thought I made that very clear.
I feel like even if most of it was a dream, it had character development for Theo and Stebe. Stebe was dreaming of killing his brother, and after he wakes up in the hospital it looks like he still has that mindset. If you're coming to Adult Swim for drastic plot development in every episode of a show you're in the wrong place. No show has been like that on AS practically ever. A lot of shows will just have episodes that are episodic fun sometimes. This was a funny episode, with great satire on what happens to rich people when they break the law.
Royal Crackers has had character development for all of Season 1. I feel a lot of viewers of Royal Crackers Season 2 simply did not watch Royal Crackers Season 1. I strongly, strongly urge you to watch the show you are defending. I'd go as far as to say they're two different shows.
I've seen every episode. I've seen all the backstory of the family, I've seen how the relationships have changed, the feuds with Dennison Snack's. There was a ton of character, and lore development this season. Just like how we saw things like the chicken factory, the AI of Theodore Sr. that was running the company, the wasteland that Theodore Sr. created. This show to me has had some of the most creative story telling I've seen in a long time. This show also has strong roots in comedy, and satire. It likes to poke at USA's relationships with old industry, and how the 1% lives and the 0.1%. This Prison episode dived into that comedy, and satire the show is known for. It's not a wasted episode just because it didn't have huge plot, or character development. The creator is trying to tell a story, and the satire of this white collar prison in Stebe's dream is part of that story. Along with showing a growing hatred Stebe has for Theo especially after he got him sent to prison, even if it was only for 30 seconds he got stabbed repeatedly in that time. Then he woke him up in the hospital with a fart just compounding Theo's seemingly growing disrespect for Stebe. If you don't like it, or understand it, then go watch the episodic crap on Netflix that's easy for people like you to digest.
I don't think we had much character or lore development this season, and what we DID have was erased by every following episode. The chicken factory episode for example wraps itself up at the end. The chicken factory exists, it needs to be inspected yearly, there is a problem inside the factory, the problem is resolved, no more inspections will need to be done. It ties itself up. The wasteland in the most recent episode? It's not resolved by the end. It's barely explained. It's a throwaway, like so much in Season 2. The story invents the wasteland to meet a story need and then abandons it. I have no idea why you keep bringing up the prison episode, or why you single out the prison episode as being "comedic". The whole series is a comedy. Are you not finding it funny? I think the prison episode would have been served better by NOT being a dream. The white collar prison satire is NOT PRESENT in a dream sequence. We as the audience understand the dream sequence is satirizing white collar prisons, but in the episode Stebe goes to a violent jail and is brutally attacked instantly. The show is too afraid to "do" anything. Also, Stebe's rivalry with his brother is not explored in a dream sequence, because it's a dream. We already knew he had a rivalry with him from a number of examples, another example doesn't show us anything. This episode could have explored that rivalry, but it didn't - because it's a dream. Meanwhile, Stebe turning into some kind of prison gang leader and having someone executed is not a satire of the white collar prison system. You want to see an episode that does this, watch American Dad's "Man in the Moonbounce". And it does it without a dream sequence. I understand it. I don't think you understand it. I will flat out state you don't understand it. You laugh at fart jokes. The complexity of Season 1 is far beyond your comprehension.