Cartoon Research Library
Episode:
29
Or: An Educational Way to Kill 20 Minutes!
So have you ever wondered... what the heck is a Cartoon Research Library anyway? Is it just a place where people are able to do research on cartoons? ....Well, maybe... okay, yeah, that's exactly what it is. But we get the scoop! That's right, there's a scoop involved somewhere and we got it! All the juicy details.... except that the "juicy" details are placed in a humidity controlled room so as to not destroy any of the materials. Huh.
Well if you think you're so smart, then tell me what kind of late fees would you incur for not returning an Eisner original? Don't know? Well then listen up boys and girls, cuz class is in session!
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The operative words being
The operative words being "research", "library", and "boring."
This might not have been one
This might not have been one of the more entertaining interviews, but it was educational. If you want a laugh, listen to Comic Kamikaze. If you want to hear about a place where you can actually go in and see original art and comics, then take the 21 minutes and listen.
this is as boring as
this is as boring as watching paint dry...
or watch a snail race...
or memorizing the phone book...
good job guys =D
Found a lot of the topic
Found a lot of the topic interesting but the interview felt a little flat. Where is all the humor? Come on guys.
Yeah, I gotta say this one
Yeah, I gotta say this one could have been better.....oh well, :0
Boy, this wasn't ineresting
Boy, this wasn't ineresting at all. Sorry.
Fair enough. I'm man enough
Fair enough. I'm man enough to admit that even I found this more dry than a than a nun's panties.
Was that going too far? Good.
We try to make all our interviews fun and interesting, but sometimes it just doesn't work out that way, I guess. But we still appreciate the time any of our guests take to talk to us. Then again, I gotta call it like I see it.