Gutfeld: Disney is disguising brainwashing as entertainment
'Gutfeld!' panelists react to Disney's anti-White rhetoric in a new The Proud Family reboot.
The "Animaniacs" cartoon series was known for its irreverent, 4th-wall-breaking humor, but the final episode appeared to end with the characters' violent deaths, leaving fans shocked.
"Animaniacs" was a cartoon originally created in the early 1990s that often parodied pop culture, historical figures, and pushed the boundaries of conventional cartoons at the time. The ensemble series, starring the Warner siblings who live in the Warner Brothers water tower made many jokes that humored both children and adults,
It was revived in the 2020s on the Hulu streaming service and according to Rotten Tomatoes was well received by critics and common viewers alike.
In an era of widely hated reboots, the new "Animaniacs" series on Hulu appears to have picked up where the franchise left off with the same brand of humor, even having an entire song, "Reboot It," about how the entertainment industry has run out of ideas and resorts to resurrecting old successful shows to make easy money.
The Animaniacs reboot was well received by critics and longtime fans of the original series dating back to the early '90s. (Screenshot from Hulu's YouTube channel)
However, a clip went viral online of characters Wacko, Yakko and Dot lamenting the final episode of their show, before they appear to be annihilated by a falling meteor. "We're really all about to die," Dot laments.
"The fact the series was ending was never in doubt, with Hulu originally only planning to make two seasons of the cartoon but extending that thanks to the high public demand for the show," pop culture outlet MovieWeb reported. "However, many had hoped that despite Hulu calling the episode the last time the Warner Brothers and Warner Sister would be seen ever, there could be a chance that the show would be sold to someone else. That now doesn’t seem on the cards, and the resulting abrupt, skewed ending to the series has caused a wave of backlash online."
BURBANK, CA - JUNE 24: General views of the Warner Bros water tower on the Warner Brothers studio lot on June 24, 2022 in Burbank, California. (Photo by AaronP/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images) (Getty Images)
CONTROVERSIAL ‘SCOOBY-DOO’ SPINOFF ‘VELMA’ INN HOT WATER AGAIN OVER SICKLE CELL JOKE
MovieWeb observed that fans of the well-liked Animaniacs reboot were enraged that their show is canceled while the widely hated spinoff "Velma" appears to be surviving on HBO MAX.
"Naturally, the reaction of fans to any cancelation always included a comparison with other shows that perhaps shouldn’t have been green-lit according to popular opinion," the same outlet observed. "In this case, Animaniacs demise coincides with the continued belief that Velma has secured a second season despite being one of the worst rated programs to ever hit HBO Max."
HBO "Scooby Doo" spinoff "Velma" has been annihilated by critics since it debuted, and is seen by many as a disrespectful take on the widely beloved original franchise. (Hanna-Barbera)
CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP
"Velma," is the HBO spinoff of the classic Hanna-Barbera series, "Scooby-Doo," that has been condemned for controversies such as sexualizing minors and pushing a woke agenda, all while being a mean-spirited and dark take on the original beloved characters.
Fox News First
Get all the stories you need-to-know from the most powerful name in news delivered first thing every morning to your inbox.
By entering your email and clicking the Subscribe button, you agree to the Fox News Privacy Policy and Terms of Use, and agree to receive content and promotional communications from Fox News. You understand that you can opt-out at any time.