>>123700243>>123700277>>123700294>>123700295>>123700300>>123700322>>123700330>>123700413>>123700432>>123700432>>123700511>>123700591>>123700598>>123700926>>123701199There’s no better answer than the midnight gospel. The show is awful and extremely uncerebral (despite its claim). I watched 5 episodes and the first episode was talking about how drugs aren't bad and weed good; second episode was the least irksome because it was just an older couple talking about death and loss; episode three had an ex-convict who unironically believes in magic; the fourth was a some LA woman talking about more pseud nonsense like "listening energy." The whole show is very low IQ and is more style over substances. It's a podcast that's animated so there's little to no scripting so they stumble over their words and spit out janky metaphors like "life is a dolphin and were the net" or stuff like that. The worst part is they'll say stupid shit and then the other person will go "Woah that blew my mind, just... wow. That just... wow. Mind blown." I can only listen to literal whos and midwits talk about meditation at a surface level for only so long until my ears ring.
Actual retarded garbage for morons.
I don't watch cartoons for depth, you won't find there. However, a show trying to pass itself as "cerebral"(as it was tag on netflix) and intelligent and then getting lorded as such is unsightly and bothersome when it's not. The discussion should've been better structured and the discourse better researched; the lack of any insight could've been forgiven if it weren't so boring; the show is just rambling about the inane, inaccurate, or inconsequential. The fact that a show trying so hard to be noetic is received nothing but coomer posts and complaints should tell that either those who watch TMG are either horny cynics or the show has nothing of substance worth meriting a discussion to.
