Out of his ass, more like it.

That's not Reboot, Bullwinkle, that's Michael Hefferon painted blue!

Sorry, that's just some dirt on your screen

I kinda like that they embraced the off-model tendencies of the first season Mexican animators of the original show. Totally crazy shit happened all the time during the first season.

Nice to see Gidney and Cloyd.

I think you need new speakers.

50s?

Son, the target audience of the original show is now well into thier 70s.

The show had a long run of reruns

I'll give it a chance.
Of course today's Russian spies just post memes on social media.

For real, if a running gag is Boris Badenov constantly in sock puppet flame wars on Twitter, it's worth it all.

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You earned these Xenocide.

Xenocide, that was way funnier than anything in this trailer.

stars 4 xenocide, the trailer would sadly be right at home in a gas station carousel for birthday cards

Five for Xenocide

I'm concerned about the total lack of Mr. Peabody and Fractured Fairytales in the trailer. At its core, Rocky and Bullwinkle was an animated sketch comedy show.

Mr. Peabody has had his own show for several years now. He doesn't need Moose and Squirrel.

They probably got the rights fairly cheap. And then refused to understand the humor in the original depended on good writing. I don't understand these shows that spend a ton of money on the animation and can't come up with good writing. Is it really that hard?

I think that of all the segments that would work best as a streaming service serial, Dudley Do-Rite has the most potential. Lemony Snicket is doing very well on Netflix, and if they had the right cast, writing and tone, it would be a great fit for that style of storytelling.

Let's get real here, nothing American has done "clever references" successfully since maybe 1995 at the latest, and that's being generous.

Peabody and Sherman have a show on Netflix. There's probably some rights issue preventing them from being on the new Bullwinkle.

It's too bad, the P&S show has some funny moments but it really struggles to pad out each half-hour. These characters work much better as a six-minute backup segment.

That's exactly what I mean, Xenocide.

Even Rocky and Bullwinkle don't work in long doses. The rapid fire, madcap nature of the original show was key to it's pacing. 6 minutes of Moose and Squirrel, 6 minutes of Peabody / Fractured / Dudley then back to 6 minutes of Moose and Squirrel with a few miscellaneous segments tossed in between them.