DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA HOW LONG IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS!?
thank you for still exsisting..... *hug*
Reviews for "BEEBO part 11"
i LIKE IT!
Reminds me of shitty animations that made me laugh back in the day. Bad animation, stupid jokes, bad accents THIS HAS IT ALL!
Love it, Takes me back to my youth.
The cat sounds were boss, they made my cat freak out.
I used to watch this all the time during my high school years. Now that I've since graduated college, I am SO glad that this is back! It's a series like this that made Newgrounds what it is today. I'm so happy you kept it the same too. I know that you've since improved your art skills as well as story telling skills in great leaps and bounds (I've been watching your work, it's great stuff!) but there's just a simplicity and silly mystique about this style that just works! Just like South Park. Less is more! and for you, it worked! Keep it up! You wouldn't happen to still have godfart.com around? None the less. Great work dude. Glad to see you again. It's silly shit like this that makes peoples lives better, in 2001 and in 2012.
It was funny, an old friend of mine sent me a link on Facebook and said, 'HEY! LOOK AT THIS! YOU WON'T BELIEVE IT!' and clicked, saw this, and totally made my week, hell, even month.
fabulous999 responds:
You're welcome, enjoy your month!
Ah, yes. Clue vs. Boggle. Which to play? A question that has plagued mankind for decades now. One that, if answered, would bring about the end of all global conflict as we know it.
Sadly, Beebo Pt. 11 Did not answer the question. So the world will go on being a raging shithole.
Normally, there is an expectation that an artist should improve over time. Hone their animation skills, voice skills, etc. I would venture a guess that many who viewed this without knowing Beebo lore would mention that in their reviews. But Beebo was lo-fi from the very get-go, and to make improvements in those technical skills would take away from the charm. Yet if you look and listen closely, you can see improvements in voice quality, the smoothness of the animation, and the drawing of the characters. Somehow you managed to keep the lo-fi vibe without those changes being so noticeable. If low-brow, misogynistic, insert-politically-incorrect-term-of-
your-choice humor and situations is capable of having charm.
Yet charm Beebo has, and charm this new episode has in spades. While the humor isnâEUTMt as fast, furious, or edgy as some of the previous installments (Xmas and the John McCain episodes comes to mind), thereâEUTMs a more deliberate pacing to the episode. I havenâEUTMt decided if that is good or bad, or if it just is and I should deal with it. I should just deal with it. Part of what makes âEUoeBeeboâEU work so well is that frentic, make-it-up-as-you-go feel. This installment does feel like more attention was paid to pacing, and scripting. And yes, the humor hasn't improved. Though in the case of Beebo, that is a plus worth of an extra star, in my own humble opinion.
Wait, did I just say that Beebo has charm? No, I am NOT getting soft in my old age, and neither is Beebo. Seeing this episode was better than having a pretty lady with britches looser than a Space Shuttle o-ring knock on my door, asking if she and her even prettier-lady friend can come in for an orgy. It was funny enough, entertaining enough, and clever enough to be the best thing I have seen on NG in quite some time. You sir packed more entertainment into 1.9 MB than packed into all of those 88 MB-sized flashes that sit atop the current all-time list.
All hail Beebo. Bow to the cat-master what has facial hair. Now I am going to do something I have NEVER doneâEU¦ buy a t-shirt depicting a NG character. Please say such things are available.
fabulous999 responds:
Why yes, yes you can buy a t-shirt at murderfoot.spreadshirt.com . Very interesting you noticed the change in pacing, this is actually the ONLY episode that has ever had an actual full script, and it won't be the last. Part of the reason I had stopped doing episodes was from the trouble I had mid-way into production trying to make shit up as I went and wrap things up and end on a satisfying note. If you don't know where you're going with something it's easy to work yourself into a corner where it's a struggle to end. I think that's why there used to be so many cliff hangerish, to be continued type episodes, which I personally hate. I like things to wrap up into their own little nugget more or less, and that's what I want to do here on out. Thank you!
It's great to see a Newgrounds classic returning. How old does it make all you NG veterans feel that most of the people leaving negative reviews of this were born after the first Beebo was released?