This kinda ties in with what I said in the review below this one, but you're right, the one camera angle in this doesn't really work in the second half of this Flash. The second half of this actually used a scene from the show, just presented at a different angle (the computer). It didn't really work in the long run due to there not being much there in that scene to begin with.

I did struggle with ideas on what to do with those two scenes you mentioned; they did seem lacking with content (especially the monkeys). I like the idea of the camera showing Ray Ray(the screaming kid) slowly zooming in on his screaming self you came up with though, and now I wish I had done that beforehand.

I'm still stumped with those flying monkeys though. Maybe if I had put more detail in the background (pictures, tables etc.) the monkeys could also be knocking those over too or something.

Gosh, I sure wish I came up with this stuff sooner.

Hmm, I'm not quite sure how many Cartoon Network shows make it onto Teletoon, or what shows for that matter.

Still, thanks for the 10. I do so appreciate it!

I don't blame ya. That's pretty much how I feel about this too, although a bit more supportive of it. It does not try anything new that the audience has not seen in animation (unfortunately), but I tried to make it ride on what the show used in it's structure (sometimes even by just totally using segments from the show in a different light), hopefully making it enjoyable to those that have seen the show before.

That's the problem though: I doubt many on here have seen the show itself (or ever will), making the humor strange to newcomers. And things like that.

They would be from the Cartoon Network show called The Life and Times of Juniper Lee. You can look them up on Wikipedia for more info.