Matt joins Animator and Friend-of-the-show, Justin Marchert, to discuss "Star Wars: The Clone Wars," the animated series. Enjoy!

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Disney-Pixar productions set the bar for modern animation and are among some of the best films of the last decade. "Inside Out" is the 15th feature-length film from Disney-Pixar and the topic of this episode. Does it hold up to Pixar's standards? On this podcast, it depends on who you ask. Enjoy!

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This week, Ingrid and Ryan discuss "The Brady Kids," the animated adaptation of "The Brady Bunch." They deconstruct it more than anyone ever intended (or should). Enjoy!

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We finish our double feature with the 1988 Studio Ghibli film "My Neighbor Totoro" by Hayao Miyazaki, the fun contrast to last week's film "Grave of the Fireflies." The recognizable "Totoro" serves as Studio Ghibli's mascot, akin to Mickey Mouse and Disney. So, even if you've never seen the film, you've likely seen this character pop up in something. And now he's popping up in our podcast. Enjoy!

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This week it's the first part of a double feature. It's the 1988 Studio Ghibli film "Grave of the Fireflies," directed by Isao Takahata, which many describe as one of the saddest films of all time. So, it's appropriate that Sketchy, the saddest podcast of all time (sad as in pathetic), discuss this heartwrenching film.

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This week it's the 1977 live action Disney musical "Pete's Dragon" that sprinkles in a few bits of animation (directed by Don Bluth) amongst such stars as Helen Reddy ("I Am Woman") and Mickey Rooney (from that racist part in "Breakfast At Tiffany's"). We figured it was just enough animation to qualify for this show. Enjoy!

Music
Happy Up Here
by Röyksopp

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This episode has been planned for a while. It's a discussion of the animated band "The Gorillaz," formed by "Blur" frontman Damon Albarn and the "Tank Girl" comic book series creator Jamie Hewlett. With several albums (including the coveted "Demon Days"), a number of music videos, a rich backstory and an impressive list of collaborators (De La Soul, Lou Reed, Danger Mouse, and more), there was a ton to talk about. So, get into it and enjoy!

Music
Happy Landfill
by The Gorillaz

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Sketchy discusses a listener request. It's MTV's "Daria," and it's as 90s alternative as you remember. Enjoy!

Music
You're Standing On My Neck
by Splendora

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Several months after it won the Oscar for "Best Animated Feature," Sketchy finally decides to discuss "Big Hero 6." Featuring the voice talents of Scott Adsit (from 30 Rock), T.J. Miller (from everywhere), Ryan Potter and Daniel Henney, this film touches on a lot. So, stop reading and start listening. Enjoy!

Music
Mr. Roboto
by Styx (Kids On Drugs dubstep remix)

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Sketchy discusses the 2011 "Batman: Year One" and the DC comic by Frank Miller on which it was based. This story examines a young Bruce Wayne (Benjamin McKenzie) testing the waters of vigilante justice and a new lieutenant named James Gordon (Bryan Cranston) who just joined the Gotham police department. Enjoy!

Music
And Here We Test Our Powers Of Observation
by The Bad Plus

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