We cap off February-Themed Black History Month down by the bayou with 2009's "The Princess and the Frog," a modern classic from Disney. Join Ryan, Newcomb, Sinclair and Kevin as they discuss the ins and outs of this feature's production, the characters, the story, the music and the Cajun accent (much to the silent dismay of Newcomb). British Kermit and Springsteen Krusty also make an appearance. Enjoy!

Song

Sneakers

by TonyBear

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February-Themed Black History Month is still going strong this week with 1992's "Bébé's Kids." Based on the Robin Harris stand-up bit, "Bébé's Kids" was the first cartoon movie to feature an African-American main cast. However, it was mainly picked for nostalgic reasons. Will it hold up for the guys? Will it be another Rock-A-Doodle? Perhaps. Listen and enjoy!

Song

Smile Like You Mean It

by Tally Hall

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Sketchy kicks off its February-Themed Black History Month with the short-lived Fox series "The PJs." Join Nukem, Matthew and Kevin as they discuss the controvsersial, not-sure-if-racist humor of the Eddie Murphy voiced claymation cartoon. Enjoy!

Song

Amy Winehouse Went to UMass (Pixies vs Moe Pope)

by dj BC

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Sketchy turns 1-year old this week! So, Matt and Ryan reminisce about the fun, scary, gruelling, and slightly racists moments that this year offered. It's a mega-episode full of tangents galore, and it's so much fun! So listen, and thanks for tuning in for the first year of Sketchy :)

Song

Neverland

by Bad Rabbits

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This week, Ryan and Roslyn talk about a ton of stuff, like Terminator, Aladdin, Joss Whedon shows, the Arthur theme song from the PBS series and, best of all, donuts. It's a fun, hodgepodge episode that's all the over the place. Enjoy!

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Yep.

This week is Ryan's pick, the 1986 Disney feature "The Great Mouse Detective," which has its basis in the iconic, Sherlock Holmes universe. Matt joins Ryan in the first half of the episode to discuss this feature, and Richard joins later to also discuss the toon along with his thoughts on the Sherlock BBC series. Enjoy!

Song

Conversation

by Matt Mahaffey 

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We have a very special episode this week with guest Filipe B. Costa. Filipe is the director of the hit YouTube video "First Person Goomba." He talks with Ryan about the video, his creative process, and other projects he's currently producing for his YouTube channel. Special guest John Bruyere also lends his interpretation talents in translating Filipe's words to English for our listeners. Enjoy!

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Song

Fleas

by TonyBear 

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This week, Matt and Ryan review the YouTube webseries "Bravest Warriors," created by Pendleton Ward (Adventure Time) and directed by Breehn Burns (Dr. Tran). Later, they discuss what comes next after achieving 500 likes on facebook. Then, they play a Name Game that involves more singing. Enjoy!

Song:

Wicked Hip-Hop Christmas (feat. Black ELement & dj BC)

by Big D & The Kids Table

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Animator and friend of the show Matthew R. Sinclair joins Sketchy this week to discuss 2009's "Coraline," a stop-motion animation about a girl who finds herself in a spooky, parallel world. It was written by Neil Gaiman and directed by Henry Selick of "The Nightmare Before Christmas" fame. We also discuss a short film related to Super Mario 64, The Waddlers, "Fantastic Planet," and play a Name Game. Enjoy!

Short Film Discussed:

First Person Goomba (YouTube)

directed by Filipe B. Costa of Pipoca Effects

Song:

Silver Bells (Xmas Cover)

by The Appreciation Post

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