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This 40 second gag cost $100,000 to produce
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This scene cost 300 million dollars to produce
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>>223936743
back when family guy used to do it just for the love of the game
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>>223936780
Heh
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"The episode took eight weeks to complete, which is eight times that of a normal episode, due to the use of traditional animation in order to make it resemble the film Heavy Metal."
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>>223936743
Wasting jews' money and time is based.
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>>223936812
And money. Don’t forget money!
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>>223936812
I don't know how much Seth MacFarlane controls in terms of production, but apparently the amount of money and effort put into the Ted TV show's vfx was extremely high, especially for a low brow sitcom.
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looks like cheap AI
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>>223936743
didn't they also spend a ton of money using the witch doctor song to a 5-second joke
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>>223936743
I mean it looks good, but surely hiring a few korean artists to draw that couldn't be THAT expensive?
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>>223937966
Family guy already outsources animation to Korea
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>>223936773
>they green screen a guy sitting in a chair
jfc
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>>223936773
Why is his hand so big?



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