Cans Without Labels

Wonderful.

This short is truly the work of a genius: The same kind of genius that would create the calarts meme™ through a series of brilliantly written rants about how movies like The Iron Giant are bland.

Similarly, it would take a bunch of genuises to interpret these rants as a way to complain about modern cartoons like Steven Universe (By the way, John also has said a lot of bad stuff about these super-upper perfect toy commercials...I mean, cartoons from the 80s, calling them "crap", but apparently that doesn't seem to register in the minds of the people who love calling every single modern animation "calarts"...I guess the term "Ghostbuster Lumpypants" isn't as catchy as just repeating the name of a random studio endlessly. )

Calarts this, calarts that. Steven Universe bad. 80s cartoons good. Calarts, calarts.

Calarts.

Most people who complain about this short, seem to be people who donated to the Kickstarter campaign and are angry about the super long delay. And while I fully understand that there's no way this lives up to expectations after waiting to see it for some 7 years, the casual Ren & Stimpy fan who knew nothing about the whole Kickstarter failure will find plenty to enjoy here. It's wacky and weird, just in the style of Ren & Stimpy, and actually had me laughing a few times.

See it with an open mind, and I think you'll be surprised =)

George liquor is my favorite character from Ren And Stimpy. I thing it might be good!

This is a very funny cartoon with weird faces and laughably so bad it's good voice acting. However, the camera is the worst part since it moves in a weird (not in a good way) position. But In general, this cartoon made me laugh my heart off!

I rate this cartoon short a 10 because John Kricfalusi and Jim smith started it in 2012 and finished in 2019 it shouldn't have taken that long but it was only them doing it together remember their not doing it for the network. The art is good could better.

It was good that he returned his character George liquor and his nephews.