Stoner Cats

Animation is whimsical and charming, voice acting is superbly executed by an all star cast, and the story is leaning towards the heartfelt relationship between an old lady with Alzheimer's and her cats.

On top, this is the first Hollywood caliber animation to be funded through a decentralized fashion (sale of Non-fungible tokens or NFTs). Remove the middle-man, and power to the artists!

Stoner cats is a fun and playful series featuring many celebrities and joyous moments.

Ignore all these cringe brain dead reviews. It's 100% worth the watch.

The whole show was funded by nfts which isn't massively bad but obviously nfts are a thing of the past. I wish there was a second season of this as the first season was really playful and entertaining.

Wether you are a stoner or a cat owner, this show will definitely keep you entertained! The show involves a bunch of cats that get stoned from their owner supply, stealthy situations and mischievous moments from the cats

I cannot recommend this show enough as it's highly (pun intended) entertaining.

Concept is great, animation and music are wonderful, and you immediately like the characters and their (famous) voices. And since the project completely bypasses studio gatekeepers and goes directly to the community that supports it (and other future projects) using NFTs, it's the start of something disruptive to the entertainment industry.

Eagerly awaiting the next episode as a part of the SC community and seeing how are input will shape the project going forward!

While I agree with other people here that paywalling a show behind purchasing NFT is rather odd, the content itself is really good. Cats become sentient and escapades ensue in order to maintain their supply of weed. There's action, the animation is good, and they fight against an unnuanced villain. I feel pretty satisfied with the ending, but there's enough content that I feel like more could be made, so it's certainly doesn't get boring. I also found the reveal at the end to be quite interesting and who I'd like to see a follow-up on how that happened. There's also a lot that remains unexplained, like the robotic birds and origin of the mysterious chemical. I really liked the dynamic of all the cats and how while they bickered they still deeply cared about their human. My only complaint is how easily Chad died.

Here's a stoner concept: Let's make art exclusive again.

Films by rich people for rich people where admission is expensive drawings of cats!

What a great way to bring back the pirate bay...