
For fuck’s sake…
SHEEN: Hey, Jimmy, how can all these trains fly in space, no, the most important question is, how are they all surrounding us even in our homes? Shouldn’t they run on rails or something?
JIMMY: Why, that’s a very good question, Sheen! You see…
CARL: *singing*
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Remember the time I controlled a Jaeger with talking trains and magical equines inside?
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Didn’t Carl intend to go on his journey alone? And how the hell do these people think more than a dozen trains as well as giant fish in a small house being pulled up by balloons will work out?
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(Source: poohadventures.wikia.com)
(Source: poohadventures.wikia.com)

For fuck’s sake…
the Eds New Adventures of the PPG movie: Part 8. The end, and Milli doesn’t even make a peep.





Overall: 5/5
Even if it came from a 13 year old, is there seriously any point to it? Who is it trying to entertain? Why are there so little English classes in this world? It wasn’t even an overblown crossover, and Ed, Edd 'n’ Eddy fit decently, but they do nothing but talk to a character from a Nick Jr. show. It’s not a painful experience, but its stupidity, Engrish and repetition beg for such a rating as 0/10. Thank you, Tacowiz, for submitting this, and making me file a protest to the governments to set up more literature classes across the world.
the Eds New Adventures of the PPG movie: Part 7. Milli introduces her friends. Who on Earth could they be? Certainly not her Team Umizoomi partners.
the Eds New Adventures of the PPG movie: Part 6. The real action beings, and the Eds provide nothing but a useless backstory.
the Eds New Adventures of the PPG movie: Part 5. So far, the Eds have joined with Milli, a character from a Nickelodeon show. *shakes his head in disagreement*