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Why It Sucks The concept of the show itself is very offensive to Jewish people, Holocaust survivors and victims of the Holocaust in general. It prides itself to the point they would take Hitler being the main character of his own show as a joke. The actor portraying Hitler sounds like he's from Brooklyn instead of Austria. Poor acting. The jokes are really offensive. The animation in the intro is bad. Repetitive and annoying theme song that just repeats the show's title over and over again (similar to The Nutshack). Nonsensical pun title; "Heil" does not mean "Hey" or "Hi" in German, it actually means "Hail". Historical inaccuracy: The show is supposed to be set in 1938-39, but Hitler and Eva did not marry until 1945, which is actually the year they committed suicide.

Why It Sucks It portrays Americans, Jews & other Pro-Western people in an incredibly xenophobic and racist way, similar to Al Jazeera. It's very wrong in its teachings. Since The Hamas Funded this "Kids Show" (If it really is one), it obviously teaches terrorism to children. It promotes child soldiers, terrorism, suicide bombers, etc. It's basically just a series of recruitment videos for Hamas. The show features evil rip-off versions of well-known cartoon characters such as Mickey Mouse (Farfour), Maya the Bee (Nahool; although he is male), Bugs Bunny/Roger Rabbit (Assoud) and Winnie the Pooh/Yogi Bear (Nassur). The first episode has Farfour getting punished - not because he was rooting for the Israelis, but because he spoke English. In that particular episode, Saraa and Hazim keep saying that it is "terrorist talk" which is stupid and ironic since some people speak English in Palestine. The "nursery rhymes" are actually propaganda songs that praise Hamas. The show has repetitive plots. In every episode, they glorify terrorism. The costumes used for characters including Farfour look absolutely horrendous and unintentionally creepy. For some reason, the costumed characters have family members that are not even of the species the costumed character is, which shows laziness from the creators of the show. In the Season 1 finale (which is the episode in which Farfour dies), Farfour's grandpa (who dies of natural causes in the same episode) appears, but the grandpa is actually a human actor, instead of a mouse like Farfour. The same thing happens in the Season 2 finale, where Assoud is informed that Nahool has died, leading to a lame plot twist where it is revealed that Assoud was Nahool's brother, which is stupid due to it being impossible that a bee and a rabbit can be siblings in real life! That's like Wallace turning out to be Gromit's brother! Another example occurs in episode 202, when Nahool takes Farfour's place as co-host of the show. However, it is revealed that Farfour was actually Nahool's (and Assoud's) cousin. There are tons of infamous and controversial scenes in the show. There's an infamous and horrifying scene in episode 105 (the Season 1 finale) where an actor dressed as an Israeli government official beats Farfour to death (in a "kid's show" by the way) after the latter calls him a "terrorist". This scene can be both shocking and disturbing to both Mickey Mouse fans and little kids. Farfour isn't actually the only character that dies, every other character on the show that is not named Saraa, Uncle Hazim and Nassur, dies in a horrifying or shocking way at the finale of every season. Nahool dies after becoming seriously ill and the Israeli authorities refuse to allow his family to take him to an Egyptian hospital for treatment. Assoud dies in the hospital after the Israeli Air Force attacks his town during the Gaza War. Apart from the death scenes and the Hamas propaganda, there is a controversial scene in which Nahool is seen entering a Palestinian zoo where he proceeds to swing cats by their tails and throw rocks at lions. Despite the scene being made for kids to teach them that injuring animals is bad, it is still a bad influence on kids and that is something Eric Cartman from South Park would do. In both Seasons 3 and 4, Assoud and Nassur have demanded that every single Jew must be killed. This would obviously mean something that Adolf Hitler would demand.

Bad Qualities The main problem about the show is that it doesn't have the same charm as the original series. There are barely action scenes or battle scenes, no serious or dramatic moments or character development, it's all just supposed to be comedy. In addition, it barely stays true to the source material at all. The universe of Teen Titans Go! is a pancake surrounded by a butter wall, for crying out loud! Attempts at humor are often either rude, disrespectful, or contrived, consisting mostly of extremely low-brow jokes and toiletries, twerking, and gross-out humor. There are dated pop culture references that feel out-of-place because they don’t even need to be there. The episode "Toddler Titans... Yay!" mostly parodies Dora the Explorer, with Beast Boy's character, Greenie the Clue Dog, parodying Blue from Blue's Clues and its reboot, Blue's Clues & You! A piece of music in the soundtrack that plays in a few episodes sounds uncannily similar to the theme song of The Loud House, a popular cartoon on Nickelodeon. There’s some disgusting moments in the show such as the characters eating expired food, Starfire’s early care ritual for Silkie, the Tooth Fairy eating human teeth (as seen in Dignity of Teeth), etc. Quantity Over Quality: The series now has 7 seasons and over 300+ episodes and counting, meaning it’s lasted longer than the original show, and while it isn’t too much, it will also often jump the shark because of this, and, as stated later in this article, it could have been been cancelled earlier if not for Cartoon Network airing countless reruns of the series. Clearly, this spin-off only exists just to try desperately to get a cheap laugh out of the audience and for Cartoon Network to try boosting ratings so that newer shows like Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart won't be cancelled. Another problem was that in 2014-2018, the show took up most of the schedule on Cartoon Network, just because it was pulling in better ratings than other shows. In late December 2017, the show managed to have an all-episode marathon and is promptly aired on the network's schedule 384 times with Steven Universe thankfully only airing twice this time of said year, probably just to boost ratings among younger children. Even Cartoon Network's schedule said that they were on the naughty list this year and became proud of that. This could be more proof that this show basically does quantity over quality (As said in WIS #2), as the creators overload this show with bad episodes instead of taking the time to make good ones (Yes, there may be some good episodes, but still). As a result, Cartoon Network milked this show to death The Flash animation, while not terrible by itself, looks pretty mediocre and choppy-looking compared to the original 2003 show's animation. On top of that, there are easily noticeable errors in some episodes (e.g. characters' eyes disappearing, frames where someone stands still like a statue, characters switching places from time to time, characters' emotions not matching what they are saying and voice acting pauses). In one episode, Beast Boy jumps onto Raven’s leg and there's a frame where Beast Boy is still standing. The animation is worse than usual in some episodes, like "Staring at the Future". The color scheme is way too bright in some aspects.

Why would you call a show butt-ugly Why It Sucks Awful and horrendous CGI animation, even for 2001 standards. Nightmarish character designs (keep in mind, the CGI for this show was considered cheap and ugly back in 2001). Also, the title says it all for the animation. The acronym used in the show is B.K.M., which stands for Butt Kicking Mode, but an uninformed viewer wouldn't get that. Why use an acronym that has one different letter from the group's name? It's likely that they made it B.K.M. because the acronym for Butt-Ugly Martians would've been B.U.M., a synonym for buttocks, which is rather inappropriate for a kids show. Broken pacing. Terrible voice acting, even from actors such as Rob Paulsen and Jess Harnell. This show was only made to sell toys. The characters have as much depth as a puddle of split milk. Story arches are made on the fly, creating plot-holes that could only be explained if everything ran simultaneously on different universes. Ironically, the Martians are the most good looking creatures in the series.

Why It Sucks Despite the series being supposed to pay homage to Tex Avery and his cartoon creations, it is nothing more than an insult rather than a homage to Tex Avery's work, due to its various problems as listed below. Poor grasp of the source material: For legal reasons, none of Avery's trademark characters like Bugs Bunny and Droopy Dog are included in this show. There's a character who's a cowboy named after Avery, and that's pretty much it. The title sequence shows the characters stomping and bouncing on the ground and flipping their lips in tune to the theme song and showing saliva, which is pretty disgusting. This show overuses too many Hanna-Barbera and other stock sound effects, which are inappropriately used at the wrong times. Poor and annoying voice acting, particularly from Billy West as the titular character, and Scott McNeil as Amanda, who sounds very annoying and unconvincing as a woman. Most of the character designs are very unappealing and lackluster to look at, especially Tex himself, who has a very creepy smile on his face. There are plenty of ethnic and annoying stereotypes: Pompeii Pete (while a likable character/decent segment) is an Italian stereotype. Maurice is a Swedish stereotype. Einstone is a German stereotype based obviously on Albert Einstein. Tex Avery (the main character) is just a cliché stereotypical Wild West character. Other offensive stereotypes on this show include Asians, Chinese, Mexicans, British, Indians, Samoans, Jewish, and even Native Americans as well. The animation is sub-par and rather cheap-looking, with some unfinished backgrounds and missing frames. On that topic, the animation makes all the characters just move too fast. There are numerous animation errors. For example, in the opening, the top of Pompeii Pete's helmet disappears. Some of the animation doesn't sync up with the backgrounds properly. False Advertising: The intro sequence and promo images show Tex riding a horse, but he rides a goat in the show itself instead. The jokes and humor are both very poor and terrible, as they mostly consist of fart jokes, toilet humor, and gross-out humor. This show was obviously made to cash-in on the trend of Golden Age-style shows such as Animaniacs and The Ren & Stimpy Show, which had little to no involvement with Tex Avery or his cartoons, as it was more of a homage to him. A lot of the characters are unlikable and obnoxious. Khannie wins in every single Genghis and Khannie segment. The worst offenders are Amanda Banshee, who is very lazy and short-tempered, and Freddy the Fly, who was always abusive to Amanda. The soundtrack is obnoxious and insufferable, especially the theme song. The theme song is incredibly annoying and lazy. It even disrespects Jacques Offenbach, as it basically consists of his song from Orpheus In The Underworld Can-Can (a.k.a. "Infernal Galop") with the line "Welcome to the Wacky World Of Tex Avery" being repeated over and over again in tune to the music as its lyrics of the theme. A lot of the characters and segments are pretty unoriginal and ripped off other already existing cartoons or TV shows. Tex Avery is a ripoff of Red Hot Ryder from the 1944 Looney Tunes cartoon "Buckaroo Bugs" (Which was, ironically enough, directed by Bob Clampett) and copies a lot from Bugs Bunny. Sagebrush Sid is a lazy clone of the wolf from Tex Avery's Droopy cartoons and usually serves as a stand-in for Yosemite Sam. (from Looney Tunes) Miss Chasity Knott's design is almost plagiarized from Red's design, also from from the Droopy cartoons, with the only difference that she has black hair.

Why It Sucks Wonder Woman behaves absolutely nothing like her comic counterpart, and is shown as a very unlikable, cold-hearted, selfish, cruel anti-hero who assaults, bullies, and tortures people in public (enough to make the Flashpoint and Injustice versions of the character look like complete saints who would even be completely disgusted by this Wonder Woman's actions by comparison). She even goes so far as to murder a security guard who was just doing his job in the climax. And she isn't even called out, let alone punished, for any of this! The episode openly endorses torture as an effective means of gaining information, and depicts anyone opposed to it as just a whiny liberal. Even 24, a show famed for its own endorsement of torture, treated it with much more nuance than this pilot did. Speaking of 24, a scene where Diana debates the ethics of her methods with a senator is clearly ripped off from a subplot in 24, where Jack Bauer and his methods were being investigated by the senate. And again, 24 at least treated both Jack and the senator as having valid arguments, while this pilot treats Wonder Woman as being completely in the right. Poor casting and acting throughout, with Adrianne Palicki as Wonder Woman/Diana being the worst. It is basically a clear attempt to ride the success of the then-recent Iron Man movies, with Wonder Woman being publicly known as the alter-ego of an industrialist named Diana Themyscira. However, she still has the secret identity of Diana Prince, for no clearly explained reason. Little to no backstory for who Wonder Woman and Diana are, which will leave viewers unfamiliar with the character confused. Wonder Woman still has the Lasso of Truth (which forces anyone who touches it to tell the truth) in this pilot, and yet still tortures people for information, at one point breaking a guy's arm. For some reason Wonder Woman spends most of the film in plasticky-looking blue pants, then abruptly switches to her more familiar outfit near the end. Early on there's an off-handed reference to the Abu Ghraib scandal that, at best, is a really unfunny and insensitive joke, and at worst, is actually applauding the torture and prisoner abuse that took place in the scandal. Too many boring scenes with people discussing corporate politics and the legalities of Wonder Woman's operation. The bad guys (or at least Veronica Cale's henchmen) actually come across as more sympathetic than the supposed heroine does. While Veronica Cale herself is at least reasonably like her comic counterpart, her motives are so poorly established that they have to tack on a scene on after she's already been defeated to show she was carrying out human trafficking. Before she gets taken out, Cale angrily rants that Wonder Woman is guilty of trespassing, property damage, assault, bullying, even murder, and every word she says is correct. Despite this, Wonder Woman gets off any charges because her ex-boyfriend, who works for the FBI, covers up the whole thing. The network was apparently so disgusted by the pilot's poor quality that they refused to pay for post-production, leaving clearly unfinished effects and visible wire work throughout the work-print.