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Dave TrumboreĬreated by: Tsugumi Ohba, Takeshi Obata (manga)Īdapted from the Japanese manga series written by Tsugumi Ohba and illustrated by Takeshi Obata comes Death Note, a tense cat-and-mouse tail between a serial-killer high school student and the detectives attempting to take him down. If Cowboy Bebop doesn’t at least make you just a bit more interested in this thing called anime, not much else will. Despite some silliness played for levity along the way, this one’s at it’s best when it’s super-serious. There’s the tormented, too-cool-for-school, former spy-assassin, Spike Spiegel the hard-nosed former detective with a heart of gold, Jet Black the cursed femme fatale with a heartbreaking past, present, and possibly future, Faye Valentine and the wildcard hacker extraordinaire Ed (along with pooch pal, Ein) who’s hard not to love.

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( Yoko Kanno‘s incredible and inseparable music was undoubtedly a big part of this success and it’s worth watching the series just for it.)įollowing a ragtag team of space-based bounty hunters attempting to scrape together enough Woolongs for their next meal and to patch their aging spacecraft, Cowboy Bebop features action-packed episodic arcs alongside deeply emotional character stories that will have you invested in just about everyone who pops up onscreen. Instead, the show’s mature themes, noir sensibilities, and complex characters drove it from cult icon to international classic in just 26 episodes. Often cited as the gateway anime to end all gateway animes, this classic 1998 Sunrise series didn’t even have the benefit of a strong manga following to base its success on. Check it out today if you missed out on the off-kilter adventures back in the halcyon days of the mid-2010s! – Dave TrumboreĬreated by: Hajime Yatate (AKA Shinichirō Watanabe and the Sunrise creative team)Ĭowboy Bebop. The Awesomes also fills that niche between the squeaky-clean Disney-fied superhero stories of the Marvel Comics universe and the very-adult stop-motion animated adventures of SuperMansion, so while it’s not exactly family-friendly, it’s perfectly suited for teens and above. The voice cast alone is worth watching for, including Seth Meyers, Bill Hader, Kenan Thompson, Taran Killam, Bobby Moynihan, Rachel Dratch, Maya Rudolph, Will Forte, Amy Poehler, Kate McKinnon, Colin Quinn, Fred Armisen, Tina Fey, Andy Samberg, Chris Kattan, Cecily Strong, Vanessa Bayer, Noël Wells, Nasim Pedrad, and Aidy Bryant as well as SNL writers Steve Higgins, Emily Spivey, Paula Pell, Tim Robinson, Alex Baze, and John Lutz. Awesome, as they attempt to fill the sizable shoes of the heroes they’re replacing. The Awesomes follows the title team of comic book-inspired superheroes led by the son of the greatest superhero of them all, Mr. But The Awesomes is well worth your time and attention if you’re looking for an escape from the ordinary and a break from the same-old superhero story. In short, YouTubeTV is no longer the great deal it once was.Cast: Seth Meyers, Ike Barinholtz, Emily Spivey, Taran Killam, Kenan Thompson, Bobby Lee, Paula Pell, Rashida Jones, Bill Hader, Josh Meyers, Rachel Dratchĭid you know that Seth Meyers co-created an original animated superhero series that ran for three seasons on Hulu? That’s okay, not many people did either. Personally I like Comedy Central, but given the choice I'd rather pay $50 per month and skip it. (Editors' note: CNET is owned by ViacomCBS.)Īs evinced by the vitriolic replies to YouTube TV's tweets, however, many subscribers don't think the new channels are worth the price hike.

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The price increase comes with a raft of new ViacomCBS channels - BET, CMT, Comedy Central, MTV, Nickelodeon, Paramount Network, TV Land and VH1 are available now while BET Her, MTV2, MTV Classic, Nick Jr., NickToons, and TeenNick will be coming later. Google, which owns YouTube TV, used the now-standard explanation that 'this new price reflects the rising cost of content.' YouTube TV earned my accolades by combining great features like an unlimited DVR with an excellent channel lineup for the money. During a normal year such a massive spike would be bad enough, but in the middle of a pandemic, with millions of Americans out of work, it seems almost cruel. My former favorite such service and CNET's Editors' Choice, YouTube TV, announced a monthly increase of 30%, from $50 to $65, which takes effect July 31. Unfortunately they also suffer one of cable TV's major flaws: constant price hikes. They're typically cheaper than a cable TV subscription with similar channel lineups and no need to sign a contract, so you can cancel anytime. Live TV streaming services promise a cord-cutter's delight.

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