Santa Inc: The Most HATED Christmas Cartoon EVER Made

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  • Опубликовано: 22 дек 2024

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  • @Saberspark
    @Saberspark  Год назад +342

    Customize your engagement ring or jewelry piece today with James Allen and get 25% off at bit.ly/417ienC!
    ALSO MERRY CHRISTMAS! What did y'all think of Santa Inc?

    • @cian.o
      @cian.o Год назад +7

      I'm sick of these hate filled characters and how we're somehow supposed to root for them.

    • @Wolfie_xxx
      @Wolfie_xxx Год назад +4

      Yes

    • @AlexCrews
      @AlexCrews Год назад +2

      Merry Christmas

    • @kimifw58
      @kimifw58 Год назад +12

      Why do you care about jewelry now?

    • @nehemiahpouncey3607
      @nehemiahpouncey3607 Год назад +2

      Rankin bass wouldn't be happy seeing
      This.

  •  Год назад +2747

    Santa's speech was the most mature thing in this whole show, but then they ruined it. You get more out of watching Care Bears because at least somebody cares there.

    • @BronzeMantis
      @BronzeMantis Год назад +190

      Felt like I was watching a dementia patient have a moment of clarity.

    • @MidBoss666
      @MidBoss666 Год назад +212

      In a way, the whole perfectly represents the people who made it. No matter how well you argument your point, no matter how serious and sensible speech you give, they will just go "fuck you" and continue pretendibg they're in the right without giving a single solid counter argument

    • @bearerofbadnews1375
      @bearerofbadnews1375 Год назад +91

      Santa is pretty much ironwood from RWBY. A better character than the lead, but they have to make him bad just to justify the actions of our awful main character.

    • @MegamanXfan21xx
      @MegamanXfan21xx Год назад +87

      @@bearerofbadnews1375 That seems to be happening a lot lately, where the villain is actually a reasonable person with understandable reasons why they do what they do, so the writers have to contrive some comically evil thing for them to do to justify why they're in the role of the villain.

    • @poweroffriendship2.0
      @poweroffriendship2.0 Год назад +27

      This shows how Santa Claus, of all people, is the most sane out of the unlikable characters.

  • @kimifw58
    @kimifw58 Год назад +3405

    What made BoJack likeable was that he was often punished for his actions and he cared enough about people to feel guilty. He was a jerk, not an entitled sociopath.

    • @AnikMonette
      @AnikMonette Год назад

      ​@@SpaceXfan2005 One of the best adult show out there!❤❤❤

    • @Luvs2spwge-xu6rd
      @Luvs2spwge-xu6rd Год назад +95

      I mean…he kinda was because of his past who is more sympathetic so you can root for him to get better

    • @cobbletarts
      @cobbletarts Год назад +187

      @@SpaceXfan2005 The unlikable character Saber compared Candy too, but BoJack was still a good character despite being unlikable because of the amount of complexity that the character is written with that people can be able to see their own faults or sympathize with him.
      I never watched the show, but what I always heard is that BoJack and the show was written with a ton of factors put into it instead of it being black and white.

    • @fugyfruit
      @fugyfruit Год назад +161

      The reason Bojack is so good is because he feels like a real person, a bad person but a realistic bad person who has motives we can sympathize with and understand even if we don't agree with him

    • @JW666
      @JW666 Год назад +47

      "Entitled sociopath" perfectly describes Peter Griffin from Family Guy today.

  • @EngineerRiff
    @EngineerRiff Год назад +6243

    It’s worse that this is stop motion, one of the most time consuming and impressive animation styles

    • @merts3726
      @merts3726 Год назад +73

      My singing monsters

    • @dfx13productions47
      @dfx13productions47 Год назад +305

      Yeah, like the stop motion is good because it’s by robot chicken people but it’s writing awful

    • @nehemiahpouncey3607
      @nehemiahpouncey3607 Год назад +45

      Rankin bass are rolling in their graves
      Now.😂

    • @nehemiahpouncey3607
      @nehemiahpouncey3607 Год назад +25

      Someone was like how bout we take
      The beloved classic of rankin bass
      And turn it up to 11?

    • @nehemiahpouncey3607
      @nehemiahpouncey3607 Год назад +23

      Rankin bass would vomit seeing this😂

  • @uninterestedYam
    @uninterestedYam Год назад +1215

    I'm surprised Saber didn't discuss the confrontation that the main girl has with Santa. She asks him why he chooses someone else to fulfill the role of Santa, and he gives an incredibly mature and reasonable response "you don't like kids, they don't like you, and that's what this position is about" but instead of handling it in any way that suggests she processed what he meant she tells him to fuck off, storms out, and never reflects on it.

    • @MythicalPhoenixHeart
      @MythicalPhoenixHeart Год назад +100

      Bring up a good point about Saber not talking about this show and I kinda miss when he would input how he would have saved the show like the old times.

    • @MarvinHartmann452
      @MarvinHartmann452 Год назад +88

      Yeah because the idea of being disqualified for a job based on how competent you are is a crazy mindbending impossibilty for people who are used to be promoted in their jobs for filling quotas.

    • @matthewgagnon9426
      @matthewgagnon9426 Год назад +29

      @@MarvinHartmann452 It's more likely to be promoted because you know the boss personally than out of merit.

    • @jrich436
      @jrich436 11 месяцев назад +31

      ⁠​⁠​⁠@@matthewgagnon9426
      It’s crazy that people still believe in meritocracy at that point
      We’ve known about nepotism for centuries now. Favoritism and cronyism are super common
      A common strategy to move up in a company is to leave and come back as an outside hire after having moved up as an outside hire when you left your original position to go somewhere else. Not always used for promotion but definitely works for pay rate
      Large corps don’t promote random hard workers.
      There was no time period in American history where we can see complete non bias and equal competition for promotion/position

    • @Rebrn-bk5em
      @Rebrn-bk5em 11 месяцев назад +12

      @@jrich436only chumps work harder than they are paid to especially in corporations

  • @kayakat1869
    @kayakat1869 Год назад +375

    Im sick of these ultra cynical, super pop culture referencing shows. It makes me hate being an adult.

    • @InvadeNormandy
      @InvadeNormandy Год назад +34

      The target audiences for them aren't really adults in a mental sense if it helps any.

    • @shorewall
      @shorewall Год назад +30

      I tend to avoid adult media. Most children's to teen's stuff is actually in a good wheelhouse for being entertaining without being too much. Adult stuff is just off putting and depressing. Maybe because they think they have to "not" be like children's media.

    • @gabbycotto4024
      @gabbycotto4024 Год назад +11

      Kids’ Media is exactly the same though, just with euphemistic cussing and marginally subtler raunchy humor. For now. It’s the modern entertainment landscape and its complete lack of standards for anything beside representation quotas that’s causing this dreck.

    • @ThatSpecificIndividual
      @ThatSpecificIndividual 11 месяцев назад +19

      That's one thing I loved about Smiling Friends is that the Pim and Charlie always end up making their client smile, even in the most haphazardly way possible it always ends on a positive or neutral note.

    • @goodfellabeats
      @goodfellabeats 11 месяцев назад +11

      Embrace adulthood but stay away from shows like this and people who think shows like this need to exists.

  • @zacharymccoy7091
    @zacharymccoy7091 Год назад +5761

    The fact they made Santa an actual likable and reasonable boss who's trying to do his best completely by accident is the only funny part of this show.

    • @IJustAnimateThatsTheJist
      @IJustAnimateThatsTheJist Год назад +463

      Yeah it SHOULD have been a realization moment about extremes and NOT automatically gravitating towards them. But try explaining that to corporate hacks that have little to no creative material experience.

    • @goufr3540
      @goufr3540 Год назад +310

      That is both funny and sad about the whole show, besides its clear lack of self awareness. Just to add to that, I have absolutely no respect for Seth Rogan either.

    • @J-Nova
      @J-Nova Год назад +43

      @@goufr3540nah we leave Seth Rogan alone idc what anyone says.

    • @Otval_bashky
      @Otval_bashky Год назад +58

      Show would be better if this was sitcom like a office

    • @thedoctor3996
      @thedoctor3996 Год назад +86

      There was another funny part of this show. It was in the comments of all the trailers where people would make jokes about famous quotes, but replace certain words with "elves."

  • @mx9226
    @mx9226 Год назад +2249

    It’s like they realized that they accidentally made Santa a pretty reasonable boss and had to make him a criminal to justify hating him.

    • @HeilRay
      @HeilRay Год назад +133

      Didnt work, just hate Candy, Sarah and Seth more.

    • @Gaia_BentosZX5
      @Gaia_BentosZX5 Год назад +18

      More the reason Sonic the Hedgehog was a better fit for Santa's position when his workshop was attacked by Dr. Rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrobotnik! Santa's had several close calls in his very respectable career. And amazing how people refuse to let this one go if it's as bad as Eight Crazy Nights. @@HeilRay

    • @scratchcatmeowth5615
      @scratchcatmeowth5615 Год назад +103

      Yeah and in my opinion, you want to know what the worst part of this? I have a feeling the writers twist this story around to make Santa a scumbag while candy was in the right.
      But like we agree. Santa had a very good point about her. Candy should of take Santa's offer or at least told him to let her think about. But the writers had to screw it up. In reality with candy, it was never about Christmas, making Santa inc better/safer or even bringing joy to kids, she was just a spiteful, arrogant and narcissistic bitch just want the position not only for bragging rights but she felt entitled.

    • @zhawkmoth3653
      @zhawkmoth3653 Год назад

      Yea. Just like in real life. They hate someone popular for being a successful white male. Realize nobody agrees. So they make up a fake story about how he's a r*pist and a bigot to get him cancelled. 100 percent real life.

    • @jlev1028
      @jlev1028 Год назад +12

      Same thing happened with Wish.

  • @Nic_2751
    @Nic_2751 Год назад +1513

    It’s a shame that the one good scene where Santa gives his perfectly reasonable, and logical explanation for why he didn’t choose her for the position, to where the show would actually turn around and give a whiplash that she was portrayed in the wrong, but doubles down to insist she’s still right.

    • @blueflare3848
      @blueflare3848 Год назад +156

      They had the perfect setup for a great scene, and they completely fucked it up.

    • @albatross4920
      @albatross4920 Год назад +45

      They probably screwed up the emotionally of that scene cause, ya know edgy comedy n' stuff 🤷🏾‍♂️

    • @HauntakuTV
      @HauntakuTV Год назад +2

      Candy is right though...

    • @Nic_2751
      @Nic_2751 Год назад +80

      @@HauntakuTV right about what? That if you don’t get your way even when you don’t deserve it just throw a tantrum?

    • @brandonlyon730
      @brandonlyon730 Год назад +79

      @@HauntakuTV Right about what? Why would you want to be Santa Clause if you hate children?

  • @chrisdaughen5257
    @chrisdaughen5257 Год назад +142

    You know how a lot of media from the 2010's (and earlier) sort of have a message that say you don't have to be perfect to be happy?
    Shows like this, Forespoken, and Velma give the 2020's version of it: " It's perfectly fine to find the worst in everyone and hate them for it. Even if you hate everything and everyone in your life, you DESERVE success (even if you also hate doing what it takes to get it)."
    It's such a bitter and backwards message. What goes through a writer's mind when writing something like that?

    • @shorewall
      @shorewall Год назад

      We are in the last days of a dying empire. Globalization is falling apart, and those who have profited the most are the ones with the most to lose.
      A whole generation of millennials were brainwashed in college with Marxist talking points. Most of them were deprogrammed with hard time on the Streets, you still find isolated pockets of delusional subversion. Hollywood is one of those pockets, Academia is the other. Do not trust anything coming from either.

    • @Xbalanque84
      @Xbalanque84 11 месяцев назад

      Because it's a Blackrock-funded psy-op. They're pushing total moral inversion while actively destroying any unifying cultural touchstones they can get their hand on.

    • @discordlexia2429
      @discordlexia2429 5 месяцев назад +5

      "I have succeeded despite loathing everyone and myself and it didn't make me happy and I'm so used to pushing my feelings onto others that all I can do to process this grief is double down on misanthropy".
      That's what goes through their minds.

    • @BroomPusher2024
      @BroomPusher2024 27 дней назад

      Cocaine, probably

    • @bluecoin3771
      @bluecoin3771 7 дней назад +1

      The answer is in the question. Bitter artists make bitter art.

  • @ftd888
    @ftd888 Год назад +196

    Also, the show is trying to be edgy by asking, “why is Santa a white man?” … but there’s an objective answer to this question. It’s because he’s partially based on the white depictions of St. Nicholas of Myra. Mystery solved.
    Of course, as was discussed in this video, there are a lot of deeper questions here that would have been really interesting to address … such as, did St. Nicholas really have white skin, why is Santa based on him, why can’t there be different depictions of Santa, and so forth. But, by acting like Santa was created out of thin air by the (American) patriarchy, their message just feels really shallow and mindless.

    • @shorewall
      @shorewall Год назад +1

      Modern Santa is basically an invention of Victorian England and the USA. But if people want to have a Black Santa or Chinese Santa or Muslim or Jewish Santa, feel free. It won't be as recognized and beloved as the Classic Modern Santa, but there is no law against it.
      People trying to dunk on Sexism and Racism for current year social credits, but doing it so badly that they hurt their own supposed cause, lol.

    • @loserinasuit7880
      @loserinasuit7880 Год назад +1

      Geez a white country made Santa a white man? Fucking stop the presses. Saint Nicholas was white. There is no greater discussion that needs to be had. America is a majority white country, you can't just shove the majority aside because you're seething.

    • @walkermcmullin8665
      @walkermcmullin8665 11 месяцев назад +22

      A few points.
      1. There’s very little doubt about Saint Nicholas’ ethnicity, he was born into a Greek Christian family in Anatolia(Edit: Türkiye did not control Anatolia at the time(Technically the country didn’t even exist, thanks loserinasuit for helping!)), ergo he’s Grecian.
      2. MODERN RED SUIT Santa is the result of St. Nick’s evolution into the Dutch folklore character Sinterklaas, which was Americanized to Santa Claus, and then became more popularized by Twas the Night Before Christmas, which provided more of a description, namely rosy cheeks and nose, which would be only really recognizable in a dimly lit 1800’s room if the owner of said cheeks was of the caucasian persuasion, Dutch would be my assumption. Ergo, to say that Santa was black would be a direct insult to Dutch culture, like implying Anansi is white.
      While I have no real fingers in this pie, I am a firm believer in historical accuracy when it comes to representation of culture, and I encourage the celebration of any holiday, so long as you treat the spirit behind it with respect! And the creators of this show did anything but.

    • @loserinasuit7880
      @loserinasuit7880 11 месяцев назад +9

      @walkermcmullin8665 The Turks were not in Anatolia at this time so he is not Greco-Roman Turkish. He's Greek.

    • @walkermcmullin8665
      @walkermcmullin8665 11 месяцев назад +5

      @@loserinasuit7880 Well that makes it easier, then, thank you for helping clarify!

  • @ironicugandan5826
    @ironicugandan5826 Год назад +1089

    I know a lot of people hate that Santa is portrayed as a bad guy for not promoting Candy to Santa for a completely legit reason, that she is terrible with children. He even offered her a job behind the scenes,but because it isn't EXACTLY what she wanted he is a bad guy.

    • @blueflare3848
      @blueflare3848 Год назад +172

      They had the perfect setup for a great, mature scene and they completely fucked it up.

    • @elimDBZ
      @elimDBZ Год назад +118

      ​@@blueflare3848if these people had a sense of maturity themselves they wouldn't have written such a doubling down scene

    • @destroyerofeps2714
      @destroyerofeps2714 Год назад +130

      that's not even a reason based on gender or race, anyone can be terrible with kids, it was a reason based on qualifications.

    • @shakeymistakey3881
      @shakeymistakey3881 Год назад +40

      All she saw was the line of white Santa’s continuing

    • @brandonlyon730
      @brandonlyon730 Год назад

      @@shakeymistakey3881 If that was all she cared about she never cared about the job and responsibility of being Santa Clause to begin with.

  • @cian.o
    @cian.o Год назад +3285

    I'm sick of these hate filled characters and how we're somehow supposed to root for them.

    • @LuceoX30
      @LuceoX30 Год назад +210

      It's because hopefulness is out of fashion, and cynicism is in.

    • @randomviewer391
      @randomviewer391 Год назад +322

      ​@@LuceoX30 Well cynicism is getting over saturated now

    • @blueflare3848
      @blueflare3848 Год назад +182

      You can have a protagonist who is an asshole while still being likable. This is unfortunately not one of those characters.

    • @daizy7441
      @daizy7441 Год назад +60

      @@Dr.Mliekosorry but thanksgiving was a month ago, you can put the forced politics down for another year cant you?

    • @Waskas_2006
      @Waskas_2006 Год назад +36

      @@Dr.Mlieko dude shut up

  • @giantpinkcat
    @giantpinkcat Год назад +1258

    After 2 years, I still love how unintentionally offensive towards black people this show is. Having the black guy get out of heir to be the next Santa for Candy to compete seems somewhat normal until you see how they portray all the 'totally not racially stereotypical' black reindeer with all the weed jokes.
    They even made the only female reindeer a "promiscuous and rachet black woman" archetype.

    • @NakedOwl501
      @NakedOwl501 Год назад +1

      Well yeah, the producers don't have good opinions of black people.

    • @PeterGriffin11
      @PeterGriffin11 Год назад +73

      I'm only speaking for myself here but I'm not against race jokes as long as their jokes and not coming from a place of actual hate. That being said I would imagine the race jokes in this movie probably aren't very funny given the films overall low quality.

    • @giantpinkcat
      @giantpinkcat Год назад +149

      ​​@@PeterGriffin11Not a movie tho, thank God. And no, they aren't funny. They have no substance other than "Look! Stereotype!" and we already pretty much know how Seth Rogen is with his weed jokes.
      (Also the female reindeer commits SA on Devon at one point)

    • @charlestonjew7587
      @charlestonjew7587 Год назад +91

      @@giantpinkcat I never understood the love of Seth Rogen. He was fine as supporting characters in movies like 'Superbad' and 'The 40 Year Old Virgin', playing the goofy pothead, not unlike Sean Penn in 'Fast Times...' but his attempts at propelling that same character type to leading man comes off as a poor-man's Adam Sandler movie, which makes it all the more cringe-inducing.
      Apparently some of the stuff he's produced were pretty good but don't let him write or star in a movie or series.

    • @PeterGriffin11
      @PeterGriffin11 Год назад +13

      @@giantpinkcat The thing about edgy humor for me is that comedy is entirely subjective. I'm not offended by SA jokes I believe that when it comes to dark comedy no topic should be off limits.

  • @vincent207
    @vincent207 Год назад +95

    The most memorable thing about this show to me is that it was the last thing that received universal dislike on RUclips before the platform removed the dislike counter (at least through official means).

    • @adampellett4917
      @adampellett4917 5 месяцев назад +2

      Yeah. That series deserves a 👎. lol! 😂

  • @glitchyboi-nk1qv
    @glitchyboi-nk1qv Год назад +42

    You didn’t talk about Santa’s speech with Candy after the intern wins, that speech was perfection and I think it coulda been a turning point in the show

  • @smolson8471
    @smolson8471 Год назад +311

    I feel like the reason Bojack was easier to root for was because the show knew that he was a bad person and held him accountable for it.

    • @MrSophire
      @MrSophire Год назад +40

      He deep down knew he was a bad person and did want to fix that

    • @dimitriwarchief301
      @dimitriwarchief301 Год назад +3

      Yes

    • @cybertramon0012
      @cybertramon0012 Год назад +32

      Like the fight between him and Herv. Bojack went to his place expecting his old friend to forgive him, because he made a token effort and that's how things go. But Herv doesn't. He's still angry about what happened. And it wasn't even not sticking up for him staying on the show; Herv understood that. He was angry that Bojack stopped being his friend. Bojack ruins his chance to apologise and make up because he expects Herv to just forgive him.

  • @Offroader210
    @Offroader210 Год назад +777

    This is probably the most non-christmas Christmas show I've ever seen.

    • @tugatomskanimation6370
      @tugatomskanimation6370 Год назад

      Considering it was written by Jewish people who must hate Christmas, I'm not surprised. Candy is the embodiment of that hate.

    • @syntheticsamurai
      @syntheticsamurai Год назад +63

      Kinda what happens when the head writer and lead actors have never celebrated the holiday that's the main focus of the show...

    • @Guy-Mann
      @Guy-Mann Год назад +28

      Boy I wonder why... 👃🤔🤫

    • @oddhate
      @oddhate Год назад +22

      Let's Wiki the writers'/actors' Early Life, shall we? 🔎

    • @TheRealRusDaddy
      @TheRealRusDaddy Год назад +19

      What so you expect from a group that have less then zero respect for the source material and the people who like it

  • @KiiBon
    @KiiBon Год назад +293

    My favorite part about this series is Santa having a genuine point about Candy being too cynical for Christmas, then the show acts like it isn't a good point, and then it's revealed he actually was just the bad guy all along. It's like they KNEW there was no way to make Santa the bad guy in this story so they just made him sexist at the last minute

    • @starburst98
      @starburst98 Год назад +20

      It is like they did an ad hominem fallacy on their own character, they couldn't refute his points so they made him a big mean doodoo head instead. Big mean doodoo heads can still be right about things, being bad doesn't make you always wrong.

    • @pillowmint4622
      @pillowmint4622 11 месяцев назад

      @@starburst98 I just learned there is a term for that because of this comment, I will now keep this stashed away for further internet discourse, thank you.

  • @Spencer_Thatcher
    @Spencer_Thatcher Год назад +127

    They literally had to shoehorn in a drug cartel scandal just to remind people that theyre suppose to hate santa and love candy. Candy was so insufferable that nobody wanted the protagonist to succeed. Instead of writing a story they were pretty much giving us a directive of how to feel about the characters, which to me is the pinnacle of a weak creative mind trying to get ideas through forcefully

    • @InvadeNormandy
      @InvadeNormandy Год назад +10

      That also falls flat because whatever happened to "Be gay, do crime" and "Drugs aren't hurting anyone" too.

    • @Mattriix
      @Mattriix Год назад +13

      It's such a whiplash to see a scene with actual thought and well written dialogue coming from the supposed "bad guy"... Only for them to remember we're not supposed to like Santa and immediately took the laziest way out to make people hate him again

    • @Tangarisu
      @Tangarisu 11 месяцев назад +2

      Or just the bile of a people that hate Christianity and everything it stands for.
      But have to be secretive and cheeky about it.

  • @LeoUchiha812
    @LeoUchiha812 Год назад +71

    The biggest issue with the show to me is that their biggest scene, the one meant to drive the plot and give us reasons to cheer for Candy against Santa, actually does the exact opposite.
    Santa explains how Candy's hard, self-centered nature and her HATRED OF CHILDREN makes her a poor fit for the Santa role, no matter how good she is at the logistical stuff. Candy's response? An F-bomb with no actual defense to her case. It instantly reveals Santa to be in the right when it comes to this choice (even if he's a terrible person otherwise), and Candy as being terrible and incapable of realizing or fixing her flaws... despite the intention being that we'd feel the opposite about them.

    • @LordDawnWreaver
      @LordDawnWreaver Год назад +4

      They Really did make her look like a bigger Villain than the actual villain didn't they

    • @Xbalanque84
      @Xbalanque84 11 месяцев назад

      Cluster-Bs are incapable of taking any kind of criticism. And Sarah Silverman definitely has at least one of those personality disorders.

    • @Sorain1
      @Sorain1 11 месяцев назад +4

      What makes it even more baffling is that a perfect compromise is offered to her, of a front man to do the part she wouldn't even want to deal with while she does the parts she is good at. It's promptly thrown back in his face of course, and the writers want us to root for the person who was offered something better than what they thought they wanted at the start? Which in any proper narrative would be the lesson learning moment.

  • @tamararambo3079
    @tamararambo3079 Год назад +439

    I'll give credit that one of the episode that Santa explains to Candy why she wasn't a good role to take his place, it's because how she acted disgust around children. Candy could've accept there's other opportunities at the door, but writers decided to make her hold grudges🤦🏾‍♀

    • @corneliussnow8215
      @corneliussnow8215 Год назад +69

      It's honestly funny how they had some chances at potential character development with Candy when he got snubbed over the Intern guy for Santa. Explaining that she would be bad for the job because she clearly doesn't like being with children and the whole point of Santa is that he's extremely good with the kids. Like that's LITERALLY what he's all about.

    • @SebasTian58323
      @SebasTian58323 Год назад +60

      ​@@corneliussnow8215and Santa even offered to have her be the actual person in charge and make the intern guy a face, while she actually runs the place, but she just wants the title is Santa just so she can be the first female Santa, not because she actually wants to make her "progressive changes" to improve Santa Inc. she doesn't actually care about that, she just wants the prestige. And because Santa was actually really reasonable and made a great point about how she'd be a bad Santa, they made sure to reveal how evil Santa really was afterwards so that his points didn't have merit, and Candy was still in the right.

    • @corneliussnow8215
      @corneliussnow8215 Год назад +25

      @@SebasTian58323 Yeah, it was so poorly done and someone probably realized that were making Santa, the antagonist, the VILLAIN, the actually smart morally right one and their main lead just an absolutely unlikable toxic asshole so they were forced to have it be revealed that "Oh no, Santa is actually a really terrible person, here's the proof!"
      It's like a show constantly talking bad about one particular character yet, giving no reason as to why they're bad only to suddenly reveal that they kick puppies for fun or regularly drink orphan blood or some other wildly crazy things to suddenly justify all they hate they've been getting throughout the story.

    • @chrisdaughen5257
      @chrisdaughen5257 Год назад +10

      I only saw the scene where Santa gives the speech. I feel like Candy would have been a little more justified rejecting the offer if she was too clumsy or too business focused to interact with the kids right. Then it would give the impression Santa isn't letting her settle into the role and is making a hasty decision. As it is, it's like Candy wants a job that requires her to do something she hates. I don't know what kind of message that is.

    • @ShadowWolfRising
      @ShadowWolfRising Год назад

      You can make Santa look evil all you want, it still doesn't doesn't make his assessment of Candy wrong though, that's the problem. He's STILL right about that. And again, he offered to give her literally everything but the title and face, which for most people would be more than enough to enable meaningful changes, on paper SHE could choose the Santa after the Intern. All she has to do is find a Female Elf that's goo with Children and BAM. She gets the thing she wanted. @@corneliussnow8215

  • @schwarzerritter5724
    @schwarzerritter5724 Год назад +321

    The main prerequisite of making unlikeable characters work is the show being aware the the characters are unlikeable.

    • @HauntakuTV
      @HauntakuTV Год назад +2

      Candy is a sweetheart

    • @TheIrreverentUncleAl
      @TheIrreverentUncleAl Год назад +1

      @@HauntakuTVStop liking your own comments you self high fiving div.

    • @RJS2003
      @RJS2003 Год назад +22

      ​Yeah, very important to be aware of that.
      Otherwise you'll end up like the person right above me, living in La-la Land.

    • @HauntakuTV
      @HauntakuTV Год назад +1

      @@RJS2003 Get a rib resection

    • @RJS2003
      @RJS2003 Год назад +19

      Found Candy's sock account lol.

  • @9Maciej
    @9Maciej Год назад +480

    Santa Inc really feels like proto-Velma. And while Seth Rogen actually did produce good stuff in recent years (The Boys, Invincible, Mutant Mayhem) but the fact he tried to deflect the reception of the show as "it's just a bunch of dudebros", really feels like a disingenuous move to shrug off criticism, especially since it's clear it's not just dudebros who hated the show, but also the target demographic. It feels he just didn't want to admit a show, that was advertised as progressive and a "feminist agenda" as they said, failed at being that. Like, after hearing about how the creator was Jewish and didn't talk much about the show, makes me think this whole production was more like studio demand and nobody actually wanted to make it. I guess it joins 8 Crazy Nights, as a good-looking holiday special, that was screwed over by awful writing.

    • @NakedOwl501
      @NakedOwl501 Год назад +71

      Seth Rogen is one of the most sensitive, insecure "celebrities" in hollywood. He can't take criticism.

    • @SebasTian58323
      @SebasTian58323 Год назад +56

      But unlike Santa Inc, the main character of 8 crazy nights Davie actually progressed as a character and realized what a jackass he was

    • @napoleonfeanor
      @napoleonfeanor Год назад +5

      Never thought he was funny

    • @justinstewart5963
      @justinstewart5963 Год назад +30

      Get used to more “Velmas” in the future. This is the thinly if at all veiled propaganda people are trying to pass off as entertainment nowadays.

    • @garuelx8627
      @garuelx8627 Год назад +26

      Seth doubling down and taking the "progressive lowroad" by scapegoating multiple types of bigots was definitely a low point for his career. Invincible and Mutant Mayhem are good at least.

  • @TheCommenterDragon
    @TheCommenterDragon Год назад +122

    I found Santa Inc to be so repulsive that I quit watching it after the first episode, Hell to say that "Santa Inc" is terrible would be the understatement of the whole holiday season.

  • @kuramayoko23
    @kuramayoko23 Год назад +17

    I'm real tired of people going; "people don't like this thing we did because they're racist, sexist, a bigot." What you did was bad, get over yourself. Not to mention, bashing people because they didn't like it isn't going to help you. It will only drive an audience away.

    • @punklover99
      @punklover99 2 дня назад +1

      It's an easy way to excuse bad reviews

  • @RobZoid1
    @RobZoid1 Год назад +485

    The only thing about this whole show that made me laugh was that they thought they were gonna get a second season

    • @NintendoMeister2260
      @NintendoMeister2260 Год назад +3

      You serious?

    • @HauntakuTV
      @HauntakuTV Год назад +1

      It deserves a second season tbh.

    • @RibbitRibbit191
      @RibbitRibbit191 Год назад +42

      ​@@HauntakuTVwhy tho?

    • @Sunny-uz8cw
      @Sunny-uz8cw Год назад +22

      @@HauntakuTVOh I love Christmas jokes, tell another! 🎉

    • @HauntakuTV
      @HauntakuTV Год назад +4

      @@RibbitRibbit191 Because she could create a competing Santa business

  • @TomatrontheOne
    @TomatrontheOne Год назад +402

    I gave Santa inc a chance even after hearing how terrible it was…
    It was a genuine struggle to press the screen for the next episode each time because I was genuinely so bored and frustrated at how unfunny and unpleasant it all was

    • @HauntakuTV
      @HauntakuTV Год назад +1

      You just don't get it

    • @jlev1028
      @jlev1028 Год назад +24

      ​@@HauntakuTVBad bait.

    • @HauntakuTV
      @HauntakuTV Год назад +1

      @@jlev1028 Not bait. This is my opinion, bro.

    • @jefferyandbob3137
      @jefferyandbob3137 Год назад +21

      @@HauntakuTV Nah we got it, we just don't l,ke it. You're free to have your opinion, but you're not objectively right.

    • @HauntakuTV
      @HauntakuTV Год назад +1

      @@jefferyandbob3137 I'm pretty much always right. I have written more stories than you and I know what works. Yes, Santa Inc is hit or miss but it's got charm. You should watch it before whining about it though. Don't have high standards for stoner comedies. Especially ones by Seth. This is one of his best works though.

  • @Zoditron
    @Zoditron Год назад +186

    The one ounce of good writing in the show, (when Santa explains to Candy why she didn't get the job) was immediately ruined by her telling Santa to "Go F*** Yourself", then the writers having to backpedal and justify her horribly ego driven response by making Santa a cliché "Oh but he was actually bad the whole time" character. What a waste.

    • @rsj2877
      @rsj2877 Год назад +30

      And even then, it could had been saved by Santa not being contrively made a twist villain, have him lament the uncertain future of the company, fearing what the board will do, while Candy once by herself inmediately ends up bursting into tears by acknowledging the truth in his words, and hating herself for letting her pride blow it.

    • @HauntakuTV
      @HauntakuTV Год назад +2

      Candy is based 🗿

    • @fungicide9244
      @fungicide9244 Год назад +15

      @@rsj2877 This is exactly what should've happened. It really sucks that Santa's speech wasn't the turning point it should've been.

    • @shorewall
      @shorewall Год назад +14

      @@HauntakuTV Lol, you're working hard in these comments to defend this show. :D

    • @Cyber-Hexagon
      @Cyber-Hexagon 11 месяцев назад +11

      @@HauntakuTVLiterally what’s the point of being Santa when you’re NOT good with kids? The whole job is about that, make kids happy. If you ain’t good with kids, then you aren’t a good Santa. That’s the reason why Candy didn’t get the job.
      In fact, to be Santa Claus, you have to care about the kids well being but also care about the good Christmas spirit and unfortunately Candy seems more focus on being first female Santa Claus than caring about the company’s goal/kids.

  • @samfabisinski5646
    @samfabisinski5646 Год назад +31

    A while back, I had an idea of rewriting Santa’s Inc
    For starters, the name would be Santa’s Heir, and Candy would’ve been Santa’s granddaughter. My idea for a plot would be that Santa fell ill, so he can’t travel around the world to bring presents. This upsets Candy because she loved Christmas so much and she wants to make Santa happy, so she decides that she wants to take Santa’s place this year. But she doesn’t get a lot of support, but only because everyone is protective of her and they don’t want her to be put in danger and she’s too young and inexperienced to be the next Santa now. Candy has to come a long way to prove that she is capable of being the next Santa.
    I know it’s not the best, but I still love the idea of Santa having a grandchild heir, even if it’s not original
    As for Candy’s personality, she would be kind and cheerful, and a bit naive. She is also somewhat sheltered due to her position as Santa’s granddaughter.Nonetheless, Candy wanted to be the next Santa out of pride and love for her grandfather

    • @brandonp7503
      @brandonp7503 Год назад +5

      I think you just described Disney's Noelle, lol.

    • @LordDawnWreaver
      @LordDawnWreaver Год назад +1

      With this you can have Rudolph Jr. actually be a villain and not just some Sexist Dick. His motivation can be to have Candy suffer a "Accident" on the trip so he can get all the fame. but on the trip the "Accident" would go wrong for him but instead leaving him to die Candy would save him despite his insults.

    • @StripesZB
      @StripesZB Год назад

      Nah, all female characters need to be cynical girlbosses that swear and throw tantrums, because they're so fed up being surrounded by mediocre, priviledged MEN that they're so obviously better than

  • @DarkeningDemise
    @DarkeningDemise Год назад +43

    South Park is a prime example of POS characters being beloved and funny. It's not hard to pull off, heck even Family Guy rolls with it after the first season when it took a nose dive in quality for random humor.

    • @connoromalley4004
      @connoromalley4004 Год назад +15

      I think South Park and Family Guy are a little different because those shows/creators acknowledge the fact that they have POS characters, and you're expected to laugh *at* them while I don't think that the creators of Santa Inc are aware of how their characters are at all, and you are expected to be on their side.

  • @MadNinjaGirl
    @MadNinjaGirl Год назад +293

    So the problem with those hateful main characters is that the writers are trying to imitate BoJack. Without understanding why BoJack worked as a character…. Yeah, that checks out.

    • @MrSophire
      @MrSophire Год назад +36

      What make Bo Jack work is that he is trying but horribly failing to be a good person. He knows he is a bad person and doesn’t like that he is. He doesn’t really know how to get out of the circle that he is caught in. Thankfully he has good Friends who are showing him the way out. The show ended with him with the tools to get out of it. I didn’t watch the whole show, I am very conservative and some episodes rubbed me the wrong way but I from the clips I saw, I was rooting for Bo Jack to get his life together and find happiness. We all make mistakes. From what I could tell what show was trying to say is to get back up and try again.

    • @HauntakuTV
      @HauntakuTV Год назад +3

      They ain't trying to be Bojack.

    • @blenderbanana
      @blenderbanana Год назад +1

      ​@@MrSophireMan. I totally disagree with you. But fun analysis though.

    • @MrSophire
      @MrSophire 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@blenderbanana Thanks I guess,

  • @TheRealSheoth
    @TheRealSheoth Год назад +237

    If the corporate misogyny angle was taken more seriously it could have been compelling, but Seth instead modeled the the misogyny after twitter users and internet trolls instead. Bleh

    • @josephtafur
      @josephtafur Год назад +37

      Which is really Ironic Considering how Seth responded to criticism of this film on Twitter

    • @HauntakuTV
      @HauntakuTV Год назад +5

      Santa Inc should return for a second season and in it Candy should have a competing Santa business.

    • @mushyroom9569
      @mushyroom9569 Год назад +18

      I’d rather hear about corporate misandry.

    • @lmno567
      @lmno567 Год назад +11

      ​@@HauntakuTV no thanks.

    • @HauntakuTV
      @HauntakuTV Год назад +1

      @@lmno567 You don't have to watch it, bro

  • @monstercombo007
    @monstercombo007 Год назад +34

    I remember they marketed with the tagline "From the creators and producers of Sausage Party"
    That's not a selling point, That's a Warning

    • @ashkitt7719
      @ashkitt7719 Год назад +4

      Don't ask about the very not "woke" treatment of the workers who actually got the film made.
      "its directors cut costs by refusing to pay employees overtime, threatening to ruin their reputations if they quit, and leaving departed employees off the film's credits"
      Nate Jones, Vulture, August 16, 2016

    • @monstercombo007
      @monstercombo007 Год назад

      ​@@ashkitt7719
      At least Rogen learned his lesson (the hard way) with Invincible and TMNT Mutant Mayhem.
      And most importantly KEPT HIS MOUTH SHUT instead of shielding

  • @kazekamiha
    @kazekamiha Год назад +16

    The biggest difference between BoJack and Candy is they might both be unlikeable jerks but BoJack at least *admits* it and tries to change. Meanwhile Candy wouldn't be capable of self-reflection if you held her face to a mirror.

  • @theluckiesteh9058
    @theluckiesteh9058 Год назад +21

    Is there any wonder why we don't often get Christmas-themed animated series, besides only being relevant during one time of the year?

  • @ItsRyanHello
    @ItsRyanHello Год назад +723

    Is "whiny, white guilt" a genre at this point?

    • @PeterGriffin11
      @PeterGriffin11 Год назад +118

      I'm trying to think what other shows would fit into this sub genre. I definitely think The Proud Family reboot would fit into it.

    • @josephtafur
      @josephtafur Год назад +14

      Yes

    • @masonasaro2118
      @masonasaro2118 Год назад

      Mindy kaling's Velma is definitely part of it.

    • @Rangi_WildDog
      @Rangi_WildDog Год назад +133

      @PeterGriffin11 I think it’s obvious that Velma would be in that category

    • @PeterGriffin11
      @PeterGriffin11 Год назад +17

      @@Rangi_WildDog I forgot about that.

  • @immaduck7099
    @immaduck7099 Год назад +108

    This show really put the "stop" in "stop-motion".
    By that I mean OH MY GOD WHY WON'T IT *STOP?!?!!*

  • @jrr6947
    @jrr6947 Год назад +255

    I have to say, there's absolutely NOTHING there. Even if Candy was the most likeable protagonist ever, the whole story just falls flat, in fact it creates its own crater. It's filled with cliches, hatred, and just full on BS. What were they thinking!

    • @SilenTHerO78614
      @SilenTHerO78614 Год назад

      Well theyre Jewish, so connect the dots

    • @osets2117
      @osets2117 Год назад +9

      It's to get back at the Christian holiday because it's more loved than Hanukkah. These people hate Christmas because they have nobody to celebrate with them

    • @CapnRetro
      @CapnRetro Год назад +5

      The santa from santa inc is the opposite of Saint Nick.
      Here's 2 of the best Christmas movies ever:
      The Nutcracker Prince (1990)
      Mickey's Christmas Carol (1983)

    • @jrr6947
      @jrr6947 Год назад +2

      @@osets2117 Haha, I believe you are right! Spot on.

    • @theceoofbasedandlitswagger2456
      @theceoofbasedandlitswagger2456 Год назад +2

      I had to read that last sentence in AVGN's voice.

  • @patricklukcy13
    @patricklukcy13 Год назад +13

    "A bunch of Hollywood friends hastily made a show but phoned it in when it came to follow-through". Is the entirety of Seth Rogan's filmography.

  • @zerosonicdrive
    @zerosonicdrive Год назад +25

    lest we forget, this show was part of the reason that youtube got rid of the dislike button
    so yeah, i'd say the hate was/is warranted

    • @shorewall
      @shorewall Год назад +5

      I remember the first year of Biden press conferences also being a contributing factor to getting rid of the dislike button. :D

  • @harmonicajay91
    @harmonicajay91 Год назад +133

    The biggest misstep this show made was making Santa an asshole. If they wanted to do something with him, they should have taken a page from the book of Arthur Christmas where Santa (Arthur's dad) is thoughtless and aloof, but not maliciously so. Have Santa realize that he's not as big as he thinks. Have him realize that he could be replaced at any time and that scares him and he turns on Candy because the Board of Directors need their safe and easy mascot. At the end, he and Candy come together and fight against the Board of Directors. That would be an interesting journey. Have Candy realize she's not as good for the role as she thinks she is. She has potential, certainly, but she realizes that the role of Santa requires warmth and kindness and she has to find that inside of her.

    • @HauntakuTV
      @HauntakuTV Год назад +1

      Candy is kind though. You didn't even watch it bro

    • @Jamesgates355
      @Jamesgates355 Год назад +14

      @@HauntakuTVwhen? everything she does she does for herself

    • @HauntakuTV
      @HauntakuTV Год назад +1

      Santa's lack of communication ticks Candy off. She feels like she can't be Santa because she's a woman and that Santa is making up a reasonable excuse to not give her the job EVEN AFTER SHE FREAKING EARNED IT. Goodness me. Like, I understand that he was gonna let her pull the strings behind the scenes BUT HE NEVER FREAKING TOLD HER! Goodness gracious.

    • @HauntakuTV
      @HauntakuTV Год назад +1

      It's frustrating that people always seem to sympathize with the villains (Santa, Cartmann, etc.) People these days don't understand nuance or reading beyond the page.

    • @Jamesgates355
      @Jamesgates355 Год назад +14

      @@HauntakuTV genuinely can't tell if trolling or actually just incredibly stupid

  • @riversgoingnowhere1659
    @riversgoingnowhere1659 Год назад +73

    the way that characters like candy have been done well before is insane, like reagan from inside job is that exact archetype but is written so much better because she has an actual reason why she is the way she is, AND it works with her job and her goals.
    with candy it makes no sense why an elf who wants to be SANTA CLAUS, the embodiment of childhood holiday joy, would be an asshole

  • @Dark_Tale_2077
    @Dark_Tale_2077 Год назад +88

    Worst part is, there is one scene that almost saved this show. Almost made it decent. And they ruined it. The one where Santa tells woman trying to be Santa why she isn't cut out for it but wants her to work behind the scenes and understands her strengths in doing so. She may not be the face, but she will be the one calling the shots. Telling her that she wasn't great with kids but that this other guy is that is what Santa is all about. So he was going to make that guy the face of Santa but let her be the one in charge. It made sense, was well built up and could have actually made this show something. AND WHAT DO THEY DO WITH IT? They have her march off like turning this down was a screw you kind of moment and then dropped the whole thing to make Santa a twist villain. So close to almost being decent and the show completely dropped the ball.

    • @blueflare3848
      @blueflare3848 Год назад +10

      They had the perfect set up for a great and mature scene, and they completely fucked it up.

    • @rsj2877
      @rsj2877 Год назад +18

      And even then, something like that Candy's "Screw your Compromise!" was a more of a panicked, hasted response where she inmediately leaves like running, but the next scene is the two in their respective beds.
      Santa instead of doing crack and shown as a pusher, we drop all of that and instead show him very much Concerned about the company's future, lamenting that his compromise was the best option for all and it was rejected, about putting all the burden on the kid who he proposed as the face and even reconsidering his retirement plans.
      While candy instead is locked up in her bedroom, and actually breaking into tears, because She actually wanted to agree to that compromise, sje realized that Santa was right, but falls into a moment of self loathing because she realizes she was too prideful in that moment to admit that, her pride got in her, way, she is realizing her pride may in fact be her worst enemy.

    • @michaelnettles3059
      @michaelnettles3059 Год назад +8

      ​@@rsj2877 Yes yes yes, brilliant. I was thinking for so long that they still could salvage something if after she walks awayshe undergoes any kind of development.
      Imagine her trying to force herself to like kids. And it fails and she doesn't know why.

    • @catbatrat1760
      @catbatrat1760 Год назад +7

      They didn't just drop the ball, they panicked so hard they yeeted it into the sun.

    • @Aural4444
      @Aural4444 11 месяцев назад +1

      I think you don't realize that this is something that women have had to live throughout history of not giving a name to their work or discovery because the tradition is for it to be a man in the front as a positive image of the patriarchy, and this is an allegory to it.

  • @ther0ach28
    @ther0ach28 Год назад +11

    The fact this show was made by someone who presumably doesn't/has never celebrated Christmas (she's Jewish) explains a lot, honestly

  • @LordDawnWreaver
    @LordDawnWreaver Год назад +5

    the scene i hated most was when candy hit Rudolph jr with her car. That could have been a powerful moment of choice. Instead of letting her anger control her actions she could have saved Rudolph jr despite his insults and hatred. But nooooo... they didn't do that. they instead made her look like a bigger villain then the main Antagonist Santa despite his shady deals and criminal actions. by leaving Rudolph jr to die she look like the villain instead.

  • @timbawden2577
    @timbawden2577 Год назад +41

    Its funny that you mention that the plot sounds workable because it is on its surface level similar to the movie Arthur Christmas, which is actually a good Christmas movie. (Very surface level, like Santa being a big organization rather than a single person really, and Santa-ness being passed from person to person rather than being a singular individual, and the issue of that passing down being the focus of the conflict). Of course, its a sincere Christmas movie and really a totally different genre, but the idea of a similar story working has already been shown to work.

    • @WhirlyBeepBoops
      @WhirlyBeepBoops Год назад +7

      Yeah! Arthur Christmas is what this should have been.
      Or even that Disney special Noelle, while probably not _as_ good as Arthur Christmas, was still a better execution of the whole "I want to be Santa but x tradition is in the way" than Santa Inc.

    • @thedeliveryboy1123
      @thedeliveryboy1123 Год назад +4

      Arthur Christmas actually handles the "logistical vs emotional" side of Santa Inc better (Spoiler below lmao)
      Arthur Christmas has two brothers, one who's really good at managing the operation of delivering gifts, and the other who is clumsy but still cares about children. the whole plot stems from the latter finding out that one child hasn't gotten a present. everyone in the Claus family learns that THAT is what makes Santa, Santa: going to the extremes just to make one child happy
      and then in this show it's just "smart good children bad Minecraft villager noise"

  • @starsuper64
    @starsuper64 Год назад +91

    I can't believe this is the same studio that made Buddy Thunderstruck.
    That was a good show that shows when they are limited to a child audience. They can make something good that isn't just "swear words ha ha"

    • @Hwarming
      @Hwarming Год назад +3

      It's a writing crutch, that and having your characters be assholes for no reason. I'd argue that scat jokes are a crutch too, I liked Buddy Thunderstruck but it did have way too many fart jokes

    • @RedCharizar
      @RedCharizar Год назад +2

      It’s the same studio that made Robot Chicken I don’t know what you expect from them when writing adult shows

    • @pheunithpsychic-watertype9881
      @pheunithpsychic-watertype9881 Год назад

      It's another reason I appreciate eastern media. Their la Guage barely has any curse words at all so you don't have to be inundated with those kinds of crutches

  • @Igloo_king273
    @Igloo_king273 Год назад +55

    The fact that it's stop motion makes it sad because they had more potential than regular animation.

  • @javonyounger5107
    @javonyounger5107 Год назад +19

    I feel the issue is that unlike those other shows this one tries very hard to present Candy as being their good guy.

    • @evenhartwick4422
      @evenhartwick4422 Год назад +1

      thats how these woke people think. they think being cynical and mean spirited about everything is like an enduring trait. like just look how these people behave towards others on twitter.

  • @dukeminty
    @dukeminty Год назад +6

    Everyone keeps forgetting that what makes characters like Bojack and Tony Stark work despite them being such huge assholes is that people constantly hate them. It is made clear that those traits are meant to be overcome, and you root for it to happen

  • @defaulted9485
    @defaulted9485 Год назад +75

    The horrendous script and stop motion makes me wonder if Alexandra Rushfield made the movie to torture their own employee. Stop motion is already as hard as it is.

    • @dinosaysrawr
      @dinosaysrawr Год назад +7

      If anything, it might've been designed to torture Gentiles---which, y'know, fair, cool, but let's put some effort into it, shall we?

    • @NakedOwl501
      @NakedOwl501 Год назад

      I mean she's a talentless hack.

    • @Aging_Casually_Late_Gamer
      @Aging_Casually_Late_Gamer Год назад

      She wrote it because most "progressives" are actually miserable people. And they project that onto all of their work.

    • @shorewall
      @shorewall Год назад +1

      @@dinosaysrawr It's self inflicted torture. You're only tortured as much as you watch it. :D

  • @Toshi554
    @Toshi554 Год назад +28

    I love the reason why Santa didn't chose candy as the new Santa even tho she got more vote than the other dude , the reason was because she isn't good with kids and that is a big part of why Santa is Santa

    • @evenhartwick4422
      @evenhartwick4422 Год назад +3

      exactly its like being a babysitter but hating children like your just in the complete wrong line of work.

  • @AlmightySock
    @AlmightySock Год назад +27

    This is one of those shows where it feels like I want to pause it every 15 seconds to have an hour long criticism about what it just subjected me to

  • @Breezwayman
    @Breezwayman Год назад +70

    This had a similar problem as She-Hulk. They wanted to address women's issues but they couldn't fit a lifetime of microaggressions into a few hours of show. So they overcompensated and made the men the most over the top straw-men they could until it couldn't work.

    • @SilentSavior1263123
      @SilentSavior1263123 Год назад +27

      You also run into a big issue where these types of shows are just cut because the creators and supporters claim any criticism is baseless prejudice. They don't even try to improve them, just call the critics whatever -ist is relevant at the moment.

    • @SamLemont
      @SamLemont Год назад +12

      "lifetime of microaggressions" only women could make up stupid bullshit like that.

    • @MarvinHartmann452
      @MarvinHartmann452 Год назад +12

      Microagressions = rich Liberal women problem.

    • @pillowmint4622
      @pillowmint4622 11 месяцев назад

      @@SilentSavior1263123 as another person in this comment section alluded to, ad hominem fallacies are the main defense of the people who do/make stuff like this. we shouldn't expect them to ever actually try to refute our arguments, only to attack our character.

  • @crystalqueen9711
    @crystalqueen9711 Год назад +25

    Honestly I actually kinda like the idea of Santa Claus being a position that has to be passed down as the actual man's physical health deteriorates, real shame this botched it in every aspect possible

    • @Wicked_Weavile0808
      @Wicked_Weavile0808 Год назад +4

      You'd like Arthur Christmas

    • @Xbalanque84
      @Xbalanque84 11 месяцев назад +1

      I plan on telling my kids the original Saint Nicolas traveled east to Japan, and assumed control of a ninja clan before finally migrating to the North Pole. The Great Claus is a lineal descendant and head of the clan, though he mainly takes an administrative role these days, with "helper" agents scattered across the globe gathering intel on the relative behavior of children over the course of each year. On Christmas Eve, these helpers will receive dead drops from the Great Claus based on that gathered intel, and infiltrate the houses of children in their respective zones to deliver these gifts, sometimes in the guise of the Great Claus himself. These days, though, any sightings of sleighs and reindeer are primarily genjutsu, albeit illusions that deliberately nod to tradition.

  • @silashurd3597
    @silashurd3597 Год назад +27

    How is everyone all of a sudden remembering this movie like 2 years later and now talking about it?? I don’t get it.

    • @Ability-King-KK
      @Ability-King-KK Год назад +27

      It's like an STD. It always comes back in some way.

    • @aquestionablenamee
      @aquestionablenamee Год назад +6

      @@Ability-King-KKwhat a metaphor

    • @riverscuomo7140
      @riverscuomo7140 Год назад +6

      Because the internet's culture is ultimately very rewarding of hate.

    • @silashurd3597
      @silashurd3597 Год назад

      @@Ability-King-KKI see😏

    • @silashurd3597
      @silashurd3597 Год назад

      @@riverscuomo7140that is somehow very true

  • @josephtafur
    @josephtafur Год назад +45

    I didn't watch this movie, however I did see how Seth Rogan Reacted to criticism of this movie on Twitter. My respect for him went out the window after seeing how he responded. Even Chill stoners like him can turn into complete a**holes on Twitter

  • @TheMrSugar
    @TheMrSugar Год назад +55

    Santa Inc is the perfect show if you want a "Reverse Grinch Heart growing" moment. It's THAT bad!
    And I thought the Nazi rats in Nutcracker 3D were bad!

    • @erinlohnas5945
      @erinlohnas5945 Год назад +6

      That movie is at least so silly that it's an enjoyable trainwreck. Santa Inc. is just painful and cringey at every turn.

  • @1805movie
    @1805movie Год назад +15

    Bojack, at least, is a low life who legitimately wants to change, and be a better person. We root for him to make the right decisions despite screwing up and making things worse. And that show frames him as in the wrong whenever he goes too far.
    Candi, and the rest of the characters (on the other hand), are all unlikable, and she's constantly framed as "right" even when she does horrible stuff.

  • @no_fishman9669
    @no_fishman9669 11 месяцев назад +2

    9:43
    Who's going to tell him about the tweet? Cuz it makes this part of the video really ironic and quiet hilarious.
    All i will say is, Viv seems like the person Santa Inc was made for.

  • @dragonlynx9969
    @dragonlynx9969 Год назад +25

    Why couldn't the cartoon be about the fact that Candy is an elf trying to be Santa? Would've been more interesting in my opinion but the execution would've still been terrible, I bet. 😐

    • @blueflare3848
      @blueflare3848 Год назад +2

      I agree. Hell, it could have even worked as a metaphor for her being the first woman Santa, similar to what Zootopia does with Judy being the first bunny cop.

  • @mileslugo6430
    @mileslugo6430 Год назад +33

    It's funny how often adult animation's 1 redeeming factor is their animation.

    • @leroysmith4616
      @leroysmith4616 Год назад +6

      most of the time it isn't adult animation is notorious for how little they care for the animation thus the existance of a billion family guy clones.

    • @mileslugo6430
      @mileslugo6430 Год назад +4

      @@leroysmith4616 fair, I'm talking about the coincidence with Velma. Usually the first Pro I hear from all the reviews and hate watchers is that the animation is amazing.

  • @MMumbles
    @MMumbles Год назад +110

    The worst part is how easily it could have been saved at the end. But no, the performative progression had to come first.

    • @xblade149
      @xblade149 Год назад

      It's not even progression it's just assholes being assholes

    • @GarkKahn
      @GarkKahn Год назад +3

      Yeah i really hate when people fail at something and the only thing they needed to do was just keep breathing and nothing more

    • @MMumbles
      @MMumbles Год назад

      @@GarkKahn can't argue.

  • @kevindolan9
    @kevindolan9 Год назад +3

    What set this apart from being just a regular trash tv show with nothing new or interesting was when I saw the ONE really good scene that got ruined right at the end being Santa’s offer. It was such a thought provoking conversation that showed Santa wasn’t this ignorant jerk (which they completely ruined also..) and candy just tells him off and walks away. What could’ve been a great story about acceptance and compromise turned into an entitled mean spirited tale about how it didn’t matter how unqualified or mean you are just you can forcefully get what you want. It completely takes aspects of Christmas and it’s messages and just flips it completely backwards but not even in a fun way.

  • @invaderpez12
    @invaderpez12 Год назад +4

    And a woman wanting to be Santa could work, like imagine a story where maybe Candy was actually a really friendly kind person and Santa was becoming jaded and cynical. I could see me rooting for her then since maybe Candy cared more about the holiday. But as is, she treats it more like a job.

  • @aeroai
    @aeroai Год назад +56

    Didn't we already get a stop-motion Christmas movie about a woman wanting to be Santa? Like in the seventies?? The Year Without a Santa Claus???
    Why did they greenlight this; the artistic effort was so wasted 🤦

    • @iluvsonicxshadow
      @iluvsonicxshadow Год назад +23

      I love that movie so goddamn much. Mrs. Claus would curbstomp Candy's ass ngl.

    • @dylansharp8471
      @dylansharp8471 Год назад +10

      That was more 5 minutes or something like that.

    • @juandacharroninja
      @juandacharroninja Год назад +3

      For the same reason they greenlit Big Mouth: (Jewish) Nepotism.

    • @scottkrafft6830
      @scottkrafft6830 11 месяцев назад

      @@juandacharroninja You're not allowed to say that word!!!
      But yeah. Why is Candy so stereotypically Jewish-looking? The long, overgrown, curly black hair, the nose... I am not Jewish, but my great great aunt was in Auschwitz. If I were Jewish, I would feel INSULTED.

    • @zarekbeck3358
      @zarekbeck3358 7 месяцев назад

      @@juandacharroninja woah, buddy
      what did you mean by what?

  • @misterzygarde6431
    @misterzygarde6431 Год назад +15

    Apparently this was moved to Tubi of all places. Hell, Tubi has the Flintstones last time I checked

  • @FoxNoctom
    @FoxNoctom Год назад +12

    I like the Design of the Reindeers.
    This concludes the Likable things about this show.

  • @cupocoffee9369
    @cupocoffee9369 Год назад +61

    Honestly Seth rogen and Sarah Silverman are the two biggest hacks in Hollywood, them getting together to make something was inevitably going to be pure cancer.

    • @blenderbanana
      @blenderbanana Год назад +6

      Ehhh. Like any career, they've had ups and downs: and their so imminent, that when their down: everyone notices.

    • @cupocoffee9369
      @cupocoffee9369 Год назад +11

      @@blenderbanana well they used to be pretty talented, I enjoyed most the stuff they acted or va'd in. But now they're both super political and it's what they're "comedy" revolves around now

    • @blenderbanana
      @blenderbanana Год назад +12

      @@cupocoffee9369 it's like their political, but insincere. Like only going through the motions, and only saying enough to register as "left-leaning".
      Their politically lazy, just like their comedy.

    • @katiekreature
      @katiekreature 11 месяцев назад +3

      I genuinely cannot figure out why people think Seth Roger is funny

    • @blenderbanana
      @blenderbanana 11 месяцев назад

      @@katiekreature He's Charismatic. Even his voice. Just the things out of his mouth aren't funny.
      Charming though

  • @Surkk2960
    @Surkk2960 Год назад +30

    I'm starting to realize a lot of animations meant for "mature audiences" are not very mature writing wise.

    • @ashkitt7719
      @ashkitt7719 Год назад +11

      Mature audience basically means twelve year olds and adults with the brains of twelve year olds

    • @sonicfanboy3375
      @sonicfanboy3375 Год назад +11

      I've seen kids cartoons more mature than most of adult shows

    • @ExtremeMadnessX
      @ExtremeMadnessX Год назад +5

      ​@@sonicfanboy3375Avatar The Last Airbender is one of the best examples of this.

    • @ExtremeMadnessX
      @ExtremeMadnessX Год назад +7

      We live in time when media "for children" is more mature than media supposedly for adults...

    • @ashkitt7719
      @ashkitt7719 Год назад +1

      @@ExtremeMadnessX There are some exceptions such as Guillermo del Toro's Pinnochio but a lot of the time "mature" is childish.

  • @FreshDecimate12
    @FreshDecimate12 Год назад +63

    The fact that they actually had a decent plot going in makes it so much worse. I probably would dislike it less if it was just stupid all around, but they HAD good ideas, they just had the worst writers imaginable.

    • @MrSophire
      @MrSophire Год назад +9

      No even the idea was stupid. If the lesson was it should not be about the title but the actions and sprite of the title. Candy would not be a good Santa. She was mean, cynical and hated kids but for her the title was more important. I know a lot of “minority” groups just want the big title only because the “man” is “keeping” it from them. It would have been an interesting story it that was the lesson.

    • @HauntakuTV
      @HauntakuTV Год назад +2

      @@MrSophire She doesn't hate kids. Bro, did you even watch it?

    • @kingofcards9
      @kingofcards9 Год назад +3

      What good ideas?

    • @FreshDecimate12
      @FreshDecimate12 Год назад +6

      @@kingofcards9 I mean what Saberspark said. The idea of having woman be the next in line to become santa, only to be belittled by the powers that be, I feel like you could make great commentary out of that as long as it's not hammered over the head.
      But the show takes a fucking sledgehammer and knocks your teeth out like tom and jerry

    • @MrSophire
      @MrSophire 11 месяцев назад

      @@FreshDecimate12 the problem is this is not the subject matter to do it with, why Santa?

  • @joshuabrien2970
    @joshuabrien2970 Год назад +10

    The only thing i can think of that was a bigger waste of clay then this was that time one of aardmans studios burned down

    • @TheIrreverentUncleAl
      @TheIrreverentUncleAl Год назад +4

      The difference is everyone actually felt bad when it happened to Aardman.

  • @CMBGAMER2018TV
    @CMBGAMER2018TV Год назад +7

    Santa Inc: *labelled the worst Christmas animated movie ever made*
    Rapsittie Street Kids:

    • @LendriMujina
      @LendriMujina Год назад +3

      Rapsittie is at least _entertainingly_ bad. It's so over-the-top in its incompetence that that's where its charm lies.
      Santa Inc is just... _hollow_ bad.

    • @abiscuit614
      @abiscuit614 Год назад

      At least Rsk actually have a good message

    • @CMBGAMER2018TV
      @CMBGAMER2018TV Год назад +5

      @@LendriMujina The grandma is the best character

    • @ashkitt7719
      @ashkitt7719 Год назад +1

      I think Rapsittie seems worse but Santa Inc seems less fun to watch.
      Not unlike Manos the Hands of Fate vs Garbage Pail Kids.

  • @christopherauzenne5023
    @christopherauzenne5023 Год назад +3

    For everyone who saw the Santa speech scene and were completely upset the show rejected it, I highly recommend watching “Arthur Christmas” it basically takes that whole scene and shows what it could have been

  • @Trailbreaker3966
    @Trailbreaker3966 Год назад +13

    This and Velma are the exact personification of a good idea done horribly wrong.
    On the flip side Puss and Boots the last wish is the personification of a Meh idea done perfectly right.
    What is wrong with today’s world…?

    • @NealCamerlengo
      @NealCamerlengo Год назад +2

      The same thing that was wrong with yesterday's world, stupid people that loves to force their beliefs down peoples' throats then demonize them if they don't accept it such as call them names such as communist, socialist, fascist, nazi, unamerican and etc.

  • @tubbymontana7090
    @tubbymontana7090 Год назад +27

    Wow that’s sad the concept seemed good but execution was horrible it’s a shame cause I really liked the animation

  • @superzilla784
    @superzilla784 Год назад +18

    You can really taste the spite from this movie. especially at the speech as to why Candy doesn't have what it takes to be Santa. I get the feeling the writers were turned down from better positions and this is their Get Back.
    With how bad this movie is, I can see why they were turned down. I wouldn't want this shit in my studios either.

  • @tylerscott7567
    @tylerscott7567 Год назад +3

    I saw Just Stop's synopsis of this and SANTA WAS GOING TO GIVER HER THE POSITION OF CEO! She would work everyone from the shadows while the intern played Santa! Wtf!!!

    • @HauntakuTV
      @HauntakuTV Год назад +1

      Santa didn't explain sh*t, so now he gets to eat sh*t

  • @hanakowynne3603
    @hanakowynne3603 Год назад +1

    11:48 "shut up winking charachter, im gonna kill you" saber turned into evil woody there for a second

  • @LunarKn1ght
    @LunarKn1ght Год назад +4

    You had some Jewish people who don't celebrate or understand the Holiday, on record Seth has stated this, trying to make a Christmas movie with a modern "message". Of course they are going to botch it, the best parodies come from people who understand the characters and themes they are making fun of.
    They even went out of their way to insult the critics of the show, Seth Rogan is not a person you want to hire if your show does even slightly bad. He will always make it worse.

  • @171QA
    @171QA Год назад +16

    The animators deserved to work on a better written storyline.

  • @mistertwisty1693
    @mistertwisty1693 Год назад +14

    It's even sadder when you realize that the unlikeable characterization of Candy is actually just Sarah Silverman self-inserting herself. Watch her comedy - that's literally just who she is lol

    • @Xbalanque84
      @Xbalanque84 11 месяцев назад

      What turned her into such a bitter [birthing person]?

    • @A_Username-kt5xi
      @A_Username-kt5xi 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@Xbalanque84Achsuallyyy, more like [female dog]

  • @jameshall1600
    @jameshall1600 Год назад +2

    The old movie 'they live' is a great example of how you can make a character both an asshole and likable. The main character in the movie played by Roddy Piper is pretty much a down on his luck guy who acts very assholeish to those around him even before he finds out the world is ran by aliens. The moment in my opinion that makes him likable is when he begins to recount his past to another character and shares a heartbreaking story about his father which when you look into the real life childhood of Roddy Piper you find out may have been disturbingly autobiographical for him

  • @animegx45
    @animegx45 Год назад +2

    The show almost redeemed itself in the final episode. There was a great scene where Santa decided that Candy wouldn't be Santa, and for a good reason, but still have her as thee most important person in the operation, which was a fair compromise.
    They still fucked it up.

  • @RobKaiser_SQuest
    @RobKaiser_SQuest Год назад +7

    Silverman and Rogen got coal in their stockings for sure the year this was released 😂

  • @bluejediforce
    @bluejediforce Год назад +5

    It's annoying bc visually this looks fantastic, i love stopmotion and the visual designs of these characters actually look good! And then! The writing! Dear fucking god!

  • @BewbsOP
    @BewbsOP Год назад +9

    The best part of this show was when santa gives a perfectly valid and logical reason why she shouldn't be santa, and she's just like "nah fuck you! Patriarchy! I should get everything I want cause I'm a woman and if you don't give it to me, you're a misogynist!" It really shows how the creators actually feel XD It's people who think like that that give feminism a bad name.

    • @ExtremeMadnessX
      @ExtremeMadnessX Год назад +3

      It's like actually sending anti-feminist messages by pretending it to be feministic.

  • @SnakePit6517
    @SnakePit6517 Год назад +3

    I think what truly makes this show rotten to the core is that it takes Christmas, and the holidays in general, this time for love, giving, comfort, and goodwill, things that unify people, and fills it with everything that makes our current day so divisive with no nuisance back it up. It doesn’t help that all the characters are about as appealing as a bad holiday fruit cake. It straight comes across as if the creators hate everything Christmas represents. And when South Park handles what Christmas represents better than you, then you know you failed.

  • @bigo3293
    @bigo3293 10 дней назад +3

    Is it me, or does Rogen have a general vindiction towards any type of goodwill or Christian allegory?
    -Sausage party-vindiction towards the afterlife and extremely nihlist to living in general hedonism.
    -Santa Inc-Trying to demonize the goodwill of man towards a corporate leaning perspective, also general hedonism l
    -That pickle movie i forgot the name to-Once again disdain towards christianity
    It seems that after moving on from his "Dude,weed lmao" phase he's moved on to a nihlist phase.

  • @Ijustusethistocommentstuff
    @Ijustusethistocommentstuff Год назад +3

    1:14 Tubi has some good stuff. I mean, its the only place to watch some Super Sentai and Kamen Rider legally.
    That decreases the odds Toei will EVER license more of them out for english subbing, but that's what fansubs are for.
    God I wish live action Japanese shows would get a competent form of early Crunchyroll (Free w/ads, and comprehensive as all hell in terms of line up. The classics, the new stuff, and everything inbetween. Maybe even with simulsubbing, but that's being too optimistic for Toei specifically.

  • @Joey7Z7Horror
    @Joey7Z7Horror Год назад +10

    Krampus, a Christmas Horror Comedy that is PG-13 is probably a more mature piece of adult-ish Christmas media than this series lol. Then again tho I'm comparing a masterpiece to this

    • @SarafinaSummers
      @SarafinaSummers 11 месяцев назад

      My husband and I quote every Christmas “I just got my ass handed to me by a bunch of Christmas cookies “! 😂

    • @Joey7Z7Horror
      @Joey7Z7Horror 11 месяцев назад

      @@SarafinaSummers that's awesome lol. I was excited to see David Koechner in Final Destination 5 as I loved Krampus before. I had an obsession with the FD franchise all year so David is a classic horror actor icon to me now lol

  • @thedecidueyeguy9146
    @thedecidueyeguy9146 Год назад +8

    This like a Christmas version of Velma (2023) and also do a video on that horrible Warner Bros and Paramount merge possibly.

    • @josephtafur
      @josephtafur Год назад +2

      Warner Bros and Paramount are not merging
      Yet
      Their in talks
      But i highly doubt it's gonna happen

  • @HazardousClim
    @HazardousClim 11 месяцев назад +1

    “What if she thinks she’s handing out candy canes and it’s tampons.” I died. I laughed so hard. Nothing can ever top that. Give this movie all the things

  • @DePhoegonIsle
    @DePhoegonIsle Год назад +1

    You want to know what hit the nail on the head for me.
    .... It was such a forced plot, with the entire 'Santa Workshop' being re-written to include an entire corporate structure that no other narrative has, and that's ignoring the culture of it. It literally made NO sense .. what so ever, to any bigotry... and the only bloody question I have is 'Why'... Why does 'santa' or 'the elf' even give a shit about 'who is the top dog' when the world will only ever say 'Santa Clause' and even if she took off and rocketed the holiday into space... She would still be the faceless dawg wearing the 'santa mask', and the only one who will know her are .... the people who are painfully familiar with the whole process. (Kinda like sparing for top tog for a development studio... where the only name ever shown to anyone is the studio Holder name, and you along with anyone who even partly works with/for are literally unable to even tell or let be known you're in that studio or let it be known it that holder name isn't one person with only a nameless team of helpers)
    You want to know what made Bojack.. Good... EVERYTHING was grounded and made sense... from the overly cheerful friends, to the unreal amounts of different abuses, the traumas... and while some of the stuff was overly contrived, it all made fucking sense.. Bojack made sense as a broken person.. along with everyone else. The story wasn't ... force feed an agenda to fit some super 4th wall narrative and some progressive pockets, all the while the main creators .. .actually LOVED & ENGAGED with the show in the public sphere.

  • @pardontheopinion8679
    @pardontheopinion8679 Год назад +16

    This movie is proof seth rogan is just full of hate, while saying hes fighting against hate.

  • @2011supergamer
    @2011supergamer Год назад +6

    All due respect to the studio, but maybe a Christmas series shouldn't be helmed by people who don't celebrate christmas.
    Like you wouldn't get Rankin Bass to make a Hannukah movie right?

  • @ZaydinTTV
    @ZaydinTTV Год назад +3

    You know, funny thing is that when Santa inevitably doesn't pick Candy as his successor, his logic is fairly reasonable and not because she's a woman: It's because she's bad with kids which is a rather important part of being Santa.
    He even makes an offer that the intern he picked a his successor is the face of the company while Candy herself is the one actually in charge and making all the decisions. She tells him to fuck himself and it's presented like you are supposed to be rooting for her.

  • @BoopaKing
    @BoopaKing Год назад +1

    I remember watching a video talking about a scene that almost could have saved the show singlehandedly if it was done right.
    The dialogue between Candy and Santa about why Candy wasn't chosen is legitimately great.
    But then they fuck it up.

  • @White..Roses1
    @White..Roses1 Год назад

    You should check out “penguin land”. It’s a very chaotic movie about a group of penguins not being able to catch fish, so they decide to build a garden in the Arctic.