Likely because the producers were (foolishly) pushing for something slightly dark and edgy with the show, David Shiner ended up playing the Cat as slightly villainous. Given that the show only played six months, it clearly didn't work.
@@coasterjudge well I don't see it that way. I mean it's hard to explain how I see it but I don't see it as villainous. Especially because he's the shows narrator. And a narrator who's the villain dosent work unless it's for something like a comedy sketch: ruclips.net/video/ra2PxPTv5Fk/видео.htmlsi=YJkU-lKv7G9EWRsa
Rosie O' Donnell version: ruclips.net/video/738EoWB8ap4/видео.html
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Um, why is he so terrifying? Yikes.
Likely because the producers were (foolishly) pushing for something slightly dark and edgy with the show, David Shiner ended up playing the Cat as slightly villainous. Given that the show only played six months, it clearly didn't work.
@@coasterjudge well I don't see it that way. I mean it's hard to explain how I see it but I don't see it as villainous. Especially because he's the shows narrator. And a narrator who's the villain dosent work unless it's for something like a comedy sketch: ruclips.net/video/ra2PxPTv5Fk/видео.htmlsi=YJkU-lKv7G9EWRsa
@@christianryan7207 It may not come across that way, but David Shiner has explicitly stated that's what he was going for.
@@coasterjudge it was? Oh. O-oh my. Where did you even hear that?
@@christianryan7207 If I'm remembering correctly, it was mentioned in the Seussical Episode of Waiting In The Wings.