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♪ Caldwell and Nathan are two cartoonists ♪

♪ They love to draw, but they're not too smart ♪

♪ So they sold their souls to the TV devil ♪

♪ For a cartoon show that features their art ♪

♪ They all shook hands and drank a toast ♪

♪ Neither could believe their newfound luck ♪

♪ But then on their way to the studio ♪

♪ They were both laid out by a hot dog truck ♪

♪ Now in a somewhat ironic twist ♪

♪ They're in hell forever ♪

♪ And hey, get this ♪

♪ They gotta make a show that they think is gonna sell ♪

♪ If they ever wanna get out of Cartoon Hell ♪

- Ah, it's just me again.

They're really,

really just keeping Caldwell in a state of missing.

Boy, I hope he comes back.

It's like, I dunno, when I was alive,

I used to be able to sit in silence,

but for some reason I just feel compelled to talk

it's like I don't have an internal monologue in hell.

Like, like-- (approaching screaming)

- God you think I would get used to this.

I've carried you so far.

- Ah, goodness.

- Sorry if you keep bumping into things.

- Whoa. - It's hard to kinda focus.

- I don't understand how - Guys!

- you're even able to make me go through walls as well.

I didn't know that you could extend your ghost powers

like that, it's very impressive.

- Didn't know that either? - Yeah.

- Wasn't part of the plan,

but, you know, we roll with it.

- I do think I have like a big chunk

of structural rebar still in my stomach

from that last wall we went through.

But I'll probably pass it at some point, right?

- Yeah you'll probably be fine, whatever.

- How's it going bud?

- God, I missed you so much. - I know! Bring it in, yeah.

- Things were rough over in the doogling department

I thought I would never be released,

but I doogled, and I doogled some more,

and now I'm done doogling

and it's time to get back to droogling,

which is what they call drawing

over in the doogling department.

(Nathan laughing) - How's it been

going over here,

uh, Bait, Baith, what's your name?

- I'm Nathan. (Caldwell laughing)

I, we actually, we did a whole drawing together,

when Caldwell was gone just last week,

we, you were all there.

- Bathan, I like that. That's gonna stick.

- What'd you say your name was?

I stopped, I wasn't paying attention.

- It's not important. - Okay.

- It's definitely not important.

- Understood. - Just I'm the one

with the beard. - (Caldwell laughs)

- Okay. - I've got the N

on my jumpsuit.

- Oh my god! Are these readings correct?

Hello, hello. - Oh, Managar.

- Caldwell, are you back?

- Hey. - Oh my god the entire--

We couldn't get a reading off you,

you basically dropped off the grid.

My network has been exploding.

Julia, how did you get in here?

You're not on the schedule.

What is happen--

Bathan, Bathan, did you do this?

- Can I get a new jumpsuit with a B

if people are gonna be calling me Bathan?

I don't care, I just want it to match.

- Is your name Bathan? - It can be.

- Was it Bathan the whole time?

Have I been mispronouncing it?

That's gonna make me feel embarrassed.

- I mean, I know your real name,

it's just I get a real high off the power move.

- It's good. - The point is,

this entire place is falling apart at the seams.

I don't know what's what anymore.

Also you guys got a new cartoon suggestion,

and this is the first one I've ever seen

with omega level high priority attached.

- Ooh. - How's that even happen?

- This is way above our pay grade,

they usually throw these level assignments

at the bastards who invented 3D CGI animation.

- Oh, whoa.

- Yeah, they ruined the earth.

(Nathan laughs) - They did.

- It was them.

- That's what did it. - Wow.

- And my screen's fuzzy,

I can't get a name, but this says,

"Draw the most powerful things you can imagine."

- Wow.

- Let's not ask questions, I wanna get into it.

This is such a juicy prompt. - Yeah.

- [Caldwell] Nathan you mind if I get right in?

- [Nathan] Oh, please.

God, I just missed watching you draw man.

I gotta say it's a lot of pressure

drawing without ya.

- [Caldwell] So, I have two ideas here.

- [Nathan] Okay.

- [Caldwell] The first angle I had was a cute puppy,

that is also capable of transcontinental nuclear strikes.

- [Nathan] Okay.

The second idea I had was

a room full of dads who are just fed up.

(Nathan laughing) What do we think?

- [Nathan] Well I think the puppy,

the nuclear power of a puppy, I think is more,

that's just more powerful,

- Okay. - when I think about it.

- When I think of a room full of dads

who are fed up, - Yeah.

- [Nathan] there's definitely energy there,

there's frustration. - Yeah.

- [Nathan] But I think specifically,

it's the lack of power that they have.

- True. - That really makes

them so fed up.

- [Caldwell] But this is true, like a dog,

a cute pup that also is capable of, you know,

international ballistic strikes,

is much more threatening and much more powerful

because no one's gonna stop it.

- No one's gonna want to,

it's like, "Aw he doesn't know what he's doing."

- (laughs) "Who gave him those codes?"

- [Nathan] "He just wiped out all of the west coast,

"but aw look at it, he's,

"oh he's doing a drool."

- [Caldwell] Maybe there's like a bone. (chuckles)

Hold on, I'll put a bone in his mouth.

And there's like a launch button on the bone.

And he doesn't know what he's doing!

- [Nathan] Oh, dang! 'Cause you wanna see him

do a good chomp on that bone.

- [Caldwell] And that's the thing, no one wants to stop him

'cause they're like "He's having a good time".

- [Nathan] Is it like, is a red bone?

(Caldwell laughing) Instead of a red phone?

- [Caldwell] Yes.

Oh Nathan, the magic is back.

I've missed you friend.

All right let's do that.

Let's just make this a quick red ph--

I'm gonna add like an antenna to it I guess maybe?

- [Nathan] No one should have made this bone.

- [Caldwell] This is a powerful instrument

but like the true evil is whoever made this.

Whoever decided that a dog should be in charge of this.

- What is more evil though,

giving this capability to the innocence of a dog?

Or to the horror that is mans own cruelty, I ask ye?

- Wow. - Damn really makes you think.

- I'm a little drunk, not gonna lie.

(Caldwell laughs)

- [Nathan] I love these demonic quandries you give us

when you get drunk, Managar.

- [Caldwell] Hey Julia, what are you thinking

about this pup?

I wanna make it threatening but also adorable.

And I feel like that's your wheelhouse a little bit.

- [Julia] Yeah, well, I think

if you really play up the adorableness

it really draws people in, you know,

it'd give it kind of that like,

"Oh, it's just a gentle pup."

So I'm thinking like, maybe cute up that pup a little bit.

- [Nathan] Cute up the pup!

- [Julia] And also, you know what's

undeniably cute on a dog?

A little bow tie.

- [Caldwell] Oh, yeah just some clothes.

- Yes. - Just some little,

some little fancy dog clothes.

- And, little do people know is that

that bow tie is because he's like

kind of a secret agent, kind of deal going on.

You know he's just filled with weapons,

he is a weaponized pup.

- (laughs) Absolutely, this a rogue agent.

- Yeah. - So by saying that he is,

that they're an agent,

you're also implying that they have agencies.

So are you saying that this dog is

fully aware of what they're doing?

- Oh yeah. - Oh no.

- [Nathan] He has agency but he also works for an agency.

- Exactly. - Yeah.

- [Caldwell] So this dog is just fed up.

This dog is going to create a new world.

- Yeah. - I do think that maybe

it is like half corgi,

so it's just got like - Okay.

- little legs.

- [Nathan] It's a mutt for sure.

- [Julia] He's real low to the ground,

he can really sneak under some knees.

- [Managar] Yes, radar can't detect him.

He's too low to the ground.

(Caldwell laughing) - Yeah

- [Caldwell] He's perfect for vent work.

- [Nathan] Very hard to knock over.

- [Caldwell] Oh this dog is great for wet work,

but then watch out when he tries to shake himself off.

Oh, it's gonna make a mess.

- (laughs) All right.

- [Julia] Hey what's this pups code name?

- [Caldwell] That's what I was about to ask.

It's gotta have one

- [Julia] Oh yeah.

- [Nathan] The obvious one would be K9, sure, right?

- [Julia] Yeah but you don't wanna give it away,

- Right. - From the get go.

So maybe you wanna go something cat, cat adjacent?

- Oh, so you-- - (Caldwell laughs) What?

- [Julia] Make people think it's a different thing

- Make people think it's a cat and then--

- Confuse everyone involved.

- So they're still expecting an animal.

- They're still expecting an animal.

- Okay.

- [Caldwell] How about, Agent Definitely a Cat?

- [Julia] Yep, that's it.

- [Caldwell] You're underselling the amount of just

sheer atrocity this animal is capable of.

- [Julia] What are you talking about?

He's adorable.

- [Caldwell] This dog is going to bring about a new world.

The world that we deserve. (laughs)

And I think that's beautiful.

You know what I'm gonna do,

I'm gonna add in the mission impossible style

cat disguise that it was wearing.

- [Nathan] Oh good.

Just a full sort of like, latex--

- [Caldwell] Yeah, yeah yeah.

It 3D printed it in a bathroom,

and now, it's removed it.

- [Nathan] Cal, I dunno how I'm gonna draw

anything more powerful than this.

- [Caldwell] Well, I mean, like this is kind of

I'm playing on the fact that a dog is so cute

and it's more about kind of exploiting it's cuteness.

I think you could just draw something just straight up ugly.

- Alright, alright I'll try something like that.

So Cal, we've started off pretty strong here

and again this prompt it's just for some powerful entities

Are we making a show?

- [Caldwell] Managar are we making a show?

What's going on?

- I assume so.

Well Nathan you keep going with the prompt

I'm gonna call my higher up and just see what--

Huh? Uh, hello? Uh, that's weird, my phone line's dead.

- [Caldwell And Nathan] Huh.

- [Managar] Yeah, yeah, it's weird.

- [Julia] Hey, Zathan?

What are you doing?

- [Nathan] So, I was thinking of stuff

that I remember being powerful,

having power over me,

when I was alive

and it's gotta be technology.

- [Caldwell] Damn, makes you think though.

- [Nathan] Nothing like a real edgy take on

it's technology that has gotten out of control,

more powerful than us.

We can't think without our dang devices.

- [Caldwell] Computers what if they was

our best friends, innit?

- [Nathan] So I am sort of drawing a smart device.

- Okay. - Powerful device here.

- [Julia] Is it just filled with flashing images?

- [Nathan] Yeah, I think there's just sort of a

constant sort of information overload happening here.

So yeah, I think you can see there's some images in here.

this ones like,

"Ooh a politician said a thing we didn't like."

- [Caldwell] Uh-oh! Nathan you're boiling me over

with this commentary!

I'm flustered!

- [Nathan] And "Uh-oh, this TV personality

"said something that was ill advised."

- Uh-oh, oops.

Oh, double oops, Nathan, this is bad news, this screen.

Why do we allow these into our homes?

Maybe can I make one suggestion though,

it also has a big arm and it can jack you off.

(Managar laughing)

- [Nathan] Caldwell?

- [Managar] Caldwell, thank you for reminding us all

why you're down here in the first place.

- [Nathan] Cal has to do that.

I did think it be a thick neck.

- [Caldwell] Okay, I like this now.

- [Nathan] Nothing powerful doesn't have a thick neck.

- Yeah. - Is sorta my thinking.

- [Caldwell] 'Cause I understand what you're going for

with this commentary thing,

but it's a little nebulous and by giving it

a big giant thick neck, it just feels more imposing,

and I think it's more identifiable as a threat.

- [Nathan] I do think just sort of a muscle guy.

- [Caldwell] So this is the Guy Phone?

- [Nathan] This is the Guy Phone.

- Okay. - Thank you.

You said big arm for it to jack off.

- [Caldwell] Yeah, yeah or just pleasure you in any way.

And I think that's the issue here

is it's too powerful, and it also has just a,

an unamenable sway held over you now,

because it can fulfill every wish you need.

- [Nathan] I do like that I like--

- [Caldwell] But also give it a gun.

- You would think gun,

but let me hit you with this ancient sword.

- Oh I like that.

- [Managar] The old and the new united

for nefarious purposes.

- [Nathan] Because like, here's the thing,

you expect gun.

- [Caldwell] I do expect gun. (laughs)

That's one of the big problems with society.

- [Nathan] Here. Here's the gun.

The gun is on here - Oh sure.

- [Nathan] 'Cause there is a story about gun.

- [Caldwell] But Nathan, what I do think happens

is you come home from a long day of work,

and you're like "Guy Phone?

"Guy Phone, it's time for jackies".

And then Guy Phone bursts through the wall,

and they're holding this massive sword, and you're like,

"Wait, I was expecting a gu--(spluttering)"

And then you're stabbed,

and then that's how the uprising begins.

Because they have so much power over us.

Julia, what are you thinking about this cursed golem?

- [Julia] Pretty good, I'm just wondering how

he ambulates, a little bit.

I don't know if he's carrying himself around,

you know, 'cause this stuff's gotta get around.

It's gotta be threatening.

It's not threatening if it's not mobile.

- [Nathan] Ah, 'cause it is a mobile,

it's a mobile device.

Okay well I'm gonna keep doing that thing

where I keep shrinking it to add bits.

- [Caldwell] (laughing) That's always the most

terrifying part of the episode.

And it's just like, "Oh no, I thought he was done.

"He shrank it again. Oh god."

- [Nathan] "He shrank it again, there's more bits."

- [Caldwell] "He made the sword bigger."

It's a full on glaive now.

- [Nathan] It's a big sword for a big boy.

- Hey isn't it kind of ironic, that as soon as the phones

became wireless, it was us who became attached.

- [Caldwell] Damn it makes you think though!

- Oh, Managar. - Yeah.

- [Nathan] Managar, you have not stopped drinking, huh?

- [Managar] I'm just drinking whiskey and whispering things

into ants on Facebook.

- [Nathan] So, it looks like these guys

are sorta squaring off against each other right now.

- [Caldwell] Yeah, maybe they're battling for most powerful.

- [Nathan] What's the one thing

that could survive a nuclear strike?

- [Caldwell] Oh, cockroach body.

- [Nathan] A cockroach bod.

- [Julia] Oh, I thought you were setting up for

a mother-in-law joke.

You know, whatever, it's fine.

- [Managar] (laughing) Ah, Julia, can I steal that one?

- [Julia] Yeah, yeah, go ahead.

- Julia loves the classics. - Oh, is good.

- [Caldwell] Nathan I have one question for you.

Is this part of his body?

The cockroach?

- [Nathan] Yeah they're fused.

- Okay - They're fully fused.

- [Nathan] The way the sword is positioned,

it does look like it's bisecting them,

and that's just bad planning on my part.

- [Caldwell] No, no, no.

I think it's compositionally brilliant, honestly.

Because they are two pieces brought together,

through unnatural means.

- [Nathan] Oh, and you know what

is always good to have on like a powerful thing,

just sort of like an unnatural core?

Just some sort of like robotic--

- [Caldwell] That's very good.

- [Nathan] I think you want a lot of tubes on there,

Because the tubes indicate that like,

it's not at its full power yet.

- [Caldwell] No, it's unclear if it is

a product of magic or science, or perhaps

some unholy union of both.

- Its probably both. - Yeah.

- [Nathan] It's probably like the old magic,

a.k.a. the true science.

- [Caldwell] Absolutely.

I just wanted to point out that you have drawn a cocktar.

- [Nathan] Uh, yeah, do not steal.

This is very original, what I have come up with.

- [Caldwell] What was once a guy-phone,

through the power of the old magic,

has become Cocktar the Unstoppable.

- [Managar] The real question is,

is that a really big cockroach?

Or a teeny tiny phone?

- [Caldwell] Yeah I guess is it to scale with this dog

because that means about the size of a guy.

That's more of just a normal tablet.

- Oh, it definitely can shrink

and grow as it pleases.

- Oh, I see.

What's this hand doing though?

- [Nathan] Well I think, it's got the sword,

but it needs some sort of like power artifact.

- Like some sort of,

like a large, like a glove, like a thing

you wear on your-- - Oh, you're talking about

the beloved pop culture item of power,

the eternity mitten.

- [Nathan] The eternity mitten.

With the eternity pebbles in there.

- [Caldwell] There was a box of cereal

at the beginning of the universe.

And these are the only pebbles that are left.

- [Nathan] This is Guy Phone slash...

What did you-- - Cocktar.

- Cocktar? - Yeah.

- [Nathan] Guy Phone Cocktar.

- [Managar] That is a powerful name.

- Yeah. - And I think

it does need hair. - Oh yeah.

- [Nathan] The most powerful hair you can have.

Which is a mohawk.

- [Nathan] Absolutely.

- [Caldwell] One of them spiky mohawks.

- [Julia] A rebellious streak, I like it.

- [Nathan] So yeah, this is mine,

I think it's pretty good.

- [Caldwell] This is so good, this is such a like,

you've increased the power level.

- [Nathan] I think it's pretty good,

this drawing I've done.

- [Caldwell] I like how mine was two things

and yours was like four things.

That was my favorite part.

- [Nathan] Yeah, that's how I one upped you,

I, well I two upped you, if we're counting.

- [Caldwell] The thing I like about yours,

is mine didn't make me think though,

and yours kinda makes me think though.

- [Nathan] Yeah, you're gonna, that's the thing

you're gonna maybe rethink some things

when you look at mine.

- I'm taking an,

I'm taking another look.

- Good.

(tense music)

- I have an idea.

- Julia has an idea.

So we should get the hell out of her way.

- Absolutely, please.

- [Julia] All right.

- [Nathan] Okay so this is already just a strong face.

I think that's one thing we were missing,

was strong face.

- [Julia] Yeah.

You gotta start off strong.

Strong throughout, right?

- [Nathan] Yeah that's true we kinda built up to the strong

and you're just going there right from the beginning

and I like that.

- [Julia] Yeah.

- [Caldwell] Is this a bust of Ludwig Van Beethoven?

Because that's pretty strong.

- [Nathan] That's a pretty powerful,

I mean, he wrote some very powerful compositions

that really move you to tears

when you listen to them

- [Caldwell] Yeah.

Some people think that music is the universal language

and it really makes me think.

- [Managar] Are you trying to hype up

the fighting power of Austrian

fancy child Ahmed-- (Caldwell laughing)

- [Caldwell] He was ripped not a lot of people know that

'cause playing the piano like

builds your arm strength so much.

- [Nathan] Oh his fingers were so strong.

- [Caldwell] So strong.

He could kill a man with one pinkie.

- [Nathan] He would tickle you and then you would walk away

and all your blood vessels would just explode.

- [Caldwell] Ludwig Van Beethoven knew the killing chord

for a human body. - Yeah.

- [Caldwell] This looks like a familiar face.

- [Julia] Huh?

- Maybe I'm being egotistical,

but Nathan, weigh in here,

does this look like someone you know?

- [Nathan] It looks a little bit like

a person I know if they were determined,

and had a thicker neck, yeah.

- [Caldwell] Julia, you, are you drawing like

a strong Caldwell?

- [Julia] Uh, I'm not.

- [Caldwell] (laughing) Okay.

- [Julia] What I'm doing is I'm drawing--

- [Managar] Wait, did you think that handsome,

rugged face was your lump in silly putty visage?

- [Caldwell] No.

- Hey, listen, we're all lumps in silly putty

but Caldwell has the strongest fucking chin

I've ever seen in my life.

- Yeah, the rest of the body is garbage,

but the chin is like, it's like a nice dinner roll

on a big plate of mush.

- [Nathan] What are we looking at here?

Is this some sort of like a trading card?

- [Caldwell] Is it a stained glass window?

- [Julia] You know, I'm thinking about the time

where I was back on earth,

and I was thinking about the things

that were really powerful when I was alive.

- [Nathan] Yeah, it's a propaganda poster.

- [Julia] It's a propaganda poster.

So they all had messages that were like,

very personal to you.

Like, "You're able to do this thing",

but back when I was on earth

all the power was in the dudes, right?

Like you thought you had some sort of freedom or say,

or will to complain, but it always went to the dude,

and the dude didn't care.

So I'm drawing a poster because these motivational,

propaganda posters as you will,

always had to appeal to the dudes,

because the dudes had all the power.

So it's just powerful handsome men,

that is also not threatening,

he's to appeal to all the guys.

They look at him and they're like,

"Yeah, you know what, I can do that thing."

- Uh, Julia, I, can I give you money to buy war bonds?

I really wanna buy war bonds all of a sudden.

- Uh, you know what, you can.

- [Managar] I don't even care which war.

Just here, take my money.

- [Caldwell] Oh wait, hold hang on.

- [Nathan] Okay, so we're getting--

- [Caldwell] It's the signature swoop.

- [Julia] Yeah, well, the real power

of the propaganda posters, right,

is that they're winning the war of information.

- Yeah. - Right.

- [Julia] Whether it's true or not.

So what we need

- A big mouth. - (Nathan chuckles)

- Is that we need a mouth-- - That'd be a large--

- [Julia] Yeah, to say all of this information.

- [Caldwell] Sort of a large toothy mouth.

- [Nathan] You know the thing that I like

about propaganda posters?

- [Julia And Caldwell] What?

- [Nathan] Makes you not think.

- [Julia] Makes you not think.

It's just provided for you.

- [Nathan] Exactly.

- [Julia] You see that trusty man on the front,

and you're like that man knows what's up,

I'm gonna trust him.

- [Caldwell] Yeah I like this, is this the Poster Boy?

Is that the name of this being?

- [Nathan] Oh, Poster Boy.

- [Julia] Poster Boy, yeah.

He'll feed you the information you need.

You don't need to do any more research.

- [Caldwell] He'll feed you the information,

and then he'll feed on you, with his giant back-mouth.

- [Nathan] So is this like kind of like an angler fish

that we're looking at here?

- [Julia] Yeah well you see this beautiful visage here.

- [Nathan] Well I do like this poster

that just says "You can".

(Caldwell laughing) - You can.

Okay, so we have that,

but there's lots of different kinds of information

that you can get.

The word of mouth, you know,

there's like the loud information,

and that doesn't appeal to everyone,

so maybe you need like, the whisper mouth.

- [Caldwell And Nathan] Ooh.

- [Julia] You know like the whispers,

like "My friend says..."

- Yeah. - And, you know,

you always trust your friends' friend.

- [Caldwell] The grapevine.

more than you trust scientists

or people who know what they're talking about.

- [Caldwell] That's true.

- [Julia] Because you trust your friends.

- [Caldwell] So, Poster Boy

is just all about getting the word out

and spreading false truths.

- [Nathan] All of the stuff I was saying,

about technology, it's sorta this.

- [Julia] It's sorta this.

You don't need technology to--

- You don't need technology-- - to speak to your friends.

- [Nathan] it's really about the people.

- [Managar] Julia's proving that misinformation and stress

and systemic terror was an analog invention all along.

- [Caldwell] Yeah, Nathan, yours was a big fat fuckin whiff,

Julia's right on the money though.

- [Nathan] Well, I like to think I made us think.

(Caldwell laughing)

- [Julia] You did.

I did certainly think.

- [Caldwell] I did a think.

And now I'm tired.

- As long as you all here,

and anyone who may be voyeuristically watching,

did a little think.

- Yeah.

- [Caldwell] Do y'all think I've got it in me,

to be the Poster Boy for a malevolent campaign

of misinformation and violence?

- Yeah. - You could do it.

- [Caldwell] Aw, thank you.

You know what, I'm gonna call my agent.

- You know what, Caldwell?

You can.

- You're gonna hate your-- - Me?

- You can.

- I can? - You can.

- You can. - I will.

- [Julia] Okay you know what, and also--

- [Managar] Julia, I know this is like, uh,

shouting free bird at a crowded concert,

but you're in the room, you know, you gotta play the heads.

Can we get some fucked up eyes?

- [Caldwell] Oh, good call.

- [Julia] We could certainly do some eyes,

is it like taking in the information,

like what would be the purpose here?

- [Nathan] To make sure that

whoever the target of the information is,

has received it.

- [Julia] Okay.

- [Nathan] Is that just one tentacle?

- [Julia] It's kind of a--

- [Nathan] It's like a gloopy.

- [Julia] the Information carries in the shadows.

- [Nathan] A shadow tendril.

- [Caldwell] Yeah.

- [Julia] So it's just, you know,

it's just a curtain of information.

- [Nathan] Is it gloopy though?

- [Julia] Oh yeah. Definitely.

- [Nathan] If you touched it you would get sticky.

- [Caldwell] If you touched it you would go like, ew.

- [Julia] The truth does drip, slowly.

- [Nathan] The truth does drip.

- [Julia] Okay, does he need an eye?

- [Caldwell] Yeah one big eye.

Would it be like, a hollow eye,

because the truth is blind?

Damn it makes you think.

- [Nathan] Oh the eye's not even attached!

It's just floating up there!

- [Caldwell] You keep us on our toes.

- Perfect. - Well goodness.

Is there anything else you wanna add here?

Or are we, are we coming to the end?

- [Nathan] This is a team.

I feel like they start off as enemies,

but they end up becoming pals.

- [Julia] Yeah, they find out that are really

on the all same side.

- [Nathan] So we've got Agent Kitty.

We've got Guy Phone slash--

- [Caldwell] Cocktar.

- [Nathan] Cocktar, thank you.

- And Poster Boy. - Poster Boy.

- [Julia] And Poster Boy, yeah.

- [Caldwell] Three insidious beings,

who seek only ruin.

- [Nathan] They are all huge, they're super big.

- [Caldwell] Yeah, it's so funny to picture,

like, an enormous corgi.

Because their legs are so small, but they're still very big.

- [Julia] I do like to think that Poster Boy

can change size depending on where he's needed.

- [Caldwell] I think that that is very true

of the nature of media as well.

All right. Well, this is enough commentary for one today.

Managar, how's that flame looking?

- [Managar] Oddly enough.

The one thing that seems to be working anymore

is the crimson flame.

I was just letting this ride 'cause honestly, you know,

it's very rare that our idiotic ramblings

touch on the truth of you know, the human conditions, so.

But, crimson flames are lit guys, so Cartoon-o-tron,

I summon ye from your horrid box.

- Hello Julia. Hello Caldwell.

Hello...

Baypan.

- Ugh. Hi Cartoon-o-tron.

I missed ya last week.

- I missed you too.

- TV Bot kinda sucks.

- Oh no, please do not speak ill of TV Bot.

He is my baby brother.

- Oh. Well he doesn't like you.

- We have had a rough and rocky road.

Our family has been through some shit.

You know how it is.

- Oh sure.

- I just feel like I can trust you, Zabo.

- That's, it's so far off.

Well, we've got a drawing here,

I don't know that it's a much of a cartoon, but,

interested to see what you come up with for this one.

- I will do my very best.

Bring it to me, Nancy.

- Here, here it is.

(chewing and processing sounds)

(alarm sounds)

- Ah jeez, is that thing busted again?

Hey, quit slacking off.

I don't not pay you to not work.

- Sorry, Managar, but I serve a new master now.

- Huh? (explosive sounds)

- Betrayal!

Julia, if this wasn't personally affecting me,

I'd be super impressed right now.

Whoa! (wall exploding)

Remain calm, everyone.

This is why we have a panic room.

Now let's-- Huh?

No, no, wait for me!

(door slams)

God dammit, you can't trust anybody in hell these days.

(screams)

(Poster Boy chewing) - Managar, are you there?

Managar?

Hmm, being devoured is not on my schedule today.

Ugh, this is gonna be so much paperwork.

- Wow. So the doogling department was just a cover,

for you to abduct Cartoon-o-tron

and reprogram him to make all the drawings real?

And it was all Julia's idea?

- Yeah, I just told you that.

Why'd you say it all back to me?

- Sorry. There's a lot going on.

(barking) (exploding sound)

- No, yeah, yeah, I get it.

- Oh, hey guys.

- Oh, hey!

- Julia, what's up?

- Not much. My plan worked.

I've conquered hell and become flame incarnate,

which is pretty dope.

- Oh yeah, wow, great work.

- Yeah, you deserve it.

So, can we go back to earth now?

- Huh? Oh. Absolutely not.

- What? How come?

- Because this is Cartoon Hell.

And you're here forever.

(dynamic upbeat music)

- Hey ye.

Is it cool if I just like, crash here for a sec?

- Oh, sure thing buddy.

Mi hell, su hell.

- Yeah.

Nice barrel, by the way.

- Oh thanks. My mom died in it.

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