Fox taps Andy Richter to host a live weekly Animation Domination recap show

[Ubiquitous]

The Conan sidekick will host Anidom Beyond Show on social broadcasting
platform Caffeine starting Sunday at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT. The hourlong
program will feature interviews with the cast and crew of Fox animated series
The Simpsons, Family Guy, Bob's Burgers, Bless the Harts, Duncanville and
more. Viewers will be able to interact live with Richter via Caffeine's user
interface platform. "I love animation, and I love working in animation doing
cartoon voices," says Richter. "And now with this recap show, I plan to
become the Barbara Walters of animation interview shows." Fox Entertainment
president Michael Thorn adds: "Animation Domination enjoys one of
television's most loyal followings, with its cultural influence reaching far
beyond the linear world and deep into the digital universe. With Andy at the
helm, the Anidom Beyond Show will even further extend our brand's legacy by
introducing it to a new legion of fans in a fun and innovative way."

[What's the deal with all these "after shows"?]

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to see the president fail and to call every administration misstep a fiasco
risk letting their partisanship blind them to the demands not only of civic
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[Dave Van Domelen]

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[What's the deal with all these "after shows"?]

The content owners want to control, or at least influence, the narrative
when it comes to fan discussion of the content. One way to do that is to get
in there on social media and interact with the fans directly. This can suck
pretty hard. So they broadcast their side of the discussion and let it get
into social media without having to wade through the sludge as much. (Some
shows are likely totally hands off, just let the hosts and guests say what
they want...the appearance of engagement and getting people talking is more
important than a specific viewpoint.)

Dave Van Domelen, expects that "after shows" are also super cheap to
produce but get a significant fraction of the viewers from the shows
themselves.

[Terrence Briggs]

Post by Ubiquitous
The Conan sidekick will host Anidom Beyond Show on social broadcasting
platform Caffeine starting Sunday at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT. The hourlong
program will feature interviews with the cast and crew of Fox animated series
The Simpsons, Family Guy, Bob's Burgers, Bless the Harts, Duncanville and
more. Viewers will be able to interact live with Richter via Caffeine's user
interface platform. "I love animation, and I love working in animation doing
cartoon voices," says Richter. "And now with this recap show, I plan to
become the Barbara Walters of animation interview shows." Fox Entertainment
president Michael Thorn adds: "Animation Domination enjoys one of
television's most loyal followings, with its cultural influence reaching far
beyond the linear world and deep into the digital universe. With Andy at the
helm, the Anidom Beyond Show will even further extend our brand's legacy by
introducing it to a new legion of fans in a fun and innovative way."
[What's the deal with all these "after shows"?]

Dave already addresses this in his post. It strikes me as #content tht is arguably more profitable (in terms of attention dollars) than just doing commentary tracks on physical media. Which consumers presumably don't buy anymore.

It sort of makes sense, when you consider how much #content is done prior to a shows release. Why not add some more creator-driven #content AFTER the release?

Terrence Briggs, who accidentally discovered that USENET is still archived on Google Groups. When are we gonna see that Stadia integration, y'all?

[Terrence Briggs]

ONE MORE THING...

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Post by Ubiquitous
The Conan sidekick will host Anidom Beyond Show on social broadcasting
platform Caffeine starting Sunday at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT. The hourlong
program will feature interviews with the cast and crew of Fox animated series
The Simpsons, Family Guy, Bob's Burgers, Bless the Harts, Duncanville and
more. Viewers will be able to interact live with Richter via Caffeine's user
interface platform. "I love animation, and I love working in animation doing
cartoon voices," says Richter. "And now with this recap show, I plan to
become the Barbara Walters of animation interview shows." Fox Entertainment
president Michael Thorn adds: "Animation Domination enjoys one of
television's most loyal followings, with its cultural influence reaching far
beyond the linear world and deep into the digital universe. With Andy at the
helm, the Anidom Beyond Show will even further extend our brand's legacy by
introducing it to a new legion of fans in a fun and innovative way."
[What's the deal with all these "after shows"?]

Dave already addresses this in his post. It strikes me as #content tht is arguably more profitable (in terms of attention dollars) than just doing commentary tracks on physical media. Which consumers presumably don't buy anymore.
It sort of makes sense, when you consider how much #content is done prior to a shows release. Why not add some more creator-driven #content AFTER the release?
Terrence Briggs, who accidentally discovered that USENET is still archived on Google Groups. When are we gonna see that Stadia integration, y'all?

Remember how Korrasami was explained on the Internet after the Korra finale aired? Nowadays, that sort of thing would either be part of an aftershow, or a podcast. New era.

Terrence Briggs, who would have LOVED to see an aftershow podcast for that Killing Joke animated flick, just to see what the heck they THOUGHT the finished product was.

[Ted Nolan <tednolan>]

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ONE MORE THING...

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Post by Ubiquitous
The Conan sidekick will host Anidom Beyond Show on social broadcasting
platform Caffeine starting Sunday at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT. The hourlong
program will feature interviews with the cast and crew of Fox

animated series

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The Simpsons, Family Guy, Bob's Burgers, Bless the Harts, Duncanville and
more. Viewers will be able to interact live with Richter via

Caffeine's user

Post by Terrence Briggs

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interface platform. "I love animation, and I love working in

animation doing

Post by Terrence Briggs

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cartoon voices," says Richter. "And now with this recap show, I plan to
become the Barbara Walters of animation interview shows." Fox Entertainment
president Michael Thorn adds: "Animation Domination enjoys one of
television's most loyal followings, with its cultural influence

reaching far

Post by Terrence Briggs

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beyond the linear world and deep into the digital universe. With

Andy at the

Post by Terrence Briggs

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helm, the Anidom Beyond Show will even further extend our brand's legacy by
introducing it to a new legion of fans in a fun and innovative way."
[What's the deal with all these "after shows"?]

Dave already addresses this in his post. It strikes me as #content tht

is arguably more profitable (in terms of attention dollars) than just
doing commentary tracks on physical media. Which consumers presumably
don't buy anymore.

Post by Terrence Briggs
It sort of makes sense, when you consider how much #content is done

prior to a shows release. Why not add some more creator-driven #content
AFTER the release?

Post by Terrence Briggs
Terrence Briggs, who accidentally discovered that USENET is still

archived on Google Groups. When are we gonna see that Stadia
integration, y'all?
Remember how Korrasami was explained on the Internet after the Korra
finale aired? Nowadays, that sort of thing would either be part of an
aftershow, or a podcast. New era.
Terrence Briggs, who would have LOVED to see an aftershow podcast for
that Killing Joke animated flick, just to see what the heck they THOUGHT
the finished product was.

I caught that in the theater on Fathom Events. I thought the Mark
Hamil featurette was nice. I admit to being underwhelmed
by the actual movie.

[Paul S Person]

On Sat, 18 Apr 2020 19:45:48 -0700 (PDT), Terrence Briggs

Post by Terrence Briggs
ONE MORE THING...

Post by Terrence Briggs

Post by Ubiquitous
The Conan sidekick will host Anidom Beyond Show on social broadcasting
platform Caffeine starting Sunday at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT. The hourlong
program will feature interviews with the cast and crew of Fox animated series
The Simpsons, Family Guy, Bob's Burgers, Bless the Harts, Duncanville and
more. Viewers will be able to interact live with Richter via Caffeine's user
interface platform. "I love animation, and I love working in animation doing
cartoon voices," says Richter. "And now with this recap show, I plan to
become the Barbara Walters of animation interview shows." Fox Entertainment
president Michael Thorn adds: "Animation Domination enjoys one of
television's most loyal followings, with its cultural influence reaching far
beyond the linear world and deep into the digital universe. With Andy at the
helm, the Anidom Beyond Show will even further extend our brand's legacy by
introducing it to a new legion of fans in a fun and innovative way."
[What's the deal with all these "after shows"?]

Dave already addresses this in his post. It strikes me as #content tht is arguably more profitable (in terms of attention dollars) than just doing commentary tracks on physical media. Which consumers presumably don't buy anymore.
It sort of makes sense, when you consider how much #content is done prior to a shows release. Why not add some more creator-driven #content AFTER the release?
Terrence Briggs, who accidentally discovered that USENET is still archived on Google Groups. When are we gonna see that Stadia integration, y'all?

Remember how Korrasami was explained on the Internet after the Korra finale aired? Nowadays, that sort of thing would either be part of an aftershow, or a podcast. New era.

I can remember when TV regularly had programs about upcoming movies.
It's nice to see that the tradition continues, in some form, whether
before or after they are released (or escape, depending).

Post by Terrence Briggs
Terrence Briggs, who would have LOVED to see an aftershow podcast for that Killing Joke animated flick, just to see what the heck they THOUGHT the finished product was.

Yes, it was rather ... lame.

Since they clearly /can/ produce good animated Batman films, I wonder
if they thought doing an R-rated one meant they could slack off on the
actual story.

[Your Name]

Post by Paul S Person
On Sat, 18 Apr 2020 19:45:48 -0700 (PDT), Terrence Briggs

Post by Terrence Briggs
ONE MORE THING...

Post by Terrence Briggs

Post by Ubiquitous
The Conan sidekick will host Anidom Beyond Show on social broadcasting
platform Caffeine starting Sunday at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT. The hourlong
program will feature interviews with the cast and crew of Fox animated
series The Simpsons, Family Guy, Bob's Burgers, Bless the Harts,
Duncanville and more. Viewers will be able to interact live with
Richter via Caffeine's user interface platform. "I love animation, and
I love working in animation doing cartoon voices," says Richter. "And
now with this recap show, I plan to become the Barbara Walters of
animation interview shows." Fox Entertainment president Michael Thorn
adds: "Animation Domination enjoys one of television's most loyal
followings, with its cultural influence reaching far beyond the linear
world and deep into the digital universe. With Andy at the helm, the
Anidom Beyond Show will even further extend our brand's legacy by
introducing it to a new legion of fans in a fun and innovative way."
[What's the deal with all these "after shows"?]

Dave already addresses this in his post. It strikes me as #content tht
is arguably more profitable (in terms of attention dollars) than just
doing commentary tracks on physical media. Which consumers presumably
don't buy anymore.
It sort of makes sense, when you consider how much #content is done
prior to a shows release. Why not add some more creator-driven #content
AFTER the release?
Terrence Briggs, who accidentally discovered that USENET is still
archived on Google Groups. When are we gonna see that Stadia
integration, y'all?

Remember how Korrasami was explained on the Internet after the Korra
finale aired? Nowadays, that sort of thing would either be part of an
aftershow, or a podcast. New era.

I can remember when TV regularly had programs about upcoming movies.
It's nice to see that the tradition continues, in some form, whether
before or after they are released (or escape, depending).

<snip>

The BBC still makes a show called 'Talking Movies' which "presents the
latest news, reviews and updates from the world of cinema including
Hollywood blockbusters, documentaries and global cinema." It is
available on BBC World News (available as a Sky TV channel here in New
Zealand) and apparently BBC America.