Schedules for the weebl and bob ep's?

[BillyTheBubble]

is there a certain schedule for each ep? :notworthy :weebl:

[Nuclear Spoon]

No there isn't. I'm sure you'd rather Weebl spent more effort on his episodes than rushing a crappy one out each week.

[Tiggs]

I seem to remember weebl saying that he aims to do an episode every 2 weeks, but that can slip depending on how much other work he has to do.

[Tony Blair]

Usually it’s every two weeks, but this is very flexible. Aside from these cartoons Weebl does a lot of other non-Weebl related animation work, e.g. badgers. There should be plenty of things about on the site to quench your animation thirst.

Magic

[moovok]

He did ask us once, "more frequent, less animation" or "less frequent but longer animation". We said quality rather than quantity was the general consensus, so everytime a W&B toon appears it's like a ray of sunshine, or closer to a cool new little gift I can feast my eyes upon :)

[Destrukto]

Most of the time it's once every two weeks, but if there is an idea that needs extra work it will be longer.

[Nicodemus]

I, too, like the longer wait for a longer, more in-depth episode. It lets W&B keep it's mystique, it paces the creativity of the writers so they don't end up having to overdo old ideas, and will end up keeping it fresh longer. And, like moovok said, when one comes out, it's like "YAY!" instead of "Oh." :)

[Preasure]

Yeah, I prefer better episodes instead of more frequent ones. But the wait for the last one did get me a bit impatient. Still, it was worth it.

[Chavvy]

It depends on the amount of gin imbibed.

[Soma]

Well the cartoons are Weebl's art, so whatever floats his boat really. It's possible to create a great one in a short amount of time and a not-so-great one over a longer period.

Myself: I'd rather not see one that's been rushed, but however long it takes doesn't matter as long as it's funny. But if time is needed to make something worth watching then so be it, I'm nto one to get too impatient.

[moovok]

I think the writing team of Skoo & Weebl are perfect together, I wonder what things would be like if Weebl had chosen someone else... though the first Skoo episode "that's a great piece of ass" still makes me smile when I remember the W&B DVD, which is still available folks :D


So too is Paperback Writer, nothing to do with W&B but hey, since I'm advertising one...

[BillyTheBubble]

No there isn't. I'm sure you'd rather Weebl spent more effort on his episodes than rushing a crappy one out each week.

Of course! Wouldnt like the ep's to be anything crappy:)