<a href="http://www.abeckettking.com/">Alasdair Beckett-King</a>, a comedian who is very English, exhibits the grumpy old man inside all of us once we pass the age of 30 or so. At that point, popular youth culture becomes weird. Or perhaps, to borrow a phrase from <a href="https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/39828-i-ve-come-up-with-a-set-of-rules-that-describe">Douglas Adams</a>, it goes “against the natural order of things.”Were the cartoons of our youth actually that good? They certainly encouraged us to buy toys, as advocated by The Transformers, and villains had preposterous motivations, like on Captain Planet. But we did beat the communists, right?-via <a href="https://www.superpunch.net/2022/03/todays-funny-posts_0430628849.html">Super Punch</a>#AlasdairBeckettKing #cartoonP.S. I’ll save you a Google search. No, Professor Meatdog is not an actual cartoon aired these days. But I’d watch it if it was.

Cartoons These Days Are Bizarre and Unseemly

Gather 'round, children, and delight in a holiday classic, Alasdair Beckett-King's Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Michaelmas.

What, you aren't familiar with Michaelmas? Well, that's the conflict that must be righted! The Spirit of Michaelmas is here to make the holiday come alive again! There have been thinner concepts for a holiday movie, such as the Tim Burton film that mixes halloween and Christmas. This one was brought out to give Alasdair Beckett-King an excuse to channel Tim Burton. In case you are wondering, <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michaelmas">Michaelmas</a> is a feast day celebrated on September 29. It's the feast of St. Michael the Archangel, which makes one wonder how Michael can be both a saint and an angel.#AlasdairBeckettKing #TimBurton #Christmas&nbsp;

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