Dennis Nedry: Book Vs Movie, Pt 1

[@mjohnsimon1337]

In the book, you kinda feel bad for Nedry. Sure he caused Jurassic Park to fail, but that was never the plan and he sure as hell didn't deserve to die in such a gruesome way. InGen and Hammond really did screw him over and by going after his other clients they ensured he was stuck with them. The plan (in the novel) was to shut down the security system, grab the embryos, meet the worker at the docks, and be back all within a few minutes. Going smoothly, no one would ever have suspected a thing and he'd get the money that should've been paid to him all while sticking it to Hammond (who was a major jerk in the books).

[@flightlesslord2688]

Indeed, a sympathetic villain, subject to an unfortunate fate against a brutal predator who didn't care for how sympathetic he was lol

[@depressedrocksenjoyer9472]

​@@flightlesslord2688 true but still Hammond got what he had coming

[@TheDinoFax]

Honestly, Nedry was right, it WAS a good plan. He wasn't trying to hurt anyone but Hammond. But lady luck was not on his side. He was still wrong for it, but I can't say I wouldn't do the same.

[@mjohnsimon1337]

@@TheDinoFax I'm no programmer, but I think it's safe to say that we've all had some sort of bad work experience to the point where if some dude with a briefcase full of money showed up and offered an exchange _and_ a way to get some minor payback at our employers, we would've taken it in a heartbeat. That's kinda how I think of Nedry. Nedry could've been any of us who got caught in a bad position and wanted some way out. ... Except his way out was through the teeth of a Dilophosaurus...

[@charlottewalnut3118]

@@TheDinoFax I mean I can tell you like five reasons why that plane was a bad idea three of which involve the person who he was selling these embryos to does he know what they’re going to do with them and does he know whether or not they’re going to squeal if they get caught with those because if they start singing like a canary to avoid getting the clamps put on them the Nedry might wind up with a worse fate than just being eaten by a dinosaur

[@andreavasquez4355]

I think they sort of alluded to this when Nedry said, " Don't get cheap on me; That was Hammond's mistake."

[@applescruff1969]

It was more than that in the novel, though.

[@andreavasquez4355]

@@applescruff1969 I should try reading it.

[@jacobjohnson8635]

Definitely a good read, and yeah in the movie it is suggested that Nedry needed more money(or maybe that Nedry was just trying to deceive Hammond into giving him a raise). However it’s heavily implied that Nedry in the movie that he is just greedy and that any financial problems he may or may not have were a result of his own poor decisions/mistakes. In the novel, however, Nedry was well and truly screwed over by Hammond and Ingen. He is overworked, underpaid(at least in relation to the amount of work Ingen expects from him), and almost forced into staying employed under Hammond. So Nedry is a lot more likable/relatable than his movie counterpart and I would argue smarter considering he recorded his conversation with Dodgson about the plan in case he tried to screw him over like Hammond did.

[@outdoorscholar6016]

@@jacobjohnson8635 I could’ve swore that once Nedry found out that it was a theme park full of dinosaurs, that’s when he started demanding more money because he knew he was sitting on a gold mine.

[@mik3yc4li10]

As someone who does coding and IT work for a living, and reading what he had to undertake, you can see why he was so disgruntled and understandably asked for more accommodation and transparency. In short, imagine trying to build a Lego set that theoretically you know how to build off of memory alone; now try building it blind folded, doubling the size and all the while they are asking you to change and add more parts to the build with pieces you never worked with before, mind you WHILE BLINDFOLDED for the SAME PAY. Not saying what he did was right or warranted, or that he's even a good guy but they backed him into a corner after continual ridiculous conditions due to "Hammond's lack of care and understanding for what was being asked and done", hence the general theme of Jurassic Park itself.

[@mik3yc4li10]

@levichicwown9760 the book has a far worse way to go...

[@thelordofthelostbraincells]

Nedry in the book: Moral of the story, *PAY YOUR F#**#KING** EMPLOYEES AND DONT BE GREEDY TO THEM!!!*

[@Setayek]

i like the KING in the fucking part

[@thelordofthelostbraincells]

@@Setayek who's the king?

[@Setayek]

@@thelordofthelostbraincells you wrote F##KING and it's displayed as #KING in my screen. in a way it sounded like, "PAY YOUR KING EMPLOYEES...". what a twist...

[@thelordofthelostbraincells]

@@Setayek oh, no that's because for some reason it started at the second #

[@ZombossGamingChannel]

PAY YOUR F##GangamStyle EMPLOYEES AND DONT BE GREEDY TO THEM!!!

[@PrestonK_Productions]

In the movies, Hammond was Walt Disney (the public figure). In the novels, Hammond was Walt Disney (the actual person).

[@73NSH1]

I don't know what did Walt Disney did wrong in life, was he like Kanye west?

[@gatewaybois]

@@73NSH1 exactly

[@73NSH1]

@@gatewaybois Oh god holy sht didn't know he was so effed up

[@gatewaybois]

@@73NSH1 no i was agreeing with you with the question

[@gatewaybois]

@@73NSH1 I don’t know either

[@Corporal_Coyote]

You know, all he'd need is just 1 of those letters and hed have damn good grounds for a defamation of character lawsuit

[@TheDinoFax]

This would be a fantastic idea. I'm not sure how they told him, I had always assumed they called him to tell him.

[@8brahmanas8]

Lawsuits cost money and Hammond had more

[@laurapruitt2129]

​@@8brahmanas8 except that does not matter in cases like this against employers. Those types of cases are often very easy to win at court. People just fear the money aspect and back down.

[@QaDri93]

I will not get drawn into another financial debate with you, Dennis. I really will not!

[@AnonTDegenerate]

​@@QaDri93what do you mean "another"?

[@loganb7059]

Also in the book, the park was probably going to fail anyway because there were dinosaurs breeding and moving around the island already. They even had compies escape to the mainland, who promptly ate a baby. The park in the book was doomed from the start. The park in the movie could have worked had nedry not done his thing. Or if they had just euthanized the raptors like sane people would. Like seriously, the raptors already ate a guy and they are practically impossible to display to the public due to their malicious intelligence seen in the movie.

[@nathangreene1149]

Well blue and the pack are the only exception but you are correct sadly.

[@GunsAndAmmo3]

Yeah the first 5 chapters with dinosaurs eating babies is wild

[@tinycrow8119]

​@@nathangreene1149 Even blue and her pack weren't kept on display in the public. They were part of a top secret called IBRIS and were kept in the restricted area.

[@thatguywhoanimids]

Jesus Christ

[@angelfox8]

Also in several paragraphs in the book it describes him as college-aged referred to him as a kid several times and as having a fat but boyish face so he's seems a lot younger than he's depicted in the movie

[@MegaFinalRound]

The movie producers took the *fat* part literally when casting for Nedry!

[@Trollgernautt]

@@MegaFinalRound crazy that if a characters is black or white or asian and is racebent everybody loses their minds, but if the character was described fat and played by a fat actor "Wow, they took it literally". Alan is described as a large man, with the chest in the shape of a barrel, I don't think Sam Neil fits that description, but oh yeah, he's a main character, god forbids he's anywhere near fat, it's not like 40% of adult americans are obese...

[@duxi1693]

Gnarly reminder to always keep a paper trail when talking to HR

[@TheDinoFax]

Honestly this is some of the best advice. Leave a paper trail for everything if you can. Long as you aint doing anything shady you'll be g

[@lightexpelsdarkness5188]

Book Hammon: Arshole. Movie Hammon: Crazy but loveable old man.

[@TeamCap623]

That was definitely the best one of the changes from the book in my opinion.

[@arcrisgonzaga7324]

@@TeamCap623 I agree!

[@circuits17nightmare28]

I think they were originally going to have Hammond similar to how he is in the book but decided against it because they found his actor too lovable. I could be wrong

[@tincat1677]

in the book, the way the dilophisaur blinded him with acid and mercilessly ripped him apart, putting his intestine in his arms so gruesomely was so well written

[@GunsAndAmmo3]

That's basically what happened in the movie although they can't show that and keep it pg13

[@tincat1677]

@@GunsAndAmmo3 ya not to mention the comsponathus that literally bit a chunk of a babies face off

[@GunsAndAmmo3]

I thought it took off its foot? i dont remember anything about a compy taking off a baby's face@@tincat1677

[@nexusinc.4367]

I really like how in the games Ingen is an evil org who actively sabotages tou, but also you are expected to do what they say or you fail the game

[@cristianosdoujinshicorner9109]

Gennaro is the one they really did dirty: Book: is ripped, punches raptors in the face Film: dies crying on a toilet

[@crazzycreeper8789]

It's Hammond, hes the true villain in the story

[@godzillagurus576]

weird how i consider humans such as like hammond, wu, ingen and biosyn villains than indominus and indo raptor

[@onedarnsandyboi1844]

Its because they chose to be evil when the dinosaurs had no choice and were born into it

[@crazzycreeper8789]

@@godzillagurus576 Well the hybrids went insane and where suffering what else whould any intelligent animal do in that situation.

[@FlipperTitan]

@@godzillagurus576 Not weird at all. The Indominus was put in the dark, not knowing anything of life, so it didn't know what to do other than follow its instincts. The Indo Raptor was trained for months and knew nothing but how to kill. Hammond treated his employees horrible, he was selfish and wrapped in money and dreams. Wu knew that what he was doing was wrong, but he couldn't resist the idea of being a famed scientist. InGen was a greedy company who did anything to get ahead in every field possible. So yeah, it makes perfect sense.

[@jorgealexisromero1645]

As a programmer i can understand his position.

[@winningjungle5211]

You should make a video/ series of you reading the Jurassic park books

[@MLePook]

Agreed we need him to do this

[@nd_king]

Yeah he absolutely should

[@weallstilldie]

Horror ASMR lmao

[@adamsaldana5462]

It is incredible how amazing the book is. It is a hard read both in a scientific level, and a pure horror aspect. The movies are amazing in their own regard, but the book is gold on another level

[@darkmatterhafnium1522]

Nerdy wasn’t the only character largely changed in motives / personality from book to movie. That one greedy lawyer guy who got eaten in the toilet in the movie punched a raptor and survived in the book

[@tastypastry04gaming91]

I found this channel because of my love for dinosaurs and dino media keep up the good work my guy

[@figlet6427]

Man changing the frustrated fucked over employee into the selfish main villain is definitely one of the moves of all time🤡

[@c-monster3862]

In the novel nedry was also a lot younger than he was in the film, which kind of makes his death more tragic. In the film I think it showed that nedry was disgruntled with how he was treated, but in the novels I’m pretty sure it’s explored a bit more.

[@bruhmoment6709]

"This reminds me of that time i ran as a project manager for a dinosaur theme park." -Petah

[@applescruff1969]

It's things like these that makes me want a mini-series adaptation of the novel that's more faithful than the films. They could call it "Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park" or something like that.

[@thedukeofchutney468]

I’ve read both and the movie is better. Honestly the book feels more like a first draft of the movie than anything else. Spielberg got the rights to the movie before the book was even published as he was friends with Crichton, and Crichton in turn helped write script and was involved with the film. So what you are seeing on screen is Michal Crichton’s Jurassic Park. Honestly aside from Nedry most of the characters in the film are BETTER than in the novel.

[@applescruff1969]

@@thedukeofchutney468 It feels like that because Michael Crichton did indeed originally write it as a screenplay in the early 80's. However, interest in it was...lacking, to say the least. After almost a decade of no interest, he decided to turn it into a novel. The irony is, of course, the novel became a bestseller and then interest in making a film finally started.

[@Sansthebadtimebringer]

"Oh, your not like one of your big brothers, your not so bad"-dennis nedry

[@Mrsnicklefritz]

you inspired me to read the books after i watched your breakdown of Denis's death. the books were amazing but i cant help but love the books story but doctor grants personality from the movie. if we would have got to see the river scene with the kids (movie) grant and the rex in the movie i think it would have made it that much better. the tension in the river chase was amazing. not to mention that they had to sneak by the sleeping rex which wasn't a thought till the second movie. i also love the book version of Malcom especially in the second book. also the book scene where ely is bating the raptors but they are baiting her is amazing. i also would have preferred john to have been more like the book version.

[@darth_blood6362]

I'm a huge geek dinosaur I don't remember the last time I actually read the novel but i think his death was way more brutal because in the novel the deaths are way more gruesome then the movies

[@levidebnar5501]

Oh yea, his death in the book was more gory.

[@no1bandfan]

His system kept count of the dinosaurs. They were so scared of losing any dinosaurs they always had the tallies set to how many they were expecting. When grant figures out the problem with their genetic modification to the dinosaurs he told them to search for more dinosaurs. At first the computer spit out an error and Hammond was like “See you’re wrong!” Then the computer told them how many dinosaurs there were and there was about a hundred extra dinosaurs on the island than they had released.

[@basedbattledroid3507]

It hits so hard in the book how Nedry was described trying to wipe the spit and mud out of his eyes only to realise it was dry and he'd gone blind, not to mention the Dilophosaurus spit in the movie is basically harmless but it was corrosive in the book and it made everything more painful

[@spaghetti2777]

Yeah, in the books, nedry wasnt the villain, hammond was. And hammond got one of the most gruesome deaths

[@ScumsaveChris]

He was disgruntled because he did not get the money he was owed. They screwed him so he made the best of a bad situation. He is the working man embodied.

[@brucewayne1269]

Facts! 😅 The book makes him seem like a legit nice guy like he belongs in a sitcom as a Mailman 😂

[@TeamCap623]

NEWMAN!!!!!!

[@powerhouseexotics]

In the book he also had plans on returning to reboot the park after he delivered the embryos

[@Rivers_Cuomo_From_Weezer]

Nedry in the movie is more enjoyable however has a shallow character really just motivated by greed. In the books he's not nearly as funny but has more of a character

[@Jurassicworldwoffan]

How people know Dennis:jurassic park How I know Dennis:NUH UH UH YOU DID’NT SAY THE MAGIC WORD

[@How-dare-you-diss-my-cheese]

How I know dennis:lego jurassic world

[@tulsibeepat3453]

If Hammond simply paid the guy and blacklist him with his customers can't blame him in the books

[@bobmcbob49]

The book version is as realistic of an IT job as it gets

[@Jim_n_the_wilds]

He's litterally dealing with the shit I'm dealing with now. That's hilarious

[@thatgrumpychick4928]

If Hammond had treated his employees decently so much Wouldn't have happened

[@Seth-Halo]

One of my favorite little things in the book was that iirc, Biosyn thought Ingen was making miniturized dinosaurs to be sold as pets that would require being fed food created specifically by Ingen

[@Nazo-kage]

In the movie, while he is portrayed as a greedy character. They also still passively mention why he’s greedy. While, the book goes into more detail. It is still mentioned that the contract that he was working under, was nowhere close to what was required of him as was the compensation. There’s also a few little details a lot of people seem to miss, even though he did set up a program that was going to mess with the security systems, he did not plan for the hurricane, (which made him bump up his timetable) or that the group in the cars would be stuck there. He also made sure that the Raptors cages we’re not affected by his virus. Meaning that while everybody else, besides the hunter claimed that the Raptors were not that big a deal, he was not going to take that chance. The irony that Hamon in the movie kept saying the same phrase: “Spared no expense.” When in truth, it was because he DID spare expenses that caused a disaster in the book and movie.

[@RAVY.DAVY113]

Suddenly the dinosaur spits at Nedry's chest, he touches it curiously, but finds it is making his skin tingle and burn like acid. Then the dinosaur spits in his eyes, blinding him. Then he feels a pain in his chest and feels something wet and surprisingly warm in his hands. To his horror, he realizes it is his own intestines, for the dinosaur had torn him open. Afterwards Nedry then feels his head in between the dinosaur's jaws and as he is dying, he gives a final wish that it would all be ended soon. The death of nedry was horrific

[@FlipperTitan]

"He reached down and felt something warm, almost wet. After hearing the horrid growl of the dilophosaurus, he realized he was holding his own intestines."

[@noobnoob8922]

So they basically trapped him in dinoland. No wonder he turned on em.

[@Bestdinosaurever]

Yeah i also would he pissed

[@hello2judas807]

So in the books InGen and Hammond just treated Nedry the way companies in real life treat their programmers

[@TheGameLizard]

Nedry looks sick in the novel

[@jaggg.3821]

nobody heard movie nedry say Thank's Dad? to John Hammond!

[@Dulaman107]

In the graphic design world, what InGen was doing is called scope creep (I think, haven’t done any graphic design related stuff-in a while). Usually when your client is trying to get more out of you that’s wasn’t in the contract, you have a right to refuse and can sue if they don’t pay you for the extra work. Denis’ notices in the book were very understandable.

[@Free_Krazy]

Dennis was one of best antagonists I've ever seen in a book, was also pretty good in the movie but dayum, I really felt for him in the book.

[@Vasher-The-Destroyer]

Also ultimately nedry was just disgruntled He also hadn't been able to talk to his family either But ya Hammond got what he deserved in the end dying in the most grossum and horrible way possible.

[@nathangreene1149]

Sadly nedry got it far worse.

[@Vasher-The-Destroyer]

@@nathangreene1149 I actually feel bad for Nerdy once you know that context, I no longer see what was to me originally the wob be villain but a disgruntled man who hadn't seen his family in years, and was barely paid anything for his work which led to him eating a lot to coup with the stress and sadness he felt ultimately when an opportunity arrived were he could get sixty times the money he was ever paid by Hammond he jumped on that chance, as he saw it as a way to finally get back at Hammond for grossly under paying him and also destroying Hammond's dream as well.

[@Dohyden2]

What happens to Dennis in the book is just too real.

[@debramartinez1975]

Hammond: "I spared no expense." Nedry: Just want raise. Hammond: No. Can't spare the expense for you.

[@wulftheghost]

After reading the full story of this guy, he honestly doesn't seem like an antagonist at all

[@SCARECROWHILL007]

YES PLEASE DO MORE OF THESE BECAUSE I FEEL LIKE A LOT OF PEOPLE DON'T RESPECT MICHAEL CRICHTON'S BOOK AND THEY ONLY KNOW ABOUT THE MOVIE. ❤

[@nolandewell1102]

I just read Jurassic Park and it is much better than the movie. Im still hoping you checkout Primitive War

[@shitijmassey7115]

That guy looks like Peter Griffin..😂😂 And done something like him too

[@NekoDavid]

I understand him perfectly. The man is a victim of scope creep

[@Glitchblade833]

That one scene in the book with the dilophosaurus gave me nightmares..

[@MatthewAC100]

Literally scrolled to this at work while they have the movie on the break room tv lol

[@brandykenney4348]

Get the stick, stick stupid 😂 I say that to my dog all the time because of him 😅

[@thehippie3610]

If Hammond wasnt so greedy the entire story wouldve been avoided.

[@Silas-nt8wg]

Dennis nerdy gets killed by a dillophosaurus in the car

[@MrButtwipe102]

Don't forget to mention Nedry is Hammonds son in the book.

[@danielhenne3350]

"DATSUN! WE'VE GOT DATSUN HERE! ... see? Nobody cares!" Then as he puts a bunch of barbasol shaving cream on his pie like it's whipped cream. Was I the only one who noticed that? ;)

[@justin2308]

The main problem with the films- though they’re still awesome and even improve on some things- is that they changed character personalities and meshed more than one character together. The problem is Crichton has each character play an essential role in the novel with how they interact and what they do. I.e. Making Hammond likable required them to change several story beats because him being a jerk was actually important. Ed Regis, for instance, would’ve been the perfect disgruntled employee for bribing a loyal-but-still greedy Nedry to shut down the computer system. Nedry would’ve then suffered extreme guilt over what he’d done. Also, if there’s one thing I hate they did, it’s that they made my boy Gennaro dino food when he was actually one of the freaking MVPs in the book. #JusticeForTheLawyer

[@Commander_bricks2000]

I think nedry is a good villain and a perfect peresentation of greed and karma

[@mrsoready]

So...Hammond deserved that shit...cool

[@sorrenblitz805]

He's basically the inspiration for Norton Mapes in F.E.A.R.

[@AutumnPulse]

I've always seen people defend the movie version. They literally say that he bid specifically for the job he was doing at the pay he was getting.

[@TheDinoFax]

The movie version is definitely a villain, no doubt. Sure, he wasn't trying to hurt anyone, but he wasn't done nearly as dirty as he was in the books.

[@Metalman-ct8zv]

Nedry after causing an dinosaur outbreak: I'm only human after all

[@jennifersenda616]

Me who didn’t know there was a novel to begin with 👁️👄👁️

[@bluemanno7901]

The jurassic park book seems so much more deep than the movie, it's time i read it

[@romansanchez2277]

Here’s my version (if anyone wants to know my version) so basically Dennis Natalie is not an antagonist, but more of a background character he makes some scenes, and sometimes chats with the protagonist. She is the head of the computers in Jurassic pike, but at the end of the film the protagonist and his crew are being chased down by dinosaurs the acid spitting ones, but then a jeep shows up one running over one of the dinosaurs, and then Dennis Todd says get in now the crew and protagonist gets in but acid ends up on Dennis Nedry jacket but he takes it off quickly before I could do some major damage and Dennis Nedry taking them to the boat, and they escape

[@jeffreykryman3336]

"We spared no expense." Hires one IT guy...

[@MindsMouth]

I feel bad for him in the book, they just used him....

[@gladesucks7907]

All I can think when I see his face is “Hello Newman🙄”

[@w_h_y1112]

Not to mention in the book he states Hammond told him he was like a son to him and promised a lot he obviously wouldn't do. So Thats another factor

[@UnafraidmassGaming]

Dennis:"i found gold!" Fbi:"what gold?"

[@ApEXxRhYtHm]

"Spared no expense" Nedry: 🤬

[@granziii12]

Interesting. That really does make a good deal of sense.

[@tonazmitonmohamad7774]

Good to feeding the velociraptor baby..half body at one time..😂😅

[@Grungy1]

Man, i love the novel. I need to read it again.

[@Mango-bf1oj]

For those curious as to how he dies in the books it’s genuinely much more gruesome yet not far off from what we seen in the movie. In the movie Nedry goes off course as he attempts to deliver the embryos running into a Dilophosaurus along the way. Nedry doesn’t think much of it even cracking jokes until it spits venom at him causing temporal blindness. Trying to clean the venom off he realizes he’s not alone in his vehicle as he ultimately dies off screen with the water slowly turning red and the barbasol can containing the embryos being covered in mud implying his death. In the books however everything happens about the same up to the point he gets into his vehicle to wipe the venom off. As he’s attempting to wipe the venom off out in the open he feels something warm realizing his intestines are now hanging out of him and ultimately dies with his head in the mouth of the Dilophosaurus as his intestines are falling out. I wasn’t fully aware of this movie being classified as a horror film until you read the books lol. The tone is much more darker and serious than the movie.

[@lukepool6395]

Gets murked even worse for having a actual reason 🤣

[@d3nworth1]

Wow. Jurassic Park is showing right now as I stumbled across this video.

[@cnvdh3514]

"spared no expense" except for when it came to to Nedry

[@joe3bustamante35]

Didnt know he was bad guy until i watch this agian a few years later

[@iron_deficiency_man_is_me]

Bro really said 🧍‍♂️

[@P.ilhaformosatherium]

Surprisingly this is also the plot of SCP containment Breach

[@T1000skynetforever]

Key word is secondary antagonist. The main antagonist in the book was Hammond

[@thenameless2379]

Since I have a problem with reading due to a psychiatric condition. I heard the audio book of Jurassic Park. When it came to Nedry, I couldn't find the difference. Just that he was dark, he always kept everything to himself and didn't want likes, nor to nor anybody to pry into his business. For everything else, I did not notice, I just thought it was the same Nedry from the movie, the only difference was how he was killed by the Dilophosaurus.

[@naufalmEZa]

John spared many expenses apparently.

[@gabrielzubairy9857]

They need to either remake the movie franchise but like the book. Or make a series more faithful to the books.

[@ramenraven556]

Wow I'm early to a popular channel nice👍

[@alexthefox1175]

Nerdy is just trying to pay his financial bills

[@nigglebit]

Jurassic Park was actually about corporate greed and human hubris, the dinosaurs were more of a plot point. But having the dinosaurs be the monsters works better for the screen, because visually, they are very terrifying.

[@kirkcasteel7070]

Fun fact that Dennis nedry is one of two characters that actually died in both the movie and in the book

[@Jongwoo17]

Average discord mod be like

[@trokugaming6821]

I wish they didn't just zone out on the part with him getting disrespected in the car after he crashed in the movie

[@connorollive308]

Nedry also has arguably the gnarliest deaths in the novel. He's still kind of a dick. But the novel does a great deal to flesh out everyone's motivations and characters and Nedry comes across as way more understandable

[@nathangreene1149]

If you were screwed over by being told to build that you theoretically knew of memory alone how to build and told to add stuff not planned on the first place for the same payment.

[@BruceWaynesaysLandBack]

So the books lambasted crony capitalists and the shows were more cartoon-y. That seems to happen a lot

[@anonomaly]

I'd just like to point out, that's not limited to "capitalists". That's every greedy douchbag in history.