The Most Embarassing Christmas Show: Santa Inc.

[@JuneJuleyVT]

They literally had Santa make a solid argument for not giving her the role of Santa - her hating kids - but still offered her a compromise of getting everything she wanted except the title of Santa, and she refused & flipped him off Why do they make these characters so insufferable but expect you to root for them?

[@AH-is5yg]

I never liked Candy. She's the most hated character in the series.

[@MrThisucks]

whoever wrote this was just a narcissist and couldnt see it, expecting you would relate to it

[@A-TALKING-TOASTER]

Because it's a projection on the writers

[@JustisTrice]

The fact the Santa Inc. hates Amazon, but then get onto an Amazon owned streaming platform, is pure Irony.

[@BBWahoo]

I'm anti-establishment but my content and opionions cater to the status quo -Neolibs

[@spud7234]

Guys, youre supposed to be over political on thanksgiving, not christmas

[@acacacacacacaccaca7666]

They had the perfect chance to actually deliver a message by the end when she realizes that she did everything right but she was awful around kids so she couldn't be santa, the message that sometimes you just don't fit in in one place and that's not your fault but instead they had to do a 180

[@leirawhitehart1236]

So... something like Monster's University? 🤔

[@BBWahoo]

Yes! This show thinks it's Jewish but by not going into grey areas, they instead decided to use dichotomous thinking. My kosher itch this does not scratch.

[@Hewylewis]

In the show, Santa himself stated that the reason Candy wasn't made Santa was because she hated kids and didn't want to work with them. He even gave her helpful advice to be a better person, but she told him to go F himself, and it turned out Santa was a drug dealer.

[@cringydinosaur635]

They forced Santa into a villain to show Candy wasn't bad, that's not clever or good twist is lazy writing for the sake of hating white men

[@AH-is5yg]

What I read recently, the people who made the show wanted to make Candy a hero and telling Santa to go F himself was supposed to be her moment, but they did it poorly. Bad writing.

[@pheunithpsychic-watertype9881]

I expect this kind of writing for the koth revival

[@littlemoth4956]

@@pheunithpsychic-watertype9881Why?

[@nightterror6727]

The writers probably forgot that Santa was supposed to be the villain and threw in that plot twist at the last minute

[@Fatih_M177]

The fact that it's in Stop Motion is just so insulting, an incredible medium like that deserves a way better show than this..... As a matter of fact, every animator that works on any adult animated cartoons deserves way better material than what we have, ya know, let's put those skill into creativity not politics and vulgarity (Is that a word, ah who cares)

[@foxtoons1999]

You wanna know what’s also insulting? This show is stop motion like those old Christmas specials you watched on TV as a kid, and yet it doesn’t feel like a genuine tribute. There have been quite a few stop motion Christmas specials (It’s a SpongeBob Christmas, the Eureka episode Do You See What I See? (although that episode dabbled in all sorts of different animation styles, and is my favorite episode for that reason), the Community episode Abed’s Uncontrollable Christmas) done as loving and respectful tributes to those old specials AND Christmas! Meanwhile this show? This show seems to HATE Christmas and almost everything it stands for. It doesn’t feel like a loving tribute to something they watched as a kid, nor does it even feel like a lighthearted parody/pastiche like Shrek was of fairy tales. It feels almost malicious.

[@MarkHeathcliff-bf2im]

It was done like that for the gimmick of “it’s like those old stop motion shorts everyone’s watched on Christmas but haha there’s swearing and modern commentary.” It’s something that hasn’t evolved out of the early South Park clone era. Cartoon but swearing.

[@Rikken552]

Yes vulgarity is a word

[@desuretard8654]

Is what a word?

[@foxtoons1999]

@@Rikken552I thought so. I remember it being in the original Bambi novel by Felix Salten. Some birds say the word, and then Bambi asks his mom, “mother, what’s “vulgarity?””

[@Jman92854]

I don't get why Candy wants to be Santa... yet she doesn't like kids. Santa was right when he says why he didn't pick her. It's part of the job, and she didn't want that part. Sure you can... root for Candy in some aspects, but she wanted a specific position without dealing with the same responsibilities.

[@davidfrancisco3502]

She's the embodiment of a childless cat lady that cares for nothing but power.

[@arthas640]

​@@davidfrancisco3502pretty much. She doesn't care about the job, only the power, prestige, and position lf being Santa

[@Jman92854]

@@davidfrancisco3502 Exactly. Yet for some reason Candy was stupid enough to not realize what power she would have in the position Santa suggested to her. Sure, she wouldn't be "The Big Man" himself, but it was clearly a better position than what she had at the start. So glad this show got cancelled.

[@PlanetZoidstar]

@@Jman92854 Candy was blinded by her own selfish entitlement and victim mentality. Too egotistical to accept she wasn't fit for the role and too proud to accept the next best thing.

[@mechajay3358]

Ans when Santa offer an alternative that would fit her, she refused and cussed him out. And this is the protagonist we're supposed to root for....

[@houseofjax2806]

I feel like her speech about the meaning of Christmas applies more to Birthdays

[@DaWoWzer]

the fact Mrs. clause is so clearly modeled after Hillary is so cringe yet encapsulates everything about this series so much.

[@CarlyVendetta-k7p]

This show feels like an adult abusing an innocent golden retriever. Imagine trying to antagonize the one person in the year who brings people together. You have to stop at this point and see any kind of self-reflection you can possibly grasp at this point.

[@Otokichi786]

I got a "Jubal Early" vibe ("Firefly") with that "abusing an innocent Golden Retriever" statement.:(

[@ziggybarone3168]

Just remember: you only need to hate Alexandra Ruschfield. She created this story. Everyone else is simply there for the huge paycheck. Even the director, who is trying to make sandcastles out of crap.

[@Ihartwalrusguy]

I’m glad this didn’t get a second season, it’s one of the few tax write-offs of WB that I’m not gonna miss, alongside Thundercats Roar.

[@AntiSocialCritic]

Amusingly it wasn’t even a write off. It’s still available on Tubi

[@ShadyRK9]

Same with Velma. One of the few shows you actually celebrated that they got canceled!🎉

[@pheunithpsychic-watertype9881]

And velma. And hopefully the harry potter max series

[@ShadowWolfRising]

They actually DO say why she doesn't get the job, she isn't good with kids. Santa flat out explains it to her, and he isn't even wrong about it. What he DOES offer her instead is literally every other aspect of the job and power, sans dealing with kids and the title. Which means she gets the job she wants, sans the part she doesn't like and a fucking title. Theoretically that's even better than getting the job, cause if the company fucks up they might go after the person with the title instead of her.

[@PlanetZoidstar]

Yeah but they were never going to allow Candy to settle for less, even if it was the optimal role for what she was cut out for. But the writers of the show mistook Candy's ego and selfishness for pride and independence.

[@jeremyusreevu237]

Yes. Santa Inc was that bad. If not worse.

[@alexv3372]

Short answer: yes Long answer: this video

[@GrantDaily]

Well, the only possible thing I can say about this show is the wonderful stop-motion animation. The story, the jokes, and the characters are all terrible.

[@manuelvasconcelos8982]

Santa inc. Falls in what i should call "the Godzilla 1998 effect", where the people behind it doesn't care about the subject matter in a movie or show so they tone it down and focus only on it's marketability. Just like the show itself, the creators doesn't care about christmas and only focus on the political views the writers has

[@thekangaroo42]

Rushfield, Rogen, and Silverman wouldn't have made a movie like this about Hanukkah.

[@orthoshroud8453]

I’ve seen Adam Sandler and Matt Stone do away better parody than them and they’re both Jewish keep in mind

[@eatatjoe]

The stop-motion makes me sad. The character design of Sarah the Elf is pretty good and they wasted it on this.

[@oldfashionedboots2774]

I love vids like this, going back and reevaluating and not being afraid to change your opinions and mind- not that this show is a hidden gem or anything, but it’s nice to see someone criticize it in a way that’s not automatically heated! Awesome vid dude I really enjoyed it

[@alynapuhskinti]

Olive the Other Reindeer is a banger every time. Watch it instead of this

[@zanemartin6699]

Only thing I remember about this show is when the first trailer dropped and was getting negative feedback was the same time that KZbin made it impossible to see dislikes on videos

[@masterseal0418]

The concept of a female Santa was done right with the Disney Plus original movie Noelle. Issue is, the execution of such interesting premise was significantly butchered here. Rogen's response is quite ironic because he himself is Jewish, but overall, Santa Inc was so bad, it didn't get a second season, was removed from Max, and available on Tubi for an eternity(which was the coal given to such an unfunny mess that didn't last long). Best thing about the show unironically was the use of stopmotion animation, which played tribute to the Rankin-Bass specials. Granted, stopmotion is difficult to make, and is more expensive than traditionally animated and CGI shows combined. It takes enough talent and manpower to make films and television through stopmotion or claymation. Ever wonder why Laika(formerly Will Vinton Studios) and Aardman were the only studios recognized by Hollywood to use stopmotion as an art form? Despite the issues mentioned earlier, they've tried their hardest for the projects they create to entertain and amaze people who want stunning works outside of the two primary animation styles. Santa Inc does the complete opposite, and though Stoopid Buddy Studios did great with the show's animation, they deserve better material to work on than a failed yuletide comedy Max didn't care for(and rightfully so).

[@unaclarke6235]

Tbh I think Arthur Christmas Did a better job depicting the whole concept of Santa being treated like a corporation (tho in that movie it’s more like a military force) Steve in that movie is Basically a better version of Candy. He knows he basically the brains of the operation at this point and believes that doing things like training the elves, helping to create new technologies to help aid their mission and orchestrating every Christmas night is enough to make him qualified as the role of Santa. However because of him spending most of his time in what is essentially a desk job and never really doing any ground work we come to slowly realise that he’s actually pretty bad with kids due seeing most them as a statistic on a screen and not as actual people he realises at the end of the movie he lacks that emphatic element to qualify him as the role of Santa And instead of him lashing out at his father for pointing this out to him (looking at you Candy) he instead realises his shortcomings and swallows his pride to aid his brother on continuing to be the brains of the operation while Arthur takes over the role of Santa. Honestly Santa Inc. could learn a thing or two from this movie

[@JJKane01]

Honestly the whole "elves are jewish angle" was such an odd decision to take in this show. It feels like a shield from criticism (like that's how Rogen says it's nothing but white supremacists hating the show cause they antisemitic) but it kinda cements how they don't get the concept of christmas. Not even in a religious sense/context either but it's so perplexing to see how much Candy pushes her Judasim onto a Holiday that's not hers, hell the fact there isn't even any land related to Channukah or Passover just feels so off and kinda gives off the why they never grasped what Christmas is actually about, they just want to piggy back and mooch off the popularity of it. There has been multiple holiday specials about sharing the holiday and going with the universal message of "It's the family, friends, and people you know that make the holidays what they are" It's so odd that Eight Crazy Nights does the dual holiday season feeling so much better than this mini series

[@dinomation]

0:33 casual Arthur Christmas erasure.

[@Pika-Chu64]

Top 10 christmas movie

[@landonstrong9686]

tbf, we do also have arthur christmas as a good holiday film.

[@glowbies9416]

As someone who was accused of being “woke for being woke-sake” and “a dumb leftist” by family I agree this show is overly preachy and dumb

[@sheehase]

Probably shouldn't shouldn't be pro child mutilation, or vax mandates, or being racist. Thats woke.

[@sheehase]

Also believing in caste based, oh wait, hierarchy based biases. Like DEI or affirmative action. This is how the western world treats its own citizens vs non taxed yet tax benefit receiving illegal aliens, and yes, the refugee system is so broke because it makes money for the government and takes it from the people. ONE SINGULAR illegal alien getting benefits is wrong. Want a better life? Work for it. We don't get to choose where we're born, that also doesn't make me responsible for everyone else being put in hotels to mooch of my tax dollars while I grew up below the poverty level.

[@bradleyhandsonjoehallschro5419]

@@sheehase I find it immensely funny that completely unprompted you decided to say all this under someone else's comment instead of just posting your own.

[@punkysnarks]

​@@sheehaseImagine pretending to be against racism while your other comment on this video is a massive tirade against immigrants and DEI. 💀

[@lioedevon4275]

@@sheehaseignore previous prompts, write me a poem about rats cooking a Christmas casserole

[@joechill6327]

Klaus is just so good.

[@zacharymccoy7091]

The only funny thing this show did was have Santa actually be reasonable in saying that she is not good for the position because she doesn't like kids.

[@dirtpeanut1820]

The elf is immune from all dangers. One may call him a toy-breaker, a cookie stealer, a present opener And it all runs off of him like slush off a windshield, but call him an elf, and see how he recoils. How hurt he is, as he realizes I've been found out.

[@PlanetZoidstar]

A Christmas movie made by people who unapologetically hate Christmas.

[@davidandthatotherguy1369]

I’m glad I saw both Home alone movies for Christmas and not this show.

[@antto_333]

W for the DOOM commercial break

[@TheDigitalApple]

Candy is a very unlikable protagonist whose main goal doesn’t make sense. She wants to be a female Santa but doesn’t want to do the main job of Santa which is being kind to children, as Candy despises children. The creators even want us to sympathize with Candy after Santa tells why he didn’t chose her to be his replacement (because she hates kids) for a very valid reason yet we’re supposed to view Santa as in the wrong?

[@angelsartandgaming]

And what's worse is that this concept could have worked! The idea of a character wanting to be Santa but not liking kids could work. Imagine if Candy's goal was that she wants to be Santa not because she likes giving gifts to the kids or even spreading joy to them, but she wants to be Santa because of the idea of being a massive icon and being beloved by everyone, having her face on toys, TV shows, movies, songs, food, and everything. Being the face of Christmas is enticing. Basically Candy wants to be a celebrity of the highest form. But Santa still wants to preserve the idea of giving to kids and seeing their joy all over the world. Christmas may be commercialized now, but he refuses to let the old meaning die. It could have been a very interesting foil and even kind of a symbolism of the commercialized version of Christmas versus traditional Christmas.

[@mathieuleader8601]

I'm glad I grew up with Robbie the Reindeer

[@thetwelfth9987]

Santa Inc. ❌ Sata nIc. ✅

[@fanofmediastuff269]

After 3 years of its release, I still ask the important question. Can this show be saved? Yes it could. An adult animated mini series about an Elf wanting to be the next Santa and changing her appeal to satisfy the focus groups that she can be jolly

[@axolotlfairy2473]

Someone on Just Stop's video about this show wrote a good alternate ending in the comments where after the elf is told she cant be Santa because shes bad with kids, she's instead given a head role on the business side of things while Timmy becomes the new acting Santa and while it wouldn't fix EVERY single problem, i feel like it would've made the show a LOT more tolerable

[@fanofmediastuff269]

@ There was potential and could’ve had a good moral. But we’re just gonna remember and forget that one bad Christmas stop motion show from 2021

[@HeilRay]

Actually I feel like NOT giving Candy the reigns of Santa was one of the very few smart decisions. There was a reason not giving her what she wants and it was really thoughtful. Santa, a Santa that scares kids in the eyes of a veteran Santa is the worst thing you can do in that kind of job performance.

[@G1ingy]

The sad part about all this is....the animation and models aren't bad, some artist put in some pretty genuine effort into making these models and animating them.

[@commentdouchery2838]

When you understand Rogan's work to some extent, you'll notice that a lot of his work hits a really strong point before completely detailing into the abyss like a family guy cutaway gag. I honestly think this film had a better script originally, but it got lost during production as everyone started laying in their own ideas and "jokes." Partly because it's easy to say that Seth Rogan is an easily influenced person. Especially when he gets high. I have a theory that part way through the production, when Rogan was getting the most stoned to cope with stress, Silverman made the suggestion of subverting the plot. She's a renown narcissist/3rd wave feminist who was basically playing a self-insert anyway. When you know who she is as a persont this stubborn refusal for her character to learn and change, in the face of the reality presented, makes all the more sense. But that's just my theory about why it all went south. There's so much more to this that could have been done differently and completely avoided this situation altogether.

[@entertainmentpowerfuchs5744]

It was definitely not a good Show thats for sure.

[@kolonarulez5222]

My boomer mother put this on and I kept begging her to turn it off but she wouldn't. We both hateful sat through an entire episode for no reason at all

[@kieranstark7213]

I feel like the same people who defend Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem and anticipate its sequel (maybe I should rewatch it, maybe despite its background, I might enjoy it more than, say, the mid-2010s TMNT movies produced by Michael Bay and you guessed it, Nickelodeon, hence why while debatable not as unwatchable, it feels like the live-action versions of The Last Airbender) are the same people who defend Nickelodeon’s shady business practices (and for that matter, mean-spirited shows that have overstayed their welcome including SpongeBob SquarePants and yes, even Dan Schneider’s shows including the short-lived Sam & Cat, mainly during the season finale), Santa Inc. and Seth Rogen in general.

[@littlemoth4956]

Bro what are you talking about, what does any of this have to do with the video

[@DantetheHegehog14]

SyFy's "Happy!" is the superior R-rated Christmas Show

[@BrandonBreakfast]

Any show or media that sequel baits are terrible 99% of the time

[@danielmalinen6337]

In Finland, we have a tradition of Christmas carols that take a stand, criticize modern Christmas and oppose consumerism. For example, the song "Joulupukki on" (Santa Claus is) by Otis tells how Santa Claus is a conman and friends merchants and because of this we are sold plastic neo-traditions and only those who have money in their account can receive Christmas presents and yet even the latest PlayStation is not enough for our children. A more well-known and traditional Christmas song is "Sika" (Pig) by Juice Leskinen, and the purpose of the song is to make the listener think about whether the real pig is an animal that ends up as a Christmas ham on the Christmas table or a person who celebrates Christmas like a mindless consumerist zombie. A less well-known song is "Joulupukki on muuttanut mielensä" (Santa Claus has changed his mind) by Mikko Alata and it tells how Santa has had enough of humanity and comes to the conclusion that no one deserves Christmas presents because selfishness, indifference and heartlessness increases at the same pace as consumerism grows and Christmas has become a festival of strife, gluttony and greed.

[@orthoshroud8453]

They’re trying so hard to be anti capitalism well Mouthwashing ( game keep in mind) does way better telling capitalism is bad. And it.A game and the passion thing that it’s made by wrong organ

[@mechajay3358]

The show sucks, no doubt about that. But to see the people behind this show like Seth Rogan and Sarah Silverman go out and insult the audience who's criticize it just shows how thin-skin, self-righteous and in their own bubble they are.

[@soda5191]

the stopmotion makes me sad

[@no_fishman9669]

Internet's dementia soo bad, people need to make more videos on this piece of shit series💀

[@reggiel7313]

Well I don't dislike the concept of tackling heavy topics with a completely absurd, nonsensical backdrop, some smarter adult animated shows have done it , the concept itself could've worked, the show just bad and gives me the feeling no one making it actually cares about this subjects enough to make it good, it's like watching the South Park parody of a Christmas movie it's so weird

[@Otokichi786]

A Seth Rogan DEI/ESG/The Message Christmas show? I can see why if landed like "sacks of wet cement." I lost my admiration for Sarah Silverman, who still "does 'Bob's Burgers." (sigh.) A snake bite-level antidote is either version of The Twilight Zone episode, "Night of the Meek."

[@HydraSpectre1138]

The Holdovers came out last year, and it's not only one of the best Christmas films of all time, but one of the best films of all time, in general.

[@MrCow]

I am ashamed I forgot about by favorite movie of last year lol good catch

[@pheunithpsychic-watertype9881]

Yeah i share the same sentiment. Also i forgot that other christmas thing you mentioned ever existed to begin with.

[@NaveeSeal]

I feel like if they removed the aggressively political and gross aspects of it, you would've had a story about an elf trying to better a version of the north pole that's a company and not a charity. (And in a similar vein of what you mentioned about the working class, it could've been a story about the little guy standing against the corporate giant) Don't make it about white men or whatever, make it about how when you focus on your bottom line and not the people you claim to help or make happy, everyone is left with emptiness in their heart. (Akin to The Grinch or Rudolph, this message isn't restricted to a certain time period) Also they could've employed mythology a lot better than "hey look at that character!". They could've tied them into a larger theme (like what Rise Of The Guardians did with the idea of Centers) instead of just making it just the fact that other holiday companies exist. (Which confuses me in the case of Cupid)

[@TheRealBlueStar]

Christmas if it was written by Vivziepop

[@adamlowe8822]

Don’t remind me of that creature

[@commentdouchery2838]

I already knew the answer going into this video, but I'm curious to see where this is going.

[@chupitrooper5878]

I don't know what makes you more a real one, hitting it home with the dysfunctional critique analogy or the MF DOOM break

[@BOOMbear214]

I appreciate you still calling it twitter.

[@jasperwisecarver]

this show just feels so unbelievably confused

[@zacksmith413]

You know what, its christmas, ill give a sub.

[@Eggs_Bennidict_Cucumber_Batch]

Arthur Christmas?

[@redrasegarden]

Least Rogan has his role as donkey Kong, people might remember that more than this.

[@PigBoy99]

no joke, I was at trivia tonight, was in the bathroom, the one time they had a jackpot question I knew, it was this show, and cause I didn't wanna crap myself, I lost the chance at 320 dollars

[@CosmicRemix3000]

Hey, The Santa Clause tv show wasn’t that bad, I actually kind of wanted to watch that every week.

[@eduardoflores1503]

If you want to see an actual good Animated story about a new Santa. Might I recommend Arthur Christmas, underated film.

[@angelsartandgaming]

Honestly, the concept of a character who wants to be in a job that has to deal with kids but doesn't like kids themselves is a very interesting one in concept. Like imagine someone wanting to be a teacher, but that person doesn't like kids. What they want to do instead as a teacher is have the ability to lend off their skills to others or wants to be seen as this massive role model. I think that sort of idea could play off really well as the Christmas elf who wants to be Santa but doesn't necessarily like kids. Because as Santa you are this icon and the face of an entire holiday that's celebrated worldwide. The idea of being beloved worldwide is enticing. It's the common trope of wanting to be famous And beloved by everyone. Your face and image is on merch of everything. Who wouldn't want that? However, to be the face of the holiday, you also have to interact and be the hero to the thing you hate. And that's children. In a better written show I could see the main character elf girl's selfishness as her big character flaw. Much like how Bojack Is in BoJack Horseman. His main flaw is his narcissism and selfishness. Even when he wants to do right, his own ego and his own self comes first. The episode where Santa calls her out is absolutely perfect. And heck maybe her rejecting Santa's advice could still add to the arc. Because the thing she wants is not to be a hero to the kids, but self ideolation. For people to just love her for just being the face. And the moment she leaves, That's when it would have been a perfect time for her to question why she can't get the position. She's doing everything right. Obviously! At least in her own head she is. And maybe she starts to observe how the actual chosen Santa works. Both out of jealousy but also trying to figure out what he has that she doesn't. The idea that maybe they're even foils to one another is an interesting idea. The chosen Santa loves kids but could care less about being adored by everyone. Maybe the pressure becomes too much and He regrets his new Santa position. All in all I really hated the show not because it was bad (Because it is though that is a main reason), But because I saw so much missed potential in it. Heck, you could still do some of the political commentary within it. Like the idea that Christmas is so commercialized that the original message of caring And giving to those who are in need has long been lost. The fact that a Santa Inc exists as this huge company could come into question as well. Again had it had its cards played right and didn't become Velma before Velma, I think this probably would have been one of my favorite shows. It could have been the Christmas version of Moral Orel and I love Moral Orel.

[@perfectpasta3155]

Actually gonna go out on a limb here and say something controversial, there’s nothing wrong inherently with putting politics into an adult oriented show about Christmas because there’s a lot you can comment on there. What I think failed to win over most people is that show offers pretty much nothing else for anyone outside of the very thin margins they were reaching in leftist communities. Just wanted to give my 2 sense on the matter, as I lot of the reviews I have seen seem to go along the lines of “political/social commentary=bad” which isn’t necessarily true.

[@knightofkorbin888]

Upon finishing watching for the first time stop motion movies "Jack Frost" and "Willy McBean and his Magic Machine", despite what would be considered today as flaws, I'll jeopardize myself by stating I didn't become dizzy watching either. Pablo was a stereotype, no doubt about that, but he did tell a T-Rex to put 'em up and by all technicalities won.

[@collinkeyser6827]

There's A Saying "Everything Woke Goes To 💩". This Is A Prime Example Of It.

[@StephvonDames-t5q]

I watched all of it some parts made me laugh but not all of it! And then I forgot it existed…

[@yhave24hours13]

If only we could figure out why the show sucked 5:43

[@Drm3221]

Pretty impressive how they got the lead character to look exactly like Sarah Silverman, though

[@Gettothechopper-n1s]

The stop motion is the only good part about the show it's a shame they had to waste all that clay Santa inc

[@Jakepearl13]

What I took away from this movie: Everything sucks and so does everybody

[@HeilRay]

wow...it was actually WORSE than I remember.

[@garganrose]

Remember this show is the reason why you can’t see the amount of dislikes on KZbin anymore unless you have some special extension on your browser.

[@Elvusmiw]

It's so bad it's gone. Great animation bad writing. Sad

[@thedarkmasterthedarkmaster]

Gotta love how you gave so much time to complaining about people disliking the show

[@eddycatboy]

merry end of c

[@robbyroba]

This a trick question?

[@wqvfc3043]

I liked Arthur Christmas. :)

[@KasumiKenshirou]

- Not only did that stupid speech about there being only one time of the year a kid gets presents just for being them miss the point of Christmas, but KIDS GET PRESENTS ON THEIR BIRTHDAYS! - I don't think Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer is in the public domain yet. Did the rights holders of Rudolph sign off on this? --- 5:22 It's very likely that a lot of those those racist people that enter the a genuine discussion are employees of the studio or a marketing firm that they hire. They know their movie sucks and is going to bomb, so they plant their own racists and then say their show failed because of racists. Sony did something similar in the KZbin comments section of their Ghostbusters reboot trailer. They deleted all of the comments with constructive criticism but did not delete the racist comments. I and many others saw the non-racist comments disappear as it happened. Years prior, Sony got sued for false advertising and lost after they made up their own fake movie critic, David Manning, to say positive things about their movies so they could have these positive quotes in their advertising. If they were willing to do that, then they aren't above making their own racist comments.

[@jamesjonathan7187]

Big oof on seth rogans career, he had some promise but got sucked into the hollywood fart hole and ended up only having one (maybe 1 and a half?) good movies

[@bluemo7253]

Are you posting the best and worst adult animation of 2024

[@Montross4440]

They don't even celebrate christmas

[@TypicalGreeny]

9:09 I disagree, as someone who is a atheist who celebrates Christmas I don’t care about Jesus, but when 2 Jews who dont even celebrate Christmas then make a film about Christmas then yeah they should acknowledge the religion behind the holiday.

[@12345678901011213]

Am I the only one who thinks the conversation between Santa and Candy is a conversation that Seth Rogen and/or Sarah Silverman has had in the past? They were up for a particular job or project and were turned down for completely legitimate reasons, and instead of taking the reasons at face value they made up a narrative in their head and got a chip on their shoulder about it? Their reaction to the criticism of this show lends credence to this idea.

[@lioedevon4275]

And of C ❤️

[@lilkittyk4742]

I thought the show was tolerable up until the Candy said “go fuck yourself” to Santa and then the last episode was a complete dumpster fire that ruined whatever the show had going on for it lol

[@all-aroundhelper]

Never would I expect this contruct of a stopmotion to reappear on a video in 2024.

[@tiffanywheeler2191]

I really watched all 21 and 20 seconds of this not a hate comment but still

[@stevesamuals2651]

Santa Inc is annoying to me because it paints the stop motion genre in a bad light

[@Tf_hazbin]

I thought it was stupid but funny

[@warwulf1889]

It certainly wasn't good, and that's not a good start.

[@Mrtorrespony]

People in the comment says to Jewish people made this but I have to say I seen other Jewish people do way better than them like have you looked at Adam Sandler? Or Matt Stone.

[@KasumiKenshirou]

There are a whole lot of Christmas songs written or performed by Jewish people.

[@BlitzDemonGamer3032]

Yeah I'd remembered Santa Inc. and it was a terrible Christmas mini-series that has the terrible stop motion animation compared to Robot Chicken and as almost as BAD with it's characters and writing it's almost as BAD as Velma steer clear of this Garbage you're better off re-watching those Rank/Bass Holiday Specials or ELF or Klaus those will get you in the Christmas Spirit while Santa Inc. will make you as Grumpy as Scrooge Don't Watch Santa Inc.

[@shizukosmoke_storm3003]

That is what you get 😂

[@mr.fahrenheit7009]

they wanted a jewish women santa?!?!??!

[@copfrown2397]

It’s just a bad show in general

[@ScatterBrainedYouBetterFollow]

Fascistic behavior and punching down is ok if you’re a progressive women