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How Do You Create A Leftist Animated Cartoon That Is Actually Funny?

Current Affairs

Current Affairs

Politics, Culture, Government, Comedy, News

4.6673 Ratings

🗓️ 4 November 2022

⏱️ 51 minutes

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0:00.0

Welcome to Current Affairs. My name is Nathan Robinson. I am the editor-in-chief of Current Affairs Magazine.

0:26.8

My guests today are Sean Villiers and Aaron Moritz. They are the creators and hosts of the utopian leftist comedy podcast.

0:42.6

Seriously wrong.

0:43.9

They are also the creators of the new animated series, Papa and Boy, available on Means TV, which is described as an animated

1:00.1

comedy about the fraught relationship between a father and his always questioning son,

1:06.5

who live in a world inhabited only by fathers and sons.

1:12.3

Sean and Aaron, welcome to Current Affairs.

1:15.4

Thank you for joining me today.

1:17.7

Well, thank you for having us.

1:19.0

Yeah, yeah, happy to be here.

1:21.8

I've listened to seriously wrong before

1:23.6

and enjoyed it tremendously.

1:26.2

This new series, this cartoon, this animated series, Papa and Boy, is what we're here

1:35.3

to discuss today.

1:37.5

And I, what you're going to have to do for our listeners is you're going to have to explain it in a way that intrigues them.

1:49.9

So tell us what is the pitch for Papa and Boy?

1:55.0

Yeah, Papa and Boy is like a 10-minute comedy cartoon series with some heavy political themes,

2:00.7

but it's, I think,

2:01.7

accessible to a wide audience, including even children. It's about a father and a son and a

2:06.7

society inhabited entirely by fathers and sons. So like, if you want to imagine what it's like

2:10.8

to go around, if you go to a falafel stand, there's a falafel boy and a falafel man there selling

2:15.3

falafels together, if you get in a taxi cab, taxi cab papa, taxi cab boy in the front seat, yada, yada, yada, et cetera for the entirety of their world.

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