Anonymous
10/20/2025, 11:49:08 PM
No.150929684
>>150857898
People criticized Late AT for being lore heavy. But F&C feels that way, too plot heavy, too tropey, and lacking the soul of Early AT. The 20-minute runtime means they can “decompress” the stories, so we spend a lot of time with pointless scenes and tropey writing. AT, with its strict 11-minute runtime, had to pack as much information as possible into that time, so the beginning, middle, and resolution had to be concise; not a single minute was wasted. And keep in mind that AT was the show of small talk and a lot of pointless scenes. But you know what? It was funny and entertaining.
People criticized Late AT for being lore heavy. But F&C feels that way, too plot heavy, too tropey, and lacking the soul of Early AT. The 20-minute runtime means they can “decompress” the stories, so we spend a lot of time with pointless scenes and tropey writing. AT, with its strict 11-minute runtime, had to pack as much information as possible into that time, so the beginning, middle, and resolution had to be concise; not a single minute was wasted. And keep in mind that AT was the show of small talk and a lot of pointless scenes. But you know what? It was funny and entertaining.