>>149529998
It just really bothers me how so much is lost the more polished and uniform it becomes in the final cut. It's not the ugliest show in the world, but I feel like had Hamster & Gretel been produced in the 2000s or even the 2010s, the final product would've looked WAY better. It really benefits from a little crudeness and wonkiness instead of aiming strictly for rigidness and on-model-ness. All the Dwampy shows do.