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The quality is nowhere near as good as the quick 3 minute episodes on the shows YouTube channel. To finish I will say this, The High Fructose Adventures Of Annoying Orange is simple quick humor to keep your 7-10 year old entertained for a few minutes but in no way is aimed at anyone above who will just find it ridiculous. Joseph Baird
The High Fructose Adventures of Annoying Orange: Created by Tom Sheppard, Dane Boedigheimer. With Dane Boedigheimer, Toby Turner, Justine Ezarik, Bobby Jennings. A television series of the popular YouTube series ''Annoying Orange''.
- (3.5K)
- 2012-03-30
- Animation, Action, Adventure
- 30
Parents say ( 34 ): Kids say ( 102 ): Annoying Orange lives up to its promise and may very well be the most annoying character ever. The series is based on an ultra-popular web series where episodes are, thankfully, typically less than four minutes long. The TV series, by contrast, subjects viewers to nearly half an hour of bad puns, offensive ...
A television series of the popular YouTube series ''Annoying Orange''. Where Orange (Dane Boedigheimer) goes on an adventure with his friends. His weird friend Nerville (Toby Turner) basically ...
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Where do I even start? Um… A group of fruits with human eyes and lips have all sorts of weird things happen to them throughout space and time.
How many Internet series take off enough to be picked up by a major cable channel and have complete season sets produced on DVD? Not too many, that’s how many. Considering that, how weird is it that The High Fructose Adventures of Annoying Orangeis one such success? It’s too crazy to be true. And yet, here we are. Annoying Orange began life as a se...
All extras appear on their own on the fourth disc in the set. Annoying Orange: Exposed13:04 is a behind-the-scenes look at the show, with a succession of clips of filming, along with off-the-cuff remarks from creators and staffers. We also see some of the famous guest-stars, including Jeffrey Tambor, Felicia Day, Weird Al Yankovic, and Alice Cooper...
Four discs are contained in a white, standard DVD case. Two swinging trays inside ensure that no discs overlap inside the package. An insert advertizes a Papercutz Annoying Orangegraphic novel.
The transfer is really pretty sharp and certainly saturated with color, though the technical limitations of the source do show through. The clunky special effects can only be salvaged so much, but that’s no fault of the video compression. The 16:9 picture is of surprisingly good quality, though with some video noise and banding likely inherent to t...
The English stereo track is certainly not the highlight of the disc, but does its job fine. The sound is clear and distinct, even if separation and bass are minimal. No subtitles or alternate tracks are available.
File this under, “I can see the a-peel, but I can’t say I love it.” Nevertheless, I found myself wanting to see the show succeed, just due to its wacky premise and the clear love of the creators for their endeavor. Clearly the show has a bit of a budget, though the stories push it far past its breaking point, despite the ingenuity of the technical ...
The High Fructose Adventures of Annoying Orange is a TV series based off the web series. Dane Boedigheimer stated in 2010 that he was working with Tom Shepherd to make a pilot in December 2010 on the Partners Project. A TV series was later announced in April 2011. The series was produced by Conrad Vernon and written by Tom Shepherd for The Collective. The show contains all the main characters ...
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Mon, Oct 8, 2012. Pear takes advantage of Orange's gullibility and sends him off on a pointless quest, where he falls in with a group of lobotomized tennis balls that 40-Love his jokes and set him up as king! When he decides to join the "yellow oranges" as they volley into the tennis ball machine, Pear faults himself and launches a rescue ...
