These were the good ol times where adult animation was focused more on social commentary and having an art style that doesn’t plagiarizes the Simpsons style. Adult animation today is now all about Shock humor and designs that copies others. What the heck just happened!?

Loved this show when I was a kid Loved this show when I became an adult Loved this show when I became an engineer Love this show just for that intro alone sometimes

I remember watching the series on Netflix, I thought it was alright 7/10. But I do wish Dilbert would return in the form of a new animated series. Heck, I can see this working out as a live action/ animated hybrid film.

I have heard about Dilbert But NEVER saw a single strip of his comics, not even the series either

Dilbert is among one of the most underrated adult cartoons. Not to mention that it is also one of my favorite adult cartoons of all time.😀

I've already seen "The Office" and "Parks and Rec," and I enjoyed them both, so I may give "Dilbert" a look. I also noticed your Gaston and Lefou statues. No one does office work like GASTON! ... I mean Dilbert.

It's a shame Kathy Griffin had to be uncredited for voicing Alice because of her then-current gig on NBC's "Suddenly Susan".

I also watched cartoons that weren't aimed at kids just because they were on. I loved Dr Katz even though I had no idea who any of the guest star comedians were (rewatching as an adult was just several hours of me going "Oh wow that's whatsisname!")

I forgot the Dilbert series existed. It seems like King of the Hill as in that it's a show made more for grown ups despite not being crass or offensive like Family Guy or South Park but has references to situations that adults know about that kids know little to nothing about. And I'm sure Dilbert though isn't as boring. (Even though KOTH has its great moments, other times it can get kinda boring).

Dilbert and Office Space changed my life, from that moment on I have a terror of office cublicles and I abandon everything that has to do with engineering and dedicate myself to social sciences.

Despite its short run and schedule changes, I think it really helped propel adult animation to where it is today. Also, I'm really surprised Foxtrot never got a show or at least a special.

Dogbert is like Brian Griffin if he had the persona of Julian from Trailer Park Boys

I think 'The Infomercial' and 'Ethics' episodes are brilliant.

Makes no sense to have Dogbert be the main character. He's too self-assured and powerful. He's another good zany character and he's also sometimes a deus ex machine.

I was definitely there for most of the premiere nights at the ages of 10-11 (same for Home Movies, also debuting on UPN), usually while taking a bath (a b&w antenna TV was plugged into an outlet on the adjacent sink counter).

Man, was I surprised when I learned that Dilbert was voiced in the cartoon by Daniel Stern ... Marv in HOME ALONe / HOME ALONe 2... 😂

Who else is distracted by Dilbert’s tie breaking the laws of gravity and Alice’s hair being in the shape of a Dorito?

I did check out this series on Roku Tv and this show is pretty good. I didn't know Danny Elfman did the opening. My favorite character is Loud Howard, but the character I found more relatable is Asok.

I remember seeing the comics in my local newspaper, along with Peanuts, Garfield, For Better or For Worse, and others. It is sad to hear what the creator of Dilbert has become.

I missed watching this show; the dry sarcasm shaped my humour growing up, for real.

Rest In Peace Samuel E Wright

i remember playing the Dilbert computer game, where Dogbert is standing on suitcases putting people on this slingshot, and we had to sling the people in the air. There were planes, boats, houses, countries, and a man blowing the people in the opposite direction.

1:50 Oof, that's another biased political jab when I all want is a review on the actual subject.

Can you do a review of The Animals of Farthing Wood?

Dilbert got me into Marketing. Unironically. It's a real shame about how Scott Adams jumped off the deep end, some of my best childhood memories are tied to reading the Dilbert Principle and asking my Dad to explain 3/4 of the jokes to me because I was 8.

Never thought I would see the day you would actually review a Dilbert Series.

I love Dilbert's rant about holidays.

Anyone else remember the "Dilber's Desktop Games" PC game from the late 90s/early 00s? That platform game within it (with Dilbert traversing the office, finding donuts, his gadgets, etc) was ... frustrating at times, but FUN! 😂

my aspergic friend (hes not an office worker, hes a student) really likes the comic, I wonder if hed like the show

fun fact! the intro is the song based off Oingo Boingo song call forbidden zone.

0:42 *Insert Michael Bay explosion here*

At the colleges I went to for studying Computer Science, there was always at least 1, often 2, professors with Dilbert comic strips on their door. 😂

Thanks for this look back

This show just fascinates me in a way I can’t describe

Dude, I Love Your Hat!❤️👍🏻

You made a 57yo man smile with your pithy “I am older and I have much more understanding of the world”… give it a few more decades young man. I am still trying to figure things out…

I remember the dilbert cartoon series when I was in high school and I still like it. 😀👍

6:43 are you sure he's not doing this deliberately to prove a point?

I keep seeing youtubers slip in there political commentary in to places where it does not belong. Both sides do it. Gotta say it does not make you better then them when you're on the attack. I'm farther troubled that almost every one on KZfaq does this . These jokes. Both sides do them and they don't make you better.

I have all the seasons on dvd and I plan on rewatching it. My dad also has the comic books and I love re-reading them

You're 7/10 score is fair TBH, some of the stuff Scott Adams has said got me looking at this show in a different light. Although I still find it relatively entertaining, rewatching it felt like "The Critic" with white people problems. Also, that intro was the tits

I had said this on Facebook, but I was surprised to see the link to the Patreon video for this review (I forgot what day it was, at the time). This review was great for a cartoon that was… Okay, I guess. Thank you, Mat. I hope I sent in a good review request, by the way.

You don't review intros? Because the intro to the show is really good actually. Probably the best thing in the show.

1:00 you're the perfect everyman for Nirvanaco! at least until they put in the marketing department and the whole company comes crashing down!

I'd like to see you cover another short-lived 90s sitcom sometime Capitol Critters

I personally have always found the series to be highly likable and relatable.

Scott Addams is a legend, the guy in this video is an embarrassment to nerd culture.

We seem to have opposite opinions about Mr.boss and Wally

My dad loves Dilbert

I remember seeing it before on Netflix and it's not there no more!

I used to watch Dilbert online, but I also like The Simpsons, Futurama, and Family Guy as well as loving adult animation. I am also hoping you review Wander Over Yonder and or The Weird Al Show sometime.

You should review more animated series.

ANIMAT CAN YOU REVIEW HARVEY BEAKS 🐦

The time slot thing I can TOTALLY see contributing to killing the show - something similar happened to contribute to the downfall of the long running Match Game game show IIRC.

In Tod, we trust

5:15-5:25 Why did this make me chuckle

18:17 Nice reinterpretation of a classic SpongeBob moment. 😂

First to escape working at a day job ;)

I always wanted to make a video on Dilbert, glad to see your take.

I will tell you what killed it. It was IMPOSSIBLE to watch reliably. It was almost ALWAYS preempted, usually for sports. So, you'd tune in at the appointed time or set your VCR, only to find out you just recorded the last bit of sports/commentary/news and no show. Sometimes they put it on afterwards, but typically the episode in question was just cancelled. I remember driving home and seeing billboards for the show with the UPN 7pm on in them only for time and time again for it not to be aired. I think I managed to see about 3-4 episodes, most of them repeats, then gave up in frustration. If you want to watch it now, it is on KZfaq. I think it is (mostly) worthwhile.

When is the next animation lookback on the muppets gonna be uploaded

It's s shame that Dilbert ended up the way it did. It went out the same way Sonic Boom did.

Hey Animatt, you should review Animal Farm.

Dogbert looks like Brian Griffin from Family Guy.

thanks to this video; the show is now on youtube!

Nice review

I never read the comic strips either. But before the cartoon back in the beginning of the 2000s, I discovered it from its merchandise.

I miss this show!

Can you please do a movie review on Ice age 3?

Hey Roger Rabbit fans out there, you guys should make a fan-made Who Framed Roger Rabbit 2D animated spin-off series call: The Most Fun Jessica And Holli Experience Of A Lifetime! and the quality of it needs to be overall breath-takingly Disney-tastic to behold than your usual low-budgeted fan-made projects these days, it'll genuinely make you feel like you're actually watching an official Who Framed Roger Rabbit? 2D animated spin-off series! Also later on in the spin-off both Jessica Rabbit and Holli Would from Cool World start to have feelings for each other and after thinking about it for a little while, they both decided to start a cartoon lesbian relationship with each other and they both not only party out at THE most epic modern day girls-only cartoon night club ever in existence, but they also work there as well as sexy night club dancers!

Can You do a Video about DuckMan?😂🤣❤️📺🎶

Will you do the show The Critic?

when KZfaq was brandnew it had complete old shows and movies that wern't on tv anymore it was how I found and watched Dilbert and looking back on it I love it for its uniqueness but I'm really glad it's short, up to 3 seasons seems like all the mileage a show like this could have had before becoming bad

I just clicked on this video and your high pitched voice killed me immediately.

Did they ever explain what's up with his tie?

When the DILBERT strip--and the TV show, come to that--first came out, I found myself thinking "I hope I never work for a place like that" Now I DO...and, holy s***. they weren't kidding

Huh, how does one make animation in a series that takes place in a mundane office stand out (aside from the intro)?

Asok is a god

This show premiered on the same day as my 5th birthday. January 25th

Office Space and Dilbert 1999

Well you be doing more videos like this? Reviewing TV shows and not just movies?

I like dilbert

Do your review on The Rugrats Movie pleeeeeeeasaaaaaase!!!!!!!!

Well this is one nice video

I dont remeber the show but I remember the 2 player game on pc I played home at a frinds house but I dont know what the name was.

Where's the next animation lookback?

Hey...if you ever have a chance, here's hoping you one day look back on the series called "Mr. Men". There are 3-4 different incarnations of that quirky series from the UK for three of them and the US for the 2008 Mr. Men Show. It would be interesting to hear your take on it eventully

Can you review the lesser known animated series called Marvel Rising?

I think that maybe the show ended because the final episode was about Dilbert getting pregnant

I think he’s disdain for Scott affect this review too much The show was great

Why does your voice pitch upwards at random intervals? Very annoying.

I recently came back to some of the comics and the TV Show because i used to love the TV show back when it came out thinking it was a really good fresh take on what the Simpsons and other shows for adults did like South Park. But im afraid that i found out that the show is kinda boring at times or goes literally nowhere and most of the jokes depends on you knowing exactly what are the references and the time that the show and the comic first came out to fully understand most of the jokes, some are quite timeless yeah but some others are really dated or doesnt stick the landing the way it should. And its a shame because i always thought this show had something going on and had a special unique way of doing what other shows in the future were going to do, for example Dilbert did the cutaway jokes that are the main thing that Family Guy is known for nowdays, but in comparison with Family Guy they doesnt have that "punch" or effective "HA! i get it!" effect that Family Guy does with this gimmick, yeah Dilbert doesnt fully relays on this like Family Guy does but they are weak and sometimes leaves you with "wait, what was that?" and not like you fully understood why that cutaway gag was there. Another thing i noticed is that it kinda did what The Office did with having a colorful cast of different stereotypes that eventually develops a very distinct character over the course of the series, but again in comparision The Office is quick, clever, to the point, and their characters never feels annoying, like they whine a lot or just being contrarians for the sake of it in some situations, and even worse flipping characters on a dime, lots of times Dilbert feels like a whiny, entitled and way too clever homer simpson that gets bested by his own inteligence or his dog ends up doing everything for him or being more of a main character than him (the garfield/jon dilema) where Dogbert should be like a side character and not something you activedly want to see more in the show, and that's because most of the interesting character traits and stuff lies with Dogbert most of the time. Now i know that the show took a different turn from the comic because producers wanted to be like a clever different Simpsons and failed to understand what made the Simpsons succeed in the first place, but knowing the comic? it could had been even more of a flop if it was 100% identical to the comic, and i know people really loves Dilbert and the comic strip (believe me im one of those people) but over the years i kinda came to the conclusion that maybe Dilbert needs to stay on the comic pages, like Calvin and Hobbes did.

Wait...there was an animated tv series

Last Saturday, I had my second dose of vaccine. This is why i was absent on the last Crazy Cartoon Cast

Lets See If he Can To Ace Ventura The Animated Series

6:49 ... Oh yeah

Season 1 is better than 2 imo

7/10 thats bull😡😡

9:04 5:51 6:00 12:48 who is this character voiced by tom kenny

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