Back then in the early nineties, "Liquid Television" was a unique and groundbreaking experiment, featuring a fantastic showcase of animated samples, each one of them done in a different style, being the first contact many viewers had with such kind of atypical independent animation, leading to the creation of similar shows (such as "What A Cartoon! Show" from Cartoon Network, though it was done in a more family friendly format) Liquid Television also featured the first apparitions of characters such as Beavis and Butt-Head, Æon Flux, and The Head (Which eventually had their own respective series)
In the 2013, the show returned as an online series with some brand episodes: While not as innovative as the original (Since in this Internet age one simple has to google the name of one animator to find his work) it is still an interesting watch, reuniting many different and unusual animated segments: Some twisted, some funny, some disturbing and some better than others, but the overall result is still quite creative and fascinating.
I hope more episodes of this new "Liquid Television" are made. And hopefully, some of the animated segments featured here eventually will have their respective shows. I do see a high potential in many of them.
8/10
In the 2013, the show returned as an online series with some brand episodes: While not as innovative as the original (Since in this Internet age one simple has to google the name of one animator to find his work) it is still an interesting watch, reuniting many different and unusual animated segments: Some twisted, some funny, some disturbing and some better than others, but the overall result is still quite creative and fascinating.
I hope more episodes of this new "Liquid Television" are made. And hopefully, some of the animated segments featured here eventually will have their respective shows. I do see a high potential in many of them.
8/10
