Dilbert: Supportive Sarcasm Video
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Oct 14th, 2010 |
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www.dilbert.com by Scott Adams. RingTales presents an Animated Dilbert Cartoon. Dogbert is sarcastically supportive of Dilbert’s search for a new job. Dilbert says, There….my resume is done. I will no longer be a slave to my company. Dogbert says, Yeah! Now youre a potential slave for a company in an undesirable location! Dibert asks, Was that sarcasm or supportiveness? Dogbert says, You only think theres a difference.
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wow, Dilbert with a mouth!
@patrioticanadians From what I learned apparantly making a cartoon was a lot more expensive than just making a sitcom so dilbert and pretty much every adult primtime network ditched there cartoons. 90 percent of them showed up in adult swim.
Why doesn’t he start his own business?
His keyboard has only 16 keys
you only think there’s a difference
XD
one they should make a mrs foxbert and two is dogbert voiced by wesley snipes
why is dogbert black?
whats wrong with that guys tie lol
Dilbert is a lot funnier as a four panel comic strip.
Why would they make this?
Dogbert’s voice actor reminds me of that guy who replaced Grissom on CSI Las Vegas…
@gofojibwas lol true
wow, giving the charcters voices does not make it better, it makes dilbert much much much worse (is dogbet black?)
well, sometimes the business world is funny..
You mean like you did, and are still doing? Goof.
Great
Stop spending your life on YT Responding to Flame wars.
Oh, yeah… You still fail epically. Also, good job removing all the comments that make you look like a dumbass.
Colored? What is this, 1920?
i liked the way the half hour formats went.
the deadpan humor and the extreme spoofs of society really worked, and were encredebly funny!
and there were ilttle comic like jokes scattered throughout too. so i dunno
Because it was boring and didnt really go anywhere.
I dont think Dilbert’s style of humor really fit the half hour format, or the expectations of television.
The show was very intelligent and true to life but it was delivered in such a drab, deadpan way that it didn’t draw you in. But in small segments (such as the comics or shorts like these) they work much better.
i LOVE DILBERT
and what is the fucking issue with that
MY SARCASM METER IS OFF THE DAMN CHART
YES. I AGREE. stupid douchebags on youtube voting you down
lol is the dogs voice that of a black guy?!
Wow, you’re politically retarded.