Quarantine is a weirdly good time for animation
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Tooning Out the News and Solar Opposites
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Animated shows, however, from newcomers like CBS’ Tooning Out the News and Hulu’s Solar Opposites to veterans like The Simpsons, Bob’s Burgers, Big Mouth, and Family Guy, along with Hollywood animation studios like Paramount, have been able to keep working, largely thanks to innovative technological workarounds. “All of us feel incredibly fortunate that we’re in this industry at this time,” Fried says.Of course, the animated shows you’re watching now weren’t built for quarantine, not even shows like Tooning Out the News and Solar Opposites which have premiered during the quarantine period. We can take talent from anywhere in the world as long as they have a good internet connection, and a lot of people are looking for work right now because live-action shows have pressed pause.” Previously, Tooning Out the News had been largely limited to New York-based guests and staff who could come to the Ed Sullivan Theater on short notice.
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