Which is Better?

 

Which is Better? Is a series I made on my DeviantArt profile, where I take two productions (Be they TV show episodes, movies, internet videos, etc.) that have similar concepts and compare which one of the two is the better execution of said concepts. They’re really fun to make, and it gives me a good chance to work on my comparison skills. So, I decided to share them with you on my blog. Links to all of my WIB installments will be down below. I’ll also be adding new installments as I continue to make them, so make sure to come back to this post every now and then.

Installment #1 - Sesame Street Movies (Follow That Bird VS The Adventures Of Elmo In Grouchland)

https://www.deviantart.com/thomperfan/journal/Which-is-better-Sesame-Street-Movies-784830257


Installment #2 - Homestar Runner Fanwork: Attack on Homestar Runner (Robot Chicken) VS Homestar Runner Meets My Little Pony (ToucanLDM)

https://www.deviantart.com/thomperfan/journal/Which-is-Better-Homestar-Runner-Fanwork-880876590


Installment #3 - Superpower Motivational Videos: Shy Kid Gets Humiliated At School Ft. FaZe Rug (Dhar Mann) VS Spanish Is My Superpower (Sesame Street)

https://www.deviantart.com/thomperfan/journal/Which-Is-Better-Superpower-Motivational-Videos-892292914


Installment #4 - Environmental Messages: The Green House (The Loud House) VS Bob's Big Plan (Bob the Builder: Project Build-It)

https://www.deviantart.com/thomperfan/journal/Which-is-Better-Environmental-Messages-905210505


Installment #5 - Those Meddling Sisters: Heavy Meddle (The Loud House) VS Drumforgiven (Bob's Burgers)

https://www.deviantart.com/thomperfan/journal/Which-is-Better-Those-Meddling-Sisters-932525941


Installment #6 - Gun Control: Let's Not Be Skeletons (OK KO, Let's Be Heroes!) VS Gun Fever Too: Still Hot (It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia)

https://www.deviantart.com/thomperfan/journal/Which-is-Better-Gun-Control-989906815


Bite-Sized Installments


Respecting Elders: Fallen Arches (The Powerpuff Girls) VS Basic Genealogy (Community)

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