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HASHTAG ROASTED LOL

Do you ever get the feeling that you've been roasted to the point you've LITERALLY became roasted entirely

Getting Roasted

This is seventh episode of Roasted Meatloaf, made in 2023 just like the previous one. This is also shortest and simplest of the episodes, clocking in at less than a minute as opposed to previous shorter episodes that at least lasted a little more than a minute thanks to their outro segments. This episode addresses the fact that the sixth episode skips straight to April Fools day from New Year's (the theme of the fifth episode.) It kind of prioritizes the fact that I skipped Valentine's Day, though it also mentions some other ones. I'm not really sure why I skipped from January to April, but whatever. Maybe plots for those holidays would have been too hard to think of? I guess at least it allowed me to take a break from porting episodes. The lines for the main episode were recorded all in one take. The dialogue that plays in the outro also was recorded all in one take, albeit a different take than the main episode. I probably could've thought of a better name for this episode, but whatever. Like the previous episode, the outro for this edition is now done using Blender, though Clipchamp was still consulted for some stuff. I actually hadn't typed out any credits into Clipchamp this time before switching the edition's development to Blender, but there was a weird audio syncing issue that I had kind of consulted the Clipchamp version to fix, so I guess that earns it a spot in the credits. The animation here, as opposed to previous episodes, was primarily handled by qStopMotion and did not involve screen-recording myself flipping through an image viewer. Thus, no screen recorder or image viewer is in the credits. Since pretty much the only audio here is dialogue, nothing had to be replaced for copyright reasons. However, I did still slightly tweak the audio's volume to make it a bit more audible in some parts. I think it was during development on the Newgrounds Edition of this episode that I realized I forgot to put the "Thanks for watching!" card in the previous episode's Newgrounds Edition. Oops. I guess that's all I to address about this episode here. Watch and enjoy if you'd like, or watch and not enjoy, or just not watch. Up to you.

Roasted Meatloaf S1 E7 - Not Gone, But Forgotten (Newgrounds Edition)

Whoops, unsure what happened with <a href="https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/1026056">that last upload</a>. It appears those darn supernatural forces are tampering with my stuff again. Hate it when that happens. Anyways, I gave them some Snickers bars so they should be away for a while. Here's the upload of the episode as originally intended. Gonna copy over the description too. This is the sixth episode of Roasted Meatloaf, originally made in 2023 (though I think production started in 2021 when the fifth episode was being made.) After the efforts put into the previous one, I decided to make this one a bit simpler. Despite that, the methods of production still evolved a bit. This episode moved away from recordMyDesktop for the screen-recorded sequences and instead utilized Deepin Screen Recorder, which at the time I apparently had no idea apparently originates from a Chinese Linux Distribution named Deepin, which was previously based primarily on Ubuntu and Debian. I'm an Ubuntu user myself, so I guess that's why I got it through the software center around that time. The graphics for this episode shifted back into primarily being made using GIMP. However, Inkscape still remained involved, both for reused elements such as the Inkscape version of my character as well as some newly made assets. Jeff returns as a main role, although he has no lines. Alongside Jeff's return to the spotlight, some elements from previous episodes also play a part. Additionally, this episode confirms that Jeff is also called "J. J." sometimes, which I developed upon him theoretically being a "Jeff J." of some kind. I experimented a bit with using 3D Blender graphics within the 2D world for one part. There was a bit of an animation error with it, but apparently I couldn't bother myself to fix it so I just put up a sign on the wall in the previous shot that explains it in-universe. Speaking of Blender, I've decided to pivot from using Clipchamp to make the credits and re-renders for these version to using Blender for those tasks instead. I just sort of felt like pivoting towards a somewhat better way of editing things. However, I did write out the credits in Clipchamp before deciding to switch to Blender, and I had to consult that so I could copy over the text, so Clipchamp is still credited for having some kind of involvement. Oh also the opening logo text slightly changed again for this episode. I guess I kind of had to do that because it opens on a white background so no one could see it if there was no outline, but the addition of an outline will also remain in use for later episodes. That's the bulk of the details behind this episode I guess. Enjoy if you'd like, don't if you'd rather not.

("Good Ending") Roasted Meatloaf S1 E6 - Fools Rush Out (Newgrounds Edition)

The sixsixsixth episode, now on Newgrounds

UPDATE: This episode has been tampered with by mysterious forces. <a href="https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/1026181">Click here</a> for the canon version. This is the sixth episode of Roasted Meatloaf, originally made in 2023 (though I think production started in 2021 when the fifth episode was being made.) After the efforts put into the previous one, I decided to make this one a bit simpler. Despite that, the methods of production still evolved a bit. This episode moved away from recordMyDesktop for the screen-recorded sequences and instead utilized Deepin Screen Recorder, which at the time I apparently had no idea apparently originates from a Chinese Linux Distribution named Deepin, which was previously based primarily on Ubuntu and Debian. I'm an Ubuntu user myself, so I guess that's why I got it through the software center around that time. The graphics for this episode shifted back into primarily being made using GIMP. However, Inkscape still remained involved, both for reused elements such as the Inkscape version of my character as well as some newly made assets. Jeff returns as a main role, although he has no lines. Alongside Jeff's return to the spotlight, some elements from previous episodes also play a part. Additionally, this episode confirms that Jeff is also called "J. J." sometimes, which I developed upon him theoretically being a "Jeff J." of some kind. I experimented a bit with using 3D Blender graphics within the 2D world for one part. There was a bit of an animation error with it, but apparently I couldn't bother myself to fix it so I just put up a sign on the wall in the previous shot that explains it in-universe. Speaking of Blender, I've decided to pivot from using Clipchamp to make the credits and re-renders for these version to using Blender for those tasks instead. I just sort of felt like pivoting towards a somewhat better way of editing things. However, I did write out the credits in Clipchamp before deciding to switch to Blender, and I had to consult that so I could copy over the text, so Clipchamp is still credited for having some kind of involvement. Oh also the opening logo text slightly changed again for this episode. I guess I kind of had to do that because it opens on a white background so no one could see it if there was no outline, but the addition of an outline will also remain in use for later episodes. That's the bulk of the details behind this episode I guess. Enjoy if you'd like, don't if you'd rather not.

("Bad Ending") Roasted Meatloaf S1 E6 - Fools Rush Out (Newgrounds Edition)

In this episode they roast "Country Music" and no one is safe.

Road Roasts | Country Music

In this episode, they roast "Shark Tank" and no one is safe.

Two savage chickens. One couch. Endless bad TV.Welcome to Couch Clucks! The only show where two angry birds rip apart your favorite shows and movies with unfiltered commentary, brutal honesty, and poultry-fueled sarcasm. In this episode, they roast "Shark Tank" and no one is safe.Got something you want roasted next? Drop it in the comments!Subscribe for more high-flying hate!Check out the Patreon and support if you'd like as well!<a href="https://www.gstatic.com/youtube/img/watch/social_media/patreon_1x_v2.png" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://www.gstatic.com/youtube/img/watch/social_media/patreon_1x_v2.png</a> / punchlinependingtv —-Voices by:Wyatt MichaelSean Toye - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&amp;redir_token=QUFFLUhqbVFHdzhEX3ZyTXhBYWgyNUw4N2RDVzlDT0k5UXxBQ3Jtc0trdmtITjJ3VndYOEZGWlBZZFc4MFRMcWFVSlBOQml2X2taMTlFbHJwQlN4X3FRMExRaTFmYVFkb2d0a25VT0xIeWQ3R0xHQS16dVVsSHhneU9FbzFZNnRnZXVZSGxlVHpWU0F0R215dXJUY1JuRmlzdw&amp;q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.backstage.com%2Fvo%2Fsean-toye%2F&amp;v=-BD_ylBjCQQ" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://www.backstage.com/vo/sean-toye/</a>Ed Sobieranski - IG: <a href="https://realeddie.newgrounds.com">@realeddie</a>_g -Animation by Wyatt MichaelFollow for more on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube Shorts

Couch Clucks | Shark Tanked

In this episode, they roast "Snow White" and no one is safe.

Two savage chickens. One couch. Endless bad TV.Welcome to Couch Clucks! The only show where two angry birds rip apart your favorite shows and movies with unfiltered commentary, brutal honesty, and poultry-fueled sarcasm. In this episode, they roast "Snow White" and no one is safe.Got something you want roasted next? Drop it in the comments!Subscribe for more high-flying hate!—

Couch Clucks | Snow White and the Seven Red Flags

In this episode, they roast "American Idol" and no one is safe.

Two savage chickens. One couch. Endless bad TV.Welcome to Couch Clucks! The only show where two angry birds rip apart your favorite shows and movies with unfiltered commentary, brutal honesty, and poultry-fueled sarcasm. In this episode, they roast "American Idol" and no one is safe.Got something you want roasted next? Drop it in the comments!Subscribe for more high-flying hate!—Voices &amp; Animation by PunchlinePendingTVFollow for more on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube Shorts

Couch Clucks | American Idle

In this episode, they roast "Love Island" and no one is safe.

Two savage chickens. One couch. Endless bad TV.Welcome to Couch Clucks! The only show where two angry birds rip apart your favorite shows and movies with unfiltered commentary, brutal honesty, and poultry-fueled sarcasm. In this episode, they roast "Love Island" and no one is safe.Got something you want roasted next? Drop it in the comments!Subscribe for more high-flying hate!—Voices &amp; Animation by PunchlinePendingTVFollow for more on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube Shorts

Couch Clucks | Cluck Island

In this episode, they roast "The Masked Singer" and no one is safe.

Two savage chickens. One couch. Endless bad TV.Welcome to Couch Clucks — the only show where two angry birds rip apart your favorite shows and movies with unfiltered commentary, brutal honesty, and poultry-fueled sarcasm. In this episode, they roast "The Masked Singer" and no one is safe.Got something you want roasted next? Drop it in the comments!Subscribe for more high-flying hate!—Voices &amp; Animation by PunchlinePending TVFollow for more on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube Shorts

Couch Clucks | The Masked Sinner

This is the fifth episode of Roasted Meatloaf, originally made in 2022, marking a three year gap after the previous episode. The original production behind this episode was very complicated, though weirdly this version was much easier to adapt in some respects than the previous episode's adaptation. This episode marked an art shift in the series, relying much more on Inkscape than GIMP. Initially, GIMP wasn't going to be involved at all, but then there were some issues I had to fix that were a bit complicated to fix in Inkscape so I used GIMP to help (I had gotten GIMP back on my computer by this point.) One problem with the art style here in my opinion is that a lot of things don't really have as much texture as they might have had before. It has a more flat feel. Nonetheless, I guess it was good to play around with what Inkscape could do. Both GIMP and Inkscape would continue to be used for later episodes. I did a bit of chroma key/green screen experimentation in this episode. I sort of did that in the previous episode, except not as successfully. I initially wanted to use green screen for the part where Jeff is on the TV in that episode but ultimately I just poorly composited the clip over top of it. In this episode, however, I managed to rather efficiently use green screen to put in two vehicles. Another thing I experimented with were the transition effects available from Pitivi. Only two transitions really appear, but nonetheless they were fun to play with I guess. Characters from previous episodes make some cameos as extras in a crowd, albeit most of them in a redesigned Inkscape form. Some other extras are subtle pastiches of characters from pop culture, although one or two of them were ultimately altered a bit as to not look too similar to what they were referencing. Copyright/right of publicity concerns got to me a little bit again. Speaking of copyright, the only sound I really had to change in this production was the "wee" sound, which, like in the other episodes, was originally a different "wee" sound with a conflicting license. Pretty much all the other sounds were fine. Exporting was a slightly bigger obstacle. Like the previous episode, when I exported through Clipchamp it resulted in some weird graininess in some parts. Again, I had to employ the help of Blender's video editor to get a cleaner result. Pitivi was used for the bulk of original production, but there might have been a bit of OpenShot involvement as well. I decided to include it in the credits just in case. A few different screen recorders were involved in the animation process. One of them was recordMyDesktop, which I had used in the previous episodes, but others included Deepin Screen Recorder, Peek, and VLC's built-in recorder. I think I lost access to recordMyDesktop at some point in production which explains why this occurred. recordMyDesktop would ultimately be retired from usage in later episodes as I moved towards new and better tools for making animation. The card that honors people who have died in recent years originally listed some names of notable people, but I ultimately removed the names because I felt like it wasn't necessary to elevate anyone above everyone else. One extra who appears is based on the Rush drummer Neil Peart, who had died in 2020. Originally he was going to be a pseudo-Force ghost in reference to one tribute I saw that was an edit of a Return of the Jedi frame, but ultimately I decided that might be taken the wrong way and seen as poor taste so instead I made him a guy who plays drums (the sound for which I made using Online Sequencer.) Neil had a mustache at one point so that's why the guy has a mustache; he was sort of a conglomeration of Neil's appearances in life so as to not realistically resemble him too much (due to potential publicity rights concerns.) The WHAT News broadcast also contains a small reference to Rush as another tribute. The WHAT News anchor is voiced by my dad, who is credited under a pseudonym. He also has connections with the band that created the outro song, hence its usage. Well, that's all I'll say for now. Hope you enjoy, but it's okay if you don't.

Roasted Meatloaf S1 E5 - On New Year's Day (Newgrounds Edition)

This is the fourth episode of Roasted Meatloaf, originally made in 2019 (just like 2 and 3.) This animation gets a bit more ambitious, though it doesn't always have the best results. This episode was kind of a struggle in its original development due to some stuff shaking up production. Initially there were some very direct audio and visual references to copyrighted material involved, but those were removed or replaced before the original version was rendered because it was around that time that I started getting more concerned about copyright and related stuff. For this version, I actually made a minor additional change to help dodge some potential personality/publicity rights issues. I don't know if it's likely for me to get in a scenario related to that, but I try to lean on the side of caution. Additionally, because I had moved to a new computer in the middle of development and didn't get GIMP reinstalled for some reason (I was still a kid and had to have my dad install things via admin password), I decided to complete the rest of the graphics using Inkscape (which I did have installed for some reason.) I guess it was good to start getting into Inkscape because I would eventually employ it more in future episodes, but it does create a bit of a weird shift in the animation's appearance after a certain point. I tried to create more complex character movements for the parts where the "Santa" character approaches, which led to some mixed results. I think some animations turned out pretty decently, though other ones have some pretty obvious errors and I probably could have done them better if I made this today. Not to mention the sort of continuity issues with the character's appearance. Other visual flaws in this episode include some rather egregious examples of inconsistent aspect ratios and a bit of poor compositing. It was with this episode that I started branching out beyond recording myself flipping through an image viewer and re-recording sped-up versions of initial recordings by making use of qStopMotion to animate some parts. As the name of the software suggests, qStopMotion is primarily intended for stop motion animations as it is derived from another application called Stopmotion. However, I found it rather suitable for animating my digital images in sequences. The video quality gets a little weird in some parts, as if it's ripped from some degraded videotape or film reel. This wasn't intentional, but rather part of some weird rendering issues with the original. That original process was rather complicated as it took the effort of two different programs, Pitivi and OpenShot, to get some things the way I wanted. The renders for this version had even more problems with quality degradation, so alongside Clipchamp I had to employ the help of Blender's video editor to get a cleaner export. I didn't necessarily have time to clean everything up however. Since both of my grandmothers (the one on my dad's side and the one on my mom's side) had passed away before December of 2019, I decided to put a thing honoring them in the credits (well, after them is actually a bit more accurate, but you know what I mean.) That's all I got to say for right now. Enjoy if you would like, don't if you wouldn't like. Merry Christmas and whatever else people celebrate this month.

Roasted Meatloaf S1 E4 - Robbin' Around The Christmas Tree (Newgrounds Edition)

This is the third episode of Roasted Meatloaf, originally made in 2019 (the same year as Episode 2.) This animation is arguably a lot simpler than the previous two but it does try some new things. One new thing was the introduction of Jeff, a character made out of text symbols, into the series. He existed as an idea I had before I started making this show, but this is his first appearance in an animated series and also the first time he had a voice (provided by me.) In lore, he is also sometimes referred to as "JJ", but that isn't established in this episode. Here, he is only called Jeff. Another thing I did was experiment with mouth shapes. As this episode involves more dialogue than the previous two, I toyed around with giving my character a variety of mouth shapes as he spoke as opposed to just a simple few. His final line uses a set of mouth shapes I would start using as a standard in future episodes. Not a lot goes on audio-wise in this episode, so editing things related to sound and music for copyright-related reasons wasn't really a big hassle. However, it was a bit difficult to adjust some things related to volume as some of the voice acting in the original was kind of quiet and a bit hard to hear at some volumes. I've done what I can to remedy that, though I can't really do much about the recordings quality-wise. It was grainy back then and it's still grainy now, perhaps a little more so due to weird quirks of re-rendering. The credits don't include an "acknowledgements" section this time because this episode didn't take as much inspiration from anything in particular. That isn't to say it didn't take any inspiration from some things, but the overall plot wasn't strictly based on anything in particular. Alright, that's all I'll say for now. Enjoy if you'd like, don't if you'dn't.

Roasted Meatloaf S1 E3 - Roast The Turkey (Newgrounds Edition)

This is the second episode of Roasted Meatloaf, originally made in 2019. This episode gets a bit bolder with the animation by doing walk cycles and other stuff like that, though at the same time it also relies quite a bit on reusing some of said animation. Like the previous episode, I animated this by drawing all the frames in GIMP and then screen-recording myself flipping through them in an image viewer. The joke at the end was inspired by Scratch user Dhilly, who, like thoyal in the previous episode, is given an acknowledgement in the credits. Also like thoyal, Dhilly will probably never see this, but oh well. Like the previous episode, while the animation and my voice acting are the same as they originally were, things such as some sound effects and the music were changed due to copyright/license concerns. Technically, the original music was from royalty-free sources, but there were still some potential licensing conflicts with other stuff, so I changed it to music with more lax licenses that still more or less capture the vibes that the original music did. Additionally, the skull kid character was originally voiced with a sound clip I got from somewhere else, but in this version is voiced by my six-year-old brother, who is credited under a pseudonym. Like the music, the original sound clip was technically under a royalty-free license, but it was a somewhat more restrictive license that potentially conflicted with some other stuff in this, so for this version I had it changed. Alternate versions with the original sound clip can be found in some other places, in which different sounds have been changed. Okay, that's all I have to say for now.

Roasted Meatloaf S1 E2 - Trick Or Treat? (Newgrounds Edition)

This was an animation I made back in 2018, when I was only 14 years old. I wasn't very experienced in animation and I didn't really have experience in software such as Blender at the time, so what I did was make a bunch of images in GIMP and then flip through the images in an image viewer while screen-recording. I was also not very good at voice acting so all the characters basically just sound the same. Additionally, I was a crappier artist back then as opposed to just being a mediocre artist so if there are some weird drawing or coloring mistakes then that's why. The basic plot/joke of this was inspired by something created by a Scratch user named thoyal, except his thing was essentially a lot more bare-bones and I think didn't even feature actual animation. I think the nature of the joke was also a bit different (if that makes sense.) I kind of wondered if I should mark this as "Comedy - Original" since I technically didn't originate the joke, but then again he probably didn't either. Believe it or not, sometime after I originally made this animation, I stumbled across another person who also made basically the same joke. Thinking about it, it's probably not the hardest joke in the world for people to think of. There could even be another variation of it here on this site for all I know. Nonetheless, I decided it would be right to give thoyal a credit for inspiration (even though he'll never see this.) Anyways, while the animation and voice acting are the same as they were in 2018, some of the sound effects were changed due to potential copyright issues. The music has been changed for the same reason, though different versions of this animation that feature the original music exist elsewhere on the net. Additionally, the outro was originally just an end card, but now has been changed to a credits sequence. I used Blender to make the logo in the outro, but it's not listed in the credits sequence because the logo wasn't made specifically for this episode. Uh, anyways, I don't really know what else to say. Enjoy I guess. Or don't. Either is fine.

Roasted Meatloaf S1 E1 - Burger Hut (Newgrounds Edition)

Today PANIC Toons get's roasted by the "Sit on You Guy" aka "Palmer Scott" from "Tim and Eric's Awesome

PANIC Toons gets ROASTED by Palmer Scott

Pomni Gets Spit Roasted Rule 33

The image series: roasted

Roasted Nuts

Alex and Rosa find a strange button... what does it do?

<a href="https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/961170">Previous episode</a> (Initially released on 11/08/2024) This video got a shit ton of attention... well, for the wrong reason... iT wAs An AcCiDeNt I sWeAr yeah... I don't think it was... and here is a statement so that I don't get roasted on an open fire: It's true to say that this episode is suggestive/risqué, but it's not overly adult. I had ZERO clue what "EPI" meant when I posted this on YT until a few days later. It was at that moment that I ALMOST set my entire career on fire. Plus, the characters were fully clothed when they were humanized. I also theorized that stickfigures were not accustomed to human forms because of their weight. © Copyright, TheSwiftySapphire, 2017-2025

What Could Go Wrong? | The Button

Just a little, funny animation I wanted to upload

DeadPool Roasted My Animation Skills!!

Block Frog New Adventures BE 22 (61) - Toasted REMIX

Three pieces of bread hang out

created by charlie emerson :)

Toasted

It was an idea I had when I was thinking about Eddsworld and remembering Edd's book that he made

roasted heads

to Curiousferret

Cookingvore Vore Dish Art mancook cooked cooking_vore vore food meat death corpse neck

gore animation(+sound)

Honey roasted peanuts. Honey roasted peanuts honey roasted peanuts. Honey. Roasted peanuts?

Honey Roasted Peanuts 🪘🪘🚬

22 years ago today StrawberryClock submitted the movie B to the Newgrounds portal. It quickly became one of the most acclaimed pieces of Flash content of all time, next to that game where you could put a frog in a blender. Our community have come together to make the movie you are about to vote five on. Take a journey into our friend, Randomised TV Clock. Check out some of the other Clock Day movies from today! And why not browse the <a href="https://www.newgrounds.com/collection/clockcrew">Clock Crew collection</a>? Newgrounds has chronicled our long history on this special day.

The Official 22nd Clock Day Collaboration Celebration Movie (Real)

I planned this short in late July when I was at Otakon and went to a halt somewhere in mid late August because of my autism loves distractions and things are getting in the way. I finished it yesterda…

Roasted Carrot (Short Animation)

kris finds something

The bad movie that constantly got memed gets roasted.

The Ironic Morbius Fanbase

Windows Phone Gets Roasted

Questions repeating.
Attention is fleeting.
I make you a video.
You ask for the meaning.

Read The Description

Have you ever get called/roasted out in a videogame before?

Audio: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

(SFM/FNF) Senpai calls you out in the game

Roasted Chicken - Dream Animated Short

This robber learns bank robbery isn't as easy and simlpe as he thinks it is.

I just want to say a massive thank you to Will Hooper for supplying the idea and voices to this animation you can check hi…

Bank Robbery Fail (Ft Will Hooper)

In memory of Bartholomew Richard Fitzgerald-Smythe, with apologies to RaspberryClock.

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Honey Roasted Peanuts 4

This video was first made for our Youtube channel so don't mind the endcard.
STORYTIME ANIMATION there we said it, we didn't want to endup like those terrible youtubers that we totally respect, who ma…

The News Roasted our Friend

Wanted to do more, but got into making my game Retro Knight instead.

The Viking Bunnies #1

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