anyone interested in a cartoon!plushy?
So, um, crappy quality screenshot to attract your attention.
This is a Russian parody cartoon show, "Mult lichnosti" (the name is a witty joke about the cult of personality, now it's "cartoon of personality", but that's not the point).
It presents the animated versions of different Russian - and not Russian - notorious people. Politicians, singers, sportsmen, jetsetters, whatever. They appear in short sketches, often about recent events.
And it happens that Plushy is notorious in Russia. So he obviously has his own character. So does Tatiana Tarasova. So I have chosen some sketches for you to watch. Don't worry, it's short.
Unfortunately, there aren't any subtitles, so I guess you'll have to stick to my summaries. Also, you will hear the word "Lysacek" sometimes.
Let's proceed!
First of all, the sketch from the episode about Vancouver. Here you have a depressed Plushy. The three strange women are trying to comfort him (I swear). One of them is a singer, another one is a ballerina, the third one is... um... a TV presenter. But unfortunately, in everything they say, Plushy hears only skating-related things. Like "cascade" or "Lysacek".
And he also says he doesn't drink alcohol (which we know is a lie, remember that recent photo? :)).
They aren't being really nice about Evan ("that's the girl who won men's gold medal?").
Anyway, it's a very sad sketch. Now I'll let you watch.
The next one is about the hard life of the stars that came to Vancouver to support Russia or to represent it. You can spot a hockey player, a football player (yes, I know it's not a winter sport), and Plushy, sitting artistically on the floor. Plushy complains that not only he has to party with Yana all night long, he also has to compete, poor bb. And the footballer replies "yeah, we've tried that with our team, it didn't work".
Also, Plushy insists, AGAIN, that he isn't allowed to drink. Then he gets seduced by the ballerina. All of that to Dima Bilan's music.
After 2:30, it's not so interesting anymore, but you can spot Tarasova singing about Vancouver with various stars.
And in this one, Plushy makes an appearance, but basically, all he does is sit gracefully in a bar while a politician tries to teach him to skate (after having tried to teach a soccer player to play football and a singer to sing). He appears from 0:10 to 1:00.
There is a fourth sketch featuring Plushy that I've seen on TV tonight, but it's not on Youtube yet. Plushy there goes all "I'm going to Sochi, fear me!". And he also promises to get Lysacek in a dark corner, etc.
That was my first post, I'm sorry if it was lame. And I'm also sorry for my English, I know it's far from being perfect.
For some unexplainable reason I haven't managed to tag, could someone do this for me, please?.. :)
Hope you enjoyed the cartoons, anyway. I'm surprised no one posted them before. If you'd like more precisions about some particular moment in the videos, feel free to ask, I'll try to translate and/or to explain.
This is a Russian parody cartoon show, "Mult lichnosti" (the name is a witty joke about the cult of personality, now it's "cartoon of personality", but that's not the point).
It presents the animated versions of different Russian - and not Russian - notorious people. Politicians, singers, sportsmen, jetsetters, whatever. They appear in short sketches, often about recent events.
And it happens that Plushy is notorious in Russia. So he obviously has his own character. So does Tatiana Tarasova. So I have chosen some sketches for you to watch. Don't worry, it's short.
Unfortunately, there aren't any subtitles, so I guess you'll have to stick to my summaries. Also, you will hear the word "Lysacek" sometimes.
Let's proceed!
First of all, the sketch from the episode about Vancouver. Here you have a depressed Plushy. The three strange women are trying to comfort him (I swear). One of them is a singer, another one is a ballerina, the third one is... um... a TV presenter. But unfortunately, in everything they say, Plushy hears only skating-related things. Like "cascade" or "Lysacek".
And he also says he doesn't drink alcohol (which we know is a lie, remember that recent photo? :)).
They aren't being really nice about Evan ("that's the girl who won men's gold medal?").
Anyway, it's a very sad sketch. Now I'll let you watch.
Click to viewThe next one is about the hard life of the stars that came to Vancouver to support Russia or to represent it. You can spot a hockey player, a football player (yes, I know it's not a winter sport), and Plushy, sitting artistically on the floor. Plushy complains that not only he has to party with Yana all night long, he also has to compete, poor bb. And the footballer replies "yeah, we've tried that with our team, it didn't work".
Also, Plushy insists, AGAIN, that he isn't allowed to drink. Then he gets seduced by the ballerina. All of that to Dima Bilan's music.
After 2:30, it's not so interesting anymore, but you can spot Tarasova singing about Vancouver with various stars.
And in this one, Plushy makes an appearance, but basically, all he does is sit gracefully in a bar while a politician tries to teach him to skate (after having tried to teach a soccer player to play football and a singer to sing). He appears from 0:10 to 1:00.
There is a fourth sketch featuring Plushy that I've seen on TV tonight, but it's not on Youtube yet. Plushy there goes all "I'm going to Sochi, fear me!". And he also promises to get Lysacek in a dark corner, etc.
That was my first post, I'm sorry if it was lame. And I'm also sorry for my English, I know it's far from being perfect.
For some unexplainable reason I haven't managed to tag, could someone do this for me, please?.. :)
Hope you enjoyed the cartoons, anyway. I'm surprised no one posted them before. If you'd like more precisions about some particular moment in the videos, feel free to ask, I'll try to translate and/or to explain.