Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law

It was an animal.

Oh, Harvey Danger, Birdman.

Yeah, it was Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law.

Oh, no, it's another one.

I'll find it while we're looking.

thing that really brought me into the fold of...

It was probably Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law.

Oh,

I've heard of that, but I haven't watched it.

Yeah

... a lot of this is stuff that I only know through Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law, because it was too obscure to even air in reruns.

Yeah.

Yeah.

[sighs] Uh, oh, yeah.

I just, uh...

Like, how, how good was Harvey Birdman?

Harvey Birdman was really good.

He's been writing cartoons basically for Cartoon Network ever since then.

Aqua Teen Hunger Force, uh, Scooby-Doo, Harvey Birdman.

Remember that show? And then of course, Too Many Cooks just popped up in 2014, and ever since then he's been kinda pretty active as a writer.

And you're right, how...

At last, realistic stopping power.

Harvey Birdman, attorney at law.

So we get to hear from the legal side.

I've litigated cases involving superheroes, talking animals, and the Flintstones.

I imagine Deadpool's approach is a semi-coherent litany of non sequiturs that eventually wins him the verdict.

Harvey Birdman style.

Like this shouldn't hold up in any real court of law, but it's Deadpool.

He kind of just lets the universe bend around him and Scrooge is happy because he didn't spend a dime on any of the legal work and he got what he wanted in the end.

Which is obviously supposed to be a tsunami.

We also are intercut with a court trial between Harvey Birdman and lawyer Morty.

Yeah.

So it's it's like you see this Poseidon adventure happening.

Yes.

And he's eating the lotus flowers and stuff.

But yeah, so the courtroom parody is, as you said, Harvey Birdman prosecuting Adult Swim over the disaster.

And Mike Tyson is the

You have these major icons that were released by enormous animation studios.

And now you've got Birdman, Harvey Birdman.

Yeah.

Being a lawyer taking Scooby-Doo, like defending Scooby-Doo in a wrongful termination suit or something, whichever one it was.