The Drawn Together Movie: The Movie! (2010) on Netflix

TV-MA20101h 10mAnimation Comedy Mystery

Foxxy Love and her housemates learn their show has been canceled. As a robot built to erase cartoon characters closes in, they set out for Make-A-Point-Land to get back on the air.

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Plot summary

Foxxy Love notices that she and her housemates can swear without being bleeped, something their show never allowed, and a call to the network explains why: the series has been canceled. The Network Head, who has long hated the show, learns the housemates are still alive and calls in I.S.R.A.E.L., a machine built to erase cartoons. The Jew Producer tries to warn them, but the house is wiped away and the group flees in Foxxy's van. Foxxy is sure their survival depends on getting the show back on the air, so the housemates set out for Make-A-Point-Land to obtain a point. Princess Clara, Captain Hero, Xandir and Ling-Ling break off on their own, while Spanky Ham and Wooldoor Sockbat stay with Foxxy.

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Did you know?!Facts and trivia about The Drawn Together Movie: The Movie! (2010)

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The film had to be made for under half what the series cost, so it left Rough Draft Studios and its digital ink and paint for 6 Point Harness in Los Angeles, working in Flash and Toon Boom. Director Greg Franklin had worked on the original Drawn Together pilot, itself made in Flash.
Creators Dave Jeser and Matt Silverstein made the film because they disliked that the television series had ended on a clip show and wanted a more dynamic finish. They also set out to make the movie tamer than the show, which Jeser admitted they failed miserably at.
Accusations of antisemitism followed the film, with the producers answering that the material was supposed to make fun of bigotry. Dave Jeser and Matt Silverstein, who created the series and wrote the movie, are both Jewish.