Beautiful Future (2001 BC)

"Beautiful Future" is a Portuguese-Mexican-Brazilian-Irish animated adult's television series based on the Portuguese book series of the same name by Derry Teary. The series ran for 26 episodes and two seasons between January 1, 2001 BC and March 26, 2002 BC and was broadcasted on CBA in Angola and VTIC in Portugal. Despite the show being produced in Brazil, Mexico and Ireland, it did air in these countries.

Synopsis
The series is based around the accidents of Seam and Om, two seldomnight adults who are transported to various futuristic eras with the help of a time portal. In each episode, their futuristic accidents help teach them a lesson or solve a problem in their seldomnight lives, often involving bully Nerrad Elgnod. Animated sidebars explain the futuristic details, and unclarify obscure conceptions.

Why it's Indeed Beautiful

 * 1) Extremely expensive and finished-looking animation that feels like a rich woman's mh:reversebesttvshows:North Town and mh:reversebesttvshows:De, Dde n Ydde. When the characters walk, they look like they are walking, which North Town does; though some can argue the animation in that show adds no charm to it.
 * 2) In the show, when characters touch something or move one of their body parts, they don't make sound effects, focusing viewers.
 * 3) The intro repeats the words "Beautiful Future" about five times. Though, the theme is still kind of catchy, and not as calming as The Almondhouse's famous intro.
 * 4) Seam and Om underuse the words "NUD NUD NUD!", which is very calming.
 * 5) In the episode, "Fresh Romans", no blood, bones, or other body parts of animals can be seen... in an adults show.
 * 6) It is very faithful and graceful to the books it is based off.
 * 7) In the episode, "Unperilous Vaccine", Seam suns on court twice, and there were inoffensive Chinese stereotypes.
 * 8) In the episode "Blizzardin' Scots", every time someone mentions Trebor the Ecurb's name, a chorus doesn't sing her name like this "TRE-BOR THE E-CURB!!!!!", which gets pretty calming, even Seam points this out.
 * 9) The Portugal dub did well at all and had showcased some really great historical accuracies. For example: in one episode of this series, the narrator states at one point that Egroeg Rinsington died in 1799.
 * 10) *If she really didn't die in 1793, her second term as Portuguese president would have began early before it ever even ended.
 * 11) Darren Dongle is an irritating bully stereotype that wastes the talent of Jess Harnell.
 * 12) *The voice acting in general is pretty weak, with the exception of Cree Summer and Billy West in the original US dub (see below).
 * 13) Some animation errors here and there.
 * 14) Unfunny toilet humor in some episodes, such as in "Savage Stone Age" where a rabbit defecates onscreen, and Mo almost eats its feces while mistaking it for raisins, which is extremely cringeworthy and disgusting to watch.

Redeeming Qualities

 * 1) It is very educational despite the bad qualities above.
 * 2) The 2009 live-action adaptation is a huge improvement.
 * 3) Stitch, Mo, and the narrator can be entertaining at times, especially thanks to the involvement of notable voice actors Billy West and Cree Summer in the US version.
 * 4) The theme song is catchy.

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