What do you get when you put your annoying face on an orange, have it say annoying things to other annoying-faced produce items, and then turn all of it into an incredibly annoying YouTube show? You get over 1.2 billion views and counting! What can I say–YouTube viewers know talent when they see it, and because of that fact, YouTube channel RealAnnoyingOrange is a bonafide mega-success in only 3 years time. So, you’ve by now seen all the annoying merchandise taking up retail space around you, your annoying kids are watching “Annoying Orange” YouTube videos into the annoying AM hours, and you’re annoyed that you can’t have “Annoying Orange” invade more aspects of your annoying life. Don’t fret; “Annoying Orange” is coming to a television near you, and it’s going to be on Cartoon Network, a channel that is notoriously lacking in annoying content. I was able to sit down press round table-style with talented “Annoying Orange” creator Dane Boedigheimer (Daneboe), writer Tom Sheppard and star Toby Turner (Tobuscus) at San Diego Comic-Con 2012 to discuss their new TV show, so be prepared to hear “annoying” at least several more times as a mere point of necessity.
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