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Definitely not the 7th Guest.

I'm going to guess Harvester. I've only played a few minutes of it, but such a scene wouldn't feel out of place.

Okay, I guess someone else can have a go instead?

Psst. It's your turn.

I think that's Nicholas Hoult in the wig in the first image. If so, that would mean this is probably The Great. Which I haven't seen, but I've seen enough commercials for to know Nicholas Hoult was in it.

The art style looks like it was possibly animated in Japan in the late 70s/early 80s. And the setting would appear to be the US or Canada.

I'm pretty sure it's wrong, but the only thing I can find info on that checks all the boxes is The Adventures of Tom Sawyer/Tomu Sōyā no Bōken.

You are mostly correct. It's technically Quest of the Delta Knights. And yes, MST3K is the connection. The kid might be familiar from Robin Hood: Men in Tights since that came out the same year. Unless for some reason you watched the Josh Kirby movies, which there seem to be 6 of...

The most famous actor in the movie, and no guesses? It's not like he's a nobody either...

Grimm's Fairy Tale Classics?

I guess no one's coming to the pancake breakfast.

Yes, there is a connection.

Santa Claus Conquers the Martians?

Yeah, I fear a 3rd season isn't likely any time soon.

My head hurts too much to come up with anything. Someone else can take my turn.

Okay. I guess it does confirm it. Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency.

Prom Night?

Fringe?

Why did you hate the movie so much? I'm not saying it is a cinematic masterpiece, but it had a few funny moments. Also, the whole 40-living-at-home thing was interesting in its relevance to contemporary times.

Probably because it was a Will Ferrel comedy. Then add that I generally don't like rated R comedies...

Well, I confirmed it's not A.C.O.D. even though that movie does have both Adam Scott and the man from the first 2 pictures. Who apparently also played "the dad" in Let Me In...

I do know what movie this is though, now. But I disliked what little of what I watched of it enough that I won't say its name.

Some of the people look vaguely familiar, but Adam Scott is the only one who I know for sure...

Idunno. Little Evil?

Gravedale High has a human teacher in a school of monsters and Galaxy High has two humans going to school on an asteroid. So, both are kind of fish out of water shows. Now to see if the next offering is also a cartoon series...