Woohoo

Like I said before, I doubt I'll ever watch Ren and Stimpy due to John K. despite having liked what I've seen of it. But if the awful person's involvement is less significant (not the creator but just one of the crew), I might do that.

I just ran into this problem with the despicable person already mentioned. I remembered seeing and enjoying some episodes of Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures on YouTube years ago and was planning to check out the full series. Then I realized who worked on it. As he just worked on the first season and was one of the many directors, I think I'll allow myself this one exception. It was most likely the rest of the crew that made it good considering how badly most of that person's creations have been received.

Of course. It would be childish to deprive myself of media just because the author is a prick. Keep the art separate from the artist enough to enjoy the art, but also not so much so you can understand the context of the work.

There are some cases where I can separate art and artist, other cases not so much...