#Internet television

[inttv]

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[chubbidust]

smollusk grows up

[youre-dreaming-302]

[insandriumheart]

༺2007༻

[lindamccartneysstrap]

it's like. what can you even say about this.

oh ok.

i give up.

[bug-catcher-in-viridian-forest]

like he was going to pretend they didn't know each other

but then he saw his injury

and he was so concerned that he couldn't help act as if they were the closest friends again, for a moment, he drops all pretences

look at them, he's so worried and xie lian is so happy

...

insane television moment

[gameraboy2]

The Internet Show (1995), "Netiquette"

[sadisthetic]

i get into hi fi rush and then proceed to make the most TOXIC ASS hfr oc. this is seltzer (he/they). he is Hashtag Problematic.

hes a precanon character who i created for the main purpose of exploring chais backstory which is FREE REAL ESTATE and subject chai to wretched things. making up a reason why chai is such a lonely ass independent guy at the start of the game AND SELF INDULGING AT THE SAME TIME (i love emotional whump). seltzer is red flag ass emotionally manipulative motherfucker. lmao

he is uhh. chais ex-"friend" that chai met at a venue during a local band performance in college. in quotes bc its a kinda complicated one sided deal. hes in a band called acid scale thats just a group of friends fucking around with instruments. their skills are mediocre and their music is DOGSHIT

somehow chai ends up hanging out with them. it doesnt end well

more sketches of the bastard below

[itsdansotherblog]

1994 Munch wasn’t wrong- except for the no phones part.

[arconinternet]

Lady Lovely Locks - The Complete Series (Videos, 1987)

You can watch it all here.

You can read a couple of tie-in children's books here and here.

You can watch a two-episode VHS tape, with a live-action intro not shown in the linked playlist below:

[spghtrbry]

haters of modern opera productions are so fucking funny. “these new directors are stupid and crazy and their productions are incomprehensible and deranged” THEN DONT WATCH THEM???? stop acting like EVERY SINGLE MODERN PRODUCTION is like that. there’s a FUCKTON of authentic productions without “crazy symbolism” etc that were made in 21st century.

ofc there are more non-traditional opera productions than there were 100 years ago, but man. isn’t it obvious that TIMES ARE CHANGING and people nowadays are more familiar with cinema and all that stuff than they were before. so of course directors are trying to attract folks with some interesting new production ideas. that’s not because this generation is doomed and stupid. that’s because people are changing and their interests are changing too and NOBODY forbids you to listen to REAL SINGERS on your old ass gramophone or whatever you’re into

[icearts]

A couple things about Sonic Prime that disappointed me

1. Shadow was in almost the entire trailer, but showed up for 3 out of the 7 episodes

2. An action scene that lasted for three episodes. It got redundant

3. There was an entire plot point where Sonic was dying from the prism energy being taken from him. This took 3 minutes of screen time and the risk felt minimal if it was there at all

4. No consequences = no stakes (literally there was no issue or "sacrifice" that came out of repairing the prism. Idk what i was hoping for, but the fact that everything was so easily fixed kinda hurt my feelings because it made the entirety of season 2 seem completely pointless and dumb)

5. Shadow was super protective of Sonic in the first episode, but never showed that same "Would kill and die for you in a seconds notice" energy he had in that first episode

6. The chaos emerald is mentioned again but never used as a plot point. Chekov's Gun is fake, apparently

7. It's said that Sonic can't exist in the Shatterspace without prism energy, but Shadow never had it in the first place. There is no provided explanation as to why this makes sense. The closest thing was "shadow wasn't there during the blast" but that only explains why he doesn't have the energy, not why he doesn't need it to live like Sonic does (I assume the others have at least a signature of it too which is why they cloned and Shadow didn't. Again this is unexplained in Prime. What does the prism energy even do for/to the supporting cast)

8. Why are there only 7 episodes? Why do they take up so much time in one place?

9. Rouge and Shadow only had one line of dialogue (this isn't a genuine critique I just wanted to see my favorite duo be a duo)

10. Sonic's Prism "Super Form" doesn't come back. Shadow doesn't get anything like that either. Another dud Chekov Gun. Why is this dumb little anecdotal metaphorical firearm never firing

I really loved the new season, and it was great and super fun, but those critiques really ruined some things because those were all things I thought would be a guarantee because of the trailer and because of how the other seasons were.

Why would they even bother to mention the chaos emerald, and this weird void thing if it wasn't going to be essential to the plot other than being an excuse to sideline Shadow. They could have just as easily said that chaos energy is neutralized in cyberspace because it's not connected to the world/chaos/master emerald. That works too!

Plus, why was Shadow sidelined so much? What's the reason? Why wasn't he allowed to use chaos energy and go apeshit? Why couldn't he take off his inhibitor rings in a desperate situation to protect Sonic and be able to teleport into shatterspaces even at the expense of his health?

I know it's a TV-Y7 show. It honestly did not need to be, but I'm sure it was a Netflix mandate to make sure their animation is all meant for kids and only kids, but they really ended up nerfing themselves by alienating their more passionate audience which would be teenagers and adults. Just make it TV PG that would've allowed you to work with higher stakes and a higher budget (oh wait that's what Netflix's intention was nevermind).

If you wanna see me make a list of things I genuinely liked, feel free to ask or comment that. I might do so anyway. I feel like the internet is too negative and critiques of shows tend to do too much of that, so sorry for contributing to that culture, but I really needed to get that disappointment out because it bothered me quite a bit. Feel free to disagree too, or say "bro it's a kids show. It's not that deep. Stop having passion and emotions for your special interests you dumb fuck" I get it. Anyways, good show, good season, highly recommend, it's very fun and enjoyable especially if you're a fan of Sonic

Last minute edit: I only saw the season once and my sense of media literacy isn't by any means perfect, and also, to clarify, most of my concern isn't quite "these plot points are 1000% absent and terrible" and more "I thought the distribution between the action scene in episodes 4-7 and the rest of the season's story was very poor and made the content I was more excited for seem watered down/unplanned/super easily resolved". Again the part of the show where Sonic almost dies because of the prism energy withdrawal was about 3 minutes long. Why did it feel so low-stakes?? I love action scenes. They're great, but when you dedicate over 30 minutes to one long fight scene, it becomes less interesting and there's still MORE OF THE SHOW TO GET THROUGH so those parts got super rushed

[st-just]

Not that you could pay me to watch this but - thank you google for the unwelcome reminder of how tragically rare having a sense of taste is.

[savagechickens]

IMDb.

And more from the internet.

[vimbry]

like about, a decade or so ago, I rediscovered "home movies" after having seen a few eps as way too young a kid and thinking it was funny even back then. I got really into it for a lil while and went through every episode. including this one:

ha yeah those guys were pretty fun. i'm sure they're not gonna be relevant to anything else later on