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what happens if i turn my blog into a brian quinn stan account during my impractical jokers rewatch

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my mind currently:

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I'm certain this is on Tumblr somewhere, but I haven't seen it around, so I'm sharing it myself

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this is what they’re doing to adam stanheight on AO3

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— Mary Kate Teske

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Sometimes you stress yourself out to the point of tears and then u have to coax urself off the ledge by reminding urself that nothing is ever that fucking serious . It works out how it works out the point is we put in the effort

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Sabrina the Teenage Witch – 4.06: Episode LXXXI The Phantom Menace

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ART THE CLOWN being silly in SPENCERS

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Junji Ito be like ꩜ and everyone freaks out

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Happy Well Into October

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2004/2024

WHO ELSE IS CRYING VERY REAL TEARS ON THIS SATURDAY MORNING?

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Definitely a reason why the Uzumaki anime isn't doing well is because the people behind the show thought they could cram nineteen chapters worth of story into four episodes. Not four episodes that are at least an hour long (which is what I hoped they would do), mind you, but four twenty-minute episodes.

What's more is that Junji Ito mentions in his memoir that he actually isn't really into long-running stories; he prefers one-shot/short stories, and this is why Uzumaki has mostly self-contained plots up until the final few chapters: it was the only way he could make a multi-chapter story without losing his footing. As a result, each chapter had its own setups and conflicts, and the anime haphazardly rearranging things and shortening some and expanding others means that things go by really fast. The episodes feel less like actual stories and more like a sequence of events strung together.

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