And do you think they would include adult/child? Because I would buy the shit out of that.
I posted yesterday that something was coming today... Looks like this was announced to drop next Monday, Oct 26.
"PUMPKIN is a Halloween musical radio-play created by Adam Schatz, a certified cure-all for your daily boredom. So scary you'll forget to laugh! So funny you'll forget to eat! Pumpkin has it all: jokes, songs, tedium, frights and an all-star cast featuring but not limited to Mike Hanford, Charlyne Yi, Demi Adejuyigbe, Mary Holland, Har Mar Superstar, Madeline Walter, Jess McKenna, Josh Gondelman, Erin Whitehead, Brian Stack, Betsy Sodaro, Zack Reino and more, more more! Artwork by Erin Whitehead."
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Basic Info:
Name: Brian Holland
Age: 16
Gender: Male
DOB: 2-4-XX
Ability:
Lightning- same ability as Remi, but stronger. His max range for a bolt is around 20m (~70ft) and it is more effective the closer the range. He can also use it to enhance his speed and defense levels by 0.5.
His passive allows him to sense electricity from 5m away.
Ability Color: Red
Appearance:
Height: 5' 11"
Eye Color: Blue
Hair: messy blue
Personality:
Brian is usually nice to everyone but can be dangerous when he gets pissed off at something.
Backstory:
Brian is from the Wellston area and has almost a full mastery of his ability. Everything else: Locked.
Now:
Walking in one of the halls when he bumps into someone...
- This was the first episode to break the point of view of the series. The idea at first almost seemed like a joke or something unreal they would never do until they started thinking about it more
(you ever notice how in an earlier episode when they were trying to figure out who wrote the filthy poem Graham says "We don't have a basement", but in this episode, they do?)
- The voice of Brian's mom is their first AD Connie Williams, she sounded so much like a psychiatrist they kept using her in other episodes
(Delia was the girl in Scary Movie who got stuck in a dog door, which I first saw twenty years ago tonight, maybe to the minute)
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AJ Langer showed up for the first day of shooting this episode with chickenpox, she had to be quarantined, they needed to find out if anyone working on the show had pregnant wives (chickenpox is dangerous to pregnant women), the whole episode had to be rewritten. They were in a crisis with none of the show runners, Winnie, Alan. They realized Rayanne was the glue that held everyone together, secretly giving information to everyone. The script had been so sharpened and refined, which always happens in tv, many drafts, and they just had to suddenly wing everything and jot it down on paper. Luckily it expanded on Rickie's story. It's the first time he acknowledges he's attracted to guys
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The wallpaper metaphor is one of Devon's favorite parts of the whole show
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All the "likes", "umms", "errs" and pauses were scripted
(Devon was about fifteen in this)
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Delia was curvy and no one cares, you didn't see that on tv a lot back then (like Amy on Freaks and Geeks)
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The Substitute was the first thing Jason ever wrote
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Bedford Falls production company was very open, Ed and Marshall had made Thirtysomething but they were open to everyone's ideas and contributions
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Devon was interested in writing and was allowed to be a fly on the wall in the writers room (I just checked his IMDB hoping he'd written big things since but, meh)
(don't you guys like when Jordan's hair finally changes form the different-lengths-almost-mullet to the same length all around, soft bunch by his face, Kurt Cobain Angela Chase look?)
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They thought "Finally, an erection from actual, physical contact" would never make it to ABC
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Devon says Brian didn't understand irony, he never said anything ironic and if someone said something ironic it was lost on him (but Jordan picked up on it quickly!)
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When Angela, Brian, Rickie, and Delia are talking o
Hi there guys. I’ve been a fairly casual fan for some time. I had heard the classic hits all over before, and in the last couple years I have been more adventurous and listened to some of their more mature albums (Pet Sounds, Today!, Friends, Wild Honey, Smiley Smile and the “Smile Sessions”). Brilliant songs, unworldly vocals.
I have not really delved into this later part of their so-called classic era yet, but am wondering which songs have “that voice”? The angelic falsetto, which with the Boys harmonies makes their songs sound like nothing else. It is my understanding that due to drugs and atrophy it wasn’t there later, but surely it’s there for some numbers in this period?
Apologies for such a basic question.
Greetings friends, I added Dutch legend Cruyff to the biography series of characters that are not in the anime and but in manga. Do not bother your criticism so that I can improve myself I hope you enjoy it.
I added english subtittle too.
It’s my favorite performance of that song, ever. Really hoping someone has it laying around or an mp3 or something? 😩😑
