ok I have been misunderstood. I was merely pointing out that I am not American because I was asked about Seinfeld (which I am a fan of) and was hoping I was going to stop questions about any other American shows.
For the record. I have no problems with Americans or animation or Seinfeld.
The unnamed (by me) shows I mentioned were low budget, best forgotten.
ok I have been misunderstood. I was merely pointing out that I am not American because I was asked about Seinfeld (which I am a fan of) and was hoping I was going to stop questions about any other American shows.
For the record. I have no problems with Americans or animation or Seinfeld.
The unnamed (by me) shows I mentioned were low budget, best forgotten.
I hope that clears that up.
not all American broadcasted TV shows that broadcast first in america are made by an American company and to assume that is rude and racist.
ok I have been misunderstood. I was merely pointing out that I am not American because I was asked about Seinfeld (which I am a fan of) and was hoping I was going to stop questions about any other American shows.
For the record. I have no problems with Americans or animation or Seinfeld.
The unnamed (by me) shows I mentioned were low budget, best forgotten.
I think you misunderstood my post. I love animation.
If so, then I assume this is a strong case of the animation industry from where you're from was probably in the dumps when you were around doing roles.
I didnt study animation, so that certainly didn't help my chances of being involved in the productions. Anyway, I am done responding to these. I have cleared up what I said and am sorry if I wasnt clear.
"げんき 2021年8・9月号" and "Hello, Curious Buddies!" were also recalled by the publishers but I have those and did what I could to digitise them even though I don't think the quality turned out good ("げんき 2021年8・9月号" has a stiff spine and the pages being glossy makes it hard to get a picture without light reflecting, and "Hello, Curious Buddies!" is a cloth book so it gets wrinkled easily) A few months ago I saw "脳がすくすく! ふりふりねこちゃん" for sale on a Japanese website but I didn't win the auction (because the page eventually showed an error it's possible someone reported the listing). I was devastated because I've been obsessed with it for the past 7 years. I wonder if the publisher would assume I have to be a literal infant in order to be interested in the specific book/toy set...
Made a thread about it, but I'm 100% sure The Best Way To Hurt Someone was cancelled and taken down cause of backlash as the show did get a little too much and went in a different, really dumb direction.
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Post by forlornjackalope on Jul 18, 2024 20:20:11 GMT
I'm not sure if creator backlash is the same thing as creative differences and internal conflicts, but the first thing I thought about was Uncle Tom's Fairy Tales, a blaxsploitstion film from the 60s from Richard Pryor and Penelope Spheeris - presumably one of her first filmmaking projects.
"げんき 2021年8・9月号" and "Hello, Curious Buddies!" were also recalled by the publishers but I have those and did what I could to digitise them even though I don't think the quality turned out good ("げんき 2021年8・9月号" has a stiff spine and the pages being glossy makes it hard to get a picture without light reflecting, and "Hello, Curious Buddies!" is a cloth book so it gets wrinkled easily) A few months ago I saw "脳がすくすく! ふりふりねこちゃん" for sale on a Japanese website but I didn't win the auction (because the page eventually showed an error it's possible someone reported the listing). I was devastated because I've been obsessed with it for the past 7 years. I wonder if the publisher would assume I have to be a literal infant in order to be interested in the specific book/toy set...
If this helps, companies mentioned for "脳がすくすく! ふりふりねこちゃん" are the publisher Benesse and also mention of Akachan Labo. Also because of the recall of "げんき 2021年8・9月号" (publisher Kodansha), the October/November issue that was advertised in the August/September issue was cancelled. I don't know how far along the cancelled issue was in production. All I know is that the furoku was supposed to be "special onigiri bento": m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81wd42lq4LS._SL1500_.jpg
Don't know if this has been mentioned yet but, They Might Be Giants "Rabid Child" video, only a clip of it was used in Gigantic: A Tale of Two Johns (Which is also my profile picture).
I'm not sure if creator backlash is the same thing as creative differences and internal conflicts, but the first thing I thought about was Uncle Tom's Fairy Tales, a blaxsploitstion film from the 60s from Richard Pryor and Penelope Spheeris - presumably one of her first filmmaking projects.
Speaking of Richard Pryor, another movie he had an early appearance in is You Gotta Walk It Like You Talk It or You'll Lose That Beat, and it's in a similar state of limbo. I think Zalman King owns the only remaining reels, and isn't too interested in public screenings or home media as he considers the film to be an embarrassment. As with another rare film on my want list (Doran William Cannon's Square Root of Zero), the soundtrack is pretty easily available (I found a copy a few months ago in a thrift store), and it arguably more interesting than the film itself, as it's early work by Donald Fagen and Walter Becker (and Denny Dias) of Steely Dan.
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