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Gallifrey Gals strike announcement

🕑 Added 2023-07-19 22:46:29 +0000 UTC

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Rime Pendragon

I don't understand... Does Steven Universe fall under struck content ? Isn't it an animated show ? Isn't that a separate union ?

Film Vagabond

I have to spotlight THE GAY DECEIVERS (1969) It's campy, it's iconic, and you'll love it. I thought I’d recommend some anime films I loved that I think you’re gonna love too - Tokyo Godfathers, Ponyo, Summer Wars, Cowboy Bebop: The Movie, A Silent Voice, Castle of Cagliostro. It would be cool to react to independent animation: Olan Rogers the creator of Final Space made several animated short films on his YouTube channel before getting acquired [THE LION'S BLAZE + ROB AND DETECTIVE BOY!] or Starship Goldfish 3 fully animated 22-minute episodes of a British comedy/sci-fi comedy that I’ve been waiting a decade to see receive a full series. The Greatest indie animated series of all time is People Watching - a masterpiece of social commentary written, directed & illustrated by Winston Rowntree which follows a diverse group of people in their 30s through their everyday lives [Produced by Cracked] My favourite super short anime are Space Patrol Luluco [13 episodes at around 8 minutes each] & FLCL [Six 22-minute episodes] I also highly recommend both if you’d like a short Bombastic weird action sci-fi comedy coming-of-age stories. For both, I recommend the dub for the quality, effort & love put into voice acting these zany scripts. The Last Unicorn (1982) is my last recommendation because it's a classic

Chrono Gamer

I will stay subscribed throughout the strike. I have enjoyed a lot of your content of the years and I am happy to continue supporting you as you support the justified strike.

Jonathan

There's one reaction series you can continue right now, with a couple thousand hours of content to react to. Galifrey Gals Get Critical 😁 (or various other actual play content - maybe even ones you've done). Oh, and when it comes out, Stray Gods would be a fun game to react to.

Josef Schiltz

Every great decision creates ripples, like a huge boulder dropped in a lake. The ripples merge, rebound off the banks in unforeseeable ways. The heavier the decision, the larger the waves, the more uncertain the consequences . . . Oh sugar! Ace! Somewhere the tea's getting cold!