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- www.dropout.tv Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck (with Sam Reich) - Season 5 - Dropout
Sam Reich joins Brennan to talk creative north stars and why failure is more interesting than success.
Sam Reich joins Brennan to talk creative north stars and why failure is more interesting than success.
The new show on dropout is Thousandaires. Where 4 cast members all get a $1000 each to spend on each other, and new host each week picks a winner.
My question is, if you were the host of this show, who would you pick as your 4 cast members?
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Very late to this series, but I just finished watching Total Forgiveness and I can't help but feel the utmost sympathy for Grant.
I think he was definitely naive throughout the show and is responsible for a lot of what happens to him, but Ally was consistently behaving in a mean-spirited manner. Particularly with following up the Flea Market fiasco with a degrading Performance Art challenge. They knew this was a man who had nothing, no earthly possessions whatsoever remaining. You cannot be more desperate and low, and in that moment they gave him a challenge that was truly beyond pale just so they could force another loss and make more money.
Warning - Spoiler for Total Forgiveness finale:
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I think the worst part of this show for me is the Finale. I've seen the reunion episode and I know that all has been forgiven, but I think Ally was incredibly manipulative here. After weeks of torturing and humiliating Grant, they finally pushed him to the edge. They knew he was angry and wasn't playing nice anymore. The challenges he was thinking of were truly horrible and on-par with what he felt had been done to him (he mentions challenging Ally to go to a conversion camp, for example). Rather than accept the monster they have created and play the game at the level they expected Grant to play at, Ally insists that their challenge is done before Grant publicly commits to his challenge. This breaks the rules of the game as we know it, and means Grant is open to influence in his decision for what Ally's final challenge is.
They butter up Grant with a nice day out so he is less likely to choose the extreme option. Grant, being the kind-hearted and naive soul that he is decides to not torture Ally for the finale. Ally then gets to play the nice guy by throwing the challenge. But if they had played the game fairly, Grant would've suggested something extreme, Ally would have refused to do it as they did with the snake challenge and Grant would have won the money anyway.
I think Ally has gotten away with being really shitty throughout this series. I was deeply moved by their diaries, and they were one of my favourite cast members in the old sketches, but I have come away with a very poor opinion of them, even after seeing everything is all smiles at the reunion.
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- lemm.ee Um, Actually - lemm.ee
Trivia about pedantic corrections, based on the show of the same name [https://www.dropout.tv/um-actually] Feel free to contribute your own questions. But do please following the format of [Property] Title in the title for organizational purposes. Having this RFC [https://github.com/LemmyNet/rfcs/pu...
Hey, not sure if this is frowned upon, but since I don't see that it's against the rules, here's a shameless promotion to a community dedicated to Um Actually questions.
I loved the concept of the game show and that prompted me to create similar questions. Though the community is currently just a dumping grounds for all my ideas, just want to put it out there for people with similar interests.
https://lemm.ee/c/um_actually
- www.dropout.tv The Big Guy - Season 1 - Dropout
A murder has everyone in Mentopolis on edge - but there may be more to this case than meets the eye. Content Warning: Misophonia (Lip Smacking) [12:13 - 12:16) Emetophobia (Vomiting) [1:24:19 - 1:24:25] Misophonia (Wet Smacking) [1:24:53 - 1:24:56] Endangerment / Violence Towards Minors [1:30:00...
I remember them giving a heads-up when the next season's trailer drops (usually a couple weeks after season finale) but I haven't heard anything yet
What older, no longer being made shows do you guys like? I enjoyed Paranoia and loved Total Forgiveness, and I just finished Ultramechatron Team Go! which was also excellent.
- www.dropout.tv The Time Has Come - Season 1 - Dropout
The queens journey to the Tower of Tombs, where their intertwined destiny awaits.
- www.dropout.tv Trade School Musical 2 - Season 2 - Dropout
Follow four friends as they reflect upon what they experienced the previous year at trade school and learn how to pursue their passions.
- www.dropout.tv You're Gonna Need a Quenelle-ing Spoon for That - Season 6 - Dropout
Erika, Aabria, Carolyn and Becca are here for some good eatin' and good times. Content Warning: Misophonia (Food Mashing & Tearing) [7:05 - 8:30]
- www.dropout.tv The Last Unicorn, Nope, A.E.W. - Season 8 - Dropout
Danielle, Michelle, and Vanessa talk about fizzy-fizzy boom magic, hot sauce names, and hate-reading. *Note: When filming the episode, something went wrong with recording Saltzman's audio. Our sound mixer did their best to clean it up.*
- www.dropout.tv The Bloods and the Crypts - Season 13: All About "Dungeons and Drag Queens" - Dropout
The cast talk about their first battle in the Underworld, Twyla's "creativity," and Alaska's bluetooth dice.
I fell behind posting new content, sorry. Anyone is welcome to post, though, if you don't want to wait on me :)
hey yall. i'm asking here to ask something but also to push interaction on this community :D so, i've seen: Fantasy high 1&2 (loved!), unsleeping city 1&2 (amazing!), pirates of leviathan (solid, but didn't grab me too much), bloodkeep (didn't like it), Crown of Candy (very very good), misfits of magic (loved this different angle). now what should i watch next? i feel like mice&murder ain't for me, i'm not a big fan of the murder mystery. i'd like a "real" season, more than tiny heist or something short. I really want to see fey&flowers, but is there something before that that i shouldn't miss? cheers
- www.dropout.tv Welcome to the Underworld - Season 1 - Dropout
As the Questing Queens journey into the world of the dead, dangerous new circumstances emerge. Content Warnings: Misophonia (Bones cracking / Squelching) [34:01 - 34:14] Flashing Video [2:09:51 - 2:09:57]
- www.dropout.tv Shakespeare's 'Two Gentlemen of Coronavirus' - Season 2 - Dropout
Brennan, Ross, and Matt pitch what would happen if famous landmarks could talk.
- www.dropout.tv The Illuminati Invented Sandwiches - Season 13: All About "Dungeons and Drag Queens" - Dropout
The Questing Queens discuss playing D&D for the first time and middle school memories.
- www.dropout.tv Queens on a Quest - Season 1 - Dropout
Four travelers unite as they each seek to solve their own problems. Content Warnings: Body Horror [1:35:39 - 1:37:05] Misophonia (Bone Cracking) [1:35:39 - 1:35:41]
- www.dropout.tv Heartbeat Hospital - Season 2 - Dropout
Friends, enemies, and lovers experience life-changing events at Heartbeat Hospital.
- www.dropout.tv Reality TV Volume 2 - Season 8 - Dropout
Glenn, Krystina, and Izzy return to the Bravoverse and sing every Real Housewives song to Trapp.
with Glenn Boozan, Krystina Arielle, and Izzy Roland
What's the secret thing that all of them have in common?
- www.dropout.tv A Little More Throat Wattle - Season 12: All About "The Ravening War" - Dropout
Matthew Mercer and the D20 crew answer your questions about how this season came together.
- www.dropout.tv Behind the Scenes: The Art Team - Season 1 - Dropout
Find out how the art team made the world of Dimension 20: The Ravening War a reality.
Man, I really love how Dropout constantly features the crew and makes sure the audience knows how crucial everyone's role is to the final product.
- www.dropout.tv Behind the Scenes: The Cast - Season 1 - Dropout
The cast of Dimension 20: The Ravening War talk about how they created and developed their characters.
If you're like me and you started watching Dropout after Total Forgiveness was already complete, it is ABSOLUTELY worth going back to watch this one through.
If you watched it already, what did you think? Who got it worse? Did you feel like it concluded the way you hoped?
- www.dropout.tv Two Two-Kids-in-a-Trenchcoat on a Date - Season 2 - Dropout
Jess, Geoff, and Jeremy try to impress Principal Sam and raise enough money for the jog-a-thon.
- www.dropout.tv Let's Make Mouth Sounds Together - Season 12: All About "The Ravening War" - Dropout
The cast talk about The Ravening War finale, their backup characters, and Chompy and the Girls.
The cast talk about the Ravening War finale, their backup characters, and Chompy and the Girls.
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Get ready to death drop into the underworld with your favorite drag queens - Bob the Drag Queen, Alaska, Monét X Change, and Jujubee - led by Game Master, Brennan Lee Mulligan. Premieres June 28th, only on Dropout.tv.
Matthew Mercer explains how he became a part of Dimension 20: The Ravening War, a prequel to Dimension 20: A Crown of Candy.
Trapp, Grant, and Jess try to out innuendo each other. Featuring a very special guest.
