Tonight on SHOW we feature (with dismal audio quality – sorry, we recorded with the wrong mic by accident!) Aurelina‘s roommate and girlfriend Kaiven to whom some of you may be acquainted. She is a long time friend of both of ours, and gives us some insight on tumblr and fan communities.
Today’s SHOW art is courtesy of Fac Agent-C!
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The third and final installment of our chat with Callistaskip regarding her experience with people asking her questions and pitching their ideas.
As always, we saved the best for last!
Check the game itself out at http://furoticon.com/
Today’s SHOW art is courtesy of Ladiesman217.
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The continuation of our chat with Callistaskip about Furoticon, which you can find out more about by going to http://furoticon.com/
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Back at FC2013 Agouti and Aurelina had a little conversation with Callistaskip of Furroticon fame. She had a few concepts she wanted to go over with us and we decided they would translate well to a SHOW interview, so here you have it! We discuss the weird ideas that a famous card game gets from random strangers via email, and how good or bad (REALLY BAD) those ideas are!
Art by ToonyK9
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Tonight on SHOW we present you the last of the panel we recorded, unfortunately there was a bit that wasn’t recorded, as we had to shut off the screen to properly display the Dinosaucers video that we showed the audience.
Enjoy!
Art by our friend Mirelmture
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Here at SHOW, we love port manteaus like panstravaganza, in fact we use them so much, they’re practically old hat. (Or practically addictive!) Anyway, here is the second THRILLING installment of that funky panel we did. Coming up in two weeks, we will have an all NEW special guest talking about the world of trading cards. Do you think she’ll trade her Ken Griffey Jr. Rookie Card for our piece of stale bread??
Art courtesy of Nemo!
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Remember way back when we had a livestream of our panel at FurtherConfusion 2013? Well now for those of you that missed out, here is the first part of (most of) the recording of the panel. We had to cut the stream a bit short at the end, but that won’t affect this first episode.
Enjoy! Listen to our special guests Sigil, Rafferty, and a bunch of random people in our esteemed audience!
Art by Brown Wolf.
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Here on SHOW, we are fans of bad movies. We are fans of AWFUL movies. There’s little more we love than movies that look like a junior high school computer science class made them. Movies that sound like the public domain vomited into their sound files! Movies that (for some reason) seem to choke Netflix with their sheer numbers. We are now premiering, TONIGHT, our review of one of the greatest awful movies out there, Foodfight!
We are also doing it with a special guest. Can you guess who, it’s a mystery!
Today’s art is courtest of Sigil!
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By now these episodes with Rafferty are so old that they smell like Rafflesia. So, finally, we are posting our last episode derived from a long long LONG conversation we had with a rat greatly our elder. Listen to his wise words and rejoice in knowledge!
Art by Rafferty
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Now that Wreck it Ralph is out, everyone and their mother is reminded of Q*Bert. He’s small, orange, and schlong-schnozed. In tonight’s episode, SHOW goes deeper into the story, revealing that yes, there was a horrifying 80′s cartoon version of Q*Bert, as if a stillborn amalgamate of the prevalence of arcade’s and a studio executive’s ability to make bad decisions.
We also cover several other video game-based cartoons. Oh, joy, and we do it with special guest and all around good guy, Crave-the-bullet . You can see more of his work at the webcomic Between Failures.
Art supplied by, you guessed it, Crave-the-bullet as tradition dictates.
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