I have the horrible feeling someone's going to make a name for himself writing a tell-all about about John K. Said someone is currently pitching a concept about an eleven year old boy and his ten sisters to every studio in town.
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On July 15, 1996, MSNBC launched in 24,000 households with the goal of reaching a younger, tech savvier viewership. In its early years, MSNBC would serve as a precursor for the intertwining of TV and internet that has become commonplace in the present. The network launched as a joint venture between NBC, (a division of The Walt Disney Company) and Microsoft, hence the initials. Among its first programs was The Site, a half hour program devoted to the promise of the internet making an impact in the coming years.
Just two days after the launch, the John Kricfalusi story broke, forcing the channel to waive its initial concept till the news cycle wore off.
TWA Flight 800 was butterflied in case anyone's wondering.
@Goldwind2 Jack in the Box is owned by PepsiCo ITTL.
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Carl JR'S bought Hardee's in 1997. I'd have trump buy them insteadCarl's Jr and Hardees.
BREAKING NEWS ALERT!
JULY 19, 1996
The major news networks interrupt lunchtime programming...
VO [Wendell Craig]:
This is a CBS Special Report with Dan Rather. "Drawing the Line."
RATHER:
"A day that could go down as one of the darkest days in the history of the animation business is about to unfold throughout the afternoon and into the night. Just mere days after Ren and Stimpy creator John Kricfalusi was named a person of interest in the abduction of a 15 year old girl in upstate New York, he is now leading state police on a low speed chase. A local news helicopter spotted Kricfalusi leaving Tarrytown and turning on to the interstate, presumably headed towards his native Quebec..."
*NBC CHIMES*
*"The Mission Part IV" by John Williams*
TOM BROKAW:
"Good afternoon from New York. I'm Tom Brokaw. Here's our breaking news story at this half hour, Ren and Stimpy creator John Kricfalusi was named a person of interest earlier this week in the disappearance of a New Rochelle teenager back in June. Today, NBC News has learned from Reuters and a local news helicopter that Kricfalusi has taken the freeways out of Tarrytown and is currently leading state police on a low speed chase northbound on Interstate 87..."
*ABC NEWS THEME*
VO [Ernie Anderson]:
This is an ABC News Special Report. Here's Peter Jennings.
JENNINGS:
"Good afternoon. Reuters and a few other sources are reporting that cartoonist John Kricfalusi, the man behind the Ren and Stimpy cartoon franchise is right now leading New York state troopers on a low speed chase. Kricfalusi, earlier this week was named by Westchester County's District Attorney as a person of interest in connection to a missing child case in New Rochelle. A news helicopter spotted Kricfalusi taking Interstate 287 out of Tarrytown and is now trying to evade capture traveling northbound on Interstate 87..."
WOLF BLITZER:
"If you have kids who like Ren and Stimpy, you may want to step away from the TV right now. Creator John Kricfalusi, as you may have already heard, was named a person of interest on Tuesday by the District Attorney for Westchester County, New York, in connection to a 15 year old girl reported missing from New Rochelle. Today, Reuters received a tip that Kricfalusi is leading state troopers on a low speed chase traveling northbound on Interstate 87 towards Albany. Lets get the live picture right now..."
Imagine The Day the Music died; multiply and square that by 10..... this is what you get
Would “The Day the Laughter Died” be considered too derivative? The idea is that it is to animation what that day was for rock music.What would be a good nickname for this day?
Would “The Day the Laughter Died” be considered too derivative? The idea is that it is to animation what that day was for rock music.
Imagine The Day the Music died; multiply and square that by 10..... this is what you get
Yeah, I think that works.
I don't really think something like "Day That _____ Died" is appropriate because Kricfalusi's reputation was already screwed up before the chase.
What would be a good nickname for this day?
What year would you like the live action Inspector Gadget to be released? I might still have Youngstown headline the soundtrack unless there's someone better you guys would prefer.
I'd like the film to be set in 99, same as OTL. A few pages back I suggested that the British boyband Five should take Youngstown's place as the Soundtrack's headliners with what is essentially a ''hidden Track'' IOTL that may very well become a hit in this one. I'll repost it here for you to see it.
As I said before, I think this one has more of an edge to it, while still being a hell of a lot of fun, and in my opinion, is the more enjoyable of the two songs. Plus like the movie IOTL, it came out in 99. Sorry, Abe. I know you said 97, but Adams did die in 2005 IOTL. That's about 6 years off from his death and about 2 years from 97. Do you think he could still do the role anyway? I don't know myself, that's why I'm asking.
Also, who else thinks that John K's police chase is going to end with a suicide? If it does, I'm sorry to say that there's gonna be a lot of people painting him as a tortured artist and a ''victim'' of police persecution.
What do you think the side-effects of John K’s car chase/suicide would have on animation? Nothing good, I imagine.