Absolutely. I hear it could work as an underrated gem on the GBA.You know, that can work, and if it's successful enough, then perhaps we could make a new Alex Kidd game.
Okay.I heard of that.
Absolutely. I hear it could work as an underrated gem on the GBA.You know, that can work, and if it's successful enough, then perhaps we could make a new Alex Kidd game.
Okay.I heard of that.
Yeah. Or on the eventual Microsoft-Sega handheld...Absolutely. I hear it could work as an underrated gem on the GBA.
Okay.
*Sits here in DSiYeah. Or on the eventual Microsoft-Sega handheld...
Ha!*Sits here in DSi
I had a DSi for a long time, right up until I wanted a 3DS so I could play the 3DS Super Mario Bros game.Ha!
Wait, you got a DSi for real?
I had one for like, a few months or so before I broke mine when I was in middle school(aka, about this time 5 years ago).
I really wanted a Switch.....Luckily, destiny called me 2 Christmases later.
Cool!I had a DSi for a long time, right up until I wanted a 3DS so I could play the 3DS Super Mario Bros game.
Well I did have one for a while until I updated to 3DS and then switchHa!
Wait, you got a DSi for real?
I had one for like, a few months or so before I broke mine when I was in middle school(aka, about this time 5 years ago).
I really wanted a Switch.....Luckily, destiny called me 2 Christmases later.
Cool.Well I did have one for a while until I updated to 3DS and then switch
You have done wellI was asked by @Otakuninja2006 to guest write a post for TL-2K23. Here is that post. Yours truly, @THEKINGFISH217
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BLITZER: Good afternoon, I'm Wolf Blitzer here with news regarding developments at the children's cable network - Nickelodeon. We have just received a leak that SpongeBob Squarepants is to be cancelled soon. The popular children's cartoon show has proven wildly popular since its premiere back in 1999, entertaining children and adults alike. Things however have taken a troubling turn for the network lately, as they network has come under fire for its policies regarding its animated shows. Recently, the popular cartoon Invader Zim was unexpectedly cancelled, while a show in development called Constant Payne was pulled from development. Now ladies and gentlemen, these creators have fought back against this unprecedented action, with many taking back the rights to their shows. Invader Zim's rights were bought back by Jhonen Vasquez, as did creator Micah Wright with Constant Payne. But several of them have not won anything. And joining us live on the phone is Spongebob creator Stephen Hillenburg. Glad to see you.
HILLENBURG: Glad to see you too, Blitz.
BLITZER: Now Mr. Hillenburg, you've voiced your grievances with Nickelodeon staff in the past, is that correct?
HILLENBURG: That's right. Quite frankly, I'm tired of being bullied by these out-of-touch assholes that always act like the smallest thing is a thorn in their side. They've got angry at Mitch [Schauer] in the past for trying to make his show say "shut up", and then they've threatening to pull the plug on his show because they didn't like his idea of a grand finale. I mean, for crying out loud, did I slip through a time warp back to 1975 - where cartoons can never say "die" and always have to teach some cereal box lesson?
BLITZER: That is a first, Hillenburg. Now do you plan to move your show to a different network?
HILLENBURG: (brief silence) For me, not really. I kinda want to go out while I'm still flying high. I mean - I'm still angry at Nick for how horribly they're treating their staff, but at least my show doesn't go on forever and ever like The Simpsons.
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Meanwhile, In Downtown Manhattan......
Les Moonves had just finished another day managing Viacom as one of the major media companies of Hollywood. With such a stressful job, one must indulge in some comfort and relaxation. He had thought about retreating to one of the companies' spa resorts a couple of miles away, able to wash the burden of capitalism off his back. But first, he had to check how his stocks were doing. Grabbing the television remote of his office, he swiftly surfed through the some 500 cable channels at his disposal. However, there was one channel were he briefly recognized the voice of. So he went back to that channel. And he heard them:
HILLENBURG: I’m just saying - Nickelodeon and Viacom are a bunch of greedy, certified hacks.
BARTLETT: They aren’t the clowns, they’re the entire circus.
Moonves was completely livid. “Those little punks dare defy my rules,” he growled to himself. The sleazy executive felt his entire fiber of his being vibrate with a sort of rage. He ought to show his wrath to those “loser” artists. He was better. He was stronger. And he was richer.
In a dashing move of smug confidence, Moonves snagged the phone and called his secretary - whom he’d…… pleasured himself to in the past. “Janet”, the fat man barked, “call my lawyers, we’re filling a lawsuit!”
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How’d I do?
If you want more content from me, check out my own TL Man’s Best Friend: An Alternate 1990s and Beyond if you haven’t already. Hope you like it!
If anything, this has me excited for the continuation of Man's Best Friend as much as this own timeline's pace.I was asked by @Otakuninja2006 to guest write a post for TL-2K23. Here is that post. Yours truly, @THEKINGFISH217
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BLITZER: Good afternoon, I'm Wolf Blitzer here with news regarding developments at the children's cable network - Nickelodeon. We have just received a leak that SpongeBob Squarepants is to be cancelled soon. The popular children's cartoon show has proven wildly popular since its premiere back in 1999, entertaining children and adults alike. Things however have taken a troubling turn for the network lately, as they network has come under fire for its policies regarding its animated shows. Recently, the popular cartoon Invader Zim was unexpectedly cancelled, while a show in development called Constant Payne was pulled from development. Now ladies and gentlemen, these creators have fought back against this unprecedented action, with many taking back the rights to their shows. Invader Zim's rights were bought back by Jhonen Vasquez, as did creator Micah Wright with Constant Payne. But several of them have not won anything. And joining us live on the phone is Spongebob creator Stephen Hillenburg. Glad to see you.
HILLENBURG: Glad to see you too, Blitz.
BLITZER: Now Mr. Hillenburg, you've voiced your grievances with Nickelodeon staff in the past, is that correct?
HILLENBURG: That's right. Quite frankly, I'm tired of being bullied by these out-of-touch assholes that always act like the smallest thing is a thorn in their side. They've got angry at Mitch [Schauer] in the past for trying to make his show say "shut up", and then they've threatening to pull the plug on his show because they didn't like his idea of a grand finale. I mean, for crying out loud, did I slip through a time warp back to 1975 - where cartoons can never say "die" and always have to teach some cereal box lesson?
BLITZER: That is a first, Hillenburg. Now do you plan to move your show to a different network?
HILLENBURG: (brief silence) For me, not really. I kinda want to go out while I'm still flying high. I mean - I'm still angry at Nick for how horribly they're treating their staff, but at least my show doesn't go on forever and ever like The Simpsons.
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Meanwhile, In Downtown Manhattan......
Les Moonves had just finished another day managing Viacom as one of the major media companies of Hollywood. With such a stressful job, one must indulge in some comfort and relaxation. He had thought about retreating to one of the companies' spa resorts a couple of miles away, able to wash the burden of capitalism off his back. But first, he had to check how his stocks were doing. Grabbing the television remote of his office, he swiftly surfed through the some 500 cable channels at his disposal. However, there was one channel were he briefly recognized the voice of. So he went back to that channel. And he heard them:
HILLENBURG: I’m just saying - Nickelodeon and Viacom are a bunch of greedy, certified hacks.
BARTLETT: They aren’t the clowns, they’re the entire circus.
Moonves was completely livid. “Those little punks dare defy my rules,” he growled to himself. The sleazy executive felt his entire fiber of his being vibrate with a sort of rage. He ought to show his wrath to those “loser” artists. He was better. He was stronger. And he was richer.
In a dashing move of smug confidence, Moonves snagged the phone and called his secretary - whom he’d…… pleasured himself to in the past. “Janet”, the fat man barked, “call my lawyers, we’re filling a lawsuit!”
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How’d I do?
If you want more content from me, check out my own TL Man’s Best Friend: An Alternate 1990s and Beyond if you haven’t already. Hope you like it!
Thanks!If anything, this has me excited for the continuation of Man's Best Friend as much as this own timeline's pace.
Not only that, but the writing is exceptionally well-crafted, and any "writer's bias" shown here is minimal, if nonexistent.
Please make more guest posts in here. I beg you to do so!
Well, the perspective really hypes me up for your timeline all over again.Thanks!
I was in the process of making the next part of Man’s Best Friend when Otaku asked for a guest post.
And the best part is I didn’t even use ChatGPT (I only used it to help on Man’s Best Friend, I still did the heavy lifting)!Well, the perspective really hypes me up for your timeline all over again.
Good thing you didn’t use the thing that is single handedly making writers lose their jobsAnd the best part is I didn’t even use ChatGPT (I only used it to help on Man’s Best Friend, I still did the heavy lifting)!
As someone who’s played around with ChatGPT, you got to be really specific trying to work that thing. Otherwise, it would spit out some by-the-numbers tripe.Good thing you didn’t use the thing that is single handedly making writers lose their jobs
And I thank you so much!I was asked by @Otakuninja2006 to guest write a post for TL-2K23. Here is that post. Yours truly, @THEKINGFISH217
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BLITZER: Good afternoon, I'm Wolf Blitzer here with news regarding developments at the children's cable network - Nickelodeon. We have just received a leak that SpongeBob Squarepants is to be cancelled soon. The popular children's cartoon show has proven wildly popular since its premiere back in 1999, entertaining children and adults alike. Things however have taken a troubling turn for the network lately, as they network has come under fire for its policies regarding its animated shows. Recently, the popular cartoon Invader Zim was unexpectedly cancelled, while a show in development called Constant Payne was pulled from development. Now ladies and gentlemen, these creators have fought back against this unprecedented action, with many taking back the rights to their shows. Invader Zim's rights were bought back by Jhonen Vasquez, as did creator Micah Wright with Constant Payne. But several of them have not won anything. And joining us live on the phone is Spongebob creator Stephen Hillenburg. Glad to see you.
...........................HILLENBURG: Glad to see you too, Blitz.
BLITZER: Now Mr. Hillenburg, you've voiced your grievances with Nickelodeon staff in the past, is that correct?
HILLENBURG: That's right. Quite frankly, I'm tired of being bullied by these out-of-touch assholes that always act like the smallest thing is a thorn in their side. They've got angry at Mitch [Schauer] in the past for trying to make his show say "shut up", and then they've threatening to pull the plug on his show because they didn't like his idea of a grand finale. I mean, for crying out loud, did I slip through a time warp back to 1975 - where cartoons can never say "die" and always have to teach some cereal box lesson?
BLITZER: That is a first, Hillenburg. Now do you plan to move your show to a different network?
HILLENBURG: (brief silence) For me, not really. I kinda want to go out while I'm still flying high. I mean - I'm still angry at Nick for how horribly they're treating their staff, but at least my show doesn't go on forever and ever like The Simpsons.
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Meanwhile, In Downtown Manhattan......
Les Moonves had just finished another day managing Viacom as one of the major media companies of Hollywood. With such a stressful job, one must indulge in some comfort and relaxation. He had thought about retreating to one of the companies' spa resorts a couple of miles away, able to wash the burden of capitalism off his back. But first, he had to check how his stocks were doing. Grabbing the television remote of his office, he swiftly surfed through the some 500 cable channels at his disposal. However, there was one channel were he briefly recognized the voice of. So he went back to that channel. And he heard them:
HILLENBURG: I’m just saying - Nickelodeon and Viacom are a bunch of greedy, certified hacks.
BARTLETT: They aren’t the clowns, they’re the entire circus.
And watch and see what happens folks........Moonves was completely livid. “Those little punks dare defy my rules,” he growled to himself. The sleazy executive felt his entire fiber of his being vibrate with a sort of rage. He ought to show his wrath to those “loser” artists. He was better. He was stronger. And he was richer.
Oh boy.In a dashing move of smug confidence, Moonves snagged the phone and called
.....................his secretary - whom he’d…… pleasured himself to in the past.
Oh man.......“Janet”, the fat man barked, “call my lawyers, we’re filling a lawsuit!”
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You did..............SO GOOD that we're gonna have to work together more, because there's NO WAY in HELL that I could have EVER made something this good........How’d I do?
Great!If you want more content from me, check out my own TL Man’s Best Friend: An Alternate 1990s and Beyond if you haven’t already. Hope you like it!
Very!You have done well
Right.If anything, this has me excited for the continuation of Man's Best Friend as much as this own timeline's pace.
Not only that, but the writing is exceptionally well-crafted, and any "writer's bias" shown here is minimal, if nonexistent.
Same here!Please make more guest posts in here. I beg you to do so!
Cool!Thanks!
I was in the process of making the next part of Man’s Best Friend when Otaku asked for a guest post.
Maybe I can use some of my ideas for Disney shows in future guest posts.
It does the same for me too.Well, the perspective really hypes me up for your timeline all over again.
And the best part is I didn’t even use ChatGPT (I only used it to help on Man’s Best Friend, I still did the heavy lifting)!
Good job!Good thing you didn’t use the thing that is single handedly making writers lose their jobs
.............................Basically Nick fucking died just because they reported a news about gay people
Really?As someone who’s played around with ChatGPT, you got to be really specific trying to work that thing. Otherwise, it would spit out some by-the-numbers tripe.
Alright.And I thank you so much!
Oh wow.......This is some good stuff.....
Now just wait until you guys hear about the.....other rumors.......
Honestly, I didn't know you had any.Oh, and thanks for not spoiling my plans for Invader Zim and Constant Payne!
I think it was actually 2001 when it ended. Good thing he mentioned it in the past tense............................
This, makes me reconsider things....................
Oh, and by this point, The Angry Beavers have a...............
What the?
2003!!
Damn.....I need to do my proper research next time.........This show ended in 2003 IOTL!!!!
Even though the early 2000s are a decade removed from the Dark Age of Animation, you still have at least a whole generation of executives and producers that believe that Western animation is nothing more than sentimental kiddy fare.And then there's Bye Bye Beavers..................
And kids say "Shut Up" ALL THE TIME!
If they find out the type of stuff Les Moonves did, I'd hate to see what would happen to the likes of Dan Schneider.Ohhhh.....SICK BURN!!!!
I wonder how Butch, the live-action crews and the Nick Jr. guys are feeling about this.......
Nah. I think it should just be a form of karmatic justice. Like his final downfall.And watch and see what happens folks........
Oh boy.
.....................
Should I also make this another scandal in and out of itself?
That's great! Do you need help on the next post as well?Oh man.......
You did..............SO GOOD that we're gonna have to work together more, because there's NO WAY in HELL that I could have EVER made something this good........
Oh, and you get FULL CREDIT TOO!! @THEKINGFISH217!
I would consider actually writing as a means of practice. I would look to some of the well-known TLs of this site and see what they did, like Fear, Loathing & Gumbo, The Anglo/American-Nazi War, The Footprint of Mussolini, and The Death of Russia (warning all of these are extremely depressing).Great!
Very!
Right.
Same here!
Cool!
Oh, and @TheFaultsofAlts, you're also free to guest post here if you want too. Just give me a holler!
It does the same for me too.
Good job!
I don't really like AI myself, but considering how I'm creatively bankrupt to a extent, I do use it SOMETIMES to come up with ideas.
Maybe I'll try those..............................
I REALLY don't get what you just said........
Really?
I just use YouChat and Perplexity AI.
Right.Alright.
Honestly, I didn't know you had any.
I think it was actually 2001 when it ended. Good thing he mentioned it in the past tense.
Yeah...........Now with Animax, Cartoon Network and Fox Family beginning to air more mature titles(with Animax even making it a MAJOR part of the network, although it'll take quite a while before we see a significant amount of original programming in that field) and the rise of anime, expect that notion to be broken down within the coming decade.Even though the early 2000s are a decade removed from the Dark Age of Animation, you still have at least a whole generation of executives and producers that believe that Western animation is nothing more than sentimental kiddy fare.
Oh yes.........Dan's time is DEFINITELY coming, and it's coming FAST!If they find out the type of stuff Les Moonves did, I'd hate to see what would happen to the likes of Dan Schneider.
Whatcha mean by that?Nah. I think it should just be a form of karmatic justice. Like his final downfall.
.........Les Moonves was known in the industry as a seedy predator IOTL, and even covered up its tracks by being a "male feminist".
Yes. To an extent.That's great! Do you need help on the next post as well?
Oh...............I would consider actually writing as a means of practice. I would look to some of the well-known TLs of this site and see what they did, like Fear, Loathing & Gumbo, The Anglo/American-Nazi War, The Footprint of Mussolini, and The Death of Russia (warning all of these are extremely depressing).
Cool! Although YouChat's cutout date is like, 2021 or so.......It runs a older version of whatever the hell they're using.......Maybe I'll try those.