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 Post subject: 20X6 vs. 1936: The Sequel
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I'm working on a new toon for my idea of a new Homestar DVD. It's called 20X6 vs. 1936: The Sequel. Like the original toon, this involves a character from the Old-Timey universe meeting a character from the 20X6 universe. But this time, it's 1-Up (from 20X6) who ends up in the Old-Timey world and meets Old-Timey Strong Bad. Anyway, what happens is that 1-Up tries to prove he's not just a kid to Sir SB.

I've gotten a writer's block right now, but here's what I've got thus far:

(Open on Old-Timey Strong Bad walking through the Factory/Circus District, his usual theme music playing.)
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Ah, what a beautiful day for making all manner of mayhem and cutting all manner of capers.
(1-Up walks up. He bumps into Old-Timey Strong Bad.)
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Waaaahh! ("says" his scream) What manner of uncivilized color alien life form are you?
1-UP: I'm 1-Up! Everyone says I'm just a kid, but I want to be the guy!
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Well, you're looking at the wrong guy!

...and that's as far as I've gotten. Any ideas?

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 Post subject: Re: 20X6 vs. 1936: The Sequel
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 Post subject: Re: 20X6 vs. 1936: The Sequel
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Well, can you provide me with some more ideas?

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 Post subject: Re: 20X6 vs. 1936: The Sequel
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OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Ah, what a beautiful day for making all manner of mayhem and cutting all manner of capers.
(1-Up walks up. He bumps into Old-Timey Strong Bad.)
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Waaaahh! ("says" his scream) What manner of uncivilized color alien life form are you?
1-UP: I'm 1-Up! Everyone says I'm just a kid, but I want to be the guy!
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Well, you're looking at the wrong guy!
1-Up:Do you have pudding?
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: What's a "pudding"?

I'm not very good at these type of things. :-(

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 Post subject: Re: 20X6 vs. 1936: The Sequel
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the strange thing is i can actually hear what theyre saying in your fanfic(or whatever you wanna call it)

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 Post subject: Re: 20X6 vs. 1936: The Sequel
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Well, after O.T. Strong Bad says, "You're looking at the wrong guy!", this little bit might follow:
1-UP: So what's your name?
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: I am Sir Strong Bad Cunnington Plottington Schemesworth the 7th! Or Strong Bad, for short, since spelling out such an extensive name on the telegramophone would give a gentleman like me such a cramp in the wrist!
1-UP: Yeah, you're right. I am looking at the wrong guy.
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Then, who, I ask, is the guy of which you speak, anyway?
And that's where 1-Up mentions Stinkoman, and that plot of yours starts right away, yes?


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 Post subject: Re: 20X6 vs. 1936: The Sequel
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I've just added in your script bits, though I have added in bits of my own, too, though I'm still having a writer's block on how the plot should go.

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 Post subject: Re: 20X6 vs. 1936: The Sequel
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You haven't any trouble logging in H*R Fanstuff Wiki and viewing the pages, have you? I keep getting 'Error' as the page title everytime I go there.

And another thing, there was 1936 in 2003, 1937 in 2004, so for 2008, the year would be 1941 (as you mention for the supposed/proposed DVD version of Sickly Sam's Big Outing's title card). Ah well.


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 Post subject: Re: 20X6 vs. 1936: The Sequel
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Charlie Jr. wrote:
You haven't any trouble logging in H*R Fanstuff Wiki and viewing the pages, have you? I keep getting 'Error' as the page title everytime I go there.

And another thing, there was 1936 in 2003, 1937 in 2004, so for 2008, the year would be 1941 (as you mention for the supposed/proposed DVD version of Sickly Sam's Big Outing's title card). Ah well.


Well, you know, maybe I'll rename it somehow. And maybe you're typing it wrong. Go here: http://fanstuff.hrwiki.org/index.php/20X6_vs._1941. Try that.

EDIT: I just renamed it as per the traditions of old.

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 Post subject: Re: 20X6 vs. 1936: The Sequel
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Nope, no luck with viewing anybody's fan fiction (because I've plenty of time to say both syllables). When I first go to the Fanstuff Wiki, I get this:
Login Required
You must log in to view other pages.

And when I log in and return to main page or whatever, I get this:
Permission error
The action you have requested is limited to users in the group emailconfirmed.

Retrieved from "http://fanstuff.hrwiki.org/index.php/Main_Page"

What could be the problem?


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 Post subject: Re: 20X6 vs. 1936: The Sequel
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Charlie Jr. wrote:
What could be the problem?


I don't know.

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 Post subject: Re: 20X6 vs. 1936: The Sequel
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This might be a stupid question, but have you confirmed that it's your e-mail address by pressing on a link in the email you get in your inbox?
If you have done that, you're in the group "emailconfirmed", but of course it could be a bug.
If so, contact the Fanstuff Wiki admins.


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 Post subject: Re: 20X6 vs. 1936: The Sequel
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 Post subject: Re: 20X6 vs. 1936: The Sequel
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I got it all figured out now. Thanks.


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 Post subject: Re: 20X6 vs. 1936: The Sequel
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I decided to re-rename the toon as 20X6 vs. 1936, Too, not just because of what happened in 1941, thanks to the Japanese, but also because both 6s have a ring to it. It could be revised so that it would seem like the events in the toon (1-Up winding up in the Old-Timey world somehow) would coincide with the events of the real 20X6 vs. 1936 toon (The Homestar Runner winding up in the 20X6 world somehow).

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 Post subject: Re: 20X6 vs. 1936: The Sequel
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CaptainPastHisPrime wrote:
I'm working on a new toon for my idea of a new Homestar DVD. It's called 20X6 vs. 1936: The Sequel. Like the original toon, this involves a character from the Old-Timey universe meeting a character from the 20X6 universe. But this time, it's 1-Up (from 20X6) who ends up in the Old-Timey world and meets Old-Timey Strong Bad. Anyway, what happens is that 1-Up tries to prove he's not just a kid to Sir SB.

I've gotten a writer's block right now, but here's what I've got thus far:

(Open on Old-Timey Strong Bad walking through the Factory/Circus District, his usual theme music playing.)
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Ah, what a beautiful day for making all manner of mayhem and cutting all manner of capers.
(1-Up walks up. He bumps into Old-Timey Strong Bad.)
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Waaaahh! ("says" his scream) What manner of uncivilized color alien life form are you?
1-UP: I'm 1-Up! Everyone says I'm just a kid, but I want to be the guy!
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Well, you're looking at the wrong guy!

...and that's as far as I've gotten. Any ideas?


Love the stereotypical anime 'Kid who wants to be the best' thing.

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 Post subject: Re: 20X6 vs. 1936: The Sequel
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So here's what the whole script will be in all so far:

(A notice comes up: "In 2003, we conjured up a little goodie called "20X6 vs. 1936", in which The Homestar Runner meets Stinkoman on his home turf. And while that was happening, an identical incident occurred..." Then, we are shown an Old-Timey opening title card, with Old-Timey Strong Bad's head in the background, while in the foreground, it reads: "OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD IN HIS OWN CRA-TOON", followed by: "20X6 (shown in the futuristic font) vs. 1936, Too! Presented in grand old sound-o-vision (c) 1936". All the while, Old-Timey Strong Bad's theme music from "Parsnips A-Plenty" is played. Then the cartoon begins, showing Old-Timey SB walking along through the Factory/Circus District)
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Ah, what a beautiful day for making all manner of mayhem and cutting all manner of capers.
(He suddenly bumps into 1-Up (the 20X6 Homestar), all colorized and without the Old-Timey scratch lines obscuring him)
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Waaaahhh! (he "says" his scream) What manner of uncivilized, Technicolor, Japanimated, alien life-form are you?!
1-UP: I'm 1-Up! Everyone says I'm just a kid, but I wanna be the guy!
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Well, you're looking at the wrong guy!
1-UP: So, what name do you go by?
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: My moniker?! I'll tell you what my moniker is! They call me Sir Strong Bad Cunnington Plottington Schemesworth! (musical sting) The seventh! (another musical sting) Or Strong Bad for short! (yet another musical sting) Since spelling out such an extensive name on the telegramophone would give a gentle-man like me such a cramp in the wrist! (one last musical sting)
1-UP: Yeah, you're probably right. I am looking at the wrong guy.
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Then who, I ask, is this "guy" you speak of, anyway?

...and this is as far as I got. Any more ideas?

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 Post subject: Re: 20X6 vs. 1936: The Sequel
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Thats rockin awsome!
Sticklyman! Whaaat are you doing?
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OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Ah, what a beautiful day for making all manner of mayhem and cutting all manner of capers.
(1-Up walks up. He bumps into Old-Timey Strong Bad.)
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Waaaahh! ("says" his scream) What manner of uncivilized color alien life form are you?
1-UP: I'm 1-Up! Everyone says I'm just a kid, but I want to be the guy!
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Well, you're looking at the wrong guy!
1-Up:Do you have pudding?
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: What's a "pudding"?

I'm not very good at these type of things. :-(

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 Post subject: Re: 20X6 vs. 1936: The Sequel
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I'm imagining Free Country, USA linking to the 20X6 world, then everyone meets their japanese versions.
Stinko meets SB! 1-Up meet's Homestar! Pom Pom meet's Pan Pan! The Shadowy Figure meet's Coach Z!!! LIFE END'S AS WE KNOW IT!!

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Great Jorb! wrote:
I'm imagining Free Country, USA linking to the 20X6 world, then everyone meets their japanese versions.
Stinko meets SB! 1-Up meet's Homestar! Pom Pom meet's Pan Pan! The Shadowy Figure meet's Coach Z!!! LIFE END'S AS WE KNOW IT!!


That actually did happen to a point in "8-Bit Is Enough". Strong Bad meets Stinkoman on his home turf.

And they had previously met each other in the ALTERNATE UNIVERSE email.

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Great Jorb! wrote:
I'm imagining Free Country, USA linking to the 20X6 world, then everyone meets their japanese versions.
Stinko meets SB! 1-Up meet's Homestar! Pom Pom meet's Pan Pan! The Shadowy Figure meet's Coach Z!!! LIFE END'S AS WE KNOW IT!!


That actually did happen to a point in "8-Bit Is Enough". Strong Bad meets Stinkoman on his home turf.

And they had previously met each other in the ALTERNATE UNIVERSE email.

Yeah, but SB was the only one to meet his 20X6 version!
What if EVERYONE met their 20X6 versions, that would be different.

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 Post subject: Re: 20X6 vs. 1936: The Sequel
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CaptainPastHisPrime wrote:
(A notice comes up: "In 2003, we conjured up a little goodie called "20X6 vs. 1936", in which The Homestar Runner meets Stinkoman on his home turf. And while that was happening, an identical incident occurred..." Then, we are shown an Old-Timey opening title card, with Old-Timey Strong Bad's head in the background, while in the foreground, it reads: "OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD IN HIS OWN CRA-TOON", followed by: "20X6 (shown in the futuristic font) vs. 1936, Too! Presented in grand old sound-o-vision (c) 1936". All the while, Old-Timey Strong Bad's theme music from "Parsnips A-Plenty" is played. Then the cartoon begins, showing Old-Timey SB walking along through the Factory/Circus District)
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Ah, what a beautiful day for making all manner of mayhem and cutting all manner of capers.
(He suddenly bumps into 1-Up (the 20X6 Homestar), all colorized and without the Old-Timey scratch lines obscuring him)
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Waaaahhh! (he "says" his scream) What manner of uncivilized, Technicolor, Japanimated, alien life-form are you?!
1-UP: I'm 1-Up! Everyone says I'm just a kid, but I wanna be the guy!
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Well, you're looking at the wrong guy!
1-UP: So, what name do you go by?
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: My moniker?! I'll tell you what my moniker is! They call me Sir Strong Bad Cunnington Plottington Schemesworth! (musical sting) The seventh! (another musical sting) Or Strong Bad for short! (yet another musical sting) Since spelling out such an extensive name on the telegramophone would give a gentle-man like me such a cramp in the wrist! (one last musical sting)
1-UP: Yeah, you're probably right. I am looking at the wrong guy.
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Then who, I ask, is this "guy" you speak of, anyway?

...and this is as far as I got. Any more ideas?

1-UP: He goes by Stinkoman, and he's the best!
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: (waves arms in the air) What an unkept toungetwister of a name! Yet, it sounds... (rubs chin) slightly handsome in a way.
1-UP: (laughs) You're silly!
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: You dare mock me? Are you asking for (zooms in on his Old-Timey Strong Bad's face) a duel!? (musical sting)
1-UP: (looks around) Where are those funny noises coming from?
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Are you talking about this? (musical sting)
1-UP: Yeah! How do you do that? I wanna learn!
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: First and foremost, you must close your eyes tear-jerkingly tight, and pronounce your sentances fiercly!
1-UP: (1-Up does so, but creates a few off key piano notes followed by a farting effect)

Hows that?


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1-UP: (1-Up does so, but creates a few off key piano notes followed by a farting effect)

Hows that?


Strangely funny...

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SenorSterrance wrote:
1-UP: (1-Up does so, but creates a few off key piano notes followed by a farting effect)

Hows that?


Strangely funny...

I lol'd so hard I almost got a cramp. That is pure 1-Up. And this idea is made of pure win. Unfortunately, I can't think of any script fragments to add to this. But once you're got the whole thing, maybe you shuld send it to TBC. It would probably make them lol too. (Heck, they may even know about it already, if they really do go to this forum :D)

Ooh, how about, along the lines of everyone meeting their 20X6 counterparts, during the exchange between Old-Timey Strong Bad and 1-Up, Old-Timey Homestar walks in on them?

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1-UP: He goes by Stinkoman, and he's the best!


1-UP: He goes by Stinkoman, and he's the best! That's the name of talented fighter if ever there was one.

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OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Ah, what a beautiful day for making all manner of mayhem and cutting all manner of capers.
(He suddenly bumps into 1-Up (the 20X6 Homestar), all colorized and without the Old-Timey scratch lines obscuring him)
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Waaaahhh! (he "says" his scream) What manner of uncivilized, Technicolor, Japanimated, alien life-form are you?!
1-UP: I'm 1-Up! Everyone says I'm just a kid, but I wanna be the guy!
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Well, you're looking at the wrong guy!
1-UP: So, what name do you go by?
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: My moniker?! I'll tell you what my moniker is! They call me Sir Strong Bad Cunnington Plottington Schemesworth! (musical sting) The seventh! (another musical sting) Or Strong Bad for short! (yet another musical sting) Since spelling out such an extensive name on the telegramophone would give a gentle-man like me such a cramp in the wrist! (one last musical sting)
1-UP: Yeah, you're probably right. I am looking at the wrong guy.
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: Then who, I ask, is this "guy" you speak of, anyway?
1-UP: He goes by Stinkoman, and he's the best! That's the name of talented fighter if ever there was one.
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: (waves arms in the air) What an unkept toungetwister of a name!
1-UP: (laughs) You're silly!
OLD-TIMEY STRONG BAD: You dare mock me? Are you asking for (zooms in on his Old-Timey Strong Bad's face) a duel!? (musical sting)

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