Channel Awesome / TGWTG general (& ex-contributors) - Dying Gay Review Website

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What's the solution to the Crossover posting problem?

  • Shut down this thread & focus on posting about this shitstorm in the lolcow thread

    Votos: 97 23.5%
  • Rebrand thread & post/discuss content from the now former producers

    Votos: 315 76.5%

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Yes but you can't get people like the majority of TGWTG were for it, the woke moralizing bunch of perverts.
In this new "post-cancel culture" era, you need them to be politically incorrect and make Hitler memes, that's what the kids are into.
Oh totally i'm all for bringing golden age internet back and killing off all of these worthless virtue signalling retards.
 
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You know if Doug would have put in some more thought and effort and his brother wasn't a retarded deadbeat creep who didn't pay people then Channel Awesome could still be going today. I wonder if it could ever make a comeback with a new wave of content creators and retro reviewers? I can see it. Revamping the classic content formulas for a new generation with film reviewers targeting things that get overlooked in the field like a show reviewing cheesy classic B movies with a corny classic horror host inspired show runner instead of having some nerd picking apart hollywood/childhood icons for 80-90s kids for the millionth time and passionate game fans covering underrated videogames from the 2000s instead of the icons of the late 80s and early 90s like every other god damn mainstream game reviewer has talked about for the past 15 years on youtube.

It COULD work. Give the people some new things to watch and they will come, especially if you already have an online presence that can allow you to get the message out.
The old format is done and dusted, partially because of content strikes on youtube which weren't a thing on blip, but also because it was a trend that went away because its time was over.

What would have kept CA alive was an original project they could have actually made money off of with merchandise and DVD/Blu-ray sales at conventions. An original show they could have sold would have helped them considerably. Demo Reel, except it's about a small studio trying to make a new movie, and while filming it actually make the movie starring Spoony. A sci-fi show where every week they fight an alien that's played by a bigger internet star or one of the c-listers they made friends with at a con.

But it never occurred to them, or anyone else funnily enough, so it never happened.
 
The old format is done and dusted, partially because of content strikes on youtube which weren't a thing on blip, but also because it was a trend that went away because its time was over.

What would have kept CA alive was an original project they could have actually made money off of with merchandise and DVD/Blu-ray sales at conventions. An original show they could have sold would have helped them considerably. Demo Reel, except it's about a small studio trying to make a new movie, and while filming it actually make the movie starring Spoony. A sci-fi show where every week they fight an alien that's played by a bigger internet star or one of the c-listers they made friends with at a con.

But it never occurred to them, or anyone else funnily enough, so it never happened.
The main issue is distance, if it was all reviewers situated in the same state it would have been possible to make a bigger project, but with different states Doug would have needed to put them in hotels and give them a salary that would rarely justify what they can bring to the episode. Especially as they are all comedians (loosely) rather than actors, and being in a cameo would not get people to watch their shit.

It became especially impossible when people started aping Linkara's Doctor Who ripoff stories, creating their retarded lore they tried to cram into crossovers.

In the end CA was about signal boosting, not developing talents.
 
The old format is done and dusted, partially because of content strikes on youtube which weren't a thing on blip, but also because it was a trend that went away because its time was over.

What would have kept CA alive was an original project they could have actually made money off of with merchandise and DVD/Blu-ray sales at conventions. An original show they could have sold would have helped them considerably. Demo Reel, except it's about a small studio trying to make a new movie, and while filming it actually make the movie starring Spoony. A sci-fi show where every week they fight an alien that's played by a bigger internet star or one of the c-listers they made friends with at a con.

But it never occurred to them, or anyone else funnily enough, so it never happened.
I think Doug would find success in remastering Kickassia and releasing it on Bluray along with some limited edition merch. I could see that bringing back the OG fans and generating buzz that he could use to potentially push a new venture.
 
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I can't imagine that old CA crew managing to come up with something original. Kickassia was about as close as they got, and that still leans heavily on random pop culture crap. All these people did were review things and make references to their old reviews. Their identities were so intertwined with the mountains of media they had consumed it couldn't really be separated.
 
I can't imagine that old CA crew managing to come up with something original. Kickassia was about as close as they got, and that still leans heavily on random pop culture crap. All these people did were review things and make references to their old reviews. Their identities were so intertwined with the mountains of media they had consumed it couldn't really be separated.
I mean that's what everyone signed up for it was charming in its own way and like AVGN it's still charming today.
 
I think Doug would find success in remastering Kickassia and releasing it on Bluray along with some limited edition merch. I could see that bringing back the OG fans and generating buzz that he could use to potentially push a new venture.
Doug directs and finally releases the Spoony movie.
 
Doug directs and finally releases the Spoony movie.
Starring Brad Jones as Spoony, Rob as Burton the robot, and Tamara can come back to voice Zombie Oreo.

It's just two hours of references to old videos and movies that Spoony talked about in the past. Despite having his travel and accommodations paid for, the real Noah doesn't even bother showing up to the premiere and instead just whines on Bluesky about how sad he is.
 
Starring Brad Jones as Spoony, Rob as Burton the robot, and Tamara can come back to voice Zombie Oreo.

It's just two hours of references to old videos and movies that Spoony talked about in the past. Despite having his travel and accommodations paid for, the real Noah doesn't even bother showing up to the premiere and instead just whines on Bluesky about how sad he is.
Danny Devito is Spoony with Jason Statham doing a cameo appearance as The Critic.
 
He told some story about how he prayed for God to help him and his dad beat Willow the video game. Except God never answered his prayers because the game was soft-locked, so there is no God. Yeah, that makes sense.

After that more long winded crap about how he read the bible twice when he was 19. His amazing logical mind could not find personal answers anywhere in the text. Somehow that means faith is extraordinary so he can be a gender weirdo who likes...opossums? (The last 15 seconds hurt my brain too much)

And no, I don't want to come along for the ride, Lordcat.
 
He told some story about how he prayed for God to help him and his dad beat Willow the video game. Except God never answered his prayers because the game was soft-locked, so there is no God. Yeah, that makes sense.

After that more long winded crap about how he read the bible twice when he was 19. His amazing logical mind could not find personal answers anywhere in the text. Somehow that means faith is extraordinary so he can be a gender weirdo who likes...opossums? (The last 15 seconds hurt my brain too much)

And no, I don't want to come along for the ride, Lordcat.
Why does this shit sound like a character from one of those PureFlix movies?
 
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