Getting way too invested in literal children's TV
The Löwenzahn web editorial team insist that Fritz and Yasemin are "just friends" but honestly the show's writers and directors are shipping them like no tomorrow
Straight up an episode here with a Jealousy Shot of Fritz as Yasemin dances with an actual dance teacher, with them dancing in the front out of focus and him just staring daggers in focus in the background
I'll admit I don't quite get the point of Spaceteam VR
like the entire reason Spaceteam was so good is because you just sat down with some mates with your phones and started yelling nonsense at each other
binding it to VR seems kind of missing the point (though admittedly I also have no idea how Spaceteam VR differs from the original in concept)
. @bentosmile just now: "Luigi's Mansion is basically Fatal Frame for kids"
like imagine being a scifi author who started when computers were barely a thing and staying alive long enough to see the internet and smartphone eras
I went on a bit of a retro scifi novel binge a while ago and it's fantastic that Harry Harrison, who died as recently as 2012, was doing this for so long that he wrote novels in which he imagined that far-future human military bases on alien planets would be transferring computerised battle plans between units by sending a courier running across the base with an ammo box full of punchcards
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vj1rhrzhf-c also a reminder that La-Mulana 2 has one hell of a soundtrack
I'm watching Pixar shorts and I had entirely forgotten about Piper and I might actually die https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTjHEyEAlsc
following up on Keks the dog in the Löwenzahn spinoff being voiced by sweary grouchy radio host Oliver Kalkofe I just remembered that DIe Sendung mit der Maus's popular Käpt'n Blaubär segment is based on work by Walter Moers, whose other best-known work is ADOLF and Das Kleine Arschloch, "The Little Asshole" [nazi joke in images]
under the sea there's a colony of bees
ask me about fish bothering games