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If you were to put the characters as written into the modern day, around 20 years after the timeframe of the series, what do you think would stay the same? What would be different?

What it says on the tin. A couple examples from me: Drake could still keep his band and such, but could never get away with being a playboy for obvious reasons. He'd also thrive in a post YouTube world, assuming AI doesn't get involved.

Josh could probably stay mostly himself. Maybe he could post things about his passion for magic online. A theater job might not be viable nowadays, so he'd likely find something else to compete with Mindy over. Oprah could be debatable too considering how openly we know about celebrities compared to 20 years ago.

They'd easily have social media accounts that Megan would inevitably find a way to sabotage, but I'll leave what would be on them to your imagination.

Finally, I'd be impressed if there was a YouTube channel with just those cold open stories from the beginning of episodes.

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u/ACAM95 — 4 days ago

I have two questions. If the live action or animated shows received serious video games rather than liscensed shovelware (or games at all in many cases), what do you think they'd be like? Also, what's your favorite show-based game?

What it says on the tin.

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u/ACAM95 — 11 days ago
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I have two questions. If the live action or animated shows received serious video games rather than liscensed shovelware (or games at all in many cases), what do you think they'd be like? Also, what's your favorite show-based game?

What it says on the tin.

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u/ACAM95 — 11 days ago
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Which Live-Action shows do you think would have worked better animated and vice versa (with access to infinite time, money and resources)? How do you think they would have worked?

What it says on the tin. Be as detailed as you like. I personally think WOWP would have been better animated just off the strength of being able to do far more with the premise than what real people constrained it to. I'm not sure what would have been a good art style for that though.

I thought the same for the Suite Life shows, but that would have probably ended up being too similar to Phineas and Ferb.

In that spirit, my second would be Lab Rats, maybe in the style of Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes. Do I even need to say why?

On the flip side, did Proud Family really need to be animated? I don't remember anything (aside from some reaction shots) that especially needed it.

That's all I've got.

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u/ACAM95 — 14 days ago