u/Typical-Quantity-802

These 2 major characters from Hell and Heaven are named “Charlie” and “Emily.” If you put them together it sounds a little familiar.

Also it’s incredibly funny how everyone in the circus says his jokes aren’t funny, yet the one thing he says that was supposed to be taken seriously was made into a meme.

S2 E3

Mabel: Oh, yeah? Well... I want a rematch, you... you WALKING ONE-DIMENSIONAL BLEACHED BLONDE VALLEY GIRL STEREOTYPE!

S2 E18

Bill: (Laughs, deep voice:) ALRIGHT, LISTEN UP YOU ONE LIFESPAN, THREE DIMENSIONAL, FIVE SENSE, SKIN PUPPETS!

Did I miss something? Was there actually a vote in real life for this favorite character award, or was this just an in-universe thing and there was no actual real life vote? If this is just an in-universe thing then who is watching in-universe? If there’s no one actually watching in universe then does that mean the NPCs voted? If it was the NPCs who voted then why couldn’t Caine just program them to vote for him?

My main point is who was casting all these votes?

It’s kinda hard to read lips, so what’s your interpretation of what he’s saying?

I’ve been hearing a lot about it before the finale came, my brother and mom were watching some episodes of it and I just happened to be in the same room while they were. When they mentioned that they were going to get early access to the finale in theaters I decided to join in with them because I felt like I would be missing out on something. So I watched all the episodes before we went to go see it.

Before that my brother kept getting bombarded by it on the internet. One day he was like… “FINE I’ll take a look.” And the moment he heard Alex Rochon’s voice for Caine he was instantly sold.

What had you sold on the series? I’d like to know.

I remember how I got into it like it was yesterday, one day when I was younger my mom was looking in the attic and found a bin full of DVDs, including ones that had all of the seasons of Avatar: The Last Airbender. I’ve heard of this show before and even caught a few glimpses of it when I even younger (like 4-5) when mom and dad were watching it. After my mom found the DVDs in the attic, she was ecstatic to watch it with us. I initially didn’t want to because I was into other things at the time and didn’t want to see something new, but after a lot of begging I gave in.

Going into my first watch I really liked it. I loved the characters, the humor, the art style, the story and the action. Although I didn’t really fully grasp the complexity of the characters and the story until later rewatches when I got older, the more I rewatched it the more I understood it and fell in love with it.

But my mom on the other got into it in a much sadder way. I think she told me back before I was born she was just flipping through channels and stumbled upon an episode of the series and then decided to watch the series from the beginning to the upcoming finale.

But do you want to know the sad part of this?…

The first episode she ever saw of this series was APPA’S LOST DAYS!

After seeing that one episode she swore to never watch that particular episode ever again in any rewatch, because that one alone broke her.

How did you get into the series? I’d like to know

I remember playing these game like these a lot on my family’s Xbox 360 when I was like 5-9 years old at the time. I thought it was really fun and engaging to play video games that required full body movement. I remember playing Kinect Rush the most out of all of them while I never really played Nickelodeon Dance 2.

Did you ever play any games on this?

I remember playing Angry Birds: Star Wars 2 on me and my brother’s iPad when we were really young, and there was this entertainment platform within the game that has a bunch of cartoons that you could watch.

You could see some Angry Birds animated shorts as well as some other cartoons. Most of them were from this studio from France. Like Oggy and the Cockroaches, Space Goofs, The Daltons, Zig and Sharko and Qumi Qumi.

I remember watching them a lot with my brother and being pretty fond of them. Do you remember having this on Angry Birds.

I had no idea what they meant by “lashes” until I learned what they are in my U.S history class.

Chris McLean singing a parody of Caine’s song “The One Who’s Running the Show” from The Amazing Digital Circus.

Because it’s the kind of song that he would sing.

Typo: “gonna” in the title was supposed to be “go kinda” as in “go kinda hard.”