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This is an offshoot of the other post, VoxTek Products, started by Malesto.

Under the post, some redditors discussed the idea of making a 50s styled VoxTek Product Catalog Zine. Rather than taking up space on the original thread, I'm creating this one as a call for all VoxTek employees (artists and writers) interested in the project, just to do some *market research* on the potential of making this a reality.

It would entail making art spreads in a retro 50's style advertising VoxTek Products (modern and vintage) and writing editorials talking about how great VoxTek products are! Because remember, people can trust VoxTek with their money!

Vox spends a good part of season 2 rallying the Sinners against Heaven, positing himself as continuing Lilith's work. Charlie, and by extension the narrative, frames this as more of Vox's misinformation, but we also know Charlie does not have an objective view of her mother (rose tinted, and trying to earn her approval).

I randomly paused s2e4 today and noticed this detail. Lilith "RESIST" posters. This is during the Vees' fight with Alastor, so note that is is before Vox started doing his own RESIST rallying.

What are the chances that Charlie is naive to Lilith's real intentions (and come s3, she is going to have that view of her mother as 'peaceful' shattered)?

Who here thinks that Vox was actually right about Lilith's intentions for Heaven?

Couldn't resist making our Overlord and Savior, Vox and the other Vees in Tomodachi Life. Really, really fun to customize.

Vox and Val live together at V tower where they routinely have "gay sex" every night before bed. Vox is incredibly shy about his feelings for Val, and became fast, best friends with newcomer to the island, Velvette.

Last slide is Mr Power Point Presentation, *cough* I mean, our fearless leader and CEO, holding an important business meeting about his--sorry I mean THEIR-- future plans. Everyone was totally engaged and not at all concerned or frustrated!

Thank you for your attention to this matter fellow VoxTek employees!

I'm watching Stephen Colbert and the late show is doing a bit where they are having kids pitch what they think late night shows should do to "save late night shows from dying."

The kids so far have suggested that the stage is flooded and the host is in the water.

Apparently they don't want that same old crap everyone's seen before!

(Kids, Vincent did it first. Sadly, it didn't work out so hot for him.)

I paused at just the right time to accidentally catch this, and had to go back to get the full sequence. I am obsessed with these little details! How perfectly on brand of you Vox, to have your electric current teleportation to be in a V.