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ivan

This is going to be fun to watch. And so it was. I'd try to say more but I'm so beat right now. 😴

Thomas Yanez

Another priceless reaction when you first saw Chang's cosplay. :)

Thomas Yanez

Also, one of these days you should make a video of you just lip synching to the full version of the theme song. You look so happy when it's on, it makes me smile every time.

Robert

Ah DnD episode, one of my all time favorite episodes.

ivan

It's really not a happy song for something like that, imo.

Thomas Yanez

I would have thought that was obvious from the lyrics, yet she obviously enjoys singing it. People can do that, enjoy singing songs despite the lyrics. There are many examples in popular music over the years.

The_Dave_Abides

Dan Harmon had a show called Harmon Quest. Basically just him and friends sitting around playing DnD for three seasons. Good fun and a lot less of a commitment to watch than Critical Role.

David Cleveland

Aw man. I'd love to see your reactions to Vox Machina but I love just as much if not more that you're watching it. Critical Role is one of those shows I in theory would like to get into but with hundreds of multi-hour episodes to catch up it seems like the daunting ordeal. Another good DnD campaign show is Harmonquest. It's pretty much Dan Harmon (the creator of Community) and a few of his friends playing a campaign in front of a studio audience but it's also animated. Like they'll start each episode off live action in front of the studio audience then when they start the session it's an animated show. The show also features numerous actors and comedians filling in for various guest characters that pop up during the campaign. It's also only 30 episodes that are 20ish minutes each.

Monty

Subtext for the drugs play: At the beginning of the first season, Harmon and the writers attempted to write Pierce as a specific character, but Chevy Chase can be difficult to work with. He was disruptive and wanted to do his own thing instead of what was written. Eventually, they gave up and started writing the character to better please Chevy, but also to make Pierce act the way Chevy would act behind the scenes. The way Pierce takes over Annie’s play reflects the way Chevy would treat his co-workers on the show. Pierce’s character arc in the second season is largely about how the writers felt about Chevy. Also, you might like to check out this playlist on Youtube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVBE0UFchtTH2Ekc50_PEHnjvva1RlT22 Dan Harmon used to have a podcast called Harmontown. Most episodes included a segment where he plays DnD with his friends in front of an audience. The YT playlist is just the DnD parts in sequence. (It’s only halfway an attempt at DnD, and halfway goofing around.)