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GeorgeMoney ☺ (talk) ☺ (Help Desk) ☺ (Reference Desk) ☺ (Help Channel) 23:26, 30 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Warner Home Video logos

I know that it's not the same logo, they're similar enough that including them both seems unnecessary. —tregoweth (talk) 22:11, 17 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Talk:Logos of The Walt Disney Company - Strictly Logos

I've deleted Talk:Logos of The Walt Disney Company - Strictly Logos; Wikipedia is not a bulletin board. —tregoweth (talk) 01:30, 23 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Be careful, Tregoweth, or... --The Track Master 13:31, 23 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

BBC Radiophonic Workshop & BBC Video

Hi there... I've deleted your addition to the radiophonic workshop template again and thought i should explain why. The radiophonic workshop was an in-house sound effects and music department of the BBC and did work for all areas of the BBC including, i presume, bbc video but the template is for use with articles directly related to the workshop and not just tenuous links. The section entitled "Related Articles" on the template includes articles with which the workshop was greatly associated and which would be, presumably, of interest to a reader of any of the workshop-related articles. (for example Doctor Who theme music is there because it is one of their most recognised works). If the section of the template included everything the department worked on, it would have hundreds (if not thousands) of links. I also removed the template from the BBC Video page for the same reason. --Thetriangleguy 20:01, 5 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

My New Scripts/Screenplays

Here is my little section for screenplays.

Hope you will enjoy... "Gene and Bob" in... Gene and Clueless Bob Strike Back

Gene is utterly gutted when he is “de-ranked” and insulted by his Boss. To get revenge, his clueless roommate Bob is told to do the most unusual thing…

Screenplay
OPENING
(Gene drives to the Police Building)
(He stops and gets out; runs towards doors)
(Cut to Interior)
(He runs inside, looks around, points at blown light bulb; walks more)
(A door opens for him)
(Another door opens for him)
(Yet another door opens, but closes on his foot)
(He mutters; walks on)
(Walks into Police Box)
(Picks up Telephone)
(Nothing happens)
(He shakes the phone, muttering)
SCREENPLAY
(Cut to Chief Troy’s office)
(Gene walks in)
Gene: Reporting, Chief.
Chief: Mister Gene…I’ve got no choice but to fire you. You destroyed an old lady’s handbag, rolled *R’s car on its roof eighty-nine times, and even kicked our huge, precious computers to pieces. *Those cost an awful-
Gene: It was an accident…
(Troy stands up)
Chief: Accident?! You hit-and-ran Tiger Woods’ golfing shoes! I’m sorry Gene, but you…are out! For *good!
(Troy walks out and slams the door shut)
(Gene walks around in disbelief)
(Cut to inside Gene and Bob’s house)
(Gene enters TV room)
Gene <annoyed>: Bob, Landlady, guess what happened?
Bob: What happened then, Gene?
Gene: Chief DE-RANKED me!!
(Landlady chokes on her burger)
Bob: What?!
Landlady: Uhh…de-ranked?
Gene: Err, okay…fired me.
(Bob and Landlady sit there)
Landlady: …and?
Gene: I think you will find that this is one of the most depressing things in my whole life.
Bob: Whatever.
(Bob and Landlady continue to eat)
(Cut to Bob’s bedroom)
Gene: Imagine \\your// police career going like that.
Bob: Oh-hhh no-ooo!
Gene: Yes, and as a friend of mine, would you care to insult Troy back?
Bob/Gene <slyly>: Hmm…
Bob: Yep.
Gene: Yeah?
Bob: Yes, I’ll do it.
Gene: Whoo-hoo!
(Cut to Police Station at night)
(Espionage music)
(Bob is in ninja outfit)
Bob: Hehe!
(He jumps onto the roof)
(Cut to Interior)
(Bob enters through the shaft)
Bob: Here goes nothing!
(Bob walks into the office)
(Cut to Office)
Chief: What the heck?
(Bob waves)
Bob <embarrassed>: Hello?
(Cut to TV Room, Gene and Bob’s house)
Gene: Hmm…where is he?
Landlady: What are you talkin’ about?
Gene: Nothing!
(Text: A few minutes later)
(Gene has coked up Landlady)
Gene: There!
(Gene gets up)
(Gene runs to the car)
(Car starts; he drives away)
(Cut to Police Station)
(Gene’s car stops; he gets out and runs…into the door)
Gene: Ugh.
(Gene takes out crowbar)
Gene: Aha!
(Cut to Office)
(Bob and Troy are still standing; the cigar has dropped from Troy’s mouth)
(Gene walks in)
Chief: You…
(Gene accidentally hits Troy up the chin with the crowbar)
Chief: Oh!
(Troy falls over)
Gene: Now let’s hurry!
(They run)
(Cut to Outside)
(Gene and Bob get in the car and they drive off)
(Cut to Interior of Car)
Bob: Wow! That was close!
Gene: I know!
(Cut to House TV Room)
(Gene and Bob enter)
Bob: What happened to Daphne?
Gene: Err…
(Landlady wakes up)
Landlady: Don’t tell me a bit of what you’ve done now!
(Landlady sighs)
Landlady: I’ll clean up.
Bob <quietly, laughing>: She…she always…she always thinks we break things!
Gene: We do!
Landlady <to Bob>: And who are you? The Silver Surfer?
(Cut to Beach)
(Gene, Bob and Landlady are having a picnic; Landlady is on her own)
Gene: Hey, Daphne, wanna join me?
Landlady: Why would I? All you’ll do is mess my burritos!
Gene: I think I’ll go for a dive…
(Gene dives a high distance)
Bob: Err…you don’t have your swimming trunks with you.
(A huge shark comes out of the water; everyone except Bob runs)
Gene: What the?
(Gene is sent flying into the sand)
(He rolls and counters with a blast from his tranquilliser)
(The bullet hits the shark in the mouth; it falls over, causing a tidal wave)
Gene: Wow!
(Gene is flat-out on the sand)
(Troy, Bob and Landlady walk towards Gene)
Chief: Did you…?
(Gene gets up)
Gene: Preston Gene reporting, Chief.
Chief: Welcome back, Inspector.
Gene: Gee, thanks!
Bob: Daphne, he back to his old job again!
Landlady: Ugh…more like his old tricks.
(Cut to TV Room, Gene and Bob’s House)
Gene: Ah…back again. It feels great – now I’ll be twice the Inspector I was.
Bob: And me?
Gene: Oh, you? Nah, I’ll just have you as assistant.
(Text: The End)
(Closing Credits)
(End)

With my sophisticated 3D-2D animation software and chroma-key (blue-screening), this //could\\ be like the Get Smart of the animated world. Thoughts are appreciated.

The Track Master --The Track Master 20:54, 4 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Like I said on my talk page, that's a good story. It's too bad the trolls on IMDb offend newcomers to the scripts board. Did you read any posts from trolls that were offending me and my story? --Imax80 00:48, 6 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

- Thanks again...and yes, I did see the posts. Horrible. They just want to annoy you. Ignore them and soon, with the right software, will you have the project created. Good luck. When finished, upload to Google Video (it's bad YouTube won't accept over ten minutes unless you are "director". :S). --The Track Master 15:06, 6 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Another Scene from Safari

This is the creepy opening, look for a funny logo reference in this one.

King Manias III: It's pretty dark in here, I'm gonna get me a drink. (goes down the dark hallway)
King Manias III: Where's the (noise is heard), hello? Now where is everyone? (looks around the room to see nothing)
King Manias III: Well, off to the (gasps) (a pair of scary eyes appears we hear the 1969 Paramount Television jingle by Dominic Fronteire)
King Manias III: AHHHH!!!!! (passes out)

--Imax80 19:12, 6 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Brilliant stuff! --The Track Master 19:18, 6 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

- Another One.

Leo: Okay guys, we are near done, our last obstacle is that.

(we see a mountain, and we hear the 1969 Paramount TV jingle)

Speedy: No.
Leo: Yes.

(the jingle plays again)

Speedy: No man, no.
Leo: Look chickens, we are going to die trying to save our land, no let's go.

(we hear the current Paramount TV jingle as the heroes walk off into the distance).

--Imax80 22:10, 6 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Keep it up! I'm lolling till the cows come home. --The Track Master 22:34, 6 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Okay, here is another one.

Leo: Well, we are all eating again.
Speedy: Yuck, why is the drink tingly?
Leo: It's soda.
Speedy: God that's not right.
Leo: I need to eat something.
Neckstor: You want my weiner?
Leo: Oh god, no (sees him holding a hot dog), I mean, uh, you eat it.

--Imax80 21:48, 7 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Ahem...more please. ☺ --The Track Master 12:07, 8 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

- Okay, here we go, more!

Leo: Everything is going to be alright (sees poachers in Humvees). Or not.
Speedy: We are all going to die!
Leo: Full speed! (breaks the train lever) Oh no, runaway train!! Hang on everybody!
Hunter: Let's get them, brotherrr.
Willy: Right!
Leo: Yeehah!!!!!!!
Speedy: Leo, look out!
Hunter: Arrr!! (jumps onto the train as Leo jumps up too)
Leo: Go the **** away already!
Hunter: Die you hellspawn!! Errr!!! (tries to stab him with a knife)
Leo: This is gonna be tough!

--Imax80 16:56, 8 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Funny. How are you writing this? Are you typing it in Word etc? Or are you typing with the flow? Also, how long will the film be, should it come to fruition? --The Track Master 19:08, 8 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I don't know what you mean by the first question, but I predict the film will be 205 minutes long. --Imax80 21:22, 8 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Uh, what I meant with the first question was "are you writing it in a word processor, or online?". Ah, long movie. --The Track Master 16:24, 9 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

- Word processor. --Imax80 17:05, 9 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Just got two videos

Hey Track, I just got two new 1980s Disney videos from a rental store that was closing and selling all of its titles. The titles are the 1983 video release of Tex in a hard case with full artwork on cover, no Sorcerer Mickey. And then the 1986 tape re-release of Return from Witch Mountain, in a white case with slide-in artwork, and a small WDHV Sorcerer Mickey logo on the top, printed April 17, 1986.

I haven't watched them yet, but I will later tonight. --Imax80 23:34, 8 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Hope you enjoy them! My Magnetic Video version of "The Sound of Music" is being delivered. -- The Track Master 16:22, 9 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Trailer for Safari 2

Hey Track, enjoy the upcoming events of the next Safari.

Announcer: In 1970, he saved his new home from danger.
Harmwave: Ahhh!!!! (dying)
Announcer: But in 1979, he is back, and he is not alone.

(a bunch of evil army guys are dancing in a disco, Leo and his brother Albi break in)

Evil Army Men: (all gasp)
Leo: Let's crash this disco!
Albi: You said it!! (fires off an uzi)
Announcer: Safari: Locked and Loaded
Leo: The intensity will really start. (fires off an M-16)
Announcer: Next Autumn

--Imax80 17:05, 9 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Ooh, Disco! Great stuff! .--O--. Stayin' Alive/Disco Dance Emotion :) By the way, how much is left in writing Safari? --The Track Master 17:11, 9 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

- Lot's is left to writing the whole Safari franchise. There eight movies, the pastlife of Leo will be shown through by a TV series, and also lots of other stuff behind the legends. There are actually fantasy creatues in the whole lexicon of Safari.

Fantastic. --The Track Master 15:10, 15 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Short Film I Want to Pitch

I want to make a story dedicated to Walt Disney Home Video collectors. I just can't stir up an idea.

Here's one line of dialogue I think was funny though.

Person #1: Black Diamonds own!

Person #2: What are black diamonds?

Person #1: They own! They own! The best Disney videos ever! Oh god, since 1984..

Person #2: You mean "The Classics" with that black diamond shaped logo?

Person #1: Yeah! That's the nickname for it.

Person #2: What is so special about it? I mean, I don't use those tapes anymore since I switched to DVD.

Person #1: Holy ****, give me all your copies!

Person #2: Already sold.

Person #1: Noooooooooo!

Person #3: Hey pal, I found these Black Diamond editions at a tag sale, why are you so shocked?

Person #2: Hey those are mine, you bought them.

Person #1: You son own, dude!

Person #2: I feel like I am talking to video loving idiots.

Person #4: **** you man! Black Diamonds rule!

Person #2: Oh god.

--Imax80 21:27, 11 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

ROFL. :) Nice satire. --The Track Master 13:03, 12 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Person #1: Wow, we have them all, now for the PAL versions.

Person #2: Dude, we don't got PAL.

Person #1: We do now. I got it in the UK last year, isn't it spiffy?

Person #2: Plays Beta and VHS? Wicked man.

Person #1: Where are we going to get the PAL tape's though?

Person #2: My friend in the UK.

Person #1: It gets better and better.

More to come from WDHV Collectors: Under the Clamshell. --Imax80 20:57, 14 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Haha! I'm loving this. Into the 3D editor, I say...:) Oh, and I wonder who that UK guy might be...:) --The Track Master 14:51, 15 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

UK Person: Hey you two, I heard you got a PAL VHS/Beta player. What may I supply you with?

Person #1: Old 1980s Disney videos will do, thank you.

UK Person: Already done.

Person #2: Holy hot stuff! You have all of them!

UK Person: Carry on, that's all I have.

Person #1: Onto Japan for LaserDiscs.

--Imax80 22:33, 15 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

The plot thickens... --The Track Master 14:42, 16 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

New Script The Power of Exca

The Power of Exca by Imax80

1975, rural Wyoming, a small town lies around. On the outskirts of that town is a quiet neigborhood in the backwoods. There is a house, with one boy, who would become a hero in the past. But...

Jim: Tom, son, wake up!
Tom: Five more minutes.
Jim: Son, you gotta go to school. I wish you didn't have to though.
Tom: I wish I was a warrior in the medievals, but I'm a modern day geek.
Jim: Don't say that. Eat this super intellegence go go chow and get that knowledge. I have faith in you, son.
Tom: I hate school.
Jim: By son.
Tom: (entering the bus) Okay, where to sit, where to sit.
Kid #1: Move it, nerdface!
Kid #2: Yeah, you misfit.
Dave: Tom, so glad you could make it.
Neil: Did ya bring the card?
Tom: Yes, MediMonsters card #208, the rarest of the bunch!
Neil: Wow!
John: Holy sh*t! You are the best!!

At school, Tom and his three only friends are in study hall, talking, when suddenly...

Tom: Yeah, so I got this card at the Rare Stuff shop, it's so awesome.
Ms. Blowhard: Mr. Coxley, do you have something to say?
Tom: Uh no.
Ms. Blowhard: This is a study hall, so be more considerate and shut up, everyone else is studying for the exam tomorrow.
Tom: Free country, b*tch.
Ms. Blowhard: Go in the hall, you and your friends!
Neil: What did we do?
Ms. Blowhard: OUT! I am calling the principal.

In the hallway...

Tom: Once again, here and the hallway.
Neil: Have some gum.
Tom: Sure. (chews it)
Ms. Titarse: Shouldn't you boys be somewhere? And, are you chewing gum?! Alexis Bosshard! We got a troublemaker.
Alexis: That's the one, Mr. Thomas Coxley, get in here.
Tom: By guys!
Alexis: Thomas.
Tom: Uh, call me Tom.
Alexis: Thomas, how does it make you feel disrespecting this school?
Tom: What did I do? I was in the hallway minding my business when Ms. Tight-a** shows up and says I did something wrong.
Alexis: Mr. Thomas Coxley! No swearing! You were chewing gum.
Tom: So what? I'm just chewing a rubbery pink thingy, and you teachers get so worked up about that. You see, kids eat or don't eat breakfast at this age, and wait countless ours until lunchtime, and yet you teachers don't let them refresh on something? You are serious health offenders.
Alexis: Don't talk back to me like that young man!
Tom: I wasn't.
Alexis: You were.
Tom: You guys are too sensitive.
Alexis: That's it!!! I'm calling your parents!!! I haven't even met them yet.
Tom: Knock yourself out.
Alexis: (dailing phone number)
Jim: (watching adult movies) Oh yeah, this is where it gets the goods! (Beta tape crinkles) Stupid Beta machine! I should've gotten a VHS player! Too bad it's only out in Japan, or not, stupid thing! (beats it with a bat) Play my movie mother f- (telephone rings) Huh?
Alexis: Come on, pick up the phone!
Jim: Hey, Jim Coxley here.
Alexis: Hello, Jim, are you Tom Coxley's father?
Jim: Who are you? Oh wait, you! The principal. What did my son do now?
Alexis: He was once again being disrespectful.
Jim: Yeah yeah yeah, why you tellin' me?
Alexis: Errr!!! Get to the school now!! I am having a meeting with you.
Jim: Oh brother. This should be interesting.

Jim arrives at school and in the principal's office.

Jim: Yo guys, just droppin' by to...uh..Tom! My buddy! What are you doin' here?
Alexis: Is that an alcholic beverage in your hand?!
Jim: It's called beer, Ms. "I am a pompous principal."
Alexis: Sit down! We are here to discuss your son's attitude.
Jim: My buddy? No way, he's the best, and kicks your a** westside! Ow!
Alexis: SILENCE! (slams the desk)
Tom: Someone's having their...
Alexis: Zip it! Now as I said, your son chews gum, reads comics during study, and talks about nothing but Dungeons and Daggers or whatever that stuff is gets grades from C- to C.
Jim: So what? Those are his hobbies. It's a free country. Let him be himself. You know, you want to educate children, but harsh rules and discipline bores them to death. The only free time with their friends is during lunch. You are not the boss of Tom or me, or any of those other poor kids you guys torment.
Alexis: Errr!!!! Tom! Don't you have a mother?!!!
Jim: My son doesn't deserve this.
Alexis: What?!!!
Jim: My son doesn't deserve to hear your voice.
Alexis: Errrrr!!!!!!!!!!
Jim: And you aren't a wild animal.
Alexis: GET OUT!
Jim: You don't have to yell, I am right here.
Alexis: GET OUT!!!
Jim: Okay! (pours beer on the floor)
Alexis: Do you realize who are you talking too?!!!
Jim: A brick wall.
Alexis: GET OUT!!!!!
Jim: I'm already out, dumba**! (slams doors)
Alexis: Eerrrrrrrr!!!!!! (pops a blood vessel)
Jim: See you later son.
Tom: Thanks dad!

At home, the four friends are playing Dungeons and Dragons, but should be studying for a exam the next day.

Tom: Well my day was rather pleasant.
Neil: Your dad is the coolest. I only have a mom, and she's mean.
Tom: I wish I had a mom.
John: My dad is tough on me.
Tom: Nuff family talk and more game talk.
Dave: It's 9:00, we should be getting home.
Tom: No guys.
Dave: But it will be the worst thing I ever did, since the day I peaked up the teacher's skirt last fall.
Tom: How about we just skip school and run around like most young'ns should do on a hot summer day in this modern wasteland.
John: What do you mean?
Tom: I want to be a warrior in the medieval times. Seriously, it sounds like so much fun.
Dave: I am tired, I am going home.
Neil: Yeah me too.
John: Me three.
Tom: We are going to fail. (falls asleep mysteriously)

Meanwhile, in Europe 580 A.D....

Merlin: We cannot survive with Gothicore terrorizing this kingdom and all of Europe and the other realms. We need a future warrior that is interested in fighting.
King Sirloin V: How are we going to doeth such thing?
Merlin: Magic of course, I am a wizard you know.
King Sirloin V: Okay.
Merlin: Well it seems that this young boy is having dreams of fighting evil in this lowly era. His name is Tom Coxley. And this one here, Dave Paluski, he is into it too, as well as this one Neil Narf and John Dexter.
King Sirloin V: Well, we should summon them.
Merlin: Exactly, Time Horse! Find these young boys and their right location and era, 1975. (horse takes off)

The next morning...

Jim: Yo, son, you gotta wake up. The exam is today.
Tom: (getting up) Errrr...man.
Jim: I'll be back Tom.
Tom: (sees a golden horse in his backyard) Huh?
Dave: Tom, come out!
Tom: What is this?
John: A time horse, it's gonna take us to the medieval times. Pack up and jump in the cart, it'll last till school ends!
Tom: I don't know guys, but...
Neil: Would you rather go there or to that crumby school?
Tom: Wait, I am going to pack up.

Then after packing up, the bus arrives...

Jim: Tom, where are ya buddy? The bus is here.
Tom: Quick horse, quick. (horse takes off)
Dave: Hang on tight! (the horse goes through time)
Neil: So long school!

--Imax80 20:31, 13 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

...grand. Ahem for the teacher names though. :) Anyways, did you know I have about five complete scripts/screenplays? How many do you have? Also, I've set up a new group dedicated to screenplays, animation, projects, and Disney. It's at http://groups-beta.google.com/group/chrissersfilms/ Thanks. Keep up the good work on the scripts! --The Track Master 12:10, 14 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

The teacher's names offend you? They are parodies of mean teachers, especially the ones that used to offend me. --Imax80 20:57, 14 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Oh, I see. --The Track Master 12:17, 15 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Safari Sequence "Leo and Speedy Gaming On"

This is the scene from my story where Leo and Speedy engage in a game of "CreWars." It's my parody of games like Heroscape and strategy board games. In the game, you place a piece on a hexagonal panel and it interlocks in, and there are many hexagonal squares on the board. There are so many different creature pieces and accessories. Leo and Speedy are huge fanatics.

Leo: Okay Speedster, now let's play a game of CreWars.
Speedy: This time, I'm gonna beat you.
Leo: Yeah right. I got the board.
Speedy: Okay, you move.
Leo: Alright. I pick the classic African lion with a quadruple battle ax.
Speedy: Hmmmm....I'll use my elephant with a a combination pole/chainsaw. I gotcha now Leo.
Leo: Oh yeah? Well I am placing down my element chip, vapor.
Speedy: No fair.
Leo: Your elephant and weapon has evaporated in a giant water puddle. Hehe.
Speedy: Fine, then I'll use my shark to get your unfortunate lion piece.
Leo: Hmmm. That is going to a fish out of water. I place a super sun to dry up that simple puddle.
Speedy: Okay, then I'll use a sun-absorbing mutant to stop you.
Leo: Guess what? You lost it, I'll your mutant.
Speedy: Okay, my new weapon, forget the shark, survive the blue whale!
Leo: Then I'll use poachers on a ship.
Speedy: Errr. That's it, I am summoning my T-rex. Your lion piece is pulp now Leo. I am going to beat you.
Leo: Relax, it's just a game. I summon 50 men, with double rocket launchers, heat-seaking!
Speedy: Oh no. No. No. I lost again!! I gotta admit, you're good at this.
Leo: See ya later, the trip is tomorrow, so I better get my rest.

--Imax80 20:51, 14 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

"Relax, it's just a game" Haha! :) Nice one. By the way, I have 3D animation software, so if you want that Black Diamond sketch so badly, I can make it for you. --The Track Master 20:55, 14 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Yes, I'd love to see it. Also, can you parody WDHV 1986 with the "presents" below it? Thanks. --Imax80 20:59, 14 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Right away! --The Track Master 21:00, 14 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Oh, when you finish, please post the link here or my talk page. Thanks. I can't wait. --Imax80 21:11, 14 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Sure. No problem. Just have to evaluate the height of the "Walt Disney" word. The second spoof is created. Now for the jive talkin' black diamond talkers... --The Track Master 21:39, 14 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Do you hyave a link or URL to them? --Imax80 01:51, 15 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I'll post them on Google Video, just remember I live in the UK so I need more time...here is Jive Talker 1...http://server6.theimagehosting.com/image.php?img=discodude1.JPG --The Track Master 12:17, 15 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Do you have it up now. Sorry, I am totally anxious to see a spoof on WDHV logos. --Imax80 21:03, 16 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I can upload the extra spoof right now if you want. --The Track Master 15:40, 17 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Yes, please do it. I am psyched. --Imax80 18:13, 17 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Pleased doing 'biz'. The file is producing... --The Track Master 18:28, 17 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Uploaded! Do remember it's a preview. The file should surface tommorow. --The Track Master 18:55, 17 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Safari 2 Sequence "Traffic Tremor"

The highway horror sequence.

Leo: Well brother, we must use the highway to get the job done.
Albi: Okay, there is a highway next to The Track Master Video Store and next to the Imax80 Theater.
Leo: Okay, let's take it.
Albi: Wow, this going along well.
Leo: (tripping and breaking his leg) Oh boy, brother, leave me here and you find the spot, and come back and get me, just do it. (falls asleep)
Albi: Okay, I better run, although I am fat.

Hours later

Leo: Ugh my head. (wakes up and traffic is rushing by) Oh no, I better warn Albi, but I have this flood of traffic to go through.

(to be continued)

--Imax80 21:07, 15 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Funny! Gosh, naming a video rental store after me! Wow! "I hear they sell these things called "Neon Mickey" here..." :) --The Track Master 21:30, 15 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Safari 2 "Fire"

As Leo and his team leave, one and another one stays behind and starts something big. This gives the reader a sense that one of the characters, Sykes (a gemsbok) is unleashing his dark side. It starts in a cabin that Leo and his team stay in overnight in the woods of Canada.

Leo: Everyone up and out of bed, we have to get through the woods quickly.
Sykes: Oh Gabe, stay here.
Gabe: The sacrificial gazelle is at your service.
Sykes: Listen half pint, let's have some fun.
Gabe: But we gotta catch up with Leo and the guys. They are going to leave us standing.
Sykes: Trust me, they won't. (evil chuckle)
Gabe: So what are we going to do.
Sykes: Look at that thing. Nice isn't it?
Gabe: Oh, Leo told me about these, it's a microwave oven.
Sykes: Exactly, and what do you know, it has an exposed electrical line.
Gabe: Okay.
Sykes: This will be really fun. (evil chuckle)
Gabe: Oh cool, Leo said you can put these weiner thingies in a microwave oven.
Sykes: Yes, so let's put them in.
Gabe: We have to poke holes in them first.
Sykes: No no no, just throw them in.
Gabe: Okay! Found some more. This is fun.
Sykes: That's right, load that thing up.
Gabe: What next.
Sykes: And we turn the dial to 60 minutes, an hour, and then leave. Heheheheee.
Gabe: Cool, now let's reach the gang.
Sykes: Don't worry, we won't. (evil chuckle)
Albi: Wow, the woods are quite nice.
Leo: Yeah, it's way different from the savanna.
Albi: I wonder if we left anything back at the cabin.

Nearly an hour later, the hot dogs in the microwave back at the cabin are crowding it by inflating and inflating, while the wire seems to be emitting sparks, starting a small flare of fire, but as the microwave explodes, the wire and the outlet catches ablaze. The fire spreads across the counter and all the electric appliances, and then burning the log cabin and setting the whole thing ablaze. However, the forest isn't in trouble yet...

Leo: I smell something burning.
Albi: It wasn't me.
Leo: Not you, I smell a fire coming on.
Albi: Relax Leo, it's gonna be alright. (distant explosion) Or not.

--Imax80 20:58, 16 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Fire? Ahh! :) Err, um, my Magnetic Video release of The Sound of Music, I was rewinding; when the tape was at the start, it broke off the right spool and now I have to get repairman. D**m. --The Track Master 21:02, 16 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Oh no. --Imax80 21:03, 16 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

- There is a hope. --The Track Master 15:39, 17 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Neon Mickey

Hey, guess what? Lots of people think this is color pattern of Neon Mickey, blue, purple, red, yellow, and green. But guess what? The Mickey turns bright orange, and then yellow! I noticed that. --Imax80 00:30, 21 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Wow! Never knew that... --The Track Master 09:58, 21 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

My TV Series

Hi, I wanted to tell you about a TV series I have been working on. It's entitled Sillybonkers. It's about a brown labrador, a tabby cat, and a wolf. They are taken to somewhere in the USSR in circa 1990, somewhere cold and dreadful, where an idiotic scientist named Professor Boskov Mikahloshkotov, tries to turn them into deadly assassins, but...

They end up being three goofy animals. The labrador is obnoxious and yet very crazy, the cat is somewhat intellegent and calm, and the wolf is addicted to anything edible or drinkable and is screwed up in the head. Boskov hates his experiments.

To humiliate them, he names the labrador, Sillybonkers, and controls his mind so he keeps that name. He calls the cat, Wackno. And the wolf, Ajax. Then he tries to kill them. However, they escape and must find their place in the world. The first 10 episodes focus on them living in the Big Apple (New York City), and then to upstate New York, like in the woods.

They occasionally move more around the states on episodes 19 to 30.

After season one, they go worldwide. I think episode 51 (season 2 premiere) will have them in somewhere in the UK. Sound exciting? --Imax80 21:20, 2 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Hmm...do you mind if I write some of Season Two? --The Track Master 21:47, 2 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Sure. I just need to give out the plot outlines. Here is an episode guide of some of season 1.

1. A Crazy Day
2. How to Fall Asleep Without Hurting Yourself
3. New Day
4. Heatwaved
5. Boskov Strikes
6. Eat Your Heart Out
7. Cursed Lamp
8. Dreamy
9. Sparkly Sprinkly
10. Depressure
11. Test of Might
12. NRA Trouble
13. One Down, Sixty To Go
14. Ajax Gets an A+
15. Movie Madness
16. Playing with Guns
17. Speed
18. Sillybonkers and the Bad Dog
19. It's Not Fair
20. Case Closed
21. Get Your Own Food
22. Burnout
23. Store Trouble
24. Tick Off
25. Every Ajax Has His Day
26. Control Yourself
27. The Zoo
28. The Riot
29. War
30. Over

(Season 2 Comin' Soon)

Do you want a summary on one of the episodes? --Imax80 21:43, 9 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Yes, on 'Speed' and 'Over' episodes. --The Track Master 21:49, 9 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Episode 17: Speed

Sillybonkers: Check it out, a new car, it's a 1992 factory original Jaguar XJ220, going at 218 mph and has convertible roof, and it's straight from Bristol, UK.
Wackno: Wow, but it only has too seats.
Ajax: I bet we can all fit in there.
Sillybonkers: I wanna pick up hot chicks on this thing!
Wackno: You are a naughty dog.
Sillybonkers: I know, but the car is missing something.
Wackno: What?
Sillybonkers: Nitrous!!!
Wackno: No SB, we could get in trouble for that.
Sillybonkers: That's the fun part. And let's put ome armor on it too.

(after a lengthy modification to the car)

Sillybonkers: Okay, let's spin this son a ****! Yeah!
Wackno: Hang on, Ajax.
Ajax: Melons!
Wackno: You say random things.
Ajax: Kung Fu?
Sillybonkers: Ok! And here we go. (car blasts off) Yeeeeaahhhhh!!!!"
Policeman: Oh no you don't. (gives chase)
Wackno: That's one cop on our tail.
Sillybonkers: And he's gonna eat our dust! (makes the car go 300mph) Wooohoooo!!!!!
Ajax: Yaaayyy!!!!!!!!!!!
Wackno: Must not barf, must not barf!

(the team is approaching a traffic signal)

Sillybonkers: Not today you won't. (turns red and dings loudly)
Wackno: Thank god that's over.
Ajax: Oh no, the cop is getting closer.
Sillybonkers: Come on, turn green, pleeeaaassseee!!!!
Policeman: You are a busted! (looking into the window of the car) (light turns green)
Sillybonkers: See you sucker! (rockets off)
Ajax: Highway! Highway! Do it SB! Do it!
Sillybonkers: Yeeeaahhh!!!! (gets onto the highway)
Ajax: Extreme!!
Sillybonkers: Hahahahahahahahaaaa!!!
Wackno: Ajax, save me.
Ajax: Uh,ok, do you have food.
Sillybonkers: Oh ****, a traffic jam. Oh well, down another street.
Wackno: SB! Look out. (SB hits a hot chick and lands in the car)
Sillybonkers: Well hello hot stuff.
Wackno: SB! You idiot! Drop her off immediately!!
Sillybonkers: Hang on chick, we gonna cruise.
Hot Chick: Put me down you sick dog!! Errr!!!
Wackno: She wants to go, SB!
Sillybonkers: Fine fine fine! Have it your way. (drops chick off) You ruin everything Wackno.
Wackno: No offense SB, but you are an obnoxious dog who hits on human women. You and Ajax are both screwed up when it comes to that.
Sillybonkers: Shut up and enjoy the ride!!

(commercial break)

--Imax80 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Lovely! --The Track Master 21:28, 10 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Pre-Certs paragraph moved

I have moved your section about "pre-certs" from VHS to home video. The VHS article is about a technology for recording and playing back moving images. Topics regarding the home video business (pre-recorded cassettes or other media containing movies, etc.) belong in the home video article. The pre-certication paragraph is also not exclusive to VHS; it also applies to other formats such as Beta, Video 2000, CED discs, and Laserdiscs. Canadiana 00:01, 8 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Season 2 Preview for my TV Show

Here it is Track Master, Season 2, the title of the season is "Sillybonkers Does Europe." We first start in the UK, but it ends in Russia.

31. Salad of Birmingham
33. Double Heck-er Bus
33. Flying Scotsman
34. Tea and Crumpets
35. Bonker Hill
36. Scottybonkers
37. Don't Go in the Water
39. Lucky
41. Oh no-la-la
42. Swish Sleeze
43. Trouble-lino
44. Fjord Trouble
45. Where No Else Dares to Go
46. Trap
47. Attack
48. Escape Route
49. Survival
50. Amazing Asia

Next up, season 3, Asia.

More please! --The Track Master 21:30, 10 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Here's a preview of five episodes. You know, I actually get more episode summaries done here other than anywhere else, thanks Track Master, my project is moving along swiftly.

Now onto the episodes.

51. I'll Tibet you $50 That You Won't Make It (The team are stuck on the mountains of Tibet and face a boulder dash)
52. Charming a Snake The Hard Way (The trio are trapped in an Indian village for making snakes go amuck.)
53. Sillygongers (The team makes it to, China!)
54. Enter the Toon (After Boskov hires ninjas to kill the trio, the trio themselves are ready to fight, Mortal Kombat style!)
55. Siamese Cat Trouble (Tai and Lung, two Siamese twin cats, may look cute to the trio, but deep down, they are mauling mad furballs)

--Imax80 02:19, 11 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

The future of the characters? --The Track Master 13:08, 11 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

- I am going to skip the rest of season 3 since I don't have the list with me right now. Here's the new season 4.

80. Sillybonkers Gets Owned
81. LOL Noob Bonkers )
82. Game Till You Die
83. Grizzly
84. Must be 18 Or Up (Not in Dog Years)
85. Sillybonkers' Revenge on the Adult Store Guard
86. Yin Yang Yank
87. Mother Trucking It
88. Do the Lo-Commotion With Me
89. Sexual Harrassment
90. The Sweet Smell of Success
91. Cheaper by the Dozen
92. We Aren't Family
93. One Risk
94. Two Pounded, One Escaped
95. A Deadly Work of Experiment
96. The Curse of The Assassin Disorders
97. Ajax to the Rescue
98. The Dead Zone
99. Utterly Ridiculous
100. Defeating the Juveniles

--Imax80 20:55, 13 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Phewee! I wonder... --The Track Master 16:54, 14 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

More from Season 5!

101. A Hard Night's Day
102. We Can't Work it Out
103. The Not-So-Great Escape
104. To Make a Jackass a Smart-A**
105. The Beat-Alls
106. Neon Trouble
107. Pet Problem
108. Dark Chocolate
109. Turkey
110. First Severe Snow
111. Holy Crack
112. Lemon Snowcone
113. Wild Woman
114. Neurotica
115. Naughty or Nice
116. 1991
117. Sniffly Sniffs
118. Hair Metal
119. Claim to Fame
120. Black

(end of season 5) --Imax80 19:38, 17 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Good good! --The Track Master 22:37, 17 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

The Greatest Race

Hey Track Master, I am working on all new project that I have tried writing since 2002. It's entitled "The Greatest Race." It's about 4 high school students. They are poor students, and they race illegally at nighttime. They reside in Tokyo, Japan and they stay there. They never toured the world.

They are Ayato Kenshi, the fast paced and determined lead man, Kenji Hasanori, Ayato's best friend with a need for speed, Bill Beckinshire, the stock car driver who's parents are British, and Yakov Yaslvonic, the Russian rusher who's parents are from Russia. However, no sight of there parents is seen because they are all 17 years old and already drive four fast wicked cars.

After winning a race, the team gets an anonymous call telling them to join "The Big League World Race Championship of Illegal Racers." Ayato and the team are faced with a problem since school has started and they are expected to do better this year. Well, they skip school, and they enter the race starting in Alaska and then touring the globe and then back to Alaska. It's one heck of a world trip when they loose their luggage.

Other characters include Leon Wilder (the nice Hummer drive who wants to help the newcomers), Rusty John (a racist, rude redneck), Dusty John (Rusty's brother, just as bad as him), Steven Hard (the army-wannabe bully), Reginald Leonard (the nice British racer, who befriends the four newcomers), Mack Umbro (a not-so-intellegent truck driver), Dan Lorean (the cocky DeLorean driver), and several others. There about over 150 racers, or maybe more! --Imax80 18:35, 22 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I've been reading. Good stuff. :) --The Track Master 20:12, 22 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Neon Mickey experience

Well, I got my 1981 Davy Crockett video, and I played it. After the FBI screens, it stays black for nearly 5 seconds, and then Neon Mickey pops out at you. Weird. I saw it coming, it couldn't freak me, even I liked Neon Mickey.

Also, check the back of videotape, for you will see a small oval like shape, and it will say either "Made in USA", "Made in Korea", or "Made in Japan," check your older ones. --Imax80 17:05, 23 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

My Magnetic Video The Sound of Music has a "Made in Japan" oval shape. --The Track Master 17:18, 23 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

- Awesome. Oh, today is Thanksgiving in the United States. And remember, "Under the Clamshell" doesn't have to be rushed or perfect, we'll take our time, just like an actual movie production time.

Also, check my collection on my user page, it gets bigger and better. --Imax80 17:30, 23 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

So what'll you get next? Black Hole? Sword in the Stone? Or perhaps you'd like the ultra-rare Snow White Live? --Ryanasaurus0077 19:40, 25 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Yes, take our time! I'll check. --The Track Master 22:23, 23 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

WDHV: Under the Clamshell

As told Vincent Track

Late Winter 1978. I am a huge Walt Disney fan, and with this new-fangled format called home video, I can see something by them and not wait for theatrical re-releases. I enter the video store and ask the clerk for Disney videos, he says "No", so I go around a DiscoVision bin, which is the new thing out. And I see something, it is "In Vacation with Mickey Mouse and Friends." I buy it.

I go home, play it in my DiscoVision player. It was fabulous. I was thinking, maybe me and my Disney buff friends can collect every new release of a Disney title, and we will, forever.

I waited until early 1979, until me and my three friends went to the that same video store, The Track Master Video Store that is. I walk in see new titles avaliable, I see "Kids is Kids", "At Home with Donald Duck" and "The Adventures of Chip N' Dale," all on DiscoVision. I spend my numerous amount of cash to buy these $9.99 discs. In May, we got two more DiscoVision titles, "The Coyote's Lament" and "Kidnapped."

The interesting thing about these dioscs were that a neon-like Mickey would rotate as "Walt Disney Home Entertainment" was animated onscreen, to start off each video, with a loud horn fanfare. Loud enough to make a coward jump. The logo would later be "Walt Disney Home Video" in 1983 or 1984.

But it wouldn't be until later on when more would come. We had all formats, VHS, Beta, DiscoVision, and we would get anything else coming out. In early 1980, I heard an announcement that Disney was teaming up with Fotomat, who I use to develop my photography, and I have been doing that since 1979. The two companies are going to release 13 titles on VHS and Beta for rental, in four cities, San Francisco, Houston, Chicago, and Philadelphia.

Fortunately, we live in San Francisco. They came out in early March, we were the first ones to rent them. We tried coaxing these people to let us have these rentals and we would give them $500 for all of them. The man wouldn't let us. At least we were the first ones to rent them.

There were 13 titles, "Pete's Dragon," "The Black Hole", "The Love Bug", "Escape to Witch Mountain", "Davy Crockett, King of the Wild Frontier", "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea", "Bedknobs and Broomsticks", "The North Avenue Irregulars", "The Apple Dumpling Gang", "Hot Lead & Cold Feet", "On Vacation With Mickey Mouse and Friends", "Kids is Kids", and "The Adventures of Chip N' Dale." We were so sad we couldn't get them.

We had to wait until the fall of 1980 to get our hopes up. Disney had started their home video label, and all the Fotomat titles were made for sale in white cases with artwork. We rushed to buy all 13 of them, and we did well, they were all the Fotomat originals from that same rental store, still all in good condition. By this, all tapes were out nationwide.

We added them to the collection, right next all of our DiscoVision titles. In December, we used our holiday money to buy the new release,"Mary Poppins." So we had all titles from 1980. No new title wuld be out, so we waited throughout the beginning of 1981 when Disney was having rental promos.

By summer, "Dumbo" was released, but for rental only. We needed it so badly. We approached the salesman, and said,"We'll give you $500 for that Dumbo cassette." Oddly, he gave it to us since Disney wasn't working with Fotomat anymore. So we had it for ourselves.

(to be continued) --Imax80 23:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Bravo!

- Eh, how does this layout for the film work for you?
- Start: Narration
- Middle: The friends meet
- End: It all gets dramatic

) --The Track Master 01:00, 26 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Several other cassettes were released in 1981. We ended up buying them all. We somewhat never got into pop culture of the 1980s, we just kept collecting. As 1982 rolled around, more titles would sold, we got our hands on every release. By X-Mas, we had every title so far.

1983 brought a few more titles in those white clamshells. Then we we waited until October to get our hands on cases with full artwork, "Tron", "Tex", and "Something Wicked this Way Comes." Then the new "Cartoon Classics" series hit the stores. We got all of those titles.

By 1984, Disney would expand their market, with more cassettes in white clamshells with artwork.

(gotta go right now) --Imax80 04:44, 26 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I'm currently penning this down. :) --The Track Master 18:27, 26 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

In 1984, we cleared the store of their first orders from the division. More Cartoon Classics titles were starting to hit sheleves in early 1984. We even got our hands on some long forgotten titles like "Gone are the Dayes" and others.

Originally, the white clamshells of the early 1980s had the words "HOME VIDEO" in a Pepsi-style font. Now, it was in a bubbly font of some sort. We picked up some old favorites like "The Apple Dumpling Gang" and others that were in those new style cases. No WDHV was embossed inside the cases anymore. They stopped in 1983.

We had found out that PAL tapes were starting to be released throughout the United Kingdom. I sent my pal Frank Filmer to the UK to get all those tapes and collect them. He came back with titles like "Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day" and a few others. We decided to make a plan with a store in the United Kingdom to send us every new release in the mail. And that deal worked out quite well.

When we still worked on our Cartoon Classics collection, the Limited Gold Editions flooded the stores. And when they would go, they would go forever. We had to get them before they disappeared. They were black clamshells with golden artwork embedded into them, unlike the white clamshell releases of the period. We had them all.

By the fall of 1984, Disney expanded into the collector's market as well. They offered 3 video tapes that were D-TV music videos, we got the volumes, "Pop & Rock", "Rock, Rhythm & Blues", and "Golden Oldies." We were proud of getting these three limited cassettes.

During the holiday season, Disney started a brand new line, again. This time, there was something in it for us. It was "The Classics." The Classics were going to release all the untouchable animated features on home video. "Robin Hood" would be the first of these titles on video, due to it being less risky to put out instead of future theatrical re-release.

We all recently saw "Robin Hood" in the theaters back in 1982 and on it's first release in November of 1973. We picked up the copy when it hit the stores December 6. Of course we would get a video on every format it was out on, and this title would soon be out on a lot of other format.

We waited until the summer of 1985 to expand our collection, in the meantime, we were getting our hands on the first "Cartoon Classics" tapes, then "Limited Gold Editions II" which were next in line. The Classics line had its continue with "Pinocchio" in July. We got that as soon as we could it was doing a lukewarm job due to the price of $79.95. We could afford that since we won $5,000,000 dollars on a Disney-themed game show back in 1975.

Disney films weren't packaged in the old white boxes with the Sorcerer Mickey on the top anymore, so we had to wait a while until they continued that. We waited a little longer for a new release. In the meantime, we took pictures of our collection and sent them off to museums worldwide.

In December, Disney put 21 of their current titles on sale for $29.95 each for a Christmas promotion. We got a newly repackaged "Dumbo" in The Classics line. We also got some titles like the "Walt Disney Comedy and Magic Revue" and a few Wonderful World of Disney tapes. We got some extra tapes in the mail from our friends in the United Kingdom.

However, we heard that Japan was starting to put out their titles on LaserDisc, so me and my friend Ron Rewind flew over to Japan and contacted a man running a LaserDisc superstore, and we made a deal with him that he would ship over his Laserdiscs and we used our stock of 5,000,000 Yen we got from a Japanese bank to pay him for every new video release.

We got back around January, as Disney was stopping their Christmas promotion.

(to be continued) Be sure to check the first section, I did some minor edits. --Imax80 20:09, 26 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Woah, slow down! --The Track Master 22:35, 26 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

- Hola, Track Master. Wanna make a full-length CGI animation? The first guy should be portrayed by Daniel Radcliffe, the second guy should be portrayed by Jonathan Lipnicki, and the Oracle should be portrayed by Shin Koyamada. Oh, and have Guy #1's lines spoken in English (and some in Spanish). And make Guy #2 Ron Rewind. Oh, and also have two of the video salesman be portrayed by Ken Watanabe and Robert Vaughn. That'll make it interesting.

Well, we'll see about the voices. :) --The Track Master 21:12, 28 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Meanwhile, I'll be contributing to the script.

Vincent Track: ¡Hola!

Vaughn's salesman: And what are you two little rascals doing today, hmm?

Vincent Track: Dumbo.

Vaughn's salesman: What about it?

Vincent Track: Pagamos quinientos dolares para ese Dumbo casete.

Vaughn's salesman: Sold.

Vincent Track: ¡Gracias!

Vincent Track (narrating): When we got home, we encountered a real weird Japanese guy in our place.

Vincent Track: ¿Q-Q-Quién es?

Japanese guy: You can call me Oracle, Prophet of Japan who's been assigned by Kami-sama to your house to make sure your mission goes perfectly awesome.

Ron Rewind: O-O-Oracle? That's a weird name for an Asian.

Oracle: I'm from Nihon.

Vincent Track: - You mean Japan?

Oracle: Hai.

(Yes.)

Ron Rewind: What a surprise.

Oracle: Something tells me you guys should head on over to the local store tomorrow.

Vincent Track: ¿Mañana? ¿Por qué mañana?

Oracle: Because 6 other Disney videos released today are being sold there. Better hurry.

Vincent Track: Holy smokes! Guys, we've got a job to do. Better get some shuteye tonight, because tomorrow's gonna be a busy day!

That's my contribution to the script.

My Contribution-

Vincent Track: Hey man, we don't have the last Cartoon Classics Limited Gold Edition!
Ron Rewind: Why? What's the hurry Vin?
Vincent Track: Haven't you read that promo? When they are gone! They are gone!
Ron Rewind: It's July 1984, we gotta act fast before that last one disappears. Here's hoping it's not rare.
Oracle: It will be by the end of the year.
Vincent Track: Oh heck, we gotta save our money for Robin Hood, I heard it hits stores this fall. It will be pricey I bet.
Oracle: Although I can't tell the future, something tells me that...

(to be continued) --Imax80 23:19, 29 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Coming together nicely! --The Track Master 13:27, 30 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

New Logo Project

Hey, I'll be releasing "CLG's Most Wanted" soon, so if you want to see your favourite "scary" logo in it, sign here! --The Track Master 16:02, 29 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Hmmmmm....

I don't I think this first version of Under the Clamshell worked out well. Ryanasuarus0077 gave me a very good idea, the story seems to lack plot points, and hardly any action, just them buying videos. I think this should work out.

I am Vincent Track, a real Walt Disney fan, I see every Disney production made and my other fan friends are Ron Rewind, Ryan Reel, and Frank Film. In 1975, there was a little something unveiled in the world called home video. This format would grow in popularity over years. Back then, it wasn't so big.

The reason we bought a VHS player and a Beta player was because we were sure that Disney would release a videocassette to the format and we could get the opportunity to watch them. But we had to wait a while. In 1978, after seeing such films like "Return from Witch Mountain", "The Cat From Outer Space", and others, we headed to The Track Master video store.

Vin: What do you see?
Ron: No Disney here.
Frank: Check the VHS aisle, while I go to the DiscoVision section.
Vin: DiscoVision is the new thing, it just came out no too long ago.
Ron: Hey, look! (holds the 1978 LD of "On Vacation With Mickey Mouse and Friends")
Vin: Holy shitake mushrooms!
Ron: Only $9.95.
Vin: We can afford that because we won that trivia game show three times.
Cashier: That's a new release, you have a DiscoVision player?
Ryan: Yes we do. We are Disney nuts and are ecstatic about Disney titles available on video.
Cashier: This is the only copy left.
Mickey Mouse Fanatic: Hey I wan't that!
Cashier: Sold!
Ryan: Yes! We got it.
Mickey Mouse Fanatic: Get back here!
Ron: Let's make a run for it, to the car!

(to be continued) --Imax80 20:15, 30 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Imax80, let's make that Mickey Mouse Fanatic Mr. Eric Praline from the Dead Parrot sketch from Monty Python's Flying Circus in a cameo appearence. --Ryanasaurus0077 21:08, 30 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I'll be contributing the opening credits.

Walt Disney Pictures presents

a Chrissus Films production

Daniel Radcliffe

"Under the Clamshell"

Jonathan Lipnicki

Shin Koyamada

Haley Joel Osment

Jesse McCartney

Ken Watanabe

Robert Vaughn

and Michael Palin

featuring John Cleese as Mr. Eric Praline

music by James Horner

screenplay by Ryanasaurus0077, Imaxination80, and The Track Master

produced and directed by The Track Master

How do you like the credits, Track Master? --Ryanasaurus0077 21:08, 30 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Nice, but finding actors is like catching a moonbeam in the sky...I have the software to do electronic voices, though... --The Track Master 16:02, 1 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Does your CGI software allow you to make CGI replicas of the actors I mentioned? --Ryanasaurus0077 01:01, 2 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

RS, the power of my software is gob-smacking. Getting hold of your own copy would be like stealing a prototype fighter plane. :) --The Track Master 01:09, 2 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

- Gob-smacking? What's "gob-smacking"? --Ryanasaurus0077 01:31, 2 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

It's a word for amazing. --The Track Master 01:34, 2 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Can you find photos of Daniel Radcliffe (look for off-set photos of him), Jonathan Lipnicki, Shin Koyamada, Haley Joel Osment, Jesse McCartney, Ken Watanabe, Robert Vaughn, Michael Palin (look for a 1990s photo of him), and John Cleese (look for photos of him as Mr. Eric Praline) and make CGI images of them to look realistic? And do you have a music software? --Ryanasaurus0077 16:50, 2 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Sure. And yes, I do. --The Track Master 21:04, 2 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

- Do you know anything about the music of James Horner? --Ryanasaurus0077 22:15, 2 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Yes. Titanic. --The Track Master 23:00, 2 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

- Do you own the soundtrack? --Ryanasaurus0077 15:40, 3 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Well, not like the copyright, I own the film. --The Track Master 16:04, 4 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

But do you own a copy of the soundtrack? --Ryanasaurus0077 21:06, 4 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

No. If you want I can copy a few soundtracks from Alan Silvestri. --The Track Master 21:34, 4 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Could you please purchase a copy of the soundtrack on eBay? --Ryanasaurus0077 12:09, 5 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Err. Um. Oh dear. I'm afraid I can't. --The Track Master 16:14, 5 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

- Why not? --Ryanasaurus0077 21:41, 6 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I just don't know...I need to work something out. --The Track Master 14:16, 25 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Next Section of the Story

Hey Ryanasaurus0077, you and I can direct it too as so you know. And how are we going to get a cast like that?

Okay, onto the story once more.

The Mickey Mouse fanatic gives chase for our Laserdisc. We speed ahead in our car, as his dirty pickup comes closer and closer. However, we run it into some tire spikes. This was a big fat guy with a huge XXXL Mickey Mouse shirt, and looked like he meant business. I looked out of the rearview mirror.

Vin: Oh no! Here comes that guy! Ron: He's in a semi-truck!!! Frank: Quick, step on!! MM Fan: I want that disc!!! Frank: Hey look! That K-JO Electronics over there is having a DiscoVision blowout!!! MM Fan: Yay!!! Frank: Fool.

We get home safe and we play it. It was short though. By April 1979, more units were out, and yet more titles, we went to the video store. On the shelves were "Kids is Kids", "At Home with Donald Duck", and "The Adventures of Chip N' Dale."

Vin: Okay, all titles taken.
MM Fan: Hey!!
Frank: Oh no no no.
MM Fan: Gimme. (takes discs from Vin) That's for foolin' me!
Vin: You snooze, ya lose.
MM Fan: How dare you!! (punches Vin)
Ryan: Hey, don't hit Vin like that!
MM Fan: I want my disc!
Ron: It was ours.
MM Fan: It was mine!! MINE! MINE! MINE!!! DO YOU HEAR ME?!!! IT WAS MINE!!!!! NOW GET OUT OF * MY SIGHT!!!!!
Cashier: Take it outside.
MM Fan: Rrrrr! I want revenge!

We got our disc safely, and went home. Next month, "The Coyote's Lament" was released, and then a Disney movie, "Kidnapped." Our DiscoVision collection was complete, and we haven't been seeing that Mickey Mouse Fan ever since.

--Imax80 22:54, 30 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

My turn.

Vin: (narrating) Later we learned that the Mickey Mouse Fan was in reality a Mr. Eric Praline, the guy who had that dead parrot.

Ron: Holy shitake mashrooms!

Ryan: You mean that rabid bada**?

Vin: Talking about him!

Mr. Eric Praline: I've found you, a**holes.

Frank: Sorry, Mr. Praline, but first come, first serve.

Vin: (narrating) Mr. Praline was back, and was he ever mad!

Vin: Get the h*ll out of here, Mr. praline. You have no right to avenge yourself over that stupid disc. NOW PISS OFF!

Mr. Eric Praline: LIKE H*LL I WILL!

Vin: (punches him in the stomach) That's punishment for last time! I hope you have a worse experience at buying DiscoVision discs from Disney than you had with that dead parrot of yours.

Mr. Eric Praline: $#%&! I'm off to England! BUT FIRST I WILL TRAVEL THE WHOLE D*MN U.S. OF A. FOR THAT STUPID DISC! D*MN YOU ALL TO H*LL! (storms off in a huff)

Ryan: You did it, Vinny! Now that disc is securely in our hands!

Vin: Gracias, mis amigos.

Ron: De nada.

You were wrong, Imax80, the MM Fan and the 4 heroes really DID meet again when the MM Fan, who was really Mr. Eric Praline, stormed Vin's house. --Ryanasaurus0077 12:42, 1 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Hmm...comin' on... --The Track Master 16:15, 1 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Blackbeard's Ghost

In the US, it came out in 1981. --Imax80 19:29, 4 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Hmm, nice. --The Track Master 20:14, 4 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I got a PAL copy on VHS earlier this month. --Ryanasaurus0077 (talk) 12:39, 26 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]

New Sillybonkers Episodes

Hi, came back with more for Season 10

210. Penciled
211. Wildlife Photography
212. Sillybonkers Vs. The Squirrels
213. Sleep Trick
214. Sweat Trouble
215. These Feet Were Made for Kicking
216. Shuttlecocked
217. Bash-it-ball
218. Swinged at a Miss
219. What the Puck?
220. Fuzzy Balls
221. Pedal to the Metal
222. Big League Bash
223. Goodbye Killer Brick Road
224. Stealer's Wheeling
225. Run for Your Strife
226. Draw the Swine
227. Ajax had a Little
228. Born Free
229. Food Hypno
230. Bad Vibrations

--Imax80 21:23, 4 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Funny! Did you see my "Deleted Logos" video on YouTube? I don't think it was a big success... --The Track Master 21:36, 4 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

It was well worth it. All your videos are. Here's the rest of season 10-

231. Bleachy Badness (Ajax considers bleach a beverage)
232. Rise of the Deathjax (Ajax consequently dies from drinking the bleach, and ressurects and causes havoc among the world)
233. The Perfect Shot (Gaskow gets a hold of Ajax after a large fiasco in the UK)
234. Rehab (Ajax undergoes serious medications)
235. Hi I'm High (Sillybonkers is locked in a room of drugs, leading to some bad results)
236. London Bridge is Blowing Up (Sillybonkers' anger drives him to move to Britain by himself)
237. Sillybonkers' Supposed Return (SB mises Wackno and Ajax, and heads home, or somewhere else)
238. Hot Chick (Ajax hits on a chick is hot, or on fire)
239. Chicken Pot High (Ajax's love for a chicken causes him to smoke weed with the chicken)
240. Intellegence Neglegence (Wackno joins a game show to test his intellegence)

(to be continued) --Imax80 23:13, 4 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Hehe. --The Track Master 16:17, 5 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Season 11 here it is...

241. Sugar Shock
242. Tea Off
243. Whole
244. Spoiled Milk
245. Good-Look Ajax
246. Chop Chop Cheerio
247. Risk
248. Fruit Punch
249. The Girl from E.V.I.L
250. Hostage Situation
251. Bye Bye
252. Buttery
253. So Long Summer
254. Independence
255. Citizen Can
256. Foodome
257. You Must Come Out
258. A Jack
259. Fuzzy Wuzzy
260. Black is Back
261. Cha-Ching
262. Ajax and the Ajaxinators World Tour
263. Metalhead
264. Rock this World
265. Ajax Hoff: A World Icon

(to be continued) --Imax80 21:23, 5 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

What season will be considered the end? --The Track Master 21:57, 5 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I wonder. --Imax80 02:15, 6 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Season 12 fired up!

266. Morbid Pit
267. Two Friends Back
268. 100 Million
269. Coke on the Water
270. The Living Metal
272. Wildlife Badness
273. Sillybonkers and Summer's Duel

(to be continued) --Imax80 21:35, 6 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Hmm...with my software and your vision, plus a little bit of distribution... --The Track Master 21:41, 6 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

It will be rated TV-MA LSV, that's equivelant to R18+ in the UK. --Imax80 21:22, 18 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Hmm...but isn't that like a special rating for *** shops? - Can you also check my videos? --The Track Master 19:36, 19 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Oh, I meant to say probably R (R18+ is like NC-17 here in the US), but I wonder what the British Film Censors would give it. I know that Safari and Warocalypse are up for R ratings here in the US. --Imax80 21:54, 19 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Should they have, they would have it as 15. --The Track Master 22:03, 21 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

A Safari 2 Promo I came up with....

This is an ad for when Safari: Locked and Loaded was going to be broadcasted on cable TV. Here's the promo.

Announcer: It's coming in...
Leo: (on a crashing plane) We're comin' in for a landing!!
Announcer: It's coming into your house...
Gabe the Gazelle: (walking into bigfoot's lair) Hi, is anyone home?
Announcer: It's coming to your TV...
Albi: Stupid thing. (smashes TV set and jumps into it) Ouch!
Announcer: It's Safari: Locked and Loaded, the thrilling sequel to the box office sensation!! Airs on TV this September, viewer discretion advised.

--Imax80 23:35, 4 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Hmm...did you know that Veoh does broadcasting? --The Track Master 16:18, 5 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Veoh? --Imax80 21:23, 5 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

www.veoh.com :) --The Track Master 21:55, 5 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

- I'll have to check it out. --Imax80 02:15, 6 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Here it is

--Imax80 21:41, 20 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Nice. --The Track Master 22:05, 21 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

--Imax80 03:16, 23 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Keep going! --The Track Master 13:33, 23 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

--Imax80 05:15, 24 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I can't wait to see more! (Merry Christmas) --The Track Master 13:22, 24 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Merry Christmas to you too buddy. Here's more.

Be right back. --Imax80 21:40, 25 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Nice. I want to let you know production on the WDHV 1986 parody is almost finished. --The Track Master 14:56, 7 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

More Episodes

Here is the rest of Season 12, oh and that's cool that the 1986 WDHV parody is almost done. I can't wait to see it.

274. Fall One Me
275. Crunchy Leaves
276. PETA Trouble
277. Ajax is Not a Fashion Trend
278. Slaughterhouse
279. Defeating the Machine
280. Sillybonkers Lonely Hearts Club Band

And Season 13

281. Connect Me Up
282. Message Board
283. Sillybonkers Versus the Trolls
284. Pwned
285. Pwner
286. SB Conquers Board LOL
287. Won Ton of Action
288. Live Knife
289. Episodic Mishmash
290. Sillybonkers is Not for Kiddies
291. Going Crazy
292. Note To Self
293. Sir Real
294. Chicken Flicks
295. Spinners
296. Burnout Aisle 3
297. Firecracked
298. Another Hit in the Wall
299. Ajax and his Trotting
300. The Sounds of Sillybonkers

And Season 14

301. No No No and Yes
302. Free Bird
303. Ajax in Wonderland
304. Old Home Killer-Up an Keep on a-Crackin' Cafe
305. Grand Theft Sillybonkers
306. Mortal Kombat: Sillybonkers Style
307. Harmfulis Dioxidus
308. Nitpicker
309. Bloody Heck
310. Stereotypical

--Imax80 03:36, 14 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Hmm...it's come a long way. --The Track Master 17:58, 15 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Question

Hey Track, since you like animation and all, do you ever watch anything on Cartoon Network? Cartoon Network has some of finest animated TV shows on this generation. My favorite Cartoon Network original shows would have to be Codename: Kids Next Door, Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy, and some other shows. --Imax80 17:44, 16 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

I do watch CN, occasionaly. My favourite would be Dexter's Laboratory. Have you heard of Five US? --The Track Master 20:41, 16 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

- That's cool. I am a fan. What is your favorite CN episodes of all time? For Foster's, like the very first episode that was an hour long, and the one "Store Wars", that was the mall episode where Bloo kept calling people rip-off artists. For Codename: Kids Next Door, I like the episode, "Operation: O.F.F.I.C.E" where Numbah 4 is at his dad's workplace on "Bring Your Daughter to Work Day," and for Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy, like the episodes Pain in the Ed (the episode where Ed is forced to practice violin), A Glass of Warm Ed (the episode where Ed is sleep-walking and eating everyone's food), and Little Ed Blue (the one where Ed is in a bad mood). Dexter's Lab is a great show, I agree. I never heard of Five US.

It's a TV channel they have in the UK, but as it suggests, it has US shows. Blue Mountain, performing live in UK! ^_^ --The Track Master 16:05, 17 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Ending to UTC

Hey, I was thinking of an ending to "Under the Clamshell", where all the Disney videos slideshow quickly onscreen as the main characters all yell "We did it!" All the videos/discs/DVDs and all the variants are shown all very quickly. Sound like a good ending? --Imax80 00:12, 11 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Yes, that could do. --The Track Master 12:26, 11 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Afterwards, the end credits show. Oh, and by the way, when I said "Shin Kodayama", I meant "Shin KOYAMADA". --Ryanasaurus0077 15:42, 11 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

I see. --The Track Master 23:21, 11 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

WDHV parody

How is it coming? I don't think I can wait any longer, I guess after I watched the Logos are Not Enough got me hyped up for the one you are finishing. How much longer is it going to take? I am so excited to see it. --Imax80 22:37, 14 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

It's working out good, I'm just a bit pushed for time...(I have about 50 other projects! ^_^) --The Track Master 22:43, 14 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Kif Productions, et al

Actually, neither Kif Productions nor your animated project meet the notability requirements for an article (sorry); I've deleted the Kif Productions article. —tregoweth (talk) 03:39, 31 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Ah, okay. ^_^ --The Track Master 13:08, 31 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Episodes

Hey Track Master, do you want me to PM you more episodes of SB? --Imax80 01:46, 23 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Sure. --The Track Master 21:25, 23 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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