If you’ve ever felt singled out about your preferences in video games and TV, you’ve come to the right place! I’m looking for recommendations so cook some up for me!
#121
Ever After High!
It Deserves So Much More Love And Attention Than It Got. From Well Developed Characters To An Intriguing Plot, They Also Released A Book Series! I Don't Care What Anyone Says, EAH IS HAT-TASTIC!!!!!!
It Deserves So Much More Love And Attention Than It Got. From Well Developed Characters To An Intriguing Plot, They Also Released A Book Series! I Don't Care What Anyone Says, EAH IS HAT-TASTIC!!!!!!
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#122
the show big time rush. literally love it
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#123
Venture Bros! I think it's becoming more popular now, but I still have a hard time finding people that know what it is. The show is amazing! A spoof on 60's cartoons like Johnny Quest and superhero comics like the Fantastic 4, but it takes the titular kids from those tv shows and shows how messed up they would be as adults if they actually grew up dealing with those dangerous situations on the daily. It turns the superhero genre on its head, and each season is SO well written!
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#124
If you're an Undertale fan, love angst, and/or enjoy dynamic friendship stories, I would recommend Omori. It's an RPG in which you play as Sunny, a sixteen year old who is still grappling with the death of his sister Mari, and Omori, Sunny's alter-ego who exists inside a dreamland. There are a fair amount of jumpscares, but the soundtrack is beautiful and it is has some of the most wholesome messages that I've seen in a video game.
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#125
The Saturday morning TV show "Shazam!" When I saw Michael Gray in the role of Billy Batson, it was as if my heart started beating for the very first time. Somehow, almost as if by magic, the TV was always set to CBS on Saturday morning. I now have it on DVD, along with The Secrets of Isis.
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#126
Supaplex.
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#127
The Ellen show!!!!!!!!!! i LOVE that show!
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#128
Since some folks included movies, here's one: Heavy Metal. Animated, Sci-Fi, I think 1981, based on a comic book, voiced by many greats: Harold Ramis, John Candy, Eugene Levy, Rodger Bumpass, and many more!
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