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amanuensis1) wrote2006-01-21 11:08 am
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Okay, maybe this has already been pointed out and wanked over, but I just turned on the television and I see these three kids running about having time-travelling adventures and they look like this:

(The show's called Time Warp Trio.)
And the frizzy-haired girl's bossy and the red-haired boy's kind of the comic relief and the black-haired boy's trying to keep them all focused.
Um, this raised no eyebrows at the tv networks? Or is this one of those R.A.B. things--you only think it's obvious if you're deep in the fandom?



(The show's called Time Warp Trio.)
And the frizzy-haired girl's bossy and the red-haired boy's kind of the comic relief and the black-haired boy's trying to keep them all focused.
Um, this raised no eyebrows at the tv networks? Or is this one of those R.A.B. things--you only think it's obvious if you're deep in the fandom?
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And I suddenly have this urge to see if anyone's written something where Hermione has a Creole ancestor, or something.
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(Okay, I don't really believe that, but it's possible *g*)
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Black!Hermione is bringing up all kinds of Blaise flashbacks.
Is faux-Ron blushing, or is his skin colour supposed to signify that he's white?
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I didn't know that this cartoon existed until two days ago, when my Linguistics professor put it on during class. Now I'm seeing it everywhere.
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(Anonymous) - 2006-01-22 22:34 (UTC) - Expand(no subject)
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It's like UBOS, I don't know if you ever saw that cartoon over there.
http://www.bknkids.com/ubos.shtml
Three kids at a wizard school:
1. Boy (verne) comes to school after discovering at 11 that he's a wizard
1. Bossy clever witch
2. Half elf best friend
they ride flying scooters, and non magic people are called Morties. The headmistresses can morph into ... guess what? A Cat!
Wikipedia even mentions its similarity to Potter
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So a little of both.
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Boy Who Wishes He Was On CSPAN Instead Of The Jerry Springer Show.
AHAAHAHAH!! Harry would TOTALLY want to be on Jerry Springer!!!
Also for the Hermione:
"The salt air is totally squenching my hair."
I think Hermione might actually like that, fwaahahaha!
Also? The cover art for the books are hilarious.
Now I wanna read these!
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i swear i was flipping channels and saw a split second of the "harry" character, promptly computed "rip-off" in my head, and switched the channel in disgust. and lo!
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Then again, Harry is quite similar to Tim Hunter ala Books of Magic, also older than HP, and Neil Gaiman attributes that to archetypes as well, so it works both ways, I suppose.
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/reader/0140346031/ref=sib_dp_pt/102-5929708-7714560#reader-link
So, the glasses were also biggish and roundish, but I'd say they've gotten a wee bit rounder and more "Harry" like. *shrugs* I don't suppose you can hold trademark on round specs. =)
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Now just one question remains... how did you find yourself watching children's programming? ;)
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My GOD.
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Those were awesome books when I was little. I have to go see if my sister still has them. "The Good, the Bad, and the Goofy" was my favorite.
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