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Bleu Ninja: /* Repurposed Content */ Not sure this partial quote adds much interesting context or character.

Bleu Ninja — Thu, 28 May 2026 07:38:31 GMT

Repurposed Content: Not sure this partial quote adds much interesting context or character.

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc: remove {{rename}}

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc — Tue, 24 Feb 2026 09:59:53 GMT

remove {{rename}}

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	In [[Interviews and Public Appearances#Interviews\|interviews]], [[Interviews and Public Appearances#Public Appearances\|public appearances]], and [[:Category:DVD Commentary\|DVD commentaries]], [[The Brothers Chaps]] sometimes '''discuss subjects that influence future [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] content'''.		In [[Interviews and Public Appearances#Interviews\|interviews]], [[Interviews and Public Appearances#Public Appearances\|public appearances]], and [[:Category:DVD Commentary\|DVD commentaries]], [[The Brothers Chaps]] sometimes '''discuss subjects that influence future [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] content'''.

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc: moved Appearance Inspired Work to Discussions Influencing Future Content: better reflects current scope (see talk page)

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc — Tue, 24 Feb 2026 09:59:27 GMT

moved Appearance Inspired Work to Discussions Influencing Future Content: better reflects current scope (see talk page)

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RickTommy at 07:48, 6 October 2025

RickTommy — Mon, 06 Oct 2025 07:48:11 GMT

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc: /* Other Examples */ found another one

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc — Mon, 06 Oct 2025 02:17:09 GMT

Other Examples: found another one

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	*{{dvdcom\|invisibility}} {{--}} The Brothers Chaps tentatively decide on the name "[[Lappy 486]]" for Strong Bad's next computer.		*{{dvdcom\|invisibility}} {{--}} The Brothers Chaps tentatively decide on the name "[[Lappy 486]]" for Strong Bad's next computer.
	*{{dvdcom\|do over}} {{--}} The commentary was recorded before the email was made. In it, The Brothers Chaps make some "executive decisions", like the email's title and basic premise, and Strong Sad not appearing. Multiple points in the email are timed to the brothers' fake reactions, like Homestar's appearance and Strong Bad hitting Homestar with a keyboard.		*{{dvdcom\|do over}} {{--}} The commentary was recorded before the email was made. In it, The Brothers Chaps make some "executive decisions", like the email's title and basic premise, and Strong Sad not appearing. Multiple points in the email are timed to the brothers' fake reactions, like Homestar's appearance and Strong Bad hitting Homestar with a keyboard.
		+	*{{dvdcom\|Cheat Commandos...O's}} {{--}} Matt mentions that the background music is titled "Written by A. Chimendez". The title would be made official on [[Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack Volume 1\|Volume 1]] of the [[Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack]] in 2020.
	*[[Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007]] {{--}}		*[[Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007]] {{--}}
	**Matt mentions that due to the shifting background color, the DVDs' FBI warning screens are animated at a [[Higher Frames Per Second\|higher frame rate]], making it especially hard to animate [[The Cheat]]. On [[strongbad_email.exe Disc Five]], released just over a month later, the background color doesn't shift, allowing The Cheat to be animated at the usual framerate.		**Matt mentions that due to the shifting background color, the DVDs' FBI warning screens are animated at a [[Higher Frames Per Second\|higher frame rate]], making it especially hard to animate [[The Cheat]]. On [[strongbad_email.exe Disc Five]], released just over a month later, the background color doesn't shift, allowing The Cheat to be animated at the usual framerate.

Bleu Ninja: /* Other Examples */ some linkage + wording adjustments. OAOO on last names. When did Homestar first demonstrate that half-open mouth?

Bleu Ninja — Sun, 31 Aug 2025 18:44:29 GMT

Other Examples: some linkage + wording adjustments. OAOO on last names. When did Homestar first demonstrate that half-open mouth?

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc: rewrite/expansion copied from the sandbox

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc — Thu, 21 Aug 2025 06:25:24 GMT

rewrite/expansion copied from the sandbox

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-	[[~~Image:Bubs Evolution - Bendy Arms.PNG~~\|~~thumb\|Wavy-armed Bubs~~]]	+	In [[Interviews and Public Appearances#Interviews\|interviews]], [[Interviews and Public Appearances#Public Appearances\|public appearances]], and [[:Category:DVD Commentary\|commentaries]], [[The Brothers Chaps]] sometimes '''discuss subjects that influence future [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] content'''.
-	In [[~~interviews~~ and public appearances]], [[The Brothers Chaps]] ~~normally converse with their audience or interviewer. Topics brought up by either side have~~ '''~~inspired or influenced~~ future ~~content''' in the~~ [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] ~~body of work~~.	+

-	== [[~~Georgia Tech~~ - ~~26 Apr 2007~~]] ==	+	==Repurposed Content==
-	*[[~~Matt~~ Chapman]] ~~mentions that due to the shifting background color, the DVDs' FBI warning screens are animated at~~ a ~~higher frame rate~~, ~~making it especially hard to animate~~ [[~~The Cheat~~]]. On [[~~strongbad_email.exe Disc Five~~]], ~~released just over a month later, the background color doesn~~'t ~~shift, allowing The Cheat to~~ be ~~animated at~~ the ~~usual framerate~~.	+	[[File:trogador 20X6trogdor.jpg\|thumb\|A version of Trogdor "[[NYU Talk - 1 Mar 2005\|that will probably never get used]]", prior to getting used]]
-	*~~Matt Chapman talked about how halfway~~ animations ~~aren't very possible at 12fps~~, the ~~frame rate of most toons~~, ~~using~~ [[~~Homestar Runner~~]]~~'s mouth as an example~~. ~~Homestar Runner eventually gained a half-open mouth~~, ~~despite Matt saying "You're not going to see that much more~~."	+	Things shown at live events often end up being repurposed in some way.
-	*[[~~Mike Chapman~~]] ~~recalls~~ the ~~apparent pain of animating~~ [[~~Bubs~~]]~~'s arms~~. ~~His arm movements have since~~ [[~~Bubs Evolution\|changed~~]]~~, presumably~~ for ~~ease~~ of animation.	+	*[[NYU Talk - 1 Mar 2005]] {{--}}
-	*The "Keep on Truckin'" animation presented became the basis for [[One Two, One Two]]. It was apparently one of many random animations that Mike does behind Matt's back.	+	**[[Mike Chapman]] showed a cartoon he made "last night in [his] hotel room". It was later included on [[Everything Else, Volume 1]] as [[An Open Forum]].
		+	**[[Nibbles]] was shown, but wouldn't be used until the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[bottom 10]] several months later.
		+	**Experimental animations were shown off, which would later be compiled in [[From The Vault]] (specifically the LEGO, Etch-a-Sketch, [[Needlepernt\|needlepoint]], Bubs roller coaster, and film noir style clips).
		+	**The [[Limozeen Coloring Book]] was shown, which would later be released with [[coloring]].
		+	**[[Trogador]] was shown, with the disclaimer that the character "will probably never get used". He would later appear in [[Happy Trogday]].
		+	*[[Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007]] {{--}}
		+	**The clip of Homestar recorded for the event was used for [[Quote of the Week#QW-2007-04-26\|that day's Quote of the Week]].
		+	**The "Going Away!!!" animation was later [[@StrongBadActual Tweets 2023#1683488426073440257\|shared on the @StrongBadActual Twitter account]].
		+	**The "Keep on Truckin'" animation presented became the basis for [[One Two, One Two]]. It was apparently one of many random animations that Mike does behind Matt's back.
		+	**A portion of [[Theme from Stinkoman]] was played. Over a decade later, it would be included on [[Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack Volume 2]], and used in the [[Stinkoman 20X6 Intro Cinematic]].

-	== [[Late Nite JengaJam Interview - 4 Oct 2007]] ==	+	==Other Examples==
-	*The host, JengaShip, reminisces about the [[Powered by The Cheat]] updates. Matt agrees that "[they're] probably due" for new Powered by The Cheat cartoons. [[Rap Song]] was released roughly a month later.	+	[[File:Bubs Evolution - Bendy Arms.PNG\|thumb\|Bubs after losing his "[[Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007\|frickin' elbows]]"]]
		+	*[[retroCRUSH Interview]] {{--}} [[Mike Chapman]] expresses interest in producing [[Homestar Runner Figurines\|figurines]]. These would later be sold in the [[Store]].
		+	*[[Run Devil Run Interview]] {{--}} Mike says he'd "like to get the stuff out on DVD sometime in the near future", which would happen the following year.
		+	*[[Giant Magazine Interview]] {{--}} Mike mentions that the "anime version of Homestar" is named either Extra Man or 1-Up. The latter name would be confirmed in [[Stinkoman 20X6]].
		+	*[[Zoinks! Magazine Interview]] {{--}} [[Matt Chapman]] "thought about having Strong Sad make one of those NES sprite comics using the sprites from our Stinkoman game", an idea that would be explored with [[Strong Bad]] instead in [[web comics]].
		+	*[[Adventure Gamers Interview - 2 Sept 2004]] {{--}} Matt brings up a [[Scalding Lake]] T-shirt as a possibility. This would later be made available in the Store.
		+	*{{dvdcom\|invisibility}} {{--}} The Brothers Chaps tentatively decide on the name "[[Lappy 486]]" for Strong Bad's next computer.
		+	*{{dvdcom\|do over}} {{--}} The commentary was recorded before the email was made. In it, The Brothers Chaps make some "executive decisions", like the email's title and basic premise, and Strong Sad not appearing. Multiple points in the email are timed to the brothers' fake reactions, like Homestar's appearance and Strong Bad hitting Homestar with a keyboard.
		+	*[[Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007]] {{--}}
		+	**[[Matt Chapman]] mentions that due to the shifting background color, the DVDs' FBI warning screens are animated at a higher frame rate, making it especially hard to animate [[The Cheat]]. On [[strongbad_email.exe Disc Five]], released just over a month later, the background color doesn't shift, allowing The Cheat to be animated at the usual framerate.
		+	**Matt Chapman talked about how halfway animations aren't very possible at 12fps, the frame rate of most toons, using [[Homestar Runner]]'s mouth as an example. Homestar Runner eventually gained a half-open mouth, despite Matt saying "you're not going to get that much more in between."
		+	**[[Mike Chapman]] recalls the apparent pain of animating [[Bubs]]'s elbows. His arm movements have since [[Bubs Evolution\|changed]], presumably for ease of animation.
		+	**Matt raises the possibility of [[Stinkoman 20X6]] level 10 releasing alongside alternate difficulties and level midpoints, which would come to pass over a decade later.
		+	*{{dvdcom\|road trip}} {{--}} Mike mentions that the band that plays Jammin' Tunes and [[The Dancing Brothers]]' song could be called "The Power Surge or something". They would return as "[[The Pow-uh Surge]]" in [[Trogdor Was A Man]].
		+	*[[Late Nite JengaJam Interview - 4 Oct 2007]] {{--}}
		+	**The host, JengaShip, reminisces about the [[Powered by The Cheat]] updates. Matt agrees that "[they're] probably due" for new Powered by The Cheat cartoons. [[Rap Song]] was released roughly a month later.
		+	**When asked which character he would kill off, Matt mentions that [[Pom Pom]] "would be a good one" because "it would be really, really tragic". Pom Pom would briefly be killed in [[I Killed Pom Pom]].
		+	*[[ROFLCon - 26 Apr 2008]] {{--}} All of the panelists, which consisted of Internet celebrities such as The Brothers Chaps, signed an [[Wikipedia:OLPC XO-1\|OLPC XO-1]] laptop that was later auctioned for charity. The [[Happy 8600]] would debut in [[email thunder]] a few months later, inspired by the same laptop model.

-	~~== [[ROFLCon - 26 Apr 2008]] ==~~
-	*All of the panelists, which consisted of Internet celebrities such as The Brothers Chaps, signed an [[Wikipedia:OLPC XO-1\|OLPC XO-1]] laptop that was later auctioned for charity, perhaps inspiring the [[Happy 8600]].
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-	~~{{incomplete list}}~~
	[[Category:Interviews and Public Appearances\|*a]]		[[Category:Interviews and Public Appearances\|*a]]

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc: /* Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007 */ another 12fps-related one

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc — Fri, 15 Aug 2025 04:07:24 GMT

Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007: another 12fps-related one

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	== [[Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007]] ==		== [[Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007]] ==
-	*[[Matt Chapman]] talked about how halfway animations aren't very possible at 12fps, the frame rate of most toons, using [[Homestar Runner]]'s mouth as an example. Homestar Runner eventually gained a half-open mouth, despite Matt saying "You're not going to see that much more."	+	*[[Matt Chapman]] mentions that due to the shifting background color, the DVDs' FBI warning screens are animated at a higher frame rate, making it especially hard to animate [[The Cheat]]. On [[strongbad_email.exe Disc Five]], released just over a month later, the background color doesn't shift, allowing The Cheat to be animated at the usual framerate.
		+	*Matt Chapman talked about how halfway animations aren't very possible at 12fps, the frame rate of most toons, using [[Homestar Runner]]'s mouth as an example. Homestar Runner eventually gained a half-open mouth, despite Matt saying "You're not going to see that much more."
	*[[Mike Chapman]] recalls the apparent pain of animating [[Bubs]]'s arms. His arm movements have since [[Bubs Evolution\|changed]], presumably for ease of animation.		*[[Mike Chapman]] recalls the apparent pain of animating [[Bubs]]'s arms. His arm movements have since [[Bubs Evolution\|changed]], presumably for ease of animation.
	*The "Keep on Truckin'" animation presented became the basis for [[One Two, One Two]]. It was apparently one of many random animations that Mike does behind Matt's back.		*The "Keep on Truckin'" animation presented became the basis for [[One Two, One Two]]. It was apparently one of many random animations that Mike does behind Matt's back.

Bleu Ninja: Sort under asterisk - it belongs in this category, but isn't an Interview or Public Appearance proper.

Bleu Ninja — Wed, 13 Aug 2025 06:56:17 GMT

Sort under asterisk - it belongs in this category, but isn't an Interview or Public Appearance proper.

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	{{incomplete list}}		{{incomplete list}}
-	[[Category:Interviews and Public Appearances]]	+	[[Category:Interviews and Public Appearances\|*a]]

Voxalice: Spelling/grammar tweaks

Voxalice — Wed, 03 Nov 2021 23:47:57 GMT

Spelling/grammar tweaks

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	== [[Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007]] ==		== [[Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007]] ==
-	*[[Matt Chapman]] talked about how ~~half-way~~ animations aren't very possible at 12fps, the frame rate of most toons, using [[Homestar Runner]]'s mouth as an example. Homestar Runner eventually gained a half-~~way~~ open mouth, despite Matt saying "You're not going to see that much more."	+	*[[Matt Chapman]] talked about how halfway animations aren't very possible at 12fps, the frame rate of most toons, using [[Homestar Runner]]'s mouth as an example. Homestar Runner eventually gained a half-open mouth, despite Matt saying "You're not going to see that much more."
-	*[[Mike Chapman]] recalls the apparent pain ~~that is~~ animating [[Bubs]]'s arms. His arm movements have since [[Bubs Evolution\|changed]], presumably for ease of animation.	+	*[[Mike Chapman]] recalls the apparent pain of animating [[Bubs]]'s arms. His arm movements have since [[Bubs Evolution\|changed]], presumably for ease of animation.
	*The "Keep on Truckin'" animation presented became the basis for [[One Two, One Two]]. It was apparently one of many random animations that Mike does behind Matt's back.		*The "Keep on Truckin'" animation presented became the basis for [[One Two, One Two]]. It was apparently one of many random animations that Mike does behind Matt's back.

	== [[Late Nite JengaJam Interview - 4 Oct 2007]] ==		== [[Late Nite JengaJam Interview - 4 Oct 2007]] ==
-	*The host, JengaShip, reminisces the ~~often~~ [[Powered by The Cheat]] updates. Matt agrees that "[they're] probably due" for new Powered by The Cheat cartoons. [[Rap Song]] was released roughly a month later.	+	*The host, JengaShip, reminisces about the [[Powered by The Cheat]] updates. Matt agrees that "[they're] probably due" for new Powered by The Cheat cartoons. [[Rap Song]] was released roughly a month later.

	== [[ROFLCon - 26 Apr 2008]] ==		== [[ROFLCon - 26 Apr 2008]] ==

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	*{{dvdcom\|invisibility}} {{--}} The Brothers Chaps tentatively decide on the name "[[Lappy 486]]" for Strong Bad's next computer.		*{{dvdcom\|invisibility}} {{--}} The Brothers Chaps tentatively decide on the name "[[Lappy 486]]" for Strong Bad's next computer.
	*{{dvdcom\|do over}} {{--}} The commentary was recorded before the email was made. In it, The Brothers Chaps make some "executive decisions", like the email's title and basic premise, and Strong Sad not appearing. Multiple points in the email are timed to the brothers' fake reactions, like Homestar's appearance and Strong Bad hitting Homestar with a keyboard.		*{{dvdcom\|do over}} {{--}} The commentary was recorded before the email was made. In it, The Brothers Chaps make some "executive decisions", like the email's title and basic premise, and Strong Sad not appearing. Multiple points in the email are timed to the brothers' fake reactions, like Homestar's appearance and Strong Bad hitting Homestar with a keyboard.
		+	*{{dvdcom\|Cheat Commandos...O's}} {{--}} Matt mentions that the background music is titled "Written by A. Chimendez". The title would be made official on [[Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack Volume 1\|Volume 1]] of the [[Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack]] in 2020.
	*[[Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007]] {{--}}		*[[Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007]] {{--}}
	**Matt mentions that due to the shifting background color, the DVDs' FBI warning screens are animated at a [[Higher Frames Per Second\|higher frame rate]], making it especially hard to animate [[The Cheat]]. On [[strongbad_email.exe Disc Five]], released just over a month later, the background color doesn't shift, allowing The Cheat to be animated at the usual framerate.		**Matt mentions that due to the shifting background color, the DVDs' FBI warning screens are animated at a [[Higher Frames Per Second\|higher frame rate]], making it especially hard to animate [[The Cheat]]. On [[strongbad_email.exe Disc Five]], released just over a month later, the background color doesn't shift, allowing The Cheat to be animated at the usual framerate.

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	Things shown at live events often end up being repurposed in some way.		Things shown at live events often end up being repurposed in some way.
	*[[NYU Talk - 1 Mar 2005]] {{--}}		*[[NYU Talk - 1 Mar 2005]] {{--}}
-	**[[Mike Chapman]] showed a cartoon he made ~~"last~~ night in [his] hotel room". It was later included on [[Everything Else, Volume 1]] as [[An Open Forum]].	+	**[[Mike Chapman]] showed a cartoon he made the night before in his hotel room. It was later included on ''[[Everything Else, Volume 1]]'' as [[An Open Forum]].
	**[[Nibbles]] was shown, but wouldn't be used until the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[bottom 10]] several months later.		**[[Nibbles]] was shown, but wouldn't be used until the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[bottom 10]] several months later.
-	**Experimental animations were shown off~~, which~~ would later be compiled in [[From the Vault]] ~~(specifically~~ the LEGO, Etch-a-Sketch, [[Needlepernt\|needlepoint]], Bubs roller coaster, and film noir style clips).	+	**Experimental animations were shown off that would later be compiled in [[From the Vault]]: the LEGO, Etch-a-Sketch, [[Needlepernt\|needlepoint]], Bubs roller coaster, and film noir style clips.
	**The [[Limozeen Coloring Book]] was shown, which would later be released with [[coloring]].		**The [[Limozeen Coloring Book]] was shown, which would later be released with [[coloring]].
	**[[Trogador]] was shown, with the disclaimer that the character "will probably never get used". He would later appear in [[Happy Trogday]].		**[[Trogador]] was shown, with the disclaimer that the character "will probably never get used". He would later appear in [[Happy Trogday]].
	*[[Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007]] {{--}}		*[[Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007]] {{--}}
-	**The clip of Homestar recorded for the event was ~~used for~~ [[Quote of the Week#QW-2007-04-26\|~~that day's~~ Quote of the Week]].	+	**The clip of Homestar recorded for the event was uploaded as [[Quote of the Week#QW-2007-04-26\|the Quote of the Week]] that day.
-	**The "Going Away!!!" animation was later ~~[[@StrongBadActual Tweets 2023#~~1683488426073440257\|~~shared on the @StrongBadActual Twitter account]]~~.	+	**The "Going Away!!!" animation was later {{postref\|1683488426073440257\|24\|Jul\|2023\|posted=1}}.
-	**The "Keep on Truckin'" animation presented became the basis for [[One Two, One Two]]. It was ~~apparently~~ one of many random animations that Mike does behind Matt's back.	+	**The "Keep on Truckin'" animation presented became the basis for [[One Two, One Two]]. It was described as one of many random animations that Mike does behind Matt's back.
-	**A portion of [[Theme from Stinkoman]] was played. Over a decade later, it would be included on [[Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack Volume 2]], and used in the [[Stinkoman 20X6 ~~Intro Cinematic~~]].	+	**A portion of "[[Theme from Stinkoman]]" was played. Over a decade later, it would be included on [[Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack Volume 2]], and used in the [[Stinkoman 20X6 intro cinematic]].

	==Other Examples==		==Other Examples==

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-	In [[Interviews and Public Appearances#Interviews\|interviews]], [[Interviews and Public Appearances#Public Appearances\|public appearances]], and [[:Category:DVD Commentary\|commentaries]], [[The Brothers Chaps]] sometimes '''discuss subjects that influence future [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] content'''.	+	In [[Interviews and Public Appearances#Interviews\|interviews]], [[Interviews and Public Appearances#Public Appearances\|public appearances]], and [[:Category:DVD Commentary\|DVD commentaries]], [[The Brothers Chaps]] sometimes '''discuss subjects that influence future [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] content'''.

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	**[[Mike Chapman]] showed a cartoon he made "last night in [his] hotel room". It was later included on [[Everything Else, Volume 1]] as [[An Open Forum]].		**[[Mike Chapman]] showed a cartoon he made "last night in [his] hotel room". It was later included on [[Everything Else, Volume 1]] as [[An Open Forum]].
	**[[Nibbles]] was shown, but wouldn't be used until the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[bottom 10]] several months later.		**[[Nibbles]] was shown, but wouldn't be used until the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[bottom 10]] several months later.
-	**Experimental animations were shown off, which would later be compiled in [[From ~~The~~ Vault]] (specifically the LEGO, Etch-a-Sketch, [[Needlepernt\|needlepoint]], Bubs roller coaster, and film noir style clips).	+	**Experimental animations were shown off, which would later be compiled in [[From the Vault]] (specifically the LEGO, Etch-a-Sketch, [[Needlepernt\|needlepoint]], Bubs roller coaster, and film noir style clips).
	**The [[Limozeen Coloring Book]] was shown, which would later be released with [[coloring]].		**The [[Limozeen Coloring Book]] was shown, which would later be released with [[coloring]].
	**[[Trogador]] was shown, with the disclaimer that the character "will probably never get used". He would later appear in [[Happy Trogday]].		**[[Trogador]] was shown, with the disclaimer that the character "will probably never get used". He would later appear in [[Happy Trogday]].
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	*[[Run Devil Run Interview]] {{--}} Mike mentions that the brothers are hoping to produce [[DVD]]s "sometime in the near future". The first DVD set, ''[[strongbad_email.exe]]'', was released the following year.		*[[Run Devil Run Interview]] {{--}} Mike mentions that the brothers are hoping to produce [[DVD]]s "sometime in the near future". The first DVD set, ''[[strongbad_email.exe]]'', was released the following year.
	*[[Giant Magazine Interview]] {{--}} Mike mentions that the then-unnamed [[1-Up\|20X6 version of Homestar]] would probably be named either Extra Man or 1-Up. The latter name would be confirmed in the [[Stinkomanual]].		*[[Giant Magazine Interview]] {{--}} Mike mentions that the then-unnamed [[1-Up\|20X6 version of Homestar]] would probably be named either Extra Man or 1-Up. The latter name would be confirmed in the [[Stinkomanual]].
-	*[[Zoinks! Magazine Interview]] {{--}} [[Matt Chapman]] "thought about having Strong Sad make one of those NES sprite comics using the sprites from our [[Stinkoman 20X6\|Stinkoman game]]", an idea that would be explored with [[Strong Bad]] instead in [[web comics]] and later the game [[Make-O Your Own Stinko]].	+	*[[Zoinks! Magazine Interview]] {{--}} [[Matt Chapman]] "thought about having [[Strong Sad]] make one of those NES sprite comics using the sprites from our [[Stinkoman 20X6\|Stinkoman game]]", an idea that would be explored with [[Strong Bad]] instead in [[web comics]] and later the game [[Make-O Your Own Stinko]].
	*[[Adventure Gamers Interview - 2 Sept 2004]] {{--}} Matt brings up a [[Scalding Lake]] T-shirt as a possibility. This would later be made available in the Store.		*[[Adventure Gamers Interview - 2 Sept 2004]] {{--}} Matt brings up a [[Scalding Lake]] T-shirt as a possibility. This would later be made available in the Store.
-	*{{dvdcom\|invisibility}} {{--}} The Brothers Chaps tentatively decide on the name "[[Lappy 486]]" for Strong Bad's next computer.	+	*Email {{dvdcom\|invisibility}} {{--}} The Brothers Chaps tentatively decide on the name "[[Lappy 486]]" for Strong Bad's next computer.
-	*{{dvdcom\|do over}} {{--}} The commentary was recorded before the email was made. In it, ~~The~~ Brothers Chaps make some "executive decisions", like the email's title and basic premise, and Strong Sad not appearing. Multiple points in the email are timed to the brothers' fake reactions, like Homestar's appearance and Strong Bad hitting Homestar with a keyboard.	+	*Email {{dvdcom\|do over}} {{--}} The commentary was recorded before the email was made. In it, the Brothers Chaps make some "executive decisions", like the email's title and basic premise, and Strong Sad not appearing. Multiple points in the email are timed to the brothers' fake reactions, like Homestar's appearance and Strong Bad hitting Homestar with a keyboard.
-	*{{dvdcom\|Cheat Commandos...O's}} {{--}} Matt mentions that the background music is ~~titled~~ "Written by A. Chimendez". The title would be made official on [[Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack Volume 1\|Volume 1]] of the [[Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack]] in 2020.	+	*{{dvdcom\|Cheat Commandos...O's}} {{--}} Matt mentions that the background music is entitled "Written by A. Chimendez". The title would be made official on [[Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack Volume 1\|Volume 1]] of the [[Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack]] in 2020.
	*[[Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007]] {{--}}		*[[Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007]] {{--}}
	**Matt mentions that due to the shifting background color, the DVDs' FBI warning screens are animated at a [[Higher Frames Per Second\|higher frame rate]], making it especially hard to animate [[The Cheat]]. On [[strongbad_email.exe Disc Five]], released just over a month later, the background color doesn't shift, allowing The Cheat to be animated at the usual framerate.		**Matt mentions that due to the shifting background color, the DVDs' FBI warning screens are animated at a [[Higher Frames Per Second\|higher frame rate]], making it especially hard to animate [[The Cheat]]. On [[strongbad_email.exe Disc Five]], released just over a month later, the background color doesn't shift, allowing The Cheat to be animated at the usual framerate.
	**Matt talked about how halfway animations aren't very possible at 12fps (the frame rate of most toons), using [[Homestar Runner]]'s mouth as an example. Despite Matt's assertion that "you're not going to get that much more in between," Homestar Runner eventually gained a half-open mouth.		**Matt talked about how halfway animations aren't very possible at 12fps (the frame rate of most toons), using [[Homestar Runner]]'s mouth as an example. Despite Matt's assertion that "you're not going to get that much more in between," Homestar Runner eventually gained a half-open mouth.
	**Mike implies that [[Bubs]]'s elbows are difficult to animate. [[Bubs Evolution\|The character's arms]] have since been revised to no longer have elbow joints, presumably for ease of animation.		**Mike implies that [[Bubs]]'s elbows are difficult to animate. [[Bubs Evolution\|The character's arms]] have since been revised to no longer have elbow joints, presumably for ease of animation.
-	**Matt raises the possibility of [[Stinkoman 20X6]] level 10 releasing alongside alternate difficulties and level midpoints, features that were indeed added [[Development of Stinkoman 20X6 Level 10\|when the level was released]] over a decade later.	+	**Matt raises the possibility of [[Stinkoman 20X6 Walkthrough Level 10\|level 10]] of [[Stinkoman 20X6]] releasing alongside alternate difficulties and level midpoints, features that were indeed added [[Development of Stinkoman 20X6 Level 10\|when the level was released]] over a decade later.
-	*{{dvdcom\|road trip}} {{--}} Mike mentions that the band that plays "Jammin' Tunes" and [[The Dancing Brothers]]' song could potentially be called "The Power Surge". The band would return as "[[The Pow-uh Surge]]" in [[Trogdor Was A Man]].	+	*Email {{dvdcom\|road trip}} {{--}} Mike mentions that the band that plays "Jammin' Tunes" and [[The Dancing Brothers]]' song could potentially be called "The Power Surge". The band would return as "[[The Pow-uh Surge]]" in [[Trogdor Was A Man]].
	*[[Late Nite JengaJam Interview - 4 Oct 2007]] {{--}}		*[[Late Nite JengaJam Interview - 4 Oct 2007]] {{--}}
	**Host JengaShip reminisces about [[Powered by The Cheat]] updates, and Matt acknowledges that "[they're] probably due" for a new toon in that style. [[Rap Song]] was released roughly a month later.		**Host JengaShip reminisces about [[Powered by The Cheat]] updates, and Matt acknowledges that "[they're] probably due" for a new toon in that style. [[Rap Song]] was released roughly a month later.

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	[[File:Bubs Evolution - Bendy Arms.PNG\|thumb\|Bubs after losing his "[[Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007\|frickin' elbows]]"]]		[[File:Bubs Evolution - Bendy Arms.PNG\|thumb\|Bubs after losing his "[[Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007\|frickin' elbows]]"]]
-	*[[retroCRUSH Interview]] {{--}} [[Mike Chapman]] expresses interest in producing [[Homestar Runner ~~Figurines\|~~figurines]]~~. These~~ would later be sold in the [[Store]].	+	*[[retroCRUSH Interview]] {{--}} [[Mike Chapman]] expresses interest in producing figurines. [[Homestar Runner figurines]] would begin production around two years later, first sold in the [[Flash Store]].
-	*[[Run Devil Run Interview]] {{--}} Mike ~~says he'd "like to get~~ the ~~stuff out on~~ DVD sometime in the near future", ~~which would happen~~ the following year.	+	*[[Run Devil Run Interview]] {{--}} Mike mentions that the brothers are hoping to produce [[DVD]]s "sometime in the near future". The first DVD set, ''[[strongbad_email.exe]]'', was released the following year.
-	*[[Giant Magazine Interview]] {{--}} Mike mentions that the ~~"anime~~ version of Homestar~~" is~~ named either Extra Man or 1-Up. The latter name would be confirmed in [[~~Stinkoman 20X6~~]].	+	*[[Giant Magazine Interview]] {{--}} Mike mentions that the then-unnamed [[1-Up\|20X6 version of Homestar]] would probably be named either Extra Man or 1-Up. The latter name would be confirmed in the [[Stinkomanual]].
-	*[[Zoinks! Magazine Interview]] {{--}} [[Matt Chapman]] "thought about having Strong Sad make one of those NES sprite comics using the sprites from our Stinkoman game", an idea that would be explored with [[Strong Bad]] instead in [[web comics]].	+	*[[Zoinks! Magazine Interview]] {{--}} [[Matt Chapman]] "thought about having Strong Sad make one of those NES sprite comics using the sprites from our [[Stinkoman 20X6\|Stinkoman game]]", an idea that would be explored with [[Strong Bad]] instead in [[web comics]] and later the game [[Make-O Your Own Stinko]].
	*[[Adventure Gamers Interview - 2 Sept 2004]] {{--}} Matt brings up a [[Scalding Lake]] T-shirt as a possibility. This would later be made available in the Store.		*[[Adventure Gamers Interview - 2 Sept 2004]] {{--}} Matt brings up a [[Scalding Lake]] T-shirt as a possibility. This would later be made available in the Store.
	*{{dvdcom\|invisibility}} {{--}} The Brothers Chaps tentatively decide on the name "[[Lappy 486]]" for Strong Bad's next computer.		*{{dvdcom\|invisibility}} {{--}} The Brothers Chaps tentatively decide on the name "[[Lappy 486]]" for Strong Bad's next computer.
	*{{dvdcom\|do over}} {{--}} The commentary was recorded before the email was made. In it, The Brothers Chaps make some "executive decisions", like the email's title and basic premise, and Strong Sad not appearing. Multiple points in the email are timed to the brothers' fake reactions, like Homestar's appearance and Strong Bad hitting Homestar with a keyboard.		*{{dvdcom\|do over}} {{--}} The commentary was recorded before the email was made. In it, The Brothers Chaps make some "executive decisions", like the email's title and basic premise, and Strong Sad not appearing. Multiple points in the email are timed to the brothers' fake reactions, like Homestar's appearance and Strong Bad hitting Homestar with a keyboard.
	*[[Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007]] {{--}}		*[[Georgia Tech - 26 Apr 2007]] {{--}}
-	**[[Matt ~~Chapman]]~~ mentions that due to the shifting background color, the DVDs' FBI warning screens are animated at a higher frame rate, making it especially hard to animate [[The Cheat]]. On [[strongbad_email.exe Disc Five]], released just over a month later, the background color doesn't shift, allowing The Cheat to be animated at the usual framerate.	+	**Matt mentions that due to the shifting background color, the DVDs' FBI warning screens are animated at a [[Higher Frames Per Second\|higher frame rate]], making it especially hard to animate [[The Cheat]]. On [[strongbad_email.exe Disc Five]], released just over a month later, the background color doesn't shift, allowing The Cheat to be animated at the usual framerate.
-	**Matt ~~Chapman~~ talked about how halfway animations aren't very possible at 12fps, the frame rate of most toons, using [[Homestar Runner]]'s mouth as an example. ~~Homestar Runner eventually gained a half-open mouth, despite~~ Matt ~~saying~~ "you're not going to get that much more in between."	+	**Matt talked about how halfway animations aren't very possible at 12fps (the frame rate of most toons), using [[Homestar Runner]]'s mouth as an example. Despite Matt's assertion that "you're not going to get that much more in between," Homestar Runner eventually gained a half-open mouth.
-	**[[Mike ~~Chapman]] recalls the apparent pain of animating~~ [[Bubs]]'s elbows. ~~His arm movements have since~~ [[Bubs Evolution\|~~changed~~]], presumably for ease of animation.	+	**Mike implies that [[Bubs]]'s elbows are difficult to animate. [[Bubs Evolution\|The character's arms]] have since been revised to no longer have elbow joints, presumably for ease of animation.
-	**Matt raises the possibility of [[Stinkoman 20X6]] level 10 releasing alongside alternate difficulties and level midpoints, ~~which would come to pass~~ over a decade later.	+	**Matt raises the possibility of [[Stinkoman 20X6]] level 10 releasing alongside alternate difficulties and level midpoints, features that were indeed added [[Development of Stinkoman 20X6 Level 10\|when the level was released]] over a decade later.
-	*{{dvdcom\|road trip}} {{--}} Mike mentions that the band that plays Jammin' Tunes and [[The Dancing Brothers]]' song could be called "The Power Surge ~~or something~~". ~~They~~ would return as "[[The Pow-uh Surge]]" in [[Trogdor Was A Man]].	+	*{{dvdcom\|road trip}} {{--}} Mike mentions that the band that plays "Jammin' Tunes" and [[The Dancing Brothers]]' song could potentially be called "The Power Surge". The band would return as "[[The Pow-uh Surge]]" in [[Trogdor Was A Man]].
	*[[Late Nite JengaJam Interview - 4 Oct 2007]] {{--}}		*[[Late Nite JengaJam Interview - 4 Oct 2007]] {{--}}
-	**~~The host,~~ JengaShip, reminisces about ~~the~~ [[Powered by The Cheat]] updates. Matt ~~agrees~~ that "[they're] probably due" for new ~~Powered by The Cheat cartoons~~. [[Rap Song]] was released roughly a month later.	+	**Host JengaShip reminisces about [[Powered by The Cheat]] updates, and Matt acknowledges that "[they're] probably due" for a new toon in that style. [[Rap Song]] was released roughly a month later.
	**When asked which character he would kill off, Matt mentions that [[Pom Pom]] "would be a good one" because "it would be really, really tragic". Pom Pom would briefly be killed in [[I Killed Pom Pom]].		**When asked which character he would kill off, Matt mentions that [[Pom Pom]] "would be a good one" because "it would be really, really tragic". Pom Pom would briefly be killed in [[I Killed Pom Pom]].
-	*[[ROFLCon - 26 Apr 2008]] {{--}} ~~All of the panelists, which consisted of Internet celebrities such as The Brothers Chaps, signed an [[Wikipedia:OLPC XO-1~~\|OLPC XO-1]] laptop ~~that~~ was later auctioned ~~for charity~~. The [[Happy 8600]] would debut in [[email thunder]] a few months later, inspired by the same laptop model.	+	*[[ROFLCon - 26 Apr 2008]] {{--}} An {{w\|OLPC XO-1}} laptop was [https://www.flickr.com/photos/33809408@N00/2497368982/ autographed by many panelists and Internet figures] at the convention, including the Brothers Chaps, and was later auctioned off with the proceeds donated to OLPC. The [[Happy 8600]] would debut in [[email thunder]] a few months later, inspired by the same laptop model.

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