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blackcat2021 wrote 2 years ago: 3

And this is the MILESTONE for 1000th page!!!! 

We need a party!


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JuanArango wrote 2 years ago: 1

@blackcat2021 wrote:
And this is the MILESTONE for 1000th page!!!! 

We need a party!

yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy )

deleted wrote 2 years ago: 1

@puffosul wrote:
...or a little magic :D

Only pics form episodes 1x01, 1x02 and 1x04 were different... uploaded them from hbomax (could not set main for 1x01)

how'd you do this magic though i can only get to these kind of links: blob:https://play.hbomax.com/cf152923-c31d-4773-b68c-cef91bee6642

puffosul wrote 2 years ago: 1

@4uak_dh6 wrote:
how'd you do this magic though i can only get to these kind of links: blob:https://play.hbomax.com/cf152923-c31d-4773-b68c-cef91bee6642

a magician never reveals his secrets :D


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dpratt wrote 2 years ago: 1

@Irish316 wrote:
Isn't South Park Post COVID a movie on Paramount+ and not a special episode of the South Park series since it will not be on Comedy Central? I believe it should be removed from the listings.

Paramount+ is to Comedy Central what Disney+ or ABC is to Disney Channel. It's the same company.

I bring this up because I see this a lot with Disney and Nickelodeon shows. I think adding it as a separate television series should be avoided if possible.

 


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Irish316 wrote 2 years ago: 1

@dpratt wrote:
Paramount+ is to Comedy Central what Disney+ or ABC is to Disney Channel. It's the same company.

The higher ups seem to have come to an agreement and moved it to South Park movies. This is where it belongs IMO as it's not affiliated with Comedy Central.


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TomSouthwell wrote 2 years ago: 1

@dpratt wrote:
Paramount+ is to Comedy Central what Disney+ or ABC is to Disney Channel. It's the same company.

I bring this up because I see this a lot with Disney and Nickelodeon shows. I think adding it as a separate television series should be avoided if possible.

 

Just the same as The Simpsons shorts airing on Disney+, it's a series of seperately commissioned films. Every article has posted 9 movies have been commissioned alongside the series. According to the sites policies this qualifies for it to have its own guide. 

puffosul wrote 2 years ago: 1

@drosso46561 wrote:
Is this version of the image any higher res?

https://www.tvmaze.com/images/942748/armageddon-part-1-image-942748

Unfortunately, no. Looks upscaled to me. (look around both character's bodies).

tnt wrote 2 years ago: 1

@puffosul wrote:
Unfortunately, no. Looks upscaled to me. (look around both character's bodies).

absolute garbage, upscaled at least 150%
besides that, it's not an actual snapshot. it's a BTS promo photo, which is not allowed by policy anyway, resolution or not.


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Nikquest wrote 2 years ago: 1

Please tell me if I understand this situation correctly:

We have TV shows, for example, Korean, Israeli, Japanese, Chinese or Arab. In general, those that have only hieroglyphs or Arabic script in their names. Then they are released on Netflix or Amazon, which translate their episode titles into English and give descriptions to them, but these are not their original series, but simply purchased ones. Do we change the episode titles to English equivalents and add descriptions or leave them as they are in the original broadcasting networks?

tnt wrote 2 years ago: 1

@Nikquest wrote:
 leave them as they are in the original broadcasting networks?

^^^this
at least that's what is expected per policy

English translation is supposed to be written in the episode note https://i.imgur.com/z26Sd8H.png 

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