Growing Around Non-Mr.Enter GA Scripts?

[CatParty]

That's a good one, though my favorite was probably The Kingdom of Cardboardia.

write one

 

[NostalgiaJazzAdmirer]

That's really easier said than done.

 

[Sanae Kochiya]

That's really easier said than done.

Speaking seriously here, but honestly, if you wanna try going out and writing a script, go ahead.

Even if it's shit, most people start off stuff like this as shit, so hey, so long as you improve over time or so long as you enjoy doing what you do, it's all worth it. Just never stagnate and never let whatever praise you get go to your head.

(So don't end up like Enter is what I'm saying.)

 

[Ho Mo for Women]

the poetry one

he said kids wouldn't be interested on it

Wait, so it was originally written to be about a poetry contest, but Enter asked that the writer change it to a farting contest? More evidence for Enter's increasingly obvious fart fetish...

 

[NostalgiaJazzAdmirer]

^Really grasping at straws there...

 

[Simplicity111]

^Really grasping at straws there...

What are you talking about?

 

[NostalgiaJazzAdmirer]

How they automatically assume that Enter has a farting fetish.

 

[Simplicity111]

How they automatically assume that Enter has a farting fetish.

Hey, if he actually asked the writer to change it to a farting contest he might be going the Animatedjames route. Even if he isn't that makes him a major hypocrite.

 

[NostalgiaJazzAdmirer]

I highly doubt he went out of his way to confront the writer and say "Make it about farting instead and I'll accept."

 

[Somar]

I took a look at the comments of the original draft and Mr Enter didn't tell the writer to make it about farts, he just told the writer to make it something that kids would find funny.
I'll link the the page so you can see for yourself.
http://glassesgaming.deviantart.com/art/Growing-Around-Audition-Linda-s-Secret-Art-478732195

 

[Wabbu]

I took a look at the comments of the original draft and Mr Enter didn't tell the writer to make it about farts, he just told the writer to make it something that kids would find funny.
I'll link the the page so you can see for yourself.
http://glassesgaming.deviantart.com/art/Growing-Around-Audition-Linda-s-Secret-Art-478732195

Yeah ,I was about to say that
I worded myself in the wrong way when I was talking about the poetry contest

 

[NostalgiaJazzAdmirer]

Since "The Hunt of the Sally" is currently being discussed in the other thread, I thought I'd say I liked the episode. My favorite moment was Sally hiding and threatening to ground Robert for a month if he gave her away, then Timmy coming into the scene and threatening him with two months if he didn't tell him where she was, and then Gumdrops ended up exposing her. XD

 

[Wabbu]

My favorite moment was Sally hiding and threatening to ground Robert for a month if he gave her away, then Timmy coming into the scene and threatening him with two months if he didn't tell him where she was

This is actually a pretty common joke when two characters want a third one to join their sides
but usually there are benefits instead of punishment
It's nothing new, but at least it's not flat out stolen

 

[NostalgiaJazzAdmirer]

Never said it was anything new.

 

[Wabbu]

Never said it was anything new.

Neither did I about you saying anything
I was just pointing that out

 

[Toy_Bon-Bon]

Since "The Hunt of the Sally" is currently being discussed in the other thread, I thought I'd say I liked the episode. My favorite moment was Sally hiding and threatening to ground Robert for a month if he gave her away, then Timmy coming into the scene and threatening him with two months if he didn't tell him where she was, and then Gumdrops ended up exposing her. XD

I kinda liked that part too. I feel like it gives Gumdrops some character.

 

[Ho Mo for Women]

Never said it was anything new.

Nothing in Growing Around is anything new.

 

[Toy_Bon-Bon]

Nothing in Growing Around is anything new.

Is ANYTHING really new nowadays?

 

[NostalgiaJazzAdmirer]

Not really, on some level, everything is a copy of something.

 

[Trilby]

Not really, on some level, everything is a copy of something.

That's usually how it is. It's hard to be original these days when it seems like it's been done before, you can however find a different way to convey the same thing of course. I wouldn't mind trying out for an episode of this if I cared, but I feel like my approach would be rather conventional and conservative to what I may do with these characters.

EDIT: Often one rule of writing I often hear of is "Write what you know". I once had a newspaper route as a dorky teen and understand what that was like. I wouldn't mind making that an episode with Robert taking up a paper route briefly and sucking in it.