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What an absolute jerk hole Temeluchus is. Not even a small bump in pay for successfully placing him in a new body. No appreciation for getting not one, but TWO potential vessels as well as a third unexpected Pug. ItвЂ™s got the right amount of spooky for younger kids to trigger interest without overloading them with fright and enough mystery and wonderful characters for all ages.Д¬an we stop to appreciate how terrible CourtneyвЂ™s bosses are? No appreciation for all the work she did in making flyers to bring unsuspecting teens to the park. ThatвЂ™s gonna take some getting used to.Д«ut I still found myself having a blast and the 24ish minutes went by in the blink of an eye. I thought it was pronounced like вЂњtumultuousвЂќ not Tehmuh-Lucas. I was also thrown by the pronunciation of Temeluchus. Jokes didnвЂ™t land as hard, scenes werenвЂ™t as suspenseful, and all I kept waiting for was to find out if Pugsly would sound like Kevin Michael Richardson or not. I couldnвЂ™t help mentally compare it all and I think that did a disservice to вЂњThe JobвЂќ for me.

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ItвЂ™s especially fun in seeing how heвЂ™s tailored the presentation of the same events to the medium and form heвЂ™s working in webcomics work differently from graphic novels which work differently from animated TV shows, after all. ItвЂ™s been really cool to see Hamish grow as a storyteller and how he has grown. Once during the original webcomics serialization, once when that was self-published, once when it was re-done and re-published by Nobrow, and now as an animated show the short Cartoon Hangover did doesnвЂ™t count. So IвЂ™ve now seen this opening scene, and episode really, in different configurations four different times. I may be a bit late on this first episode but that wonвЂ™t stop me from singing вЂњDead EndвЂ™sвЂќ praises. Sadly, it dropped right as all the summer work here at Multiversity was kicking into high gear. It was lovely and I could not wait for the show to drop. Last February, I interviewed Hamish Steele, the creator of the comics that Dead End is based on.

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