In between that, The Brollachan chuckled at the fortune at putting the word 'The' in front of Brollachan, and FrightKnight cursed the fact he hadn't called himself 'The FrightKnight'...
Ironically, it would mean TC technically shouldn't download his own programme today... I think he may have found a way round that though.
Seriously, though, a suitable download mirror would be a good idea.
Well I have downloaded and watched it, I think it's really good. Obviously a lot of it was already featured in the clips on Televirtual's website but to see it altogether in an episode has put my mind at ease. The Avatar Treguard & Lord Fear look great & the voicing is spot on. Though it was a bit obvious they weren't going to lose, lessening the excitement, then the axes in that room did certainly look sharp. All in all it's got me looking forward to VR even more, assuming someone will buy it.
I hope that there is still the intention to make the pilot available on DVD. If this is the case, I think I'll hold back from downloading a low-Fi version of it and wait until I can see it in its full glory. Thanks.
Btw, sorry for the double-posting, but a thought has occurred.
Now that the pilot is available for viewing, the situation will exist where some people will have seen it but others haven't (I haven't). As a result, spoilers will prevail. I didn't know about the Lord Fear's middle name gag.
So, my idea is: How about creating a Pilot Discussion thread in the Episode Discussion section of the forum? Explicit discussion and references to it can be made in there. This will also maintain the generality of this thread.
Malefact wrote: As a result, spoilers will prevail. I didn't know about the Lord Fear's middle name gag.
I was making more of a reference to a certain member of this forum and not so much to the clip. I downloaded the clip last night and watched bits briefly as it took me so long to download it and it was quite late when It'd finished. I think I passed/missed the name bit.
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