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Anagrams 2
Anagrams again. Take a TV show, make an anagram of its name, and make an ad for the new show.
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Remember Coupling? Eh, you're better off. I tend to think it's better
if the anagram says something interesting about the show being anagrammed,
instead of being about a completely different show. I didn't do that here,
because I liked the joke so much, but it's just not as funny because of it.
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Skin was one of Fox's many shows that was overpromoted so much, the viewers became
determined not to watch. This is my little anagram parody of its premise.
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You can tell I hated Rock Me Baby because I'm mocking it by proxy now. I don't
even care about Reba, but she made a good anagram.
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I came up with the anagram, and then had to think of a famous Art to
plug in. I was stumped. Art Linkletter came to mind, but no one
under 40 knows what he looks like. After much brain-wracking, I remembered
Art Garfunkel, and I'm really glad I did, because adding Paul Simon
made it even better.
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This is also an anagram of a totally different show. But Morn Day
is too good a concept to pass up. Getting that birthday hat in the pictures
is one of the most convincing image manipulations I've done.
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This idea was by keckler. After fiddling with Art's Trek, I was
happy to fiddle with a different Star Trek logo.
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That's a complicated anagram, and it kind of cheats with the "re:", but
I liked making this. I actually found the crying cats, so I didn't have to make them.
Check out the translucency in Servo's head so you can see the cat behind him.
That wasn't easy.
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Apr 3, 2005.
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