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Gogo's World

2025-12-12T21:44:05Z

Sam: Created page with "Comedian Gogo Williams at the premiere of the Gogo's World pilot '''''Gogo's World''''' is an American television sitcom starring Gogo Williams and produced by Wendy's International, LLC as a part of a sweepstakes contest. The pilot episode was broadcast on CBS on October 5, 2003 and never aired again. Although the series was immediately canceled during the broadcast, more than thirty-two additional episodes had been..."

[[File:Gogowilliams.jpg|thumb|Comedian Gogo Williams at the premiere of the Gogo's World pilot]]
'''''Gogo's World''''' is an American television sitcom starring Gogo Williams and produced by [[wikipedia:Wendy's|Wendy's International, LLC]] as a part of a sweepstakes contest. The pilot episode was broadcast on CBS on October 5, 2003 and never aired again. Although the series was immediately canceled during the broadcast, more than thirty-two additional episodes had been produced on spec by [[MeMoreTV]] and Tracey Pictures in September of 2003. There are no surviving copies of any episode, including the pilot.

== Synopsis ==
Set in Savannah, Georgia, standup comedian Gogo (Gogo Williams) balances life and work at the ToyPlayTech Doll Division, where he has a chance encounter with a talking doll named Mason. Gogo lives with his cousin Huckley, who's fixation with pranks leads the pair into a scheme to save Gogo's job and life.

== Contest ==
The pilot was created as a part of fast food chain Wendy's "Make a TV Show With Wendy's" contest. The winners, eleven year-old [[Doug Bleichner]] and thirteen year-old [[Sam Wagstaff]], were given full control over conceptualizing, writing, casting, and budgeting a pilot, though the contest winners never met and were placed in different buildings during production. CBS, partnered with Wendy's for the contest, brought on MeMoreTV and producer Max Tracey, who brought on his son [[Jorm Tracey]] to provide additional creative direction to the contest winners.

== Promotion ==
[[File:Masontoy.jpg|border|thumb|A Mason Meal and Mason Toy]]
Wendy's launched a substantial marketing campaign ahead of the broadcast of Gogo's World which included television, radio, print, billboard, aerial (blimp and banner), web, merchandise, and augmented reality. In August of 2003, QSR Magazine reported an untitled Gogo's World video game for the Xbox was in development. In spring of 2003, Wendy's replaced its kids meal with the "Mason Meal", which featured a miniature plastic version of Mason with an embedded RFID chip used for the "Wendy's Presents: Where in Gogo's World?" augmented reality campaign. The "Wendy's Presents: Where in Gogo's World?" augmented reality campaign involved actor Gogo Williams visiting several dozen Wendy's locations in disguise and eating alone. Players were encouraged to search for Williams at their local Wendy's. If located, they were to bring the Mason toy close enough to activate an alarm device embedded in Williams' belt, granting them special access to a series of digital interactive experiences and puzzles which formed the online component of the "Wendy's Presents: Where in Gogo's World?" augmented reality campaign.

File:Gogowilliams.jpg

2025-12-12T21:38:46Z

Sam:

Gogo Williams at the premiere of Gogo's World

File:Masontoy.jpg

2025-12-12T21:28:08Z

Sam:

Sam Wagstaff

2024-05-18T21:08:13Z

Sam: Making sure site isn't broken.

{{short description|American Employee (1990 - 2106)}}
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'''Samuel Malcolm Wagstaff''' (July, 6 1990 – August 25, 2106) is an American {{Citation Needed}} employee and resident of Georgia. {{Citation Needed}} He is best known for his daily routine of going to work{{Citation Needed}} and returning home.{{Citation Needed}} Pump.

Sam Wagstaff

2024-05-18T18:28:23Z

Sam:

Sam Wagstaff

2024-05-18T18:27:34Z

Sam:

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'''Samuel Malcolm Wagstaff''' (July, 6 1990 – August 25, 2106) is an American {{Citation Needed}} employee and resident of Georgia. {{Citation Needed}} He is best known for his daily routine of going to work{{Citation Needed}} and returning home.{{Citation Needed}}

Teaseball

2024-05-12T03:53:06Z

Sam: List reordered to match audio

==Teaseball (Company)==

Teaseball is a toy ball manufacturing company, most known by realmers for producing The Pest, a toy that Doug used to fulfill [[MeMoreTV]]'s Razz Mandate. In SRL circles, the term 'Teaseball' generally refers to the Pest, and not the company itself. Teaseball also sponsored episode 98 of [[Skeleton Realm LIVE!]].

==Teaseball (Entity)==
[[File:teaseball.png|thumb|Teaseball's "The Pest" product box]]
The Pest, or Teaseball, is a gourmet handmade small toy designed to pester and razz. Teaseball made his first appearance on episode 98 of Skeleton Realm LIVE!, wherein [[Doug]] unboxes and reviews the toy.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/live/zF_deeSiJuI?t=4227</ref>

Teaseball is a small yellow-orange ball with two white [[gorb]]s and a microphone cover arranged to create the appearance of a face. Periodically, Teaseball says a short phrase, usually insulting and razzing its users. Over the course of his time on Skeleton Realm LIVE!, Teaseball's pestering and swearing grew to annoy Doug and [[Sam]]. In contrast, Teaseball was an instant hit with the [[realmer]]s, earning himself an emoji and a subsequent appearance on SRL Episode 103 after being taken by [[Morph Williams]] during his rummage through [[SRL studios]].

===Memorable Quotes===
[[File:teaseball2.png|thumb|Teaseball razzing Sam and Doug on episode 98]]Teaseball has 33<ref>A data leak containing the raw files of Teaseball's phrases reveals that track #13 is missing, and is now considered lost media. Some realmers theorize that [https://www.skelepedia.org/Morph%20Williams Morph Williams] may have tampered with the toy, but others believe Teaseball may be hiding a sinister secret.</ref> unique<ref>Several of teaseball's phrases have duplicate 'takes' with varying inflection.</ref> lines of dialogue.
*''"You're lame and you shut!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 1.mp3]]
*''"Dode, you sut!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 2.mp3]]

*''"Oh my gar. Shut up!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 3.mp3]]

* ''"I'm a teaseball. You suck!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 4.mp3]]

* ''"I'm a teaseball. You suck so luch! Dude, shut up!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 5.mp3]]
*''"Oh, shut up! I'm a teaseball."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 6.mp3]]

*''"You. Seriously. Suck. Really hard!"''
*
[[File:TEASEBALL 7.mp3]]

*''"Shut up! I'm a teaseball."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 8.mp3]]

*''"Shush, shut up! You suck!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 9.mp3]]

*''"You stink I'm a teaseball."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 10.mp3]]

*''"You stink I'm a teaseball."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 11.mp3]]

*''"Shut up. Woooah!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 12.mp3]]

*''"Stop, stop! I'm a teaseboll."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 14.mp3]]

*''"You suck."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 15.mp3]]

*''"You staint!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 16.mp3]]

*''"Hush! I'm a teaseball."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 17.mp3]]

*''"What's up? I'm a teaseboll. Fuck you!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 18.mp3]]

*''"You guys stink!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 19.mp3]]

*''"Wow. Nou stuck!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 20.mp3]]

*''"Wow. You suck!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 21.mp3]]

*''"I'm a teaseball."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 22.mp3]]

*''"Shush!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 23.mp3]]

*''"Shut up!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 24.mp3]]

* ''"You suh!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 25.mp3]]

*''"Errgh, dude, shut up."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 26.mp3]]

*''"You're duh. You suh."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 27.mp3]]

*''"You're stupid."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 28.mp3]]
*''"Screw off."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 29.mp3]]
*''"Screw you!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 30.mp3]]
*''"You staint!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 31.mp3]]
*''"Dude!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 32.mp3]]
*''"You suck!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 33.mp3]]
*''"Screw off."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 34.mp3]]

Teaseball

2024-05-12T03:45:27Z

Sam: Teaseball MP3s added. Quote list needs rearranging to match.

==Teaseball (Company)==

Teaseball is a toy ball manufacturing company, most known by realmers for producing The Pest, a toy that Doug used to fulfill [[MeMoreTV]]'s Razz Mandate. In SRL circles, the term 'Teaseball' generally refers to the Pest, and not the company itself. Teaseball also sponsored episode 98 of [[Skeleton Realm LIVE!]].

==Teaseball (Entity)==
[[File:teaseball.png|thumb|Teaseball's "The Pest" product box]]
The Pest, or Teaseball, is a gourmet handmade small toy designed to pester and razz. Teaseball made his first appearance on episode 98 of Skeleton Realm LIVE!, wherein [[Doug]] unboxes and reviews the toy.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/live/zF_deeSiJuI?t=4227</ref>

Teaseball is a small yellow-orange ball with two white [[gorb]]s and a microphone cover arranged to create the appearance of a face. Periodically, Teaseball says a short phrase, usually insulting and razzing its users. Over the course of his time on Skeleton Realm LIVE!, Teaseball's pestering and swearing grew to annoy Doug and [[Sam]]. In contrast, Teaseball was an instant hit with the [[realmer]]s, earning himself an emoji and a subsequent appearance on SRL Episode 103 after being taken by [[Morph Williams]] during his rummage through [[SRL studios]].

===Memorable Quotes===
[[File:teaseball2.png|thumb|Teaseball razzing Sam and Doug on episode 98]]Teaseball has 33<ref>A data leak containing the raw files of Teaseball's phrases reveals that track #13 is missing, and is now considered lost media. Some realmers theorize that [https://www.skelepedia.org/Morph%20Williams Morph Williams] may have tampered with the toy, but others believe Teaseball may be hiding a sinister secret.</ref> unique<ref>Several of teaseball's phrases have duplicate 'takes' with varying inflection.</ref> lines of dialogue.
*''"You're lame and you shut!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 1.mp3]]
*''"Dode, you sut!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 2.mp3]]

*''"Oh my gar. Shut up!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 3.mp3]]

* ''"I'm a teaseball. You suck!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 4.mp3]]

* ''"I'm a teaseball. You suck so luch! Dude, shut up!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 5.mp3]]
*''"Oh, shut up! I'm a teaseball."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 6.mp3]]

*''"What's up? I'm a teaseboll. Fuck you!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 7.mp3]]

*''"You. Seriously. Suck. Really hard!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 8.mp3]]

*''"Shut up! I'm a teaseball."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 9.mp3]]

*''"Shush, shut up! You suck!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 10.mp3]]

*''"You stink I'm a teaseball."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 11.mp3]]

*''"You stink I'm a teaseball."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 12.mp3]]

*''"Shut up. Woooah!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 14.mp3]]

*''"Stop, stop! I'm a teaseboll."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 15.mp3]]

*''"You suck."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 16.mp3]]

*''"You staint!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 17.mp3]]

*''"Hush! I'm a teaseball."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 18.mp3]]

*''"What's up? I'm a teaseboll."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 19.mp3]]

*''"You guys stink!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 20.mp3]]

*''"Wow. Nou stuck!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 21.mp3]]

*''"Wow. You suck!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 22.mp3]]

*''"I'm a teaseball."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 23.mp3]]

*''"Shush!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 24.mp3]]

* ''"Shut up!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 25.mp3]]

*''"You suh!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 26.mp3]]

*''"Errgh, dude, shut up."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 27.mp3]]

*''"You're duh. You suh."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 28.mp3]]
*''"You're stupid."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 29.mp3]]
*''"Screw off."''
[[File:TEASEBALL 30.mp3]]
*''"Screw you!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 31.mp3]]
*''"You staint!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 32.mp3]]
*''"Dude!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 33.mp3]]
*''"You suck!"''
[[File:TEASEBALL 34.mp3]]
*''"Screw off."''

File:TEASEBALL 34.mp3

2024-05-12T03:39:06Z

Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 33.mp3

2024-05-12T03:38:58Z

Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 32.mp3

2024-05-12T03:38:52Z

Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 31.mp3

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Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 30.mp3

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Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 29.mp3

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Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 28.mp3

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Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 27.mp3

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Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 26.mp3

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Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 25.mp3

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Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 24.mp3

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Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 23.mp3

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Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 22.mp3

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Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 21.mp3

2024-05-12T03:37:11Z

Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 20.mp3

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Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 19.mp3

2024-05-12T03:36:59Z

Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 18.mp3

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Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 17.mp3

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Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 16.mp3

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Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 15.mp3

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Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 14.mp3

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Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 12.mp3

2024-05-12T03:35:28Z

Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 11.mp3

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Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 10.mp3

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Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 9.mp3

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Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 8.mp3

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Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 7.mp3

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Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 6.mp3

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Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 5.mp3

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Sam:

File:TEASEBALL 4.mp3

2024-05-12T03:34:03Z

Sam: TB4

== Summary ==
TB4

File:TEASEBALL 3.mp3

2024-05-12T03:33:28Z

Sam: TB3

== Summary ==
TB3

File:TEASEBALL 2.mp3

2024-05-12T03:32:46Z

Sam: TB2

== Summary ==
TB2

File:TEASEBALL 1.mp3

2024-05-12T03:28:43Z

Sam:

Teaseball: You're lame and you shut

Underground Televisionmen

2023-06-21T06:05:05Z

Sam:

[[File:UndergroundTelevisionmen.png|thumb|Underground Televisionmen]]
[[Underground Televisionmen]] is an American sitcom that ran on ABC and later [[MeMoreTV]] syndicates from May of 1982 to June of 1993, with a total of 453 episodes across 11 seasons.

The show currently available on [[MeMoreTV|MeMoreTV's]] streaming and gaming service, Triple Play Classic.

== Plot ==
The show focused on the life of Twins, Spunn Toby and Tight Toby (Larry and Markle Beond), former cops who are banned from surface level New York City because of gambling and tax evasion. To avoid jail time for these crimes, The Toby Twins must live in an underground cavern as full-time social workers among a community of television obsessed men, helping them deal with their television obsessions and aid them in their daily tasks. Other characters in the show include fellow social workers Trabby Johnson (Melissa Dupez), Elfer Pent (Lars Vleicher), and Spunn's sometime girlfriend and former prostitute Reema Teema (Rachel Homrad). The Twins' boss on the program for the first several episodes was named Nelson Bridewell (Barry Husher). This character was quickly replaced by a new boss, Rimmer Tanned (Victor Wells), whom the Twins frequently antagonized and pranked.

== Production ==
By 1982, the surge in production of television shows about underground caverns, holes, and digging was in decline. While pumping gas, producer Max Tracey was introduced to a family that lived underground. This meeting inspired Tracey to pitch a sitcom that would revitalize cavern comedy. ABC ordered 10 seasons.

Operation Old Yeller

2023-06-19T03:56:28Z

Sam: /* Film Adaptations */

[[File:Photograph from Operation Old Yeller.png|thumb|During Operation Old Yeller, NASA launched twenty-four spacecraft containing sixty dogs into the Ball Wall in March of 1960.]]
'''Operation Old Yeller''' was a canine spaceflight program carried out by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), which succeeded in proving the existence of [[The Ball Wall]] on 13 March 1960. The mission was created in response to reports of a similar mission by the Soviet space program. The mission launched 24 spacecraft, carrying a total of 60 dogs, into various areas of the Ball Wall.

==Films Based on Operation Old Yeller==

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|1960
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1961
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1962
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1963
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1964
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1965
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1966
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1967
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1968
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1969
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1970
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1971
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1972
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1973
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1974
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1975
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1976
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1977
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1978
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1979
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1980
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1981
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1983
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1984
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1985
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1986
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1987
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1988
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|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1989
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1990
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|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1991
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1992
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1993
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1994
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1995
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1996
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1997
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1998
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1999
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2000
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2001
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2002
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2003
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2004
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|2005
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|2006
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|2007
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|2008
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2009
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2010
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2011
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2012
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2013
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2014
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2015
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2016
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2017
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2018
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2019
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2020
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2021
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2022
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2023
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|}

Operation Old Yeller

2023-06-19T03:54:08Z

Sam: operation

[[File:Photograph from Operation Old Yeller.png|thumb|During Operation Old Yeller, NASA launched twenty-four spacecraft containing sixty dogs into the Ball Wall in March of 1960.]]
'''Operation Old Yeller''' was a canine spaceflight program carried out by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), which succeeded in proving the existence of [[The Ball Wall]] on 13 March 1960. The mission was created in response to reports of a similar mission by the Soviet space program. The mission launched 24 spacecraft, carrying a total of 60 dogs, into various areas of the Ball Wall.

==Film Adaptations==

{| class="wikitable"
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!Film Title
!Year
!Best Picture
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1960
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1961
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1962
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1963
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1964
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1965
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
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|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1966
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1967
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1968
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1969
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1970
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1971
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1972
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1973
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1974
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1975
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1976
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1977
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1978
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1979
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1980
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1981
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1982
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1983
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1984
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1985
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1986
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1987
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1988
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1989
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1990
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1991
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1992
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1993
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1994
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1995
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1996
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1997
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1998
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|1999
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2000
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2001
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2002
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2003
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2004
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2005
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2006
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2007
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2008
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2009
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2010
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2011
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2012
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2013
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2014
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2015
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2016
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2017
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2018
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2019
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2020
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2021
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2022
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|-
|''Operation Old Yeller''
|2023
| style="background-color: lightgreen;" |Won
|}

The Ball Wall

2023-06-19T03:53:42Z

Sam: ball wall article

[[File:BallWall-Orbital.png|thumb|To-scale cross section diagram of the Ball Wall]]
'''The Ball Wall''' is a naturally formed spherical shell-shaped structure suspended in [[wikipedia:High_Earth_orbit|High Earth Orbit]]. It contains many small balls of pure chromium evenly distributed at an average density of one per ten square feet. Due to the balls' small size, steadily increasing orbital velocity, and even distribution, traversing the Ball Wall with larger spacecraft or manned missions has proven impossible, with the exception of the Apollo missions.

== Discovery and Operation Old Yeller ==
[[File:Photograph from Operation Old Yeller.png|left|thumb|197x197px|During [[Operation Old Yeller]], NASA launched twenty-four spacecraft containing sixty dogs into the Ball Wall in March of 1960.]]
On 29 July 1959, the NASA satellite Explorer 5 was destroyed when passing through the Ball Wall. Following the subsequent loss of satellites, NASA called the phenomena "shred," believing the cause to be related to solar flares. In November of 1959, the United States discovered that the Soviets believed small physical bodies were responsible for the loss of spacecraft and were planning a mission to map the barrier by simultaneously launching eight dog-filled spacecraft in opposite directions toward the Wall. NASA responded with [[Operation Old Yeller]], and on 13 March 1960 launched 24 dog-filled spacecraft into the Ball Wall.

== Impact on Space Exploration ==
The only human being to safely traverse the Ball Wall was Buzz Allen, starting with the Apollo 11 mission of 1969. Buzz visited the Moon with his friends six times between 1969 and 1972.<blockquote>''"I got lucky as shit, man."''

— Buzz Allen on Tonight with Tom Montreux in 1972</blockquote>Crossing the Ball Wall is considered unfeasible or impossible today. The Wall's discovery has led to an outsized development of [[DOOC|subterranean digging craft]].

== Formation ==
[[File:Artist Rendering of Early Earth.png|thumb|Artist rendering of Earth's formation]]
The Ball Wall formed around 4 billion years ago. As larger chrome balls accreted into the early molten Earth, smaller balls settled into geostationary orbit.

File:Artist Rendering of Early Earth.png

2023-06-19T03:29:00Z

Sam:

Artist Rendering of Early Earth

File:BallWall-Orbital.png

2023-06-19T03:17:44Z

Sam:

Ball Wall diagram

File:Photograph from Operation Old Yeller.png

2023-06-19T02:50:07Z

Sam:

Photograph from Operation Old Yeller

Chromer

2023-06-18T05:57:42Z

Sam: /* Return to Earth */

{{short description|Missing Cyber Sprite and Factory Worker}}{{Infobox person
|birth_name = Chromer
|birth_date = Unknown Age
|birth_place = United States
|image = chromer.png
|caption = Chromer on episode 22 of [[Skeleton Realm LIVE!]]
|known = Managing the compliance system ensuring chrome is consistent and compliant with the standards set forth by the Chrome Council.

Saving the universe from being dominated by Hans the Dark Swok Lord.
|occupation = Commander of Chrome force and Deputy Manager of Chrome Compliance Systems and Quality Assurance
}}
'''Chromer''' is a '''cyber sprite, Commander of Chrome Force''' and '''Deputy Manager of Chrome Compliance Systems and Quality Assurance''' at an unknown chrome factory. Chromer became a disembodied head and dislodged in time when a gaping timehole appeared at his workplace. The timehole spawned following [[The Schism]] brought on by the [[Skeleton Realm LIVE!]] 20 year retrospective, when [[2042 Doug]] and [[2042 Sam|Sam]] interfered with the [https://youtu.be/rIDqR_gYHHw episode 20 stream on September 7, 2022.] Chromer is considered the Totem of The Third Split.

Chromer’s head was teleported under the desk of [[Skeleton Realm LIVE!]], where he lived immobilized, attempting to return to his factory duties, until November 16th, 2022<ref name=":0">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIf3roOaz5E&t=2087s Chromer's Gettin' A Bod!]</ref>. He has since traveled through time and space, and saved the universe from being dominated by [[Hans Chromen]] the Dark [[Swock]] Lord in the future<ref name=":1">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNdGdYseRUw</ref>.

Chromer now lives with his wife Toit, his 300 children and many grand children on Horm.<ref name=":1" />

== Surgery Incident and Disappearance ==
In early November of 2022, Chromer convinced Skeleton Realm to utilize [[MeMoreTV]]’s biannual Surgery Surge Initiative and perform a body transplant via bod-rod inserts. Doug’s cousin Raymond Doenor agreed to donate his body to Chromer<ref name=":0" />. The one-hour operation was a success, with the new body Chromer was busting with energy and burst out of the studio. He would not be seen again until April, 2023.

== Chromer's Lap ==
Upon leaving the studio, Chromer had started running south on [[wikipedia:Interstate_75|I-75]]. The sprinting speed of Doenor's extremely athletic transplant body, paired with Chromer's chrome head, reopened another timehole. The new timehole was "much larger, and more hardcore" compared to the original hole that spawned Chromer. The hole caused Chromer to move backwards through time, during which time he took part in the rise of human civilization in reverse. After 13 billion years, Chromer witnessed the [[wikipedia:Big_Bang|Big Bang]], which destroyed Doenor's body and distributed spherical chrome fragments across space. Following the birth of the universe, Chromer began moving forward in time again, drifting through space for hundreds of millions of years.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/live/DNdGdYseRUw?feature=share&t=2807 Chromer explains his actions after the surgery.]</ref> Chromer's orbic fragments eventually filled the Earth's lower orbit and have prevented manned exploration of the solar system.

== Horm ==
[[File:ChromerAndToit.png|thumb|An image of [[Chromer]] next to his Hormite lover Toit.]]
Chromer eventually collided with a small planet in the Gorbulation [[wikipedia:Nebula|nebula]] called Horm. The planet was populated by a race of [[wikipedia:Extraterrestrial_life|aliens]] called Hormites, who were living in a [[wikipedia:Bronze_Age|bronze age]] style at the time.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/live/DNdGdYseRUw?feature=share&t=2874 Horm and it's inhabitants.]</ref> The Hormites quickly nursed Chromer back to health using their various 'goops and fluids'. During the Hormites' care of Chromer they noticed the powerful energy and healing power coming from the droplets of Chromium that had melted of off Chromer during his time in space. The Hormites began worshiping Chromer as a [[wikipedia:Deity|godhead]]. The droplets of Chromer's chromium would then go on to be the material used in the construction of every future [[SpringBall]].

During his time as a worshiped entity on Horm, Chromer fell in love with a Hormite woman named 'Toit'. Chromer and Toit had 300 [[wikipedia:Offspring|children]] together, all of whom Chromer taught the ways of ChromeTech, which included the knowledge of [[SpringBall|SpringBall Infinite Energy]]. The knowledge of SpringBall Infinite Energy proved to be too much for the Hormites, and they descended into global war. In a final attempt to save Chromer, Toit fired him away from Horm using a SpringBall powered launching device, sending Chromer adrift in the universe for more than ten billion years.

== Return to Earth ==
Chromer crash landed on [[wikipedia:Earth|Earth]] sometime before April of 2023. He was misidentified as a crashed [[wikipedia:Asteroid|asteroid]] and immediately donated to Bishope Academy's science department. Ms. [[Dana]] implemented the asteroid into her curriculum so that it could be dissected by [[Doug Bleichner]] and [[Sam Wagstaff]]. While [[Phaser]] had left class to [[wikipedia:Defecation|shit]], Chromer urgently told Doug, Sam, and Dana that the reason he had actually come back in time was so that he could save the people in the future from being dominated by a [[wikipedia:Dystopia|dystopian]] chrome [[wikipedia:Dictatorship|dictatorship]]. A future that Chromer described as a place where trillions in the galaxy would suffer, forced to work in chrome mines and factories, developing chrome lung while under the chrome fist of Chrome Compliance Officials and Officers who have total power. Chromer had planned on going back and killing the man who would bring about the future dystopia, Hans the Dark Swock Lord before his rise to power, but was unable to as his body had been [[wikipedia:Decapitation|cut off]] when he entered the timehole. Doenor’s body was meant to bring Chromer back to full health but instead ended up screwing him hardcore style. Chromer then went on to reveal that Hans the Dark Swock Lord had secretly [[wikipedia:Spirit_possession|possessed]] Phaser. It was also revealed that Paser was the one that robbed the Crawfordville Credit Union and had shifted the blame of the robbery on to Doug so that he could get the money he needed undisturbed in order to begin his rise to power.

==== Stopping Hans the Dark Lord ====
Upon Phaser’s return to the set, he confirmed his involvement with the robbery as well as his true identity as Hans the Dark Swock Lord. Since Chromer was body-less he was unable to shoot chrome balls from his [[wikipedia:Anus|anus]], he was powerless to stop Hans the Dark Swock Lord and his power of the [[Orb|Wicker Orb]]. In a last attempt, Doug and Sam quickly came up with the idea to use the power of the newly released [https://www.instagram.com/ar/1254517735498119/ SpringBall Augmented Reality Experience] by [[MeMoreTV]], in order to stop Hans the Dark Swock Lord. With the joined power of the augmented Springball by Doug, Sam and onlooking [[Realmer|Realmers]], Hans the Dark Swock Lord was finally defeated.

After Hans the Dark Swock Lords' defeat, a brodcast from the Hormite spaceship 45551 intercepted the Skeleton Realm LIVE! livestream. In the broadcast, One of Chromer's grandsons states that he had been searching for the last ten thousand years to find him, locating him on earth from it's emination SpringBall energy, and that he would be taking Chromer back home to Horm with Chromer's wife Toit. Chromer was then beamed up and has not been heard from since.

The Honorable [[Judge Faster|Judge Judge Faster]], who had been a live viewer to the 50th episode of Skeleton Realm LIVE! appeared live via Zoom and cleared Doug Bleichner and Phaser of all charges relating to the robbery of the Crawfordville Credit Union.<ref name=":1" />

== VIA Robbery ==
[[File:CHROMERPAINTING.png|thumb|216x216px|The only known image of ''The Silver Man of The Rhine,'' 1653]]The earliest known Chromer sighting is believed to be a 1653 portrait by [[wikipedia:Bartholomeus_van_der_Helst|Bartholomeus van der Helst]]. In 1982, Chromer was captured on security camera breaking into the [[The Verchwörer Institute of Art]] and stealing the painting.
== References ==

Bofa Deez

2023-06-18T04:56:40Z

Sam: /* Videoplasty */

[[File:BOFA DEEZ PHOTO.jpg|thumb|Bofa Deez using a cell phone]]
'''Bofa Deez''' (/ˈboʊfə diːz/) is a [[Key Realmer]], [[VIP LORD PREMIUM ELITE tier]] [[Skeleton Realm]] supporter, [https://youtu.be/KPpMCuVfgCQ?t=13319 RAV4 owner], video editor, Timecoder, Veteran Cutdown Splicer, and Radio Frequency Specialist at an unknown radio transmission communications facility in Massachusetts. His contributions of short-form edited [[Skeleton Realm LIVE!]] segments, or "cutdowns", have accumulated 49,623 views on the Skeleton Realm TikTok.

== Chat Style ==
Deez has contributed nearly 2,200 chat messages during [[Skeleton Realm LIVE!]] broadcasts. He is known for "maintaining a tone" of positivity and revelry among [[Realmer|realmers]]. Bofa first chatted the phrase "SKELLY REALMMM" [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r3D1t9txVjs&t=69s exactly 69 seconds] into the broadcast of episode 24 of [[Skeleton Realm LIVE!]] at 8:01 PM on Oct 5, 2022.

Bofa has also adopted a "comment style" of leaving time coded comments on most SRL episodes so viewers and producers may easily navigate the video.

== Videoplasty ==
Bofa Deez has used his experience in the professional video editing field to contribute "cutdowns", or edited segments from SRL, to [[Doug Bleichner|Doug]] and [[Sam Wagstaff|Sam]], allowing the hosts to redirect their physical resources to non-cutdown tasks or [[Gasturbation|hobbies]].

==== Style ====
Deez' cutdowns are known for their use of horizontal scaling, captions using a large, serifed yellow text with a black stroke, superimposition of the segments' graphics or OTS, and the use of feathered, oval masks to fit multiple subjects on screen at once.

==== Collaboration with Wagstaff ====
On May 7, 2023, Deez uploaded "Clapping.mp4", a two and a half minute supercut of individuals on [[Skeleton Realm LIVE!]] clapping. Host and fellow editor [[Sam Wagstaff]] continued to edit the video, doubling its playback speed and adding a "clap counter" overlay that displayed nearly random values with decimal values that extended beyond the width of the screen. Following these edits, the cutdown accumulated only 719 views on TikTok.

== Trivia ==
On May 25, 2023, Deez [https://www.idioms.online/run-into/ ran into] road enthusiast and competing streamer Road Guy Rob. Bofa appeared on the stream and discussed transit, Bofa's cross-country travels, the relative direction of [[wikipedia:Hingham,_Massachusetts|Hingham]], [https://youtu.be/KPpMCuVfgCQ?t=14768 Skeleton Realm,] and Uncle Jerry.