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Showdown #2 Ray vs Khamanna (currently 4345 views)
mcornetto
Posted: March 23rd, 2011, 5:40pm
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It's kind of hard for it to be completely anonymous when there's only two people. So if you think you guessed who's who then vote anyway. Perhaps next time they won't even be anonymous since that is obviously not working.
I think B is the better entry, if only because of the clown commercial. I love the imagery of it.
However, like Jeff has pointed out, both are poorly written (probably due to writing them in such a short amount of time), and the contest could have been helped by having one story.
It doesn't even seem to matter how well or poorly either script is written.
Seems to be based on which concept is stronger, and it seems like the general concensus is that 1 is better on each entry, but 1 of the better concepts is better than the other better concept.
How's that for not adding any spoilers or revealing who wrote what?
The toaster strudel literal gag and smoking clown car were the best concepts. When it comes down to which I'd rather see on television... I'll take a smoking infant in a clown car over a housewife crammed with pastries.
E.D.
P.S. Smoking clown wife should be preggers.
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A. Its arms akimbo, not hands. Got into an argument with my last girlfriend about that. had to look it up.
I'm voting A. Neither were particularly good, but thats the fun of this no? The writing styles are conflicting to me. Wouldn't put it past ray to study Khamanna's writing style and try to mimic it. Therefore, I have no idea who wrote what.
Just in case anyone's wondering WTH is going on still, the criteria was for two separate commercials for A) toaster strudel and B) an anti-smoking public service announcement.