Julia just casually smacking down wannabe Bond villain Sebastian Gorka so hard that PBS still sends her nice little packages is solid gold. For some bonus fun dunking on Gorka, look up James Adomian's impression, he's great.
I love hearing the little songs people sing to their pets, like it's just human instinct to serenade the lil creacher that lives in your house The one I sing to my sister's dog is (in the tune of starwars) "Beu-ller!!! He is way cooler! Than everybody! In the whole world!!"
i LOVE beuller he's definitely cooler than i am mine for my dog is to the tune of creep by radiohead that goes "but you're a dog! you're my pup-pyy" and when she was still a lil baby she would howl along with me
i am trans and the drawfee crew are some of my favorite content creators so not only was it very euphoric to hear my chosen name, marshall, over and over again, but it was very fun for jacob specifically to be hollering for me so he can show me his fresh one.
ikr its so cool! Drawfee and affiliated channels/friends are such good allies too - its refreshing to hear some casual supportive comments once in a while .
Damn, Julia is so powerful that she has a broadcasting network indebted to her for life and a song written about her, all because of some tweets. This confirms my theory that Julia is an eldritch deity that took the form of a mortal and is spending a lifetime on Earth as a little getaway vacation from their usual responsibilities of sowing chaos through cosmos. This is just what happens when she decides to use a small fraction of her power despite being off duty.
Gotta say part of why I enjoy these vods (since y'all had a chat about how much you like that you've turned people onto games) is that I definitely would not be able to sit through the schedule anxiety feels games like this (and Stardew) put in me, or be able to keep myself focused enough to properly enjoy a game like Home Safety Hotline. So instead I get to enjoy you two riffing and keeping my ADHD ass focused on my work while you go. Thank you for being such a good vector for finding out about cool games that are extremely not my kind of play experience
PBS is amazing thank you for defending them. They are the reason why I got into most BBC Syfy-ish and comedies and also operas along with plays. They shaped my love for the arts 💜🙏✨💙
@@thegaymothman I'm pretty sure it's not a new thing. I have vivid memories of someone saying it a few years ago and it being super stuck in my head for a few weeks since then, and I doubt they were the first.
when they talked about how proud they were about getting indie games more exposure with their audience i was SO prevalently thinking about 24 killers!!! i wanted them to continue it so bad. i dont have the means to buy games or the devices to play them on but 24 killers was one of those that made me want to So Bad.
awhhh it makes me so happy to see other people appreciating that game :'')) my lovely best friend recommended that VOD to me and it's sooo calming. would love to see them continue it
A very bucolic and charming game! I wonder if by the end the character will end up realizing they like the little farm and village better than the prospect of the moon.
Agreed with the comment towards the end of the stream on the characters in Coral Island being flat. I ended up enjoying that aspect of My Time in Sandrock WAY more, and it convinced me that any farm-life sim game needs to have weirdos mixed in. Give me more Coopers and Unsuurs
I don’t know if Jason and Julie are just joking when they say that all Twitter is good for is knowing when they’re streaming, but that is literally all I use it for anymore
I talk about PBS all the time because they were a huge part of my childhood. Dragon Tales and Cyber Space live rent free in my brain constantly. PBS taught me how to be a kind and loving human and to go out of my way to accommodate others needs if it's in my power.
2:01:35 Julia's environmental comedy during the outro read gave me so much serotonin. i was having a genuinely bad day after work, but this makes such a difference. i'd like to extend a sincere thanks to the sss gang, aka khaz, julia and jacob :)
cats are here to farm sleep and lap time! 0:05 we double catted here 0:59 olive left 10:07 stinky olive goes up 26:21 lil baby olive 1:05:16 olive being cute to julia and leaving 1:06:20 joy leaves 1:07:27 olive leaves too 1:34:05 joy gets called over by pbs and becomes lap cat 1:37:19 tiny mouth joy 1:45:35 joy head scritch 1:48:10 joy really going at it 1:51:56 sleepy joy 1:52:39 joy flops over 1:53:29 joy’s face 2:00:31 joy wanders around becomes our new cohost + cat magic trick 2:04:29 shocking magic trick scares joy
Not gonna watch this one as I intend to play it, but y'all should totally play Wide Ocean Big Jacket by the same developer. It's a simple narrative game about a camping trip, has a very chill vibe and it's pretty funny sometimes.
For some reason, the character creation reminded me of the game Jimmy Neutron vs. Jimmy Negatron. Literally haven’t thought about it in probably 15 years lmao
This game's vibes are astronomically immaculate. I remember when they were playing Psuedoregalia they were saying that it was a game that made them wanna make a game. This is that for me. I need to play this thing.
I knew about the PBS story, but i didn't know or didn't remember the Venga Boys one and thank you so much for the hard work you do for all the eurodancetrash like me out here ❤
I sometimes will play games with these guys in the background and it was something of a surreal experience to be playing stardew valley during this, it’s almost like stardew in a different universe :)
Yes, thank you for all the indie games you play. I’ve managed to find so many gems because of your channel! Chants of Senaar (which tried to autocorrect to Chants of Sebastian, which is funny to me) was one of the more recent ones I grabbed and it was amazing!
Jason and Julie have turned me onto some of my favourite games of all time including but not limited to Signalis, Chicory, Chants of Senaar, and Vampire Survivors. If either of them read this I want them to know some of the games they've streamed have GENUINELY changed my life like in the case of Signalis and VS.
finally played this and fell in love with it hard. it's definitely slow-burn, and is probably like a 15 hour game before you start exhausting all new events, but it definitely develops a lot further than what you see in the first two hours! and to answer that chatter, yes you can romance Elvis and it's great :3
hell ya Julia!! PBS was so important to my education and social learning as a child in the 90's sesame street Mr. Rogers and reading rainbow was the place to be! even getting a little older i used to watch Zoom! which was if i remember correctly an arts n crafts/community awareness show for older kids 6-12 they taught me even i could start a newsletter and my lifelong love of graphic design on top of the love i already had for art. I was sad sesamee street went to hbo. also love your guys vocal support for voting and you know the USA not becoming a white christian nationalist country lol
1:35:14 Julia do I have funny stories for you. My whole family used to work in a shoe factory and my great grandpa used to fix clocks as a hobby. My parents treasure a clock he fixed for them, I think as a wedding gift. I never met him but people say it's funny that was his favorite hobby because he had very large hands and putting all those tiny clock pieces together must've been very difficult for him but he still loved it.
Yes !!! So glad i'm not the only one. Anarques, their calendar being in decads, the individual/communal living thing, the bountiful capitalist moon and just so many little things that add up to an atmosphere. Felt like I was crazy because Julia (who's talked about reading Le Guin before) didn't mention it and it's not mentioned in the interview the devs did.
having grown up on pbs and being a strong supporter for such programming it makes me happy knowing julia supports them as well. like of course julia is based like that we stan but its just a cool buff. plus ten to charisma for supporting pbs.
I bought the game after catching it on stream. Really lovely "Harvest Moon/Stardew"-like. It has way less NPCs than others, but it really nailed the interactions, where games like Portia and Coral Island fall on their ass and just don't work for me. Just a great little title by someone who clearly cares.👌
This game gives me super stron " the dispossessed" vibes from ursula k le guinn. I am kind of obsessed with it. That is why i choose to pronounce it anar-kes, like anarres. And the "moon" is totally urras
1:52:58 bro is literally me fr (my name is Elvis and I’m a vegetarian) Also it is so weird hearing them say my name so many times, I’m glad I share my name with a character in such a charming game :)
I bought Dodgeball Academia because of you guys! It was one of my fave games of the year and I continue recommending it to everyone I think I might like it
1:35:10 : I know someone who could be an excellent resource to start learning shoe making! Nicole Rudolph! She's a fantastic dress and shoe historian and she's on RU-vid! I love her videos and i've learnt a lot from her! Plus she has some fantastic historical mensware inspired looks that i think Julia might vibe with!
1:40:06 I feel like I'm decently tuned to the indie sphere, but you two are always playing games I've never heard of. You're the main reason I got Chants of Sennaar, Case of the Golden Idol, AND Potionomics. Can't wait to find out what game will join that list next.