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I thought we’d return to the fun-slash-embarrassment of my EBSe days with the 4th episode of Spy Zone season 2. This is where I started getting into the rhythm of the new show format and had fun with the characters. Frogman is a bad Yoda impression.
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After the first two came out, I got a better idea of how the show was set up, so I started playing with voices a lot more. Spy Cam become more childlike, and Agent Story became Inspector Gadget to help compensate for the request that I speak slowly for the audience. I think it’s funny that the plot of this one is that K-pop singers are aliens. And even though I proofread the scripts for this season (which was a lot of work), the subtitles still weren’t always accurate with my notes. So we got “It’s a secrete.”
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This is the second episode of season two. This is also when the company decided that they had overspent on a music and choreography budget, so this is the last one with a song. I really like the song, though. The poor girls didn’t know any English, so everything was done phonetically. The grammar emphasis is on “a”, “an,” and “the.” Lupin the Thief is played by a bad imitation of Sean Connery.
[dailymotion]http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xdyhpb_spy-zone-201-what-is-dangerousy_shortfilms[/dailymotion]
It’s been three years, and I’ve realized I haven’t posted any videos of the TV shows I did for EBSe. From March to December 2007, I was in three children’s TV shows: Spy Zone, SEL 4 Science, and SEL 4 Social Studies.
I’ll start with the second season of Spy Zone, as it’s my favorite of the bunch. From the video page:
This is the first of the second season of Spy Zone. Everything got revamped. The episodes were more plot driven with specific grammar lessons to convey. The “Spy Kids” became three “Spy Girls.” And I was the only adult, playing all the male adult roles.
I’ll upload what I can frequently so that I have a depository of my silly little TV shows to refer to in the future. I hear some of the episodes are still playing on Korean TV.