10 Years of SFDebris

[BunBun299]

I think I've been watching for 8 or 9 of those years. A friend linked me to some early videos, back when there was the old site and the reviews were still on YouTube. I remember finding it amusing as when the show shifted to Blip that they suddenly became a bit longer than YouTube allowed at the time.

I plan to keep watching, and being a Patron, for as long as the show continues. Hope we see a 20th anniversary.

[Fuzzy Necromancer]

I think I might have started watching SFDebris because of Poparena, but I'm not sure? I know I was a fan long ago enough for the great Youtube Purge.

[Admiral X]

I don't remember how I found his reviews at first, but I remember being there for when the switch from YouTube to Blip happened.

And I, for one, am happy that GitS:SAC made it into yet another celebration video, even if it wasn't that shot of the Major's ass again.

Thanks Chuck, I've really enjoyed your work over the years since I found you, and you're something of an inspiration for me in that I plan to start my own video reviews some time after I finish my degree.

[TheLibrarian]

Congratulations on 10 years, Chuck!

[BunBun299]

I'm trying to find the version of this song used in the music video for my iPod. Sadly, it's proving difficult.

[J!!]

i remember how i found SFdebris; i was reading the tvropes page for informed attributes, which had a link to the Outrageous Okana video, which was still on youtube at the time. i don't remember how many years ago that was, but i think the Encounter at Farpoint review was only a few weeks old at the time.

so yeah, it's been a while.

over that time, chuck's videos have helped me to develop a much more analytical and nuanced understanding and appreciation for storytelling, not just as entertainment, but as an artform.

So for that, i want to say a very deep and personal Thank You to Chuck. Any future creative success I may have will be in part thanks to your help. And even if I don't ever see any such success, Thanks anyway, because just having that appreciation and understanding makes me a better person.

[Lizuka]

i remember how i found SFdebris; i was reading the tvropes page for informed attributes, which had a link to the Outrageous Okana video, which was still on youtube at the time. i don't remember how many years ago that was, but i think the Encounter at Farpoint review was only a few weeks old at the time.

so yeah, it's been a while.

over that time, chuck's videos have helped me to develop a much more analytical and nuanced understanding and appreciation for storytelling, not just as entertainment, but as an artform.

So for that, i want to say a very deep and personal Thank You to Chuck. Any future creative success I may have will be in part thanks to your help. And even if I don't ever see any such success, Thanks anyway, because just having that appreciation and understanding makes me a better person.

Funny enough that quote is also how I discovered his stuff, though that wasn't until three or four years ago.

[Steve]

I'm trying to find the version of this song used in the music video for my iPod. Sadly, it's proving difficult.

From what I've seen, it's not available on iTunes or Amazon for digital download. You have to buy the soundtrack CD to "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure".

It's only a bit over seven bucks on Amazon. Strangely enough the orchestral soundtrack is available for streaming, but not the album.

[BunBun299]

I'm trying to find the version of this song used in the music video for my iPod. Sadly, it's proving difficult.

From what I've seen, it's not available on iTunes or Amazon for digital download. You have to buy the soundtrack CD to "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure".

It's only a bit over seven bucks on Amazon. Strangely enough the orchestral soundtrack is available for streaming, but not the album.

Thanks for the info. Guess I'll have to buy the CD.

[Petike]

Took me long enough to finally find this thread ! Thanks for starting it, DAv.

These last ten years... What a journey it has been !

Glad to have SF Debris as a reviewer, I've always felt he's among the most thoughtful on the Internet.

Here's to 10 more years ! All the best to Chuck and his family.

May we have plenty of more laughs and stuff to think about in the show's second decade.