Chris and Mackenzie get real about their emotions. How do storytellers manipulate our emotions? How does a story operate on our feels? Get ready to let loose as they unpack the emotional baggage of Adventure Time’s “I Remember You” and Futurama’s “The Luck of the Fryrish.” What is the “Perception Shift?” When is a good time for an Apocalypse? How much information do you have to have about the world to make someone feel sad?
Links
About Futurama: Luck of the Fryrish http://bit.ly/2b1LSm6
About Futurama: Lethal Inspection http://bit.ly/2b99OFw
About Futurama: The Late Philip J. Fry http://bit.ly/2b1LKmz
About Adventure Time: I Remember You http://avc.lu/2b9aafv
Buy Adventure Time: I Remember You on iTunes http://apple.co/2b9a6wd
How Adventure Time Revitalized Post-Apocalyptic Storytelling http://bit.ly/2b1M1pF
Looking for Structure (Has a word about the Perception Shift) http://bit.ly/2b9afzI
Old Blog Post with a little Perception Shift Action http://bit.ly/2b1M199
More Blog Posts about structure and Perception Shift using The Prestige http://bit.ly/2b9a3Ah
About We Bare Bears: Burrito http://bit.ly/2b1LJPI
BoJack Horseman and the Infinite Sadness http://bit.ly/2b9adYr
Emotional Cartoon Episodes That Made You Cry http://bit.ly/2b1MxEc
How Pixar Uses Music to Make You Cry http://bit.ly/2b9ar22
Listen to Don’t You Forget About Me http://bit.ly/2b99A1e
About Crazy Ex-Girlfriend http://bit.ly/2b1M8l2

 

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