Subject: Sadly, no.
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Posted on: 2014-07-13 13:24:00 UTC
I probably should be, though, I heard it was super crazy awesome. (Link to the first part, please?)
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Has anyone been following Calvin and Hobbes: the Series? by
on 2014-07-13 04:25:00 UTC
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If you have, what do you think about the latest plot twists? I mean, Lost At Sea (rewritten) really changed a lot about Calvin's relationship with his parents. And the idea that Rupert and Earl use shock collars on their crew seriously scared me.
I also think that Frank (DOCTOR BRAINSTORM!!) is getting a whole buttload of character development. And now the world knows he exists. Gulp.
GarfieldOdie announced at the end of Lost at Sea that the next story arc (The Collective) will change a lot of things. And that's going to begin next week. So what do you think will happen? I'm really psyched up for this one, and I hve a feeling they won't disappoint.
So, wgat do you think?
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Sadly, no. by
on 2014-07-13 13:24:00 UTC
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I probably should be, though, I heard it was super crazy awesome. (Link to the first part, please?)
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Start here. by
on 2014-07-13 15:25:00 UTC
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I recommend you start with Can You Imagine That? since it's pretty much the prequel to the Series. Luckily enough, GarfieldOdie just rewrote it, so it's reallyreallyreally good now.
LINK- www.fanfiction.net/s/9915180/
At the end of that story, there's a timeline of the order the various stories and episodes are in, so you can just follow that list. Most of the seasons are posted on Swing123's account, which is here.
www.fanfiction.net/~Swing123
However, some other things are posted at GarfieldOdie's account. So just look around a bit.
A bit of a warning- the early stories, although sort of funny, are not very good with SPaG. The awrsomeness kicks in mid-Season 2, and the best storis are Season 3 and onwards. Bu you really have to read everything for it to make sense.
~Kitty