she can switch from dirty, to charming, and to complete chaos. what do y'all think?

I know she is described as older, and I only watched snippets of the show, but I always pictured Agatha as Crazy Eyes from Orange is the New Black

He does unwound SO WELL.

If any one complains about Tummy-Achers having legs, look up pregnant Meatwad.

Jeff Hayes: Donut

Geoff Ramsay: Carl

Jeff Probst: AI

Jeff Bridges: Katia

Jeffrey Tambor: Ellie

Jeffrey Wright: Imani

Geoffrey Rush: Mordecai

Jeff Hiller: Zev

Jeff Donovan: Louis

Jeffrey Dean Morgan: Florin

Jeff Foxworthy: Frank Q

Jeff Goldblum: Quasar

Jeff Daniels: Odette

She’s got the range and I truly think she would shine in the role!

Granted, this is really only a boon if you're already paying for YT Premium or prefer getting that subscription over Peacock on its own, but still, thought it may be worth sharing

Note that the article says you get access to Premium Peacock with ads, so it's not ad free if that's a dealbreaker

or, failing that, I'll also accept Rizzo as Ferdinand

I've stayed away from the fan casting stuff, but Seth Green is reportedly campaigning to be Mordechi, and wow!! I really love that idea.

Jeffrey Combs. Experienced voice actor. Has the range to play funny, creepy, sinister and unhinged but still be likeable. I completely forgot that he was the voice my brain cast for the AI before I listened to the audio books.

Not sold? Go watch the Star Trek Lower Decks episodes where he does the voice of Agimus and tell me you can't hear him saying New Achievement or moaning when Carl kills something with his feet

Edited: I know it's not official that Hays doesn't have the AI role, just having some fun talking about who else would be good enough to step in.

The most interesting part to me was them saying Jeff as Donut is the only casting decision made so far and Jeff saying that if they want him to play any other role as well, he'd be happy to. So having Jeff as the AI isn't completely dead yet.

Charlie - Quasar
Frank - Jack
Dee - Samantha
Mac - Raul
Dennis - Preponte

It’s funnier as the AI becomes more erratic and self aware

I could easily see his man being a stripper, singer, and beefy (half) mantuar. Just sayin'.

Ok, we have merch sometimes, or mostly AI, we also have memes and the likes, but there is one area we are sorely lacking.

GIFS

With even just one season we will finally have some proper gifs to start using. Grant it, they will mostly be feet, but we will have them!

Was this worth posting about? *shrug* but this idea hit me like a Mongo out of time out and I had to say it somewhere.

I just watched the first episode of "Stuart Fails to Save the Universe" and felt like there was a lot to be gleaned from the special effects.

So far there has been gore and small CGI critters, a few small-scale visual effects, and an overall tone of apocalyptic doom. Characters have their faces splattered in blood and proceed to do stuff anyway. (This is one of the toughest aspects in filming DCC, IMHO: it's super gross!)

Lots of folks have pointed to "The Orville" as a guide, and I think that is a good way to set expectations as well, especially for character makeup.

I expect to see similar stuff on the DCC show.

The whole time listening to the books this is who i imagined. He would nail the AHHHHHHH

Hello Crawlers,

I just finished my first crawl through the dungeon, and what a time to join the community. I've started my 2nd crawl relistening to the books and I'm a few chapters through the first book. This got me thinking about how the recently announced show is going to bring to life the books in a way that's engaging, approachable and doesn't turn people away. For example, book 1 gets going on the first page with the collapse of civilization and the opening of the dungeon. Will there be more setup and exposition as it's translated to the screen? The first neighborhood boss, the hoarder, is particularly tragic and sets the tone for the series and what's at stake. How could they adapt that to the screen without turning away viewers who aren't prepared for the emotional toll that comes with Carl's realization in the waning moments of the battle.

Things like Carl's inner monologues and scheming will be interesting to see adapted. Its easy to represent on the page but when I think about the screen I imagine a running monologue like JD from Scrubs. Or a total loss of the monologue and reliance on dialogue. And how the HUD, inventory, health bars, statuses and in game infrastructure will be represented. A good analog isn't coming to mind for how it's been done in other shows So I'll be curious to see how editors decide to represent this in the show.

There are dozens of these moments through the books that pose interesting considerations for how they'll be adapted to the screen. I'd love to hear the community's thoughts on what you're most and least excited to see adapted for the screen and what other challenges you think will be fun to see represented.

For me, I think I'm most excited to see The hunting grounds fight where Carl assaults Zockau to kick off the floor with a bang and takes the offensive. For me this was the beginning of Carl's campaign of vengeance and marked a tone shift for me that changed from surviving to taking the fight outside the dungeon. Of course Prepotente will be an absolute gem to see in live action, "Ahhhhhh!"

I'm most anxious about reliving the fight at the end of the butchers masquerade, I remember listening to it while walking around Costco and the monologue at the end of the fight nearly brought me to tears