>How can I help? If a Channel doesn't have a personality yet, then you can suggest ideas for one. If a Channel doesn't have a design yet, then you can suggest ideas for one. If a Channel has a personality and a design, then you can draw them. If multiple Channels have all of the above, then you can draw comics of them interacting.
>How many Channels do we need? All of them. but mostly those who are Sup Forums related.
Gulli-tan has a nice design, cute and simple and the detail of the earrings was very interesting.
Zachary Smith
She doesn't belong to any family and yet she is related to all of them, what a sad life.
Meanwhile Netflix is a complete stranger out of nowhere that has been made with powerful alliances. That is terrifying.
Gabriel Green
>At least she's nicer than Netflix.
Noah Wood
>In 1970, Ted Turner, then owner of a successful Atlanta-based outdoor advertising company, purchased WJRJ-Atlanta, Channel 17, a small, struggling Ultra High Frequency station, and renamed it WTCG, for parent company Turner Communications Group. By careful programming acquisitions, Turner guided the station to success. During December 1976, WTCG originated the "superstation" concept, transmitting via satellite to cable systems.
Turner had a humble origin but slowly made an effort to create his own television company and got the fortune he has today with that effort so that is a perfect description for him.
Zachary Gray
>Hulu, a joint venture with The Walt Disney Company (through Disney-ABC Television Group) (30%), 21st Century Fox (through Fox Entertainment Group) (30%), Comcast (through NBCUniversal) (30%), and Time Warner (through Turner Broadcasting System)(10%, minority stake)
She's related to Disney, Fox and Comcast with just a bit of Turner/TW in her as well. But her president was a Fox president.
She has all those parents, but she's been mostly on her own.
He works hard to get what he wants, he was never part of the elite and worked from the ground up.
Nicholas Johnson
wait what, oh shit those ear rings are based on her logo lol
Connor Smith
I dunno why but that reminds me of Wall Street
>That's the problem with money -- it makes you do things you don't want to do.
Connor Gonzalez
Just like La Cosa Nostra, she works with them, but she isn't one of them.
Connor Lewis
>I dunno why but that reminds me of Wall Street Because to get where Turner is at now, he had to do some shady things. Hell, there probably the dead body of an executive in Montana. To get what you want in the business world you gotta either buyout the competition or utterly destroy them.
You don't get to the top by being friendly.
Isaiah Morgan
This needs an update
Connor White
OH SHIT, THE BUNNY!
You're right but it's too late, next weekend for sure!
Not really, could you tell us something about it, Noir?
Josiah Thompson
It sounds cool may could you make a design? your update for WB was neat
Brody Roberts
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Evan Torres
>Hell, there probably the dead body of an executive in Montana.
Jesus Christ, how horrifying. Papa Turner go wild.
Luis Morgan
thanks famala
Camden Wright
Nah that was their president around 00-04, this guy took his place
Luke Hill
All of our corporate personifications have done horrible things to get what they wanted. It's business Who knows how many people they screwed over to get to the top.
Who knows how many people and other businesses they backstabbed.
>In the channel-verse the rest of the smaller corporations are fearful of the Big Six and do their best to stay away from them.
John Russell
Here's a tiny The N, take care of her /ctg/
Mason Roberts
It's an underworld that only the companies know, the channels believe that their parents are saints who have never hurt anyone.
Juan Reed
She's so smol
Colton Jackson
Cute, and the little bounce is adorable
Hunter Williams
>The first rule of Fight Club is: You do not talk about Fight Club.
Lucas Johnson
Nice pixel f-am
Matthew Gomez
Foxtel is a pay television company, and most Australian households have it. Or use to, when people still watched TV. One of their parent companies (50% shares) are Telstra, which is an infamous telecommunications company Aussie's love to complain about. Anyways, foxtel is basically what allows us to watch most TV. I dunno what the American equivalent is. Maybe TV guide? As it has a foxtel TV guide? I dunno. Maybe it's not relevant.
Thanks. I'm up for making a tan for foxtel as well, sure.
Leo Long
Who are the members of the Big Six?
Juan Scott
But you're talking about the Fight Club!
Benjamin Lopez
Aww, that's cute. Lovely, gif.
Nobody would dare mess with their kids and are fearful when their parents come to the playground.
I'm just picturing Turner Vi and Disney corporation bringing their young to a playdate with Discovery Kids or PBS Kids and the parent is wondering how in the hell they're gonna deal with this.
Comcast Walt Disney Company 21st Century Fox Time Warner Viacom CBS
Oliver Evans
If it's a company then I imagine a business woman with no shits to give "in this place is kill or be killed". Probably even more cruel than Fox because she governs the Australian market without competitors.
Jackson Kelly
Shit, that's hot
Josiah Myers
It's ironic but that's the same number of villains in KND who control one of the show's groups, probably the Big Six have their own territory where they rule with an iron fist.
Jordan Lewis
I see her being all business, but maybe she's actually laid back in comparison BECAUSE she doesn't have any major competitors.
Foxtel does tend to pull some annoying shit every now and then without really caring.
Joshua Clark
It looks much better, thanks user
David Carter
'Member that time CBS had partial custody of Nickelodeon?
I can't see her as a good mom, not for lack of trying, but just because she has no real experience in dealing with children all that much. CBS' house is probably filled with crime novels, murder documentaries and police procedurals.
Jordan Lee
I would like to suggest an outfit if you don't mind, Noir
>Viacom and Turner visit Australia for the first time >They are immediately received by Foxtel who is covered in blood >They are shocked and worried >"Don't worry pal, isn't mine."
Bentley Kelly
hmmm nice, nice, give me a moment to work with this.
Jaxson Roberts
Just change the color scheme to those of the Foxtel logo and that's it
Blake Hughes
That's some good shit right there
Joshua Edwards
Sure! good luck Noir
Jason Ward
Anyone wrotte a greentext about the Channel tans switching personalitties?
I want my Boomerang and Stoner [as] swap!
Liam Rogers
Should she be Foxnow/news since she is a news reporter and all.
Carter Turner
CBS is a terrible mother, at least Nick-tan is fine
Blake Gomez
Cool style user, reminds me of Oyami Hiro
Andrew Bennett
>All of our corporate personifications have done horrible things
Even the Walt Disney Company? she seems to be a good girl
Or like that ED,EDD, EDDY episode, where they had to pretend be each other?
Dominic Brooks
Yes, this is how bad CBS is with kids.
CBS lets the kids watch CSI/or reads a murder mystery by Steven King and the children can't sleep at night because of the nightmares.
Vi: "CBS, why are my kids having nightmares?" CBS: "I don't know, I just read them IT before bed." Vi: "You have no idea how kids work, do you?" CBS: "What's so hard about feeding them once a day?" Vi "... I'm getting a baby sitter, for you."
Gabriel Gomez
>ED,EDD, EDDY episode, where they had to pretend be each other
This.
Gavin Turner
>Vi "... I'm getting a baby sitter, for you."
ain't rest for the wicked
Bentley Anderson
The good thing is that Nick only needs water to survive, water and slime
Brandon Cruz
It's happening! Turner, Fox and Viacom are meeting a new member of their gang!
Brayden Morgan
TV Guide did everything for CBS and her reward was just a shitty channel with more music videos and pop news
Austin Butler
I guess it's a challenge to decide which company has the best actors.
Chase King
Pretty cool, does this artist has a blog or something?
She doesn't look after her own son, UPN. I don't think she can take care of her ex's child.
Chase Lopez
That's how Nick@Nite got introduced to Nickelodeon and his kids better. As a late night programming block she never really interacted with the rest of them. So when Viacom needed a babysitter, she volunteered for the job.
TV Guide needs to relax, but too bad her boss is CBS and the fact most people have television guides on their tv anyways.
Poor girl.
Joshua Hill
missed the orgy
Ian Martinez
...
Cooper Lee
user that's lewd... please continue
Elijah Robinson
She's fine, she just needs more coffee.
Chase Adams
Mornin /ctg/ Ima dump some sketches of Vine Tan I did last night
Coolio
Grayson Diaz
>Turner, Viacom and HBO
Imagine if they had an alliance to destroy the others
Cameron Bell
But this was the time when the two of them were actually merged. Vi wasn't her ex, just yet.
It only lasted six years though and due to stagnant stock prices and because the two heads of both companies couldn't get along, they split in 2006.
>The sex was boring and they always argued, that's why they got the divorce.
Henry Russell
Morning F.a.g!
Zachary Carter
i dont know, you could ask in Sup Forums drawthread. The artist goes by the name Radicalbot
Justin Ortiz
So cute, by the way welcome F.A.G
Nathaniel King
Man she's a bitch...
Jordan Hernandez
Very nice, I really like this design. too bad Vine is dying and twitter don't fucking care.
Nathan Hernandez
That was fast
Samuel Baker
They have and alliance, HBO and Viacom are the owners of Comedy Central, HBO belongs to Turner
Somehow these three are related
Bentley Sanchez
She isn't really a bitch, she's just been in the business for well over eighty years. She's a businesswoman first and her own person a distant second. Her first and only friends are the rest of the Alphabet Sisters and that's a friendship of rivals.
Her relationship with Viacom is even more odd and confusing.
But she does have fun on occasion, at the expense of others.
>On October 30, 1938, CBS gained a taste of infamy when The Mercury Theatre on the Air broadcast a radio adaptation of H. G. Wells's The War of the Worlds, performed by Orson Welles. Its unique format, a contemporary version of the story in the form of faux news broadcasts, had panicked many listeners into believing invaders from Mars were actually invading and devastating Grover's Mill, New Jersey, despite three disclaimers during the broadcast that it was a work of fiction.
