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  If you asked someone what the most important part of a production is, they would probably say the story, the visuals, or even the music. But I think, the most important thing, more important than anything else are… The Characters. It doesn’t matter what you’re making: A cartoon, a sitcom, a drama, a movie, a video game, As long as the characters who star in it are interesting to watch, follow, and support, your production will be something worth watching. And every character from everything that’s ever been made can be made up of these things called character traits. Every person you’ve ever met has certain traits or aspects of their personality that help define them and since all fictional characters are basically just make-believe people the same applies to them. And today, I want to go over some of the biggest and most prominent traits characters can have. Writers, pay attention because these nine traits I’m about to go over will help endear your audience to any new characters...

  Hi, everyone! Welcome back to the Sesame Street Retrospective! Where we’re just trucking along from one awesome season to another. This time we’re tackling season 9. I gotta say revisiting this era of the show has been a very wild and pleasing experience, and season 9 was no different. A lot of really fun stories and bits spawned in this era, and I can’t wait to talk about them, so let’s jump right into it. Production History Sixth verse, same as the first. The Children’s Television Workshop crew came back to their studio in Teletape to film episodes for the new season, and not a lot changed while doing so. …But then, in the summer from July to August, the street gang headed off to the Hawaiian island of Kauai for another multi-episode story arc about them going to visit Buffy in her new home, which again, I will talk about in the next section. But before that, really quickly, I’d like to say that season 9 debuted on November 28, 1977, and ended on May 26, 1978. Overview To be ho...