Be Right Back Bumper - Revision history

Koop: Added linkage

2025-01-03T19:41:33Z

Added linkage

Koop: Added information about Post-It Note Art and Different Strokes artwork

2023-04-10T19:44:21Z

Added information about Post-It Note Art and Different Strokes artwork

Koop: Added info about added Wooden Breakfast audio

2022-07-25T17:21:35Z

Added info about added Wooden Breakfast audio

Koop: Shrunk example image for readability and removed antiquated sample

2022-01-29T07:07:37Z

Shrunk example image for readability and removed antiquated sample

Koop: Added sample image of original BRB screen

2021-03-10T05:15:21Z

Added sample image of original BRB screen

Koop: The Be Right Back bumper would tell people Koop would be right back

2021-03-10T05:10:31Z

The Be Right Back bumper would tell people Koop would be right back

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During breaks on the show, Koop typically remembers to turn on the "Be Right Back" screen so something runs more interesting than idle gameplay and a couch. The first iteration of the "Be Right Back Screen" or "Be Right Back Bumper" was simply a random image Koop had found online that he thought "fit the aesthetic". The second (and current) iteration of this was a similar concept, but the images cycle randomly while also pulling up random quotes and other anecdotes.
( https://gamesfromthedrunkside.com/be_right_back.php ) a copy of the original bumper

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 [[File:BRB.png|thumb|450x450px|alt=]]During breaks on the show, Koop typically remembers to turn on the "Be Right Back" screen so something runs more interesting than idle gameplay and/or just a couch.  The first iteration of the "Be Right Back Screen" or "Be Right Back Bumper" was simply a random image Koop had found online that he thought "fit the aesthetic".  The second (and current) iteration of this was a similar concept, but the images cycle randomly while also pulling up random quotes and other anecdotes.
-Starting during mid-season 4, instead of playing royalty-free music during the Be Right Back screen Koop set it to play audio clips from Jimmer's radio show, "Wooden Breakfast" and various related audio such as voicemails Koop had left for Jason and the sort.
+Starting during mid-season 4, instead of playing royalty-free music during the Be Right Back screen Koop set it to play audio clips from Jimmer's radio show, "[[Wooden Breakfast]]" and various related audio such as voicemails Koop had left for Jason and the sort.
 Later in season 4, Koop also added images taken from scanned images from Jason and his time working in an office together back in the late 90's to early 2000's where they occupied their free time doodling images ("Post-It Note Art", since that was the medium typically used) from radio ads they couldn't stand to hear and just general nonsense.
 Early in season 5, Koop programmed an importing utility to grab artwork the show created during the show from the game "Different Strokes", showcasing the original and finalized artwork and indicating which was GFtDS' contribution to the world.

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	Starting during mid-season 4, instead of playing royalty-free music during the Be Right Back screen Koop set it to play audio clips from Jimmer's radio show, "Wooden Breakfast" and various related audio such as voicemails Koop had left for Jason and the sort.		Starting during mid-season 4, instead of playing royalty-free music during the Be Right Back screen Koop set it to play audio clips from Jimmer's radio show, "Wooden Breakfast" and various related audio such as voicemails Koop had left for Jason and the sort.
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		+	Later in season 4, Koop also added images taken from scanned images from Jason and his time working in an office together back in the late 90's to early 2000's where they occupied their free time doodling images ("Post-It Note Art", since that was the medium typically used) from radio ads they couldn't stand to hear and just general nonsense.
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		+	Early in season 5, Koop programmed an importing utility to grab artwork the show created during the show from the game "Different Strokes", showcasing the original and finalized artwork and indicating which was GFtDS' contribution to the world.

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:21, 25 July 2022
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	[[File:BRB.png\|thumb\|450x450px\|alt=]]During breaks on the show, Koop typically remembers to turn on the "Be Right Back" screen so something runs more interesting than idle gameplay and/or just a couch. The first iteration of the "Be Right Back Screen" or "Be Right Back Bumper" was simply a random image Koop had found online that he thought "fit the aesthetic". The second (and current) iteration of this was a similar concept, but the images cycle randomly while also pulling up random quotes and other anecdotes.		[[File:BRB.png\|thumb\|450x450px\|alt=]]During breaks on the show, Koop typically remembers to turn on the "Be Right Back" screen so something runs more interesting than idle gameplay and/or just a couch. The first iteration of the "Be Right Back Screen" or "Be Right Back Bumper" was simply a random image Koop had found online that he thought "fit the aesthetic". The second (and current) iteration of this was a similar concept, but the images cycle randomly while also pulling up random quotes and other anecdotes.
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		+	Starting during mid-season 4, instead of playing royalty-free music during the Be Right Back screen Koop set it to play audio clips from Jimmer's radio show, "Wooden Breakfast" and various related audio such as voicemails Koop had left for Jason and the sort.

← Older revision		Revision as of 07:07, 29 January 2022
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−	During breaks on the show, Koop typically remembers to turn on the "Be Right Back" screen so something runs more interesting than idle gameplay and a couch. The first iteration of the "Be Right Back Screen" or "Be Right Back Bumper" was simply a random image Koop had found online that he thought "fit the aesthetic". The second (and current) iteration of this was a similar concept, but the images cycle randomly while also pulling up random quotes and other anecdotes.	+	[[File:BRB.png\|thumb\|450x450px\|alt=]]During breaks on the show, Koop typically remembers to turn on the "Be Right Back" screen so something runs more interesting than idle gameplay and/or just a couch. The first iteration of the "Be Right Back Screen" or "Be Right Back Bumper" was simply a random image Koop had found online that he thought "fit the aesthetic". The second (and current) iteration of this was a similar concept, but the images cycle randomly while also pulling up random quotes and other anecdotes.
−	~~[[File:BRB.png\|thumb\|822x822px]]~~
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−	~~( https://gamesfromthedrunkside.com/be_right_back.php ) a working copy of the original bumper~~

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:15, 10 March 2021
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	During breaks on the show, Koop typically remembers to turn on the "Be Right Back" screen so something runs more interesting than idle gameplay and a couch. The first iteration of the "Be Right Back Screen" or "Be Right Back Bumper" was simply a random image Koop had found online that he thought "fit the aesthetic". The second (and current) iteration of this was a similar concept, but the images cycle randomly while also pulling up random quotes and other anecdotes.		During breaks on the show, Koop typically remembers to turn on the "Be Right Back" screen so something runs more interesting than idle gameplay and a couch. The first iteration of the "Be Right Back Screen" or "Be Right Back Bumper" was simply a random image Koop had found online that he thought "fit the aesthetic". The second (and current) iteration of this was a similar concept, but the images cycle randomly while also pulling up random quotes and other anecdotes.
−	( https://gamesfromthedrunkside.com/be_right_back.php ) a copy of the original bumper	+	[[File:BRB.png\|thumb\|822x822px]]
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		+	( https://gamesfromthedrunkside.com/be_right_back.php ) a working copy of the original bumper