>>30393480
*its been about a year since the last update

I've been a Homestar fan since 2002, and I've stuck with them ever since. It's so painful to see them end like this.

reently checked the site after months myself op. was really hoping there'd be something new...

>last update 2010

...nope ;_;

"email thunder" was supposed to be the last Strong Bad email when they made it.

...damn.
I stopped going there awhile back, but you have no idea how much time I spent there in the early years of the web....
I'm going to go watch whatever they put up. I hope it doesn't turn to shit like most flash series.

Don't they make their living off this website?

They'll have to make new material eventually to keep the merchandise flowing.

Goodnight, sweet prince...

And fuck, they stopped restocking the store, now they only have the shitty shirts left. I have one from six years ago that's completely falling apart because I wore it so much.

Everybody, everybody.

>>30393541
>>30393541
It would have been more suitable.
The introduced a new computer that had like, 3 emails.
Plus, it was a NEW computer....eugh

It was it's time.

Nothing lasts forever, and you know what they say.

Only the good die young.

>>30393574
One of them is working with the Henson company, which is honestly the best place for them to end up. It's fitting, really.

The other is a programmer or something.

>>30393638
Ah, good ol' tape leg.

http://twitter.com/#!/ronginald
Matt's on twitter now
AND SHIT, HE'S BRO'S WITH PEN?!

Well gents, it had a good run. It paved the way for webcomics to come after it. We all had our good fun, and look back on those days fondly.

Here's to the first successful webcomic to flow freely through the intertubes.

well you can still find Homestar on Chat Roulette on rare occasions.

>>30393574
>>30393574
That the thing,. I guess they either squirled away so much (doubtful) or they're silently working at office jobs, wasting their creativity...

>>30393716
Is this confirmed? I figured he'd have more followers...

>>30393730
>>30393730
>>30393730
>webcomic

>>30393716
>mfw CN picks up Homestar runner as a new show after the inevitable failure of another currently running show.

>>30393574
They have work elsewhere and they made some money off the video game for the Wii. It's just assumed that their RL finally took over.

Besides as one Anon put it can Homestarrunner survive in the internet these days? They were a modest website with fun humor but these days more and more of the internet has turned ugly.

>>30393826
They already offered The Brothers Chaps a timeslot for Homestar Runner. They declined.

I think the Halloween costume ones were the best.

Has it really been two years?

This makes me want to call home for some reason...

>>30393747
That made my night, I swear to god.

I remember watching Homestar Runner in the school's computer lab, and getting in trouble with the teachers when Strong Bad said "holy crap"

>>30393675
They just made a script a year ago
And that was it...

>>30393896
It's Gentleman Strong Bad, waiting for the Good Posture Trolley!

Ding ding, everyone!

At least it ended while it was still funny rather than going and going until it was a shell of its former self.

>>30394013
I definitely decreased in its latter years, but it wasn't un-watchable.
Still, no conclusive good bye is really saddening

I really need to go grocery shopping.
I wish my girlfriend didn't leave me.

>>30394013

Homestar Runner is like Penny Arcade. I really can't ever see it doing anything wrong.

I remember that episode where it had a 3D effect. For a brief instant I thought "Oh shit, it's over, isn't it...". But I was back the next week, losing my shit over a Sbemail.

Besides, I would have at least liked a goodbye. Charles Schultz had the decency to take a bow and have a curtain call before he passed. Maybe just a "thanks for all the support over the years, guys. we might pop back in from time to time, but we're moving on. see you at Bubs'!"

>you will never go to a Limozeen concert

>>30394074
DO YOU KNOW THE TIMES?

>>30394074
-I say there, monstrosity. Do you know the times?
-*bzzrrglrgrgllgrgrlbzgrr*

Sonichu is basically over.
Creator Christian Chandler bought a wardrobe of women's clothes, and theirs been no updates since.
No ending, just out with a whimper.
Its hard to believe this use to update every week.
...
The more I think of it, the more it makes sad.

>no one in their right mind would willingly stop making Homestar cartoons for a living. #needlesslycryptic

This was back on the 29 of September.

Senor Cardgage > Any other character.

STRONG BAD: That's not a love poem! That is a lavishly produced grocery list!

HOMESTAR RUNNER: No, here is my grocery list! Amazing thing, amazing thing, amazing thing, amazing thing.

STRONG BAD: Whoa, where you been shopping?

HOMESTAR RUNNER: SkyMall.

>>30394075
It feels good to remember

>>30394214
Whaddya say there, buckethand?

>>30394185
He actually declined very quickly from his original hilarious concept to just another Homsar.

>>30394185
I was kinda surprised at how often he showed up after his debut email. He almost seems like one of the main cast now.

Fuck, I remember me and my friends gathering around the computer and beating Peasants Quest over the course of two days.

Fucking halcyon days, man...

>>30394262
That took you two days?

Maybe you never played Sierra games, I dunno...

>>30394241
What ever.

I got 12 degrees while on my lunch take.

He has the best individual lines.

>>30393849
>They were a modest website with fun humor but these days more and more of the internet has turned ugly.
At least they won't turn ugly with it.

>>30394101
>>30394101

serious I don't get why would be so hard to at least say they're on hiatus

we didn't even get that

>>30394245
Toward the end of the series, the abused the fuck out of minor characters.

>>30394101
>Limozeen
>Not SLoshy

>>30394304
If you followed their RSS feed, you got notice when the baby was born and how they were going on hiatus for it.

>>30394287
Yes. At least we know the ugliest they will get is the word crap.

>>30394101
>Homestar is like Penny Arcade

>>30394277
It wasn't all we did, man. It was a Spring three day weekend, we also went out and played in the park and caught guppies in the stream and shit.

Fuck I want to go home...

To be fair, I thought the games were a great last hurrah for the series. Yes, I know there was some more updates after they were released but I hardly remember them. The only one of the games that I didn't think was that interesting was Baddest of the Bands. Dangeresque 3 was god tier though.

It's weird that it's been almost 3 years since 8 Bit is Enough's release.

Streaming the first hundred e-mails. Just passed the 50 mark!

http://www.synchtube.com/r/MorphinTime
http://www.synchtube.com/r/MorphinTime
http://www.synchtube.com/r/MorphinTime

>>30394350
"We don't even reallly caaaaare."

>>30394505
no

>>30394113
This comparison really makes no sense. The last issue of sonichu came out in what, 2008? Nobody really missed it.

Now, Chris himself remains a lolcow to this day. The moment you think he can't possibly do anything else, a new video emerges. And he's done something like stick his dick in the snow for 15 minutes, paint himself blue, or videotape himself in drag out in the forest.

It's a six-year trainwreck, and I can't stop watching.

THE GOOD TIMES ARE OVER!

seriously though, I'll miss new homestar (fan since 2002, never had an email answered).

Are you sure this wont liberate me of my Stripped pants?

>>30394484
Here's hoping Telltale and the Chaps have another season in them. I loved those games.

The great hiatus breaks my fucking heart.

So am I the only one surprised at how cute Missy Palmer is? It's really weird hearing her talk and out comes the voice of a talking broom.

Maybe a new sbmail will drop next Sursday.

>>30394492
>>30394492
damnit sychtube, this is not the time to fuck-up!

Homestar runner had a certain charm to it that's just.. indescribable. Sure, it was self referential as hell, but damn it, the random character designs and undefined setting made it feel like... a stream of consciousness, or like blueprints of what real life it like. I dunno, the setting felt alien, but at the same time it reminded you of the real world. Everything was just sort of "off." It reminded me of summer vacations or long afternoons as a kinder-gardener, nothing quite makes sense, it's a little surreal, but you still enjoy it. Maybe this doesn't make any sense, but I miss this fucking show. Content every week isn't easy, and I was impressed they could do it as long as they did. I think we can all accept that homestar runner is dead, but I'm not sure if I want to see it sent off. I feel like the world still exists even we we're not watching...

>>30394610
Internet moguls magnetically attract hot wives. See Mike and Jerry from Penny Arcade.

>>30394585
Yeah, I keep hoping there would be more stuff from Telltale even if the site itself won't update anymore but alas all I get is Strong Bad in a poker game instead.

THE CHEAT IS NOT DEAD

>>30394637
>I dunno, the setting felt alien, but at the same time it reminded you of the real world. Everything was just sort of "off." It reminded me of summer vacations or long afternoons as a kinder-gardener, nothing quite makes sense, it's a little surreal, but you still enjoy it.
This is the otherworldly quality that links me to every single one of my favorite bands, video games, movies, comics, etc.

>Homestar will never update again
>neither will achewood

>>30394684
I'm so glad The Cheat is not dead.

>>30394637
>>30394637
I promised myself I wouldn't cry...

ONION BUBS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>30394555
Oh jesus fuck, highschool homestar made my sides burst

>>30394750
OH MY GOD, ONION BUUUUUUUUUUBS

>>30394700
>guys, the new generation of achewood is coming
>anyyyyyyyy minute now
>don't mind the shop being completely gone, any minute now

Just as well. Once they hit that fucking Nice Pete arc that dragged on for eternity, Achewood was unsalvageable.

>>30394644
And if no one likes you then you get miscarriages?

Hi! This is Marzipan. Please leave me a message and I'll call you right back.

Now I miss 8-Bit Theater.

WHY MUST THINGS END?

Oh, God, Homestar Runner.

If not for HSR, I think I'd be a shittier person. I don't know why, but I'm pretty sure that would be the case.

On occasion I still sing Rap Song.

>>30394856

To be fair, anyone who didn't see how 8Bit was going to end was an idiot

>>30394880
Longest set up for a punchline EVER.

>>30394880

I had hoped they'd transition into FFII somehow.

>>30394637
I don't have any ;_; images saved, so here's the Medic.

>>30394700

>neither will Daisy Owl :(

>>30394865
>On occasion I still sing Rap Song.

Oh I'm the lyribolical Coach Z.
I like my ointments topical, mostly.

>>30394865
>>30394865
If you had the C-D, you were considered the man.

>>30393675
Yeah, one of them is working on a film called Monster Safari.

>>30394700
God damn I have been where Roast Beef has been so many times. You know that comic where he just sits in front of a grocery store and just can't manage to go in? I couldn't find any humor in that. It was too painfully true.

>>30394880
10 year brick joke?

HELL YES

If they ever did update again, I hop they just stop doing sbemails and work on shorts.

>fred the monkey

Noooostalgia.

H*R was one of the first things I got around to on the internet after like, Cartoon Network flash games. (Speaking of which, this was like 1998 or something, but anyone remember those choose your own adventure style flash games about like, a pink donkey or a blue bird?)

I remember discovering the Homestar Runner wiki before I discovered Wikipedia. The wiki had like, an explanation of what a "wiki" was on it and was formatted differently from how Wikipedia is now.

Man, nostalgia bomb. I need to find my old Homestar Runner CD. That shit was amazing.

>>30394637
Screen capped because holy shit, man, i started choking up.

>>30395064
>>30395064
I like how they admit sbmails are just shorts with with strongbads computer bookends.
Did anyone here ever get an email answered?

Honest question.

Do you love this so much because of nostalgia?
Or is it genuinely good and I should watch it?

>>30394880
I know, but still, I just wish that it didn't end that way. I wanted to see Red Mage come up with one last convoluted plan, and see it work.

>>30394923
I stopped reading at some point after Fighter found the Armoire of invincibility. How did it end?

>>30394923
I still don't get it.

>>30395157
both

>>30395157

it's a little bit of both, to be honest.

>>30395136
thank you
>>30395141
I *think* that food email was from me. I didn't recognize it at first back then and was apparently to stupid to check my history. But I sorta remember writing it. That email has the same "humor" that I had back then..................... like really long ellipses.................. and stuff
And misspelling "some one" as "somone".

Don't worry guys, we still have Poker Night!

Which will never get updated

>>30395157

Why cant it be both?

>>30395157
Bit of column A and a bit of column B.

>>30395157
It's honestly still good. The first few sbemails weren't more than SB replying really quickly but that changes into what ultimately what the site is known for.

>>30395157
I think you should check it out, and see what you think.
PROTIP: work chronologically. Otherwise, you'll get confused as fuck. It doesn't have to be spot on, but I'm just sayin

genuinely love this stuff. have their dvds and watch em all the time

believe that they'll come back, since they never made an official "goodbye" or "we're busy." may be idealistic, but still think they'll be back when they're done on the Monster Safari movie

Y'all biscuitheads are making me tear up from the nostalgia.

>>30395218
Tycho is such a crappy addition to that game. I'm nerdy enough to understand the references but between SB, Heavy and Max, he just doesn't fit. I say Phony Bone would have made for a better character.

I will survive. To be honest, Homestar Runner was something real genuine, and I hope more things like it come around.

>pic related, mfw I'm so smug reading Homestar Runner in 2004

>>30395310
He's just there to swear needlessly and be unlikable. Hell, even Gabe would've been better than fucking Tycho.

>>30395310

Also the fact that his voice is way too goddamn deep. He's a nerd, not Don Lafontaine.

>>30395288
>Strong Mad's hand between Marzipan's thighs

I am a vampire and

I remember back in highschool, my friend and I hung out at my house one day just playing Peasant Quest. Typing in whatever shit came to mind just to see what would ge a response. It was amazing.

Like being killed for leaving the baby in the well.

>That feel when I email them suggesting they ad a bear holding a shark t-shirt, then they make it, and I buy it.

>>30395331
THAT FUCKIG GAME I FORGOT ITS NAME BUT FUCK I LOVE IT

Whats the damn name.

>>30395366
>>30395366
>>30395366
GOD DAMNIT /CO/

>>30395358
Honestly, for some reason I've always read his voice even deeper.

>>30395366
cannot unsee

I'm really bummed that means no "Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People" Season 2

>>30395366
SON OF A BITCH

Someone download everything and put it up for upload.

>>30395371
>>30395371

I remember when I was in highschool, before my older sister moved out we would fight about everything.

But we kind of bonded over HRS. Just a quick "HOLY CRAAAAAAaaaaaaapp....!" and we would bust out laughing. It was good times.

Thanks Chapmans. Chap...Chapmen? Chapples?


ANYWAY

It was great.

And when I get mad, I'd play the Demo

>>30395495
I think it's much more likely to get a new season than to get a new update. Since that way the Brothers Chaps and Missy Palmer only have to do voicework and Telltale does the rest.

>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQlzITtxAMA
God speed everyboy

>>30395617
actually the champen supposedly had a lot to do with the design
"According to Mark Darin, lead designer of the series at Telltale Games, both of the Brothers Chaps were quite involved in the production process of the games, even early on, "In the design phase, we have brainstorming sessions with them where they contribute to the ideas that will eventually become the plot of the episodes. Then one of our designers will write the episode script and pass that along to the brothers where they review, edit and rewrite whatever feels necessary to make the whole thing feel more “Strong Bad-y.”"

>>30395617
>>30395580
Mike writes for it I think.
>>30395131
HR WIKI had a shit-ton of useless articles man.
Like "re-occurring foods" and "duct tape"
Who am I kidding, I loved it.

>>30395672
I loved it a fuckton.

Probably influenced my stupid love of minutia.

>>30395641
Play as you salute this screen for the full 3 minuets
http://www.homestarrunner.com/main6.html

Impossible mode: No scoling over the "toons, games, characters, etc." buttons.

>>30395693
same here. Homestar was my hang out straight after school on Mondays.

>>30395755
You're killing me, /co/

>>30395755
>>30395755
>>30395755
"Walking up to heavens door- HOLY CRAAAAAAP"
back when strong bad was still spic sounding

OH SHIT

Sadly, there's probably not going to be another SBCG4AP. If the Chaps don't have the time to update the site they sure as hell don't have the time to get involved with a full video game.

Also, Telltale's been trying to grow as a developer, which means they've been trying to acquire larger licenses (Back to the Future, Jurassic Park, The Walking Dead, etc.). A game based on a webcartoon probably isn't a big priority for them. Also, BttF was casual as fuck and doesn't leave me very hopeful for any of their future projects, so if SBCG4AP2 did happen it probably wouldn't be too good.

I'm amazed we got Strong Bad in Poker Night, really. Also, you have no idea how depressing it was playing that game for the first time and finally seeing new Homestar content after so long.

>>30395816
When you're done, scroll down the buttons this in silence, for as long you see fit:

http://www.homestarrunner.com/main12.html

Then close the page one last time.

Forever.

>>30395891
>>30395891
>>30395891
Its Paper Mario's ending alll over again! ;_;

You know what I just realised?

This probably means it's it for the Brad Neeley shorts too.

I mean now that China IL is a legit cartoon and everything...feels bad man.

>mfw the cartoon is just okay

>>30395891
DON'T CRY

DON'T FUCKING CRY

>>30395891

>>30395755
alternate track: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Feqgbx8QNeE

>>30396178

If you've got a caper then you know who to call!

It's the Sneak!
It's the Sneak!

I miss you, homestar.

>>30396347
But Earthling they dont have Plymascotmalate on MY planet.

>>30396381

POLYMASCOTFORMALATE!

feed it to the babies

>>30396480
Or as a topping on Soured Cream.

I just noticed that I really like the loading screen video, it makes me happy. actually most of h*r makes me happy, but now I feel sad about it.

>>30396498
Coach Z's rap on that is fresh.

Please come down from your crystal fortress, Strong Bad.

GOT AN HOUR LEFT OF E-MAILS! GET IN HERE!

http://www.synchtube.com/r/MorphinTime

http://twitter.com/#!/ronginald

Matt Chapman's Twitter.

>>30396642
Coach Z's rap is always fresh.
If his financial status was as solid as his rhymes, he'd be on easy street.

>>30396848
How does ANYONE in their world make money? Except for Bubs

where do you guys think I got my name from?

>>30396902
Implying we care or ever wondered

DELETED

I was looking through a box of old stuff when I found the Strongbad DVD box set and H*R "Everything Else" Volume 1 &2 DVDs. I sat down and watched a few cartoons after re-discovering them

>MFW

Nice jorb /co/

Is there any way they can be contacted?

You know, just to thank them or something?

Them just hiatusing out of existence leaves me feeling a little hollow. It kinda implies that they assumed nobody really cared enough to bother saying goodbye to.

>>30396820
That twitter redeemed my day, which had taken a sudden downturn because of this thread.

Aw yay!

/co/, this is going to sound a little weird, but Homestar helped me through one of the most depressing times of my life.

I was in middle school, and my parents had been divorced for a while, but had only recently started sending me back and forth between them. Neither of them had internet access, but the school computers didn't block Homestar. At one point I had bought an old fashioned handheld tape recorder, and during that time, Homestar was the only thing that could get a smile out of me. Fox Kids had just about entirely died, I think this was the point when The Fox Box was on its way out. So I took that tape recorder, and I went through the whole website, recording SBEmails, whole toons, my favorite shorts... as much as the tape would hold.

And at night, when I was living with my dad and sleeping on a cot in the living room because I didn't have a bed at his house, I would plug in the headphones I had borrowed from a friend, close my eyes, and distract myself until I was content enough to sleep. I must have listened to Fhqwhgads a thousand times.

Homestarrunner means a lot more to me than it probably should to anyone, but it was a welcome distraction from one of the bleakest parts of my life. The cast, lame as it may sound, filled in a lot of the spots for friends I was missing in my life, at least in my young mind. I was glad to hear them every night before going to bed. It was better than crying.

come on fhqwhgads

i said come on fhqwhgads

>>30397343

It's cool, dude. I think in some points in our lives we all had that one show that helped to comfort or define us.

>>30397218
I once searched "Matt Chapman" in a phonebook site for Atlanta, called him, reached him and got flustered and hung up.

Sort of deeply embarrassing.

>>30397343

Holy shit.
I was in the same situation. My parents were divorced and my dad (who only spent time with me because he was obliged to) never really spent any time with me. Instead of doing normal things fathers and sons do like play games together or go to the movies, he would sit me down in front of the computer and go to work. I spent a lot of that time watching H*R, the only thing that made me feel like someone actually cared and wanted my genuine time.

>>30397343
...I'm sorry man...

>>30397399
Truer words have never been spoken

>>30397343
Dude...power to you.
We all have that special place for homestar in our heart,

I.... miss this show :( Badlyyy. I guess they can't think of an appropriate send-off, or just don't care.

>>30397565

>>30397343 here.

My father was distant because there were so many years between him and my mother and me. The two are literally thirty years apart- she married him at 18 because he looked vaguely like Elvis Presley. I love my mom, but she isn't too bright for that particular decision, even if it did ultimately result in me.

So, with nearly fifty years between him and me, we had nothing to talk about. He was old fashioned, paranoid, pretty racist, and he spent most of his time doing manual labor and pretending that he ran his own business. (By using Lowes supplies and working out of his truck.)

He would try to bond with me, but that always meant making me do the work he didn't want to. I did it, but it didn't bring us any closer together. And if I complained, he wouldn't say anything until weeks later when he had finally "had enough" and resigned himself to telling me all that was wrong with me in his eyes.

I hated it when I knew he was just doing it all out of obligation to the court. Pretending to try to keep my mom quiet.

I'm sorry you had to go through that. None of us should have had to. Being lonely as a kid is probably the worst kind of lonely anyone can be.

>>30397775

I know that feeling, bro. My father used to go through me to harass my mom. Breaking into her bank account, reducing my child support to nothing, always trying to tell me that my mother hated me, etc.

My father stopped visiting me when I was 13, and I haven't seen him for 5 years now. Every now and then, I have the urge to try to look him up and find out where he is, but I know I'd never be able to face him out of spite after how he abandoned me.

>>30398068

I cut all ties with my father when I was fifteen. He was strictly tied to doing things "just like the papers said." So I read the papers that had been kept from me for so long, and found out I could simply outright refuse to go. It was mind-boggling that nobody told me. I guess mom wanted me to give him a chance, and he didn't want to let go of what control he had over mom through me.

Thank fuck for things like Homestar, I guess. Keeping me sane and laughing and distracted all those years.

>You will never get to play that last level of the Stinkoman game.

You were too good for the Internet Homestar, that's why you had to go when it all devolved into screaming douchebaggery.

>>30397399
H*R pretty much helped me snap out of a pretty deep depression after the summer my Grandpa died (we were really close), and my parents split. I didn`t have too many friends either, because at that point I just really didn`t feel like making any. That website could make me smile every single, no matter how shitty I felt.

Today this day hearing `Here comes the Thinkamaaaaaan!`cheers me right up.

>you will never know the true identity of the thnikkaman
;_;

>>30394637
I'd always thought of H*R as a parody of the children's picture book. Like, it all started with The Strongest Man in the World and Where My Hat Is At but the rest of it was the equivalent to what Clifford The Big Red Dog got up to when we weren't reading about him.

>>30398378
oh the things that man does

>>30398392
Where My Hat is At was made for that one SBEmail. Strongest Man in the World was actually a real book that they made.

guys i cant no i just cant this is to much for me i gotta get out of this thread im sorry

>>30398256
They once promised that the final level of Stinkoman would come sometime before Homestar Runner ended.

If the last level's still not there, then there's still hope.

>>30398459
http://hrwiki.org/wiki/Where_My_Hat_Is_At

Nah, it was the second "book".

>>30398256
We'll never know who that mysterious shadowy figure was.
Was he 1-Up's father?
Or a time-clone of Pan-Pan?
Arcs and arcs of storyline, all for naught.

>>30398541
I always had the theory that it was Anime Coach Z.

>>30398541
He was the 20X6 Coach Z, obviously. Frustrated that Stinkoman was able to complete so many challenges.

>>30398602
>>30398618
Count Zed sounds like an official name for him.

>this thread
I don't think I ever really accepted that homestar was truly dead until now. There's always been that small glimer of hope that they might update. But now, after seeing this, I know in my heart that this is it. It's over.
I've gotten some conclusion from this, but at the same time feel sad as hell on the inside. This was a really special series, and there will never be another one quite like it. Homestarrunner was simply spectacular, and it's good to know that there are people out there who shared the amount of joy it brought me.

MARATHON OF HALLOWEEN TOONS COMING UP

http://www.synchtube.com/r/MorphinTime

THEY'LL COME BACK
THEY HAVE TO
OH GOD
I SWEAR
THEY WOULDN'T JUST LEAVE LIKE THAT
TRUST ME
ONE DAY THEY'RE GONNA COME BACK AND EVERYTHING WILL BE ALL BETTER
;_;

>>30394555
I think we should play in a band, just to be safe.

My name's not Homestar.
It's Kevin Dubrow!

Suuuup.

.>>30398855
oh...I should...
eat a pony...

I wish they'd just let a network show the site's content without anything new.

It'd be like Animaniacs and those shows with short and long segments. It'd be nothing new, but it would still be leaps and bounds better than a lot of stuff on TV.

holee molee didja guis hear what happened to Steve Jaerbs?

>>30399125
I read it in his voice. I mean, I haven't seen anything H*R related in maybe 2 years and I still remember it. I miss this now.

According to Matt's Twitter they finished the script for Monster Safari a year ago.

So...just what the hell are they doing now? As far as we can tell there's no excuse for them to not update, especially since selling merchandise is their source of income.

>>30399370
The last thing they've done, to my knowledge, is give the fan wiki their plans for the Peasant's Quest sequel.

Somebody should conduct an interview.

Well at least they haven't taken down the site

so that way, there will be something to re-animate when the zombie uprising cometh

in 2046
on march 31st
at 2:03 p.m.

Did you guys even read his twitter? Homestar just updates sporadically now, in "painful flare-ups".

>yfw the last level of Stinkoman is going to be a fully polished, AAA game

>>30399492
Kind of like Perry Bible Fellowship.

>>30399370
In all honesty, they're probably actually waiting for the fanbase to die back a bit, or at least chill the fuck out. Have you ever seen the fans from the wiki? Those guys are disturbingly in-depth and devoted.

Sometimes, the internet is worth all the shit it gives us.
This is one of those times.
Someone screencap this. It is awesome.

I never really liked Homestar but I tried getting into it. Never really found it funny. What made it good for you guys? Not trying to start some shit just want to know what I'm missing so maybe I could try to your points.

I recommended this thread for archive at ch­anarchive (dot) org

Need 3 more votes to get it archived. Let's do this, for Homestar and the gang!

>>30399631

We found the jokes funny and the characters likable, you didn't? move on.

Every now and then I'll still go to the site and hit the rando button, watch a couple of random cartoons.

>>30399631
see
>>30394637

Wondering what OP was from I tineye'd the image.

The results came in as thinginabag.jpg.

I bust out laughing, remembering the whole skit. Good times. Should probably buy up the rest of the DVDs.

THREAD ARCHIVED.

Thanks bros, thanks.

Never watched Homestar Runner, but I know that feel over losing something like that. I still get kinda sad knowing that I never had new strips from Bob & George and 8-bit Theater to look forward to.

Not to mention TV shows like MST3K.

>>30400019
Link?

A buddy of mine who's also a H*R fan told me once he read an interview with the Brothers Chap, and they basically said that when the time came to end H*R they would probably just stop making them. No farewell episode or anything like that, just stop.

TEEN GIRL SQUAD!

> MSG!!!!

Ow, my stomach lining!

>>30400075
For the best. No point in making something if their hearts aren't in it, even for a grand finale. It wouldn't feel like Homestar Runner.

>>30400064
It's archived at chanarchive org
Go there and vote it up so the archive will be permanent!

>no updates
>check mainframe
>find these

Have you guys seen Strong Bad around here?

Homestarrunner.net.
>'It's dooot cooooom!'

>>30400307
Man, just last week I was at the store and I saw some swiss cake rolls, and I thought, "Hellooooo? The floating swiss cake rolls are talking to you?"

>>30400217
Here is the link:
http://chanarchive.org/4chan/co/23620/homestar-runner-is-basically-over-creator-mike-chapman-had-the
ir-second-kid-and-theirs-been-no-updates-si

>>30400566
Need more upvotes if we want this thread to be archived permanently. Come on anons, let's make this happen.

Favorite sbemails?

Mine is probably origins. Homestar's bread sing-a-longs get me every fucking time.

>>30401062

brianrietta, old as it is. His reaction cracks me up.

>>30401062
Which ever one had grumblecakes and Homestar trying to sound smart.

>>30401062
sisters

COME BACK ALI! COME BACK ALI'S SISTER!

This thread will now be permanently archived. Awesome, guys.

>>30401329
Only liars and thieves eat grumblecakes, and those people go to prison. Just ask the Cheat!

HOW THE FUCK DO I REMEMBER THAT

I have a degree from CGNU.

Haven't finished the whole thread, but some people were asking if anybody's ever had their email answered, and it reminded me: I knew a guy online who used to make his own flash cartoon somewhere who always claimed to be the guy who sent the "virus" email. Obviously that's like the best email to pick if you're trying to lie about it, but who knows.

>>30401062
And bread is a good time for me
Bread is a good time for everybody!

>>30401620
I once set SB an email asking if he ever watched anime. A few weeks later he answered an email very very similar to mine and did the first 20X6 bit.

It made me wonder if they just took emails they liked and changed them up to better suit the cartoons they wanted to make.

>>30400307
Come back, chocolates!
I didn't mean what I said.

>>30393480

T.. TV.. TV Show....

DOOO HOO HOO HOO HOOOOOOO

This has been greatest thread, /co/, thank you. I know what I'll be doing for the next few days now, rewatching lots of H*R!

Good night.

I think my favourite was Stunt Double, Dangeresque totally captured the kinds of movies I'd make with my friends as a kid.

nostalgia'd hard here
>mfw I found my ancient H*R Wiki account

THIS HAPPENED 2 DAYS AGO
> Pumping gas in my car
> I have a strongbad Sticker on the back window of my car
> Girl asks what is that from
> Tell her "It's Strongbad from Homestarrunner."
> She laughs and recalls Homestarrunner "That was a great site."
> "Yes it was, yes it was."
> Finish Fueling
> Drive off remembering Duck Pond my first Strongbad e-mail