Jane Perkins is mentioned, and Tom and Tim Houston are referenced (although not by name), and General John McNamara makes his first appearance. Twitter. By Jeff Blim From The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals by Team Starkid. Emma Perkins features in three Hatchetfield productions (three individual stories), sings in three songs, and has a mortality rate of 50%.
Mr. Davidson then informs Paul that they think that there's a song in him yet, and begins Let It Out, wherein he and the other infected entice him to join the Hive.
All three musicals have a book written by Nick and Matt Lang, and music and lyrics written by Jeff Blim. Mar 4, 2019 - This Pin was discovered by Kellie Burgess. Remembering that he forgot to hand in his weekly reports the day before, Paul enters his boss's office full of excuses. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Corey's Hatchetfield Citizen: Electric Boogaloo features in one Hatchetfield production (one individual story), sings in one song, and has a mortality rate of 100%. Jenny features in one Hatchetfield production (one individual story), sings in one song, and has a mortality rate of 100%. Saved by Kellie Burgess. Papa Sniggle features in two Hatchetfield production (two individual stories), sings in two songs, and has a mortality rate of 0%. Theodore 'Ted' Spankoffski features in three Hatchetfield productions (five individual stories), sings in six songs, and has a mortality rate of 50%. Rupert features in one Hatchetfield production (one individual story), sings in no songs, and has a mortality rate of 0%.
All characters can be found here, and all cast members here. It is yet unclear of the chronological order that the shows will take place in within the universe, but it has been made clear that at least some of them take place in alternate timelines. Security Guard features in one Hatchetfield production (one individual story), sings in two songs, and has a mortality rate of 100%. Craig features in one Hatchetfield production (one individual story), sings in no songs, and has a mortality rate of 0%. When Ted is taken to a separate timeline where he has married the love of his life, and is now the manager of CCRP, Mr. Davidson pats him on the back and congratulates the happy couple.
Black Friday takes place in Hatchetfield in 2018, placing it in a different timeline to TGWDLM. All of the characters who had their first Hatchetfield feature with Time Bastard are listed here. It has been confirmed that Mr. Davidson was in the, Mr. Davidson’s outfit is a reference to the movie. Nightmare Time! Adult, specific age unknown (TGWDLM, Black Friday) Rude Customer features in one Hatchetfield production (one individual story), sings in no songs, and has a mortality rate of 100%. All of the characters who had their first Hatchetfield feature with Black Friday are listed here. It is unknown whether Ted and Mr. Davidson have switched positions at CCRP in this timeline, or if Davidson is in a different position entirely. Robert's PEIP Field Agent features in two Hatchetfield productions (two individual stories), sings in one song, and has a mortality rate of 50%.
Tinky features in one Hatchetfield production (one individual story), sings in no songs, and has a mortality rate of 0%.
However, despite him singing, Paul still manages to blow up the meteor. As a result, the very moment that Paul ends his soliloquy, the newspaper falls and the song begins. Robert's Sniggle features in one Hatchetfield production (one individual story), sings in two songs, and has a mortality rate of 0%. is an insight into how Mr. Davidson just wants Paul to do something with his life, reminding him that if he doesn't have one concrete goal that doesn't motivate all his actions, nobody will be able to sympathize with him. This blog is run by DaisyisHedwig. 1.5M ratings 277k ratings See, that’s what the app is perfect for. jeff blim tgwdlm.
Melissa features in one Hatchetfield production (one individual story), sings in one song, and has a mortality rate of 100%. This is his only non-infected appearance in the show.
Sam features in one Hatchetfield production (one individual story), sings in three songs, and has a mortality rate of 100%. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Director features in one Hatchetfield production (one individual story), sings in no songs, and has a mortality rate of 0%. The characters are listed by order of being mentioned or referenced, with those being mentioned or referenced in TGWDLM coming before those in Black Friday (i.e. Via Jeff’s twitter on 6/18/18. He is mentioned, however, when Paul asks Ted to get his weekly reports and slide them under Davidson’s door for him as a favor. Kris Kringle features in one Hatchetfield production (one individual story), sings in two songs, and has a mortality rate of 0%. If you see any Jeff related posts that I've missed, feel free to submit them to the blog or message me about them, either here or on my personal blog, and I will get them posted ASAP.
Mr. Davidson then informs Paul that they think that there's a song in him yet, and begins Let It Out, wherein he and the other infected entice him to join the Hive.
All three musicals have a book written by Nick and Matt Lang, and music and lyrics written by Jeff Blim. Mar 4, 2019 - This Pin was discovered by Kellie Burgess. Remembering that he forgot to hand in his weekly reports the day before, Paul enters his boss's office full of excuses. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Corey's Hatchetfield Citizen: Electric Boogaloo features in one Hatchetfield production (one individual story), sings in one song, and has a mortality rate of 100%. Jenny features in one Hatchetfield production (one individual story), sings in one song, and has a mortality rate of 100%. Saved by Kellie Burgess. Papa Sniggle features in two Hatchetfield production (two individual stories), sings in two songs, and has a mortality rate of 0%. Theodore 'Ted' Spankoffski features in three Hatchetfield productions (five individual stories), sings in six songs, and has a mortality rate of 50%. Rupert features in one Hatchetfield production (one individual story), sings in no songs, and has a mortality rate of 0%.
All characters can be found here, and all cast members here. It is yet unclear of the chronological order that the shows will take place in within the universe, but it has been made clear that at least some of them take place in alternate timelines. Security Guard features in one Hatchetfield production (one individual story), sings in two songs, and has a mortality rate of 100%. Craig features in one Hatchetfield production (one individual story), sings in no songs, and has a mortality rate of 0%. When Ted is taken to a separate timeline where he has married the love of his life, and is now the manager of CCRP, Mr. Davidson pats him on the back and congratulates the happy couple.
Black Friday takes place in Hatchetfield in 2018, placing it in a different timeline to TGWDLM. All of the characters who had their first Hatchetfield feature with Time Bastard are listed here. It has been confirmed that Mr. Davidson was in the, Mr. Davidson’s outfit is a reference to the movie. Nightmare Time! Adult, specific age unknown (TGWDLM, Black Friday) Rude Customer features in one Hatchetfield production (one individual story), sings in no songs, and has a mortality rate of 100%. All of the characters who had their first Hatchetfield feature with Black Friday are listed here. It is unknown whether Ted and Mr. Davidson have switched positions at CCRP in this timeline, or if Davidson is in a different position entirely. Robert's PEIP Field Agent features in two Hatchetfield productions (two individual stories), sings in one song, and has a mortality rate of 50%.
Tinky features in one Hatchetfield production (one individual story), sings in no songs, and has a mortality rate of 0%.
However, despite him singing, Paul still manages to blow up the meteor. As a result, the very moment that Paul ends his soliloquy, the newspaper falls and the song begins. Robert's Sniggle features in one Hatchetfield production (one individual story), sings in two songs, and has a mortality rate of 0%. is an insight into how Mr. Davidson just wants Paul to do something with his life, reminding him that if he doesn't have one concrete goal that doesn't motivate all his actions, nobody will be able to sympathize with him. This blog is run by DaisyisHedwig. 1.5M ratings 277k ratings See, that’s what the app is perfect for. jeff blim tgwdlm.
Melissa features in one Hatchetfield production (one individual story), sings in one song, and has a mortality rate of 100%. This is his only non-infected appearance in the show.
Sam features in one Hatchetfield production (one individual story), sings in three songs, and has a mortality rate of 100%. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Director features in one Hatchetfield production (one individual story), sings in no songs, and has a mortality rate of 0%. The characters are listed by order of being mentioned or referenced, with those being mentioned or referenced in TGWDLM coming before those in Black Friday (i.e. Via Jeff’s twitter on 6/18/18. He is mentioned, however, when Paul asks Ted to get his weekly reports and slide them under Davidson’s door for him as a favor. Kris Kringle features in one Hatchetfield production (one individual story), sings in two songs, and has a mortality rate of 0%. If you see any Jeff related posts that I've missed, feel free to submit them to the blog or message me about them, either here or on my personal blog, and I will get them posted ASAP.