Dr. John Overwatch

Wow... Why did I get the birds wrong TWICE? I think I should probably lie down because apparently I've come down with a severe case of brain failure. Yeah, I remember that. Did we ever come to a consensus on that or did we just drop it for something else?

Was thinking of a different bird. Then again, in the houses last year, according to JDW there were ravens (I didn't see them, but I wasn't looking) which people were equating to Nightingales (if I remember correctly). Still doesn't change the fact that I think he's implying things got changed around, instead of gotten rid of altogether.

Just taking the quote at face value it seems then that "Nightingales" got canned. But using the logic I would when taking tests, when there's an option for "none of the above" there's usually a reason. So, nothing probably happened.

This is fairly possible. Although, perhaps he was "killed" and his soul went into the silver headed cane that Jack had which is also pictured in the most recent image. Either way, I'm starting to think that you're right.

...I was implying that "The walking dead" could come back.

Ya know... I'm just looking at that walking dead merch thinking that if they still sell it then... Chances are Jack isn't the only thing coming back.

I guess it could be Dr. Pinelli from the Carnival of Carnage show, but... Eh. I dunno. I'm in the process of rewatching the show, so. Maybe I'll find something.

Maybe there is, constant emotional abuse can destroy people, especially when they're already mentally disturbed. But you're right, it doesn't seem like her, but who else served Jack? He's always been kind of Independent in his madness. The thing is, did we really know much about Chance? Did she even have much of a character to begin with? I wasn't at the event when she was there so... Meh.

I was able to bring up some of the image, but I don't know what it is yet. Something of religious significance? The "Chaotic prince" (Jack being Fear's agent of chaos, and Jack dethroning Oddfellow, who would essentially be the "king" of the original carnival) is definitely implying our speaker is talking about someone who has served under and is abused in some way by Jack, so... This is very likely to be Chance.

And if you went back a page you would see that I said: "There's this guy: http://en.wikipedia....Charlie_Clouser I don't know if this has anything to do with it, though. If this is SNS or something would he not say that it was a "sequel to a house?"" So yes. I know that it is an "original" house. What I mean by "in theory" is that "original" houses at HHN can go a few different ways. A: It could be entirely original or original enough to where the sources or influence of said house were almost invisible. Something like "The inbetween" B: Stepping down a degree of originality, it could be based on a movie or franchise that's popular, but they want to put their own spin on it, something A&D should be known for doing by this point. Examples would include: Body collectors, Saws 'n' Steam, Interstellar terror, etc. If it is more likely that it is possibly something more like case B, then it would probably be okay to make connections between existing properties in order to guess what it might be. Which people were already doing.

In theory.

A&D reads our spec? I can hear them... Laughing at us.

Interestingly enough, and no one has brought this up, but Charlie McPherson has connections to more than dead exposure. He and his camera photos were also mentioned in "Zombiegeddon" as being analyzed by ZAP. Zombiegeddon basically being brought upon by the events of the scarezone: "Zombie Gras" and New Orleans has been mentioned a few times, as well. Then again, this probably refers to something else. By the way, is there any way something like the "festival of the dead parade" could come back? It DID appear during hhn X, the first year we had Jack the clown, after all.

There's this guy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Clouser I don't know if this has anything to do with it, though. If this is SNS or something would he not say that it was a "sequel to a house?"

I'm seriously wanting this to actually happen. Or, if the hair is any indication that they're going to go into a Mad Max-ish direction Saws n' Steam: Blood drive.

I assume DTF is talking about figuring out the purpose of the construction and walls that are going up in that area.

I know that, but both works could be misconstrued as offensive by people who don't know what they're talking about. These people function as if satire doesn't exist.

Am I the only one who is somewhat surprised we would be getting RHPS after the what happened in Hollywood last year? "Social justice activists" ripped that thing down pretty hard.

While that's an excellent game, we already have "Vampyre." Also using tvtropes for our clues is kind of... A stretch. (Vampyre if you don't know is, from what I remember, heavily based on the game series).

Just wanted to mention something: NIN mentioning "broken machine(s)" (as seen in the clue) is not relegated to just "Happiness in slavery." In "Gave up" on the same album ("Broken") this theme appears again in the lyrics "still cannot fix this broken machine." I think the one for "Happiness in slavery" probably means more, but in the interest of getting all of the information out, I thought this could be relevant. Here's the information on both songs: http://www.ninwiki.com/Gave_Up http://www.ninwiki.com/Happiness_In_Slavery_%28song%29

...Although it would probably never happen, I would love to see this come to the event: But we can probably look forward to seeing something similar to this... Just... More clowns.

The very same. Although for Hollywood, its basically every year. And by "Clownz" I mean, Clownz modified to be a steam-punk type of thing.

I have a theory no one will like, and I only have to say one word: "Clownz."

Yeah, he doesn't look like any of the characters specifically but it could be a "splicer" of some sort.

Anybody else getting a bioshock/saws n' steam vibe from that image? Those cogs in the background, the overuse of gold and a few other elements are kind of steam punk-ish. Plus, happiness in slavery? "Would you kindly?" "A man chooses. A slave obeys."