ACCEPTING ANXIETY, Part 1/2: Excepting Anxiety! | |
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Season 1, Episode 17 | |
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Air date | 06-10-2017 |
Link | ACCEPTING ANXIETY, Part 1/2: Excepting Anxiety! |
Transcript | Transcripts/ACCEPTING ANXIETY, Part 1/2: Excepting Anxiety! |
Characters featured | Roman Sanders, Patton Sanders, Logan Sanders |
Episode guide | |
Previous Becoming a CARTOON! feat. Butch Hartman! |
Next ACCEPTING ANXIETY, Part 2/2: Can Anxiety Be Good? |
“ACCEPTING ANXIETY, Part 1/2: Excepting Anxiety!” is episode 17 season 1 of the Sanders Sides youtube series. It was published on July 10, 2017.
Summary
Logan, Patton and Roman realize Thomas is acting weird and try to figure out what the problem is.
Video Description
“I don't think I've ever been described as particularly... chill. My heightened anxiety, both socially and in general has been something I've had to deal with a lot. But what if any and all fear, shame, and anxiety suddenly up and went away? In this video, it appears that this has indeed happened, and the other Sanders Sides are trying to figure out what happened, and if this is a good or bad thing... Please enjoy my Disney references, my love of slapstick, my adoration for the movie Clue, and some eerie twists in the first part of this Sanders Sides journey!
A BIG THANK YOU to my friend, Joan, for not only helping to write this episode, but also for helping to create props and background set for this video. Many hours and a whole ton of brain power went into it and I am eternally grateful!!
Also a huge thank you to Talyn for ALSO working on the effects, props, and set for this video!! So many hours dedicated to this. They are amazing!!
Thank you to Drew for helping with the edit for the thumbnail for this video!”
Trivia
- Virgil's Room and the idea of rooms for the Sides is first introduced.
- This is the first of two video in the story arc for “ACCEPTING ANXIETY”.
- The title of the video is a pun; the two video story arc is about 'accepting' Anxiety, and this video contained all the known Sides 'excepting' Anxiety.