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|ShowName=Daily Drop | |||
|Logo=Dailydrop-infobox.jpg | |||
|Format=Scientific Destruction | |||
|Creators=[[Graham Stark]] | |||
|Status=Complete | |||
|Updates=Weekdays | |||
|Host=The Escapist | |||
|OriginalRun=October 7, 2010 - May 28, 2011 | |||
|AssociatedShows= [[Fun With Microwaves]] (spiritual predecessor) | |||
}} | |||
''"One ladder. One high-speed camera. One object about to meet its end. Every day, another drop. It's Daily Drop, from the creators of Unskippable and Loading Ready Run. Weekdays, only at The Escapist." | ''"One ladder. One high-speed camera. One object about to meet its end. Every day, another drop. It's Daily Drop, from the creators of Unskippable and Loading Ready Run. Weekdays, only at The Escapist." | ||
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Daily Drop | '''Daily Drop''' was a show from Bionic Trousers media that aired weekdays on [[The Escapist|the Escapist]]. In each episode, Paul would stand on a ladder and drop an object down to a concrete floor. The footage of the object falling was filmed with a slow-motion camera and replayed for the audience. Daily Drop had an experimental and faux-scientific theme. Paul wore a lab coat and googles while dropping, the drops were assigned sequential "Subject" numbers and were dropped into a "Drop Zone" marked with caution tape. | ||
Drops failed to break or otherwise deform upon the first drop would be re-dropped, or subjected to being struck with the Crowbar. Though Alex is shown wielding the crowbar in the intro, it was swung by several different members of the drop crew, including [[Tally]] and [[Jer]]. Some drops that resisted the crowbar were subjected to the Cinder Block, dropped directly on the resisting drop itself. | |||
The music for Daily Drop was licensed from Ukrainian musician Younnat. | |||
Episodes of Daily Drop could be watched [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/daily-drop here] on [[The Escapist]], though they appear to currently be unavailable. | |||
[[Daily Drop Episodes]] | |||
== Vital Statistics == | |||
{{ReleaseDate|October 7, 2010}} | |||
'''Presented by:''' {{AppearanceByPlain|Paul Saunders}} | |||
'''High-Speed Camera:''' {{ShootingByPlain|Graham Stark}} | |||
'''Second Camera:''' {{ShootingByPlain|Jeremy Petter}} | |||
'''Drop Crew:''' {{AppearanceByPlain|Alex Steacy}}, {{AppearanceByPlain|James Turner}}, {{AppearanceByPlain|Kathleen De Vere}} and {{AppearanceByPlain|Tally Heilke}} | |||
'''Uncredited Appearances by:''' {{AppearanceByPlain|Robin Rose}} with {{AppearanceByPlain|Ted}} the cat | |||
{{EditedBy|Graham Stark|Alex Steacy}} | |||
'''Thanks To:''' Amanda Smith | |||
[[Category:Videos]] | |||
[[Category:Daily Drop]] | |||
Latest revision as of 19:50, 4 August 2022
| Format: Scientific Destruction |
| Created By: Graham Stark |
| Status: Complete |
| Updates: Weekdays |
| Host: The Escapist |
| Original Run: October 7, 2010 - May 28, 2011 |
| Associated Shows: Fun With Microwaves (spiritual predecessor) |
"One ladder. One high-speed camera. One object about to meet its end. Every day, another drop. It's Daily Drop, from the creators of Unskippable and Loading Ready Run. Weekdays, only at The Escapist."
Daily Drop was a show from Bionic Trousers media that aired weekdays on the Escapist. In each episode, Paul would stand on a ladder and drop an object down to a concrete floor. The footage of the object falling was filmed with a slow-motion camera and replayed for the audience. Daily Drop had an experimental and faux-scientific theme. Paul wore a lab coat and googles while dropping, the drops were assigned sequential "Subject" numbers and were dropped into a "Drop Zone" marked with caution tape.
Drops failed to break or otherwise deform upon the first drop would be re-dropped, or subjected to being struck with the Crowbar. Though Alex is shown wielding the crowbar in the intro, it was swung by several different members of the drop crew, including Tally and Jer. Some drops that resisted the crowbar were subjected to the Cinder Block, dropped directly on the resisting drop itself.
The music for Daily Drop was licensed from Ukrainian musician Younnat.
Episodes of Daily Drop could be watched here on The Escapist, though they appear to currently be unavailable.
Vital Statistics
Date: October 7, 2010
Presented by: Paul Saunders
High-Speed Camera: Graham Stark
Second Camera: Jeremy Petter
Drop Crew: Alex Steacy, James Turner, Kathleen De Vere and Tally Heilke
Uncredited Appearances by: Robin Rose with Ted the cat
Edited by: Graham Stark, Alex Steacy
Thanks To: Amanda Smith
