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== Easter Eggs == | == Easter Eggs == | ||
*Most of the emails have three kinds of secrets: | *Most of the emails have three kinds of secrets: | ||
- | **Audio commentary: Accessible by pressing the "Language" or "Audio" button. | + | **Audio commentary: Accessible by pressing the "Language" or "Audio" button. On the first three discs, many emails do not have commentary. |
- | **Secret "angle": Accessible by pressing the "Angle" button. Usually used to display the short pop-ups that | + | **Secret "angle": Accessible by pressing the "Angle" button. Usually used to display the short pop-ups that would appear when clicking on elements during the web version of emails. |
- | **Secret menu options: | + | **Secret menu options: Hidden menu options {{--}} a little icon that looks like Strong Bad's head {{--}} can be found by navigating in directions other than the visible options (for instance, pressing "down" when menu options are listed left-to-right), often pressing more than once. All Easter eggs are listed in the "DVD Version" sections of the [[Strong Bad Email]] articles. |
- | *Each menu has a secret Easter egg | + | *Each menu has a secret Easter egg that automatically plays after a short period of time. |
==Fun Facts== | ==Fun Facts== |
Revision as of 18:57, 1 February 2023
- This article is about the DVD set. For the actual emails, see Strong Bad Emails.
strongbad_email.exe | |
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DVD series collecting Strong Bad Emails 1-200 | |
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Released | Disc 1, 2, & 3 set: November 9, 2004 Disc 4: July 25, 2005 Disc 5: June 5, 2007 Disc 6: November 24, 2008 1-200 Six Disc Set: November 9, 2020 |
Region | 0 - NTSC format |
DVD authoring and encoding | Ryan Sterritt |
Video footage and editing | Ryan Sterritt |
Mixed by | Russ T. at Ruby Red Productions (Discs 1-3) |
Cover design | Craig Zobel (Discs 1-3) |
3D animation | Ryan Bradley (Disc 1) |
Jacob Slutsky (Discs 1-5) | |
Ted Kotsaftis (Discs 1-5) | |
Jake Rodkin and Nick Herman (Disc 6) | |
Music | Y-O-U (karaoke songs) |
They Might Be Giants (different town, Disc 3) | |
Thanks to | Willem Hartong and The Future Animators of the Future (Discs 1-3) |
Randy Dudley at Planet Studio (Discs 1-3) | |
Lucky Yates (Disc 4) | |
Nick Niespodziani (Disc 4) | |
Jonathan Howe (Discs 4-5) | |
Peter Olson (Discs 4-5) | |
Karen Wagner (Disc 5) | |
Telltale Games (Disc 6) |
strongbad_email.exe is the first Homestar Runner DVD series, primarily collecting Strong Bad Emails.
The first three discs, comprising the first 100 emails, were sold as a 3-disc box set; Discs 4, 5, and 6 were released in later years and sold individually. The original box set was first sold on the Flash Store, with the later discs releasing to the Yahoo Store. When the store moved to Shopify, only Disc 5 was available until its discontinuation in mid-2017; strongbad_email.exe DVDs were unavailable for purchase until 2020, when they were re-released in a 6-disc compilation.
Contents |
Disc Contents
* Discs 1-3 were sold bundled together in a box set.
- Sbemails' 50 Greatest Hits DVD contains 50 fan-favorite Strong Bad Emails, plus five additional emails.
- Strong Bad Emails 1-200 Six Disc Set is a box set containing the original six discs in one collection.
Artwork
- See main article: strongbad_email.exe DVD Artwork
Easter Eggs
- Most of the emails have three kinds of secrets:
- Audio commentary: Accessible by pressing the "Language" or "Audio" button. On the first three discs, many emails do not have commentary.
- Secret "angle": Accessible by pressing the "Angle" button. Usually used to display the short pop-ups that would appear when clicking on elements during the web version of emails.
- Secret menu options: Hidden menu options — a little icon that looks like Strong Bad's head — can be found by navigating in directions other than the visible options (for instance, pressing "down" when menu options are listed left-to-right), often pressing more than once. All Easter eggs are listed in the "DVD Version" sections of the Strong Bad Email articles.
- Each menu has a secret Easter egg that automatically plays after a short period of time.
Fun Facts
Explanations
- .exe is a file extension meaning "executable". An executable file contains code for a program and "executes" it in an operating system; .exe files are primarily used in Microsoft Windows or historically in DOS (e.g., "Peasants_Quest.exe" ran the Peasant's Quest program), but not on a Macintosh computer (which The Cheat uses). Specifically, "strongbad_email.exe" is what Strong Bad types on his computer to begin nearly every email, except for the following:
- All emails on the Tandy 400, where Strong Bad types: run "strongbad's_email"
- the bird, weird dream, where Strong Bad does not type anything to open his email.
- anything, where Homestar types: run "sb_enail.com"
- secret identity, where Strong Bad types: strongbad_email.wad
Trivia
- This is The Brothers Chaps' 3D CGI debut.
- When the DVD set was first released, it was in such high demand that the online store quickly ran out.
External Links
- IMDB page for strongbad_email.exe Disc 1-3
- IMDB page for strongbad_email.exe Disc 4
- IMDB page for strongbad_email.exe Disc 5
- IMDB page for strongbad_email.exe Disc 6
See Also
strongbad_email.exe |
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Disc One | Disc Two | Disc Three | Disc Four | Disc Five | Disc Six Sbemails' 50 Greatest Hits DVD Strong Bad Emails 1-200 Six Disc Set DVD Artwork | DVD Promo | DVD Commentary Speakers |