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-	<div style="background: green; color: purple; width: 250px">I love this! I know how to use it now.</div>	+	=210 Seconds (Rough Estimate)=
		+	''(The entirety of [[160 Seconds]], but with "160" in the intro replaced with "210")''
-	'''''Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2''''' is the [[2000 in film|2000]] [[sequel]] to the hit film ''[[The Blair Witch Project]]'', directed by [[Joe Berlinger]]. Another sequel was planned but no mention has come of it recently. <ref> [http://www.webwombat.com.au/entertainment/movies/blair_int.htm] Web Wombat The Blair Witch Project 3: Interview with Dan Myrick</ref>	+	[[4 branches]]: '''HOMESTAR:''' Chinese b-
-	==Cast==	+	[[the chair]]: '''STRONG BAD:''' Class!
-	*[[Kim Director]] - Kim Diamond	+
-	*[[Jeffrey Donovan]] - Jeffrey Patterson	+
-	*[[Erica Leerhsen]] - Erica Geerson	+
-	*[[Tristine Skyler]] - Tristen Ryler	+
-	*[[Stephen Barker Turner]] - Stephen Ryan Parker	+
-	*[[Lanny Flaherty]] - Sheriff Cravens	+
-	==Production==	+	[[what i want]]: '''MARZIPAN:''' Forgettably precious.
-	After the massive success of ''[[The Blair Witch Project]]'', [[Artisan Entertainment|Artisan]] was eager to produce a sequel while the film's popularity was still at its peak. However, [[Haxan Films]], who created the original film, was not ready to begin work on a follow-up, preferring to wait until the initial buzz had died down.<ref>Morris, Clint. [http://www.webwombat.com.au/entertainment/movies/blair_int.htm 'Interview with Daniel Myrick and Ed Sanchez'] Web Wombat. 2008.</ref> Artisan decided to proceed without them, hiring [[Joe Berlinger]], who had previously (and subsequently) only done true documentaries, to direct. ''Blair Witch'' directors [[Daniel Myrick]] and [[Eduardo Sánchez]] served as executive producers on the film, but later stated that they had little influence on production and were unsatisfied with the finished film.	+
-	Stylistically, ''Book of Shadows'' was the direct opposite of its predecessor: though the film occasionally utilizes the [[point of view shot|point of view]] camcorder/pseudo-documentary format used in the first movie, ''Book of Shadows'' more closely resembles the glossy, big-budget special effects-laden horror films that ''Blair Witch'' was a counter to. Berlinger has stated that he originally made the film with more of an ambiguous tone, but Artisan recut the film and re-shot certain scenes to add more "traditional" horror movie elements, thus creating what they saw as a more "commercial" film. Berlinger repeatedly expresses his dislike of the studio's changes throughout the film's DVD commentary.	+	[[looking old]]: '''MARZIPAN:''' Up to your chin right
-	Though ''Book of Shadows''' marketing campaign made no attempt to present the film as a "true story", a promotional "[[dossier]]" for the film, compiled by [[D.A. Stern]], was released, including fabricated police reports and interviews surrounding the events in the film as if they were fact (a similar "dossier", also by Stern, was released as a companion piece to the first film). Additionally, similar to the first movie, each of the main characters retain the first names of their respective actors, though their surnames are changed slightly.	+	[[strong badathlon]]: '''STRONG BAD:''' To the wrong athletes
-	==Release and Reception==	+	[[unnatural]]: '''STRONG BAD:''' Kill him? '''STRONG SAD:''' We do-
-	''Book of Shadows'' was released throughout the world in 2000-2002. In the [[United States]], it debuted at number 2 with $13,000,000. After 8 weeks, it finished with $26,421,314<ref>[http://boxofficemojo.com/movies/?page=weekend&id=blairwitch2.htm Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 (2000) - Weekend Box Office Results<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref>	+
-	Overall, internationally the film made $47,737,094.<ref>[http://boxofficemojo.com/movies/?page=main&id=blairwitch2.htm Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 (2000)<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref>	+
-	Although its theatrical release made a profit, critical reaction to ''Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2'' was mostly negative. It currently holds a 13% "Rotten" rating on [[Rotten Tomatoes]], based on 101 reviews.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/book_of_shadows_blair_witch_2/ |title=Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 |author=[[Rotten Tomatoes]] }}</ref> [[Metacritic]] reported, based on 34 reviews, an average rating of 15 out of 100, indicating "Extreme Dislike or Disgust."<ref>[http://www.metacritic.com/video/titles/blairwitch2bookofshadows Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2], Metacritic</ref> Additionally, ''Book of Shadows'' was nominated for five [[Razzie Awards]], including "Worst Picture", and won for "Worst Remake or Sequel".	+	[[the movies]]: '''HOMESTAR:''' -tuce. Throw
-	[[Roger Ebert]], who gave the [[The Blair Witch Project|first film]] four stars (out of four), gave ''Book of Shadows'' two stars, calling it "a muddled, sometimes-atmospheric effort that could have come from many filmmakers" and "not a very lucid piece of filmmaking." <ref>[http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20001027/REVIEWS/10270302/1023 Review by Roger Ebert], Chicago Sun-Times</ref> Shawn Levy of the [[Portland Oregonian]] gave a mildly positive review, saying: "There are moments of pleasure, humor, and [...] terror to be had here."<ref>Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 review, Shawn Levy, Portland Oregonian, 2000</ref> Luke Y. Thompson of the [[Dallas Observer]] said the film "deserves points for creativity" but is "not entirely successful."<ref>Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 review, Luke Y. Thompson, Dallas Observer, 2000</ref>	+	[[your funeral]]: '''HOMESTAR:''' Abraham Lincoln
-	[[Owen Gleiberman]] of [[Entertainment Weekly]] called the film "a flat [...] thriller."<ref>Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 review, Owen Gleiberman, Entertainment Weekly, 2000</ref> Chris Kaltenbach of the [[Baltimore Sun]] said: "Gets credit for avoiding the easy path. Too bad the path it chooses doesn't lead us anywhere we want to be taken."<ref>Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 review, Chris Kaltenbach, Baltimore Sun, 2000</ref> Jack Mathews of the [[New York Daily News]] commented that "the characters are boring, the violence generic, the suspense nonexistent."<ref>Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 review, Jack Mathews, New York Daily News, 2000</ref> Wesley Morris of the [[San Francisco Examiner]] called the film "throwaway megaplex fodder."<ref>Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 review, Wesley Morris, San Francisco Examiner, 2000</ref> [[David Edelstein]] of [[Slate (magazine)|Slate]] summed up his thoughts with, "Lordy, what a stinker."<ref>Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 review, David Edelstein, Slate, 2000</ref>	+	[[from work]]: '''HOMESTAR:''' -veges. It helps
-	=="The Secret of Esrever"==	+	[[rough copy]]: '''STRONG SAD:''' -tellectual property.
-	Much like the first ''Blair Witch'', ''Book of Shadows'' also featured a marketing [[gimmick]], although this one centered around the film's video release, fully exploiting video technology. The DVD and VHS releases came with a featurette detailing "The Secret of Esrever", a number of near-[[subliminal message]]s in the form of hidden words and images that were placed throughout the film. The featurette encouraged viewers to watch certain scenes in reverse and/or frame-by-frame in order to decode the "secret", and, through scrambled letters flashed throughout the program, offered five clues to where they could be found: "door", "water", "mirror", "rug" and "grave".	+
-	An example of these messages can be seen in a scene early in the film where the main characters are in a graveyard, standing behind a tombstone inscribed with the word "Treacle". The shot briefly cuts away and then cuts back, though the same tombstone now reads "Further". This is seen for approximately one second until it cuts away again, and the tombstone once again reads "Treacle" for the remainder of the scene.	+	[[underlings]]: '''STRONG BAD:''' Get Mrs. Hard-
-	When all of the clues were identified, the hidden words, when put in the correct order, spelled out "seek me no further", plus an extra hidden word, "or". Viewers could then go to the official Blair Witch website and type the words into a special search box: typing "seek me no further" would play an extra scene from the movie, and typing "seek me no further or" would enable them to add their name to a list of people who had also decoded the message. As of 2008, this function is no longer available.	+	[[more armies]]: '''HOMESTAR:''' Saaay
-	==DVD and Soundtrack Releases==	+	[[the paper]]: '''STRONG BAD:''' Doesn't quite
-	===DVD===	+
-	The DVD of ''Book of Shadows'' was released on [[September 18]], [[2001]] on a double-sided [[DVD]]/[[CD]] disc. The DVD side included few special features, including the "Secret of Esrever" featurette, audio commentaries by Joe Berlinger and [[Carter Burwell]], production notes and a live video of the band [[Godhead (band)|Godhead]].	+
-	The CD side featured three cuts from the official soundtrack (Godhead's "The Reckoning", [[Tony Iommi]]/[[Dave Grohl]]'s "Goodbye Lament" and [[Steaknife]]'s "Tommy (Don't Die)"), Carter Burwell's entire instrumental score and a live recording of Godhead's "The Reckoning".	+	[[mini-golf]]: '''STRONG BAD:''' In this infernal pl-
-	===Soundtrack===	+	[[concert]]: '''STRONG BAD:''' Nope. They're a
-	Two soundtracks for ''Book of Shadows'' were released: the first was released through [[Priority Records]] on [[October 17]], [[2000]]. The second, released through [[Milan Records]] on [[October 24]], [[2000]], consisted of Carter Burwell's instrumental score.	+
-	====Track listing====	+	[[hygiene]]: '''STRONG BAD:''' No matter what he does.
-	# "The Reckoning" - [[Godhead (band)|Godhead]]	+
-	# "Lie Down" - [[P.O.D.]]	+
-	# "Goodbye Lament" - [[Tony Iommi]]/[[Dave Grohl]]	+
-	# "Dragula (Hot Rod Herman Remix)" - [[Rob Zombie]]	+
-	# "[[Mind]]" - [[System of a Down]]	+
-	# "Stick It Up" - [[Slaves on Dope]]	+
-	# "[[Suicide is Painless]]" - [[Marilyn Manson]]	+
-	# "Soul Auctioneer" - [[Death in Vegas]]	+
-	# "PS" - [[Project 86]]	+
-	# "[[Old Enough]]" - [[Nickelback]]	+
-	# "[[Feel Alive]]" - [[U.P.O.]]	+
-	# "Tommy (Don't Die)" - [[Steaknife]]	+
-	# "Arcarsenal" - [[At the Drive-In]]	+
-	# "Human" - [[Elastica]]	+
-	# "[[Feel Good Hit of the Summer]]" - [[Queens of the Stone Age]]	+
-	===The Shadow Of The Blair Witch===	+	[[original]]: '''BUBS:''' B'zuh!
-	The Shadow Of The Blair Witch was a documentary created for the DVDs special features. It aired on the Sci Fi channel in the U.S and Channel 4 in the U.K.  The documentary follows the story of Jeff Patterson, a character in the movie but in the mockumentary, he is portrayed as if he was real. The mockumentary follows the murders that he commited which were in the movie.	+
-	==References==	+	[[bike thief]]: '''STRONG BAD:''' Side of this couch
-	{{Reflist}}	+
-	==External links==	+	[[pizza joint]]: '''MAN IN PIZZA COSTUME:''' It burns!
-	*{{imdb title|id=0229260|title=Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2}}	+
-	* {{amg movie|1:214073|Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2}}	+	[[slumber party]]: '''STRONG BAD:''' Can you guys start
-	*{{rotten-tomatoes|id=book_of_shadows_blair_witch_2|title=Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2}}	+
-	*[http://www.bbc.co.uk/films/2000/10/24/joe_berlinger_bw2_interview.shtml BBC Interview]	+	[[web comics]]: '''TAKE DAGGER:''' Hiya
-	*[http://www.angelfire.com/ar2/Heatherondo/BWP2/Esrever.html A website detailing the 'Esrever' images]	+
		+	[[business trip]]: '''THE KING OF TOWN:''' Units? '''STRONG BAD:''' What
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		+	[[yes wrestling]]: '''HOMESTAR:''' The power... of
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		+	[[diorama]]: '''STRONG BAD:''' -lupe Hidalgo
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		+	[[nightlife]]: '''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' More...more
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		+	[[environment]]: '''STRONG BAD:''' -pliant sticker!
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		+	[[winter pool]]: '''HOMESTAR:''' You're such a good
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		+	[[fan club]]: '''STRONG BAD:''' ''(screams)''
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		+	[[pet show]]: '''HOMESTAR:''' Potion. A taste
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		+	[[licensed]]: (Strong Bad slides) '''STRONG BAD:''' What's
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		+	[[buried]]: '''BUBS:''' Is! '''STRONG SAD:''' Uh
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		+	[[shapeshifter]]: '''COACH Z:''' Coming to your concession
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		+	[[rated]]: '''BUBS:''' Bake sale!
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		+	[[specially marked]]: ''(The [[Deleted]] buzzer, and a message reading "SBEMAIL 194 IS NOT INCLUDED BECAUSE IT DOES NOT HAVE A 194th SECOND")''
		+
		+	[[love poems]]: '''HOMESTAR:''' Apples!
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		+	[[hiding]]: '''STRONG BAD:''' Coma!
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		+	[[your edge]]: '''STRONG BAD:''' Where'd you check?
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		+	[[magic trick]]: '''STRONG BAD:''' But now, not only does
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		+	[[being mean]]: '''HUNGRY SHARK:''' Makes me wanna
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		+	[[email thunder]]: ''(Strong Bad runs out of Homestar's computer room)''
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		+	[[hremail3184]]: '''COACH Z:''' Bad! I was gonna
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		+	[[imaginary]]: '''LIL' STRONG BAD:''' -ti! I'd like you to meet
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		+	[[independent]]: '''STRONG BAD:''' Solid gold sc-
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		+	[[dictionary]]: '''STRONG BAD:''' To Z
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		+	[[videography]]: '''STRONG BAD:''' ''(chuckles)''
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		+	[[sbemail206]]: '''ANNOUNCER:''' For all your consummate
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		+	[[too cool]]: '''STRONG BAD:''' Mysteriously with no return
		+
		+	[[The Next April Fools Thing]]: '''STRONG BAD:''' -low lives, and this
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		+	[[parenting]]: '''THE KING OF TOWN:''' I've got this seven-
		+
		+	[[robots]]: '''STRONG BAD:''' -es? Just make someth-
		+
		+	= Costume Palace =
		+	'''Costume palace''' is some the time said by some characters in this cartoon show. Don't ask me why they say it because I already forgot.
		+
		+	==Appearances==
		+	*Email [[fingers]] {{--}} [[Strong Bad]] corrects the email's use of the phrase "costume place" by saying "costume palace".
		+	*[[The King of Town's Character Video]] {{--}} [[The King of Town]] claims to have not bought his crown at the costume palace.
		+	*{{dvdcom|halloweener}} {{--}} [[Matt Chapman]] mispronounces the word "costume" and turns it into a reference to "costume palace", claiming it to be from one of their "later wepisodes".
		+	*[[8-Bit is Enough]] {{--}} Upon encountering [[Strong Sad]] as [[Sluushfuund]], Strong Bad suggests that his order was mixed up at the costume palace.

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[edit] 210 Seconds (Rough Estimate)

(The entirety of 160 Seconds, but with "160" in the intro replaced with "210")

4 branches: HOMESTAR: Chinese b-

the chair: STRONG BAD: Class!

what i want: MARZIPAN: Forgettably precious.

looking old: MARZIPAN: Up to your chin right

strong badathlon: STRONG BAD: To the wrong athletes

unnatural: STRONG BAD: Kill him? STRONG SAD: We do-

the movies: HOMESTAR: -tuce. Throw

your funeral: HOMESTAR: Abraham Lincoln

from work: HOMESTAR: -veges. It helps

rough copy: STRONG SAD: -tellectual property.

underlings: STRONG BAD: Get Mrs. Hard-

more armies: HOMESTAR: Saaay

the paper: STRONG BAD: Doesn't quite

mini-golf: STRONG BAD: In this infernal pl-

concert: STRONG BAD: Nope. They're a

hygiene: STRONG BAD: No matter what he does.

original: BUBS: B'zuh!

bike thief: STRONG BAD: Side of this couch

pizza joint: MAN IN PIZZA COSTUME: It burns!

slumber party: STRONG BAD: Can you guys start

web comics: TAKE DAGGER: Hiya

business trip: THE KING OF TOWN: Units? STRONG BAD: What

yes wrestling: HOMESTAR: The power... of

diorama: STRONG BAD: -lupe Hidalgo

nightlife: HOMESTAR RUNNER: More...more

environment: STRONG BAD: -pliant sticker!

winter pool: HOMESTAR: You're such a good

fan club: STRONG BAD: (screams)

pet show: HOMESTAR: Potion. A taste

licensed: (Strong Bad slides) STRONG BAD: What's

buried: BUBS: Is! STRONG SAD: Uh

shapeshifter: COACH Z: Coming to your concession

rated: BUBS: Bake sale!

specially marked: (The Deleted buzzer, and a message reading "SBEMAIL 194 IS NOT INCLUDED BECAUSE IT DOES NOT HAVE A 194th SECOND")

love poems: HOMESTAR: Apples!

hiding: STRONG BAD: Coma!

your edge: STRONG BAD: Where'd you check?

magic trick: STRONG BAD: But now, not only does

being mean: HUNGRY SHARK: Makes me wanna

email thunder: (Strong Bad runs out of Homestar's computer room)

hremail3184: COACH Z: Bad! I was gonna

imaginary: LIL' STRONG BAD: -ti! I'd like you to meet

independent: STRONG BAD: Solid gold sc-

dictionary: STRONG BAD: To Z

videography: STRONG BAD: (chuckles)

sbemail206: ANNOUNCER: For all your consummate

too cool: STRONG BAD: Mysteriously with no return

The Next April Fools Thing: STRONG BAD: -low lives, and this

parenting: THE KING OF TOWN: I've got this seven-

robots: STRONG BAD: -es? Just make someth-

[edit] Costume Palace

Costume palace is some the time said by some characters in this cartoon show. Don't ask me why they say it because I already forgot.

[edit] Appearances

• Email fingers — Strong Bad corrects the email's use of the phrase "costume place" by saying "costume palace".
• The King of Town's Character Video — The King of Town claims to have not bought his crown at the costume palace.
• halloweener (DVD commentary) — Matt Chapman mispronounces the word "costume" and turns it into a reference to "costume palace", claiming it to be from one of their "later wepisodes".
• 8-Bit is Enough — Upon encountering Strong Sad as Sluushfuund, Strong Bad suggests that his order was mixed up at the costume palace.