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Oh, god. Okay, here it is. The next Little Mister, and possibly the last of mine from this series. I actually finished this like three weeks ago, but the second interview proved… difficult to finish recording. Let's say that.

BUT HERE IT IS! Many, many thanks to djkaktus and Ranomini for helping me brainstorm bits and recording the interviews. You guys are awesome. And thanks to those who read this in the drafting stages, I can't even remember who did. But you know! Maybe.

edit: AS DECIBELLE POINTED OUT, THERE IS A SAVE BUTTON. DO YOU SEE IT? YOU SHOULD CLICK IT. IT'LL TAKE YOU HERE!

Usually not a huge fan of Little Misters, but this one is done exceptionally well. +1

On the one hand, I'm a bit intrigued by the possibility of digging through an anomalously modified file.

On the other hand, if I'm supposed to be able to get at mp3s here, I can't. I'm either missing something, they're broken, or you expect me to do something beyond my ability (including digging through page source), which is… problematic.

I'm also pretty turned off by the edited file being in wikidot format. I might be inclined to overlook that if the mp3s contained something interesting, if they are there, but at the moment, I don't know what to think.

(Edit: Digging through page source is within my capability, I mean.)

This turned out really, really good.

I'm really pleased.

While it got a bit convoluted at the end, and made some links I was not a huge fan of in the second half, I still greatly enjoyed the interview and the first half of the format screw. +1

EDIT: Upon rereading, I've decided I love the second half too, and retract my previous gripes about convolutedness.

I'm getting tired of format screw/"find the hidden addendum" SCPs. Even when they are well written. If this is the new standard for the SCP Wiki then I'm pretty sure I don't like it.

I don't know whats more terrifying, the thought of Mr. Lie getting a hold of a Senior Researcher, or a global foundation dedicated to containing all those horrible things that go bump in the night using wikidot for its documentation. :P

In all seriousness, this was overall an entertaining read/listen. The recordings meshed rather well with the article, and this was a good tie into the events mentioned in Stripes.

+1. TG for Mister Collector 2016.

I really don't get the feel for this. Maybe it's just the way my brain responds to cognitive alteration. My mind just chucks the whole thing out the window and moves on.

ETA: I reacted to The Usual Suspects in the same way. Basically, once the lies get compounded enough, the solution is as simple as untying a Gordian knot: slice it with a sword and declare victory.

Not a fan of the format screw, sorry.

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My main question is "Why in the hell would Wondertainment make this?" That's always been the biggest problem with Wondertainment skips, and while it could be said of a lot of the classic Misters, I'm calling it a sticking point here. Though I'll say I liked the fact that he seemed able to confuse himself in the middle of the interview.

I still think filling out the Misters chart is a mistake.