In this video, we see three Paramecia as they struggle with relationships, sexuality, and their own mortality. Viewer discretion is advised as the content includes nudity and "adult situations."
This video is the second part of a two-part movie, so it may not make much sense if you have not seen Part 1.
So I am including links for both Part 1 and Part 2.
I know these videos are not going to appeal to everyone, but I do hope that at least a few of you find them worth watching. Let me know what you think.
Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qT08_HeTwE
Part 2:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAihafoIL8Y
The Secret Lives of Paramecia - Part 2
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Tom: I'm glad you found it amusing. Thanks for your comment.
Rik: When I ran across that camera viewfinder image in my video editing software, I jumped at the chance to use it as a gag that referred back to the "Breaking News" scene in Part 1. I got lucky with that one.
Chris: It was very gratifying to hear that you and Rik actually emitted laughing sounds while watching the video! Heck, I'd have settled for a "chortle." As for a protist soap opera, since it takes me about a week to make a 5 minute video, I don't think I'm up to 5 30-minute shows a week. Someone on another forum suggested that I do a musical adaptation. I am thinking about doing a version with actual voices instead of, or in addition to, the captions.
Rik: When I ran across that camera viewfinder image in my video editing software, I jumped at the chance to use it as a gag that referred back to the "Breaking News" scene in Part 1. I got lucky with that one.
Chris: It was very gratifying to hear that you and Rik actually emitted laughing sounds while watching the video! Heck, I'd have settled for a "chortle." As for a protist soap opera, since it takes me about a week to make a 5 minute video, I don't think I'm up to 5 30-minute shows a week. Someone on another forum suggested that I do a musical adaptation. I am thinking about doing a version with actual voices instead of, or in addition to, the captions.
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