019 - Kill your television
This is Zero, writing from the wilderness. I'm pleased to report that, again, it's safe to visit- though, again, it's crowded and busy.
Long story short, it's a movie studio. A huge, mannequin-operated movie studio. They'll probably try and push you into going on camera, but it looks like there's nothing too dangerous down here other than the occasional tricky stunt, and there's usually a few mannequins willing to do all that for you anyway. Good luck sitting through the makeup, though.
Even if you manage to get stuck down here, there are trailers for you to sleep in, and the catering isn't too bad either. The movies, on the other ha Most of the time they just want to be left alone, so you should probably do just that. If they don't ask you to be in the movie, you'll just end up being asked to bring someone some coffee or something.
Captain Target, Captain Kiba, I'll be down here past my shift. It looks like they're making some sort of a documentary about robots, and maybe it could tell me something important.
[Crossed out after about fifteen minutes and followed up with:]
Never mind. Just more of that building-breaking robot cliche crap.
Long story short, it's a movie studio. A huge, mannequin-operated movie studio. They'll probably try and push you into going on camera, but it looks like there's nothing too dangerous down here other than the occasional tricky stunt, and there's usually a few mannequins willing to do all that for you anyway. Good luck sitting through the makeup, though.
Even if you manage to get stuck down here, there are trailers for you to sleep in, and the catering isn't too bad either. The movies, on the other ha Most of the time they just want to be left alone, so you should probably do just that. If they don't ask you to be in the movie, you'll just end up being asked to bring someone some coffee or something.
Captain Target, Captain Kiba, I'll be down here past my shift. It looks like they're making some sort of a documentary about robots, and maybe it could tell me something important.
[Crossed out after about fifteen minutes and followed up with:]
Never mind. Just more of that building-breaking robot cliche crap.