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To reclaim some personal time while raising young children, the author reflects on their late-night YouTube ritual and writing aspirations, particularly sparked by a video on Marvel’s Pryde of the X-Men pilot produced by Dan Larsen. This viewing prompted thoughts about the fluidity of pop culture narratives and the responsibilities associated with sharing factual information. The author acknowledges enjoying Larsen’s work but felt compelled to correct a detail regarding the pilot’s VHS release date, which led to a deeper dive into its release history.
While researching, the author verified that Pryde of the X-Men was released on VHS in both 1988 and 1991, clarifying misconceptions tied to its production timeline. They grapple with the accuracy of information shared in various media, questioning the responsibilities of non-professional commentators and how inaccuracies can proliferate online. As they sift through personal archives and documents, the notion that financial reallocations from Robocop the Animated Series funded the X-Men pilot comes under scrutiny. Ultimately, the author highlights the importance of diligent research, especially as narratives transition from personal blogs to larger platforms like Wikipedia and IMDb, emphasizing a desire to share passionate insights while maintaining factual integrity. The discussion serves as a reminder of the delicate balance between enthusiasm and responsibility in the realm of pop culture commentary.
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Pryde of the X-Men: Fact or Fiction
