Since these scenes from Shawn's childhood were such an integral part of the show for a long time, it's natural to wonder why Psych cut the flashbacks after season 6. One Reddit user, museloverx96, has a compelling theory. According to this theory, as Shawn and Henry's present-day relationship evolves and improves, the need for flashbacks gradually wears away. Henry may have been a tough-love kind of father, but in Psych's present narrative, it's shown little by little just how much he cares for his son on a deep level. The more audiences understand this, the less need there is to emphasize the dynamic of Henry and Shawn's past. This is a logical story-based explanation for why the show would choose to taper off its flashbacks, although it could have been based more in the logistical issue of maintaining a child actor for the role of young Shawn. Either way, the flashbacks will always be part of what defines Psych as a show.
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In the week before OTRII hit Miami, Shawn Pen began receiving phone calls from a blocked number. He answered the first call to silence on the other end, so hung up the phone. When he answered the second call he heard the voice of a long-lost friend. He says he will never reveal what was said during the call, but that the conversation had been a long time coming. Hov invited Pen to come down to Miami and meet with him in person, which was accepted.
Thomas SharkeyOccupationVoice actor/singerAge28RoleSinging voice of Austin (seasons 1-3)Thomas Sharkey (born October 7, 1995) is an American voice actor. He provided Austin's singing voice for seasons one through three. The role was taken over by Nicholas Barasch in season four. He sings for Austin a total of 34 episodes in the show.
Thomas Sharkey has had voiceover roles in a variety of productions. On Nickelodeon, he can be heard as the voice of Baby Jaguar on Go, Diego, Go! and provided the voice of Shovel late in Blue's Clues run. He has also appeared on ABC's One Life to Live and provided the voice of Little Shawn in "The Big Adventures of Little Shawn and Gus", an animated segment featured in many episodes of USA Network's Psych.
Thomas Sharkey has had other voice over roles on different Nickelodeon shows. He can be heard as the singing voice of Austin from The Backyardigans and the late voice of Shovel on Blue's Clues (this was from Season 6 of the second aforementioned show). He has also appeared on ABC's One Life to Live and provided the voice of Little Shawn in "The Big Adventures of Little Shawn and Gus", an animated segment featured in many episodes of USA Network's Psych.
Well a lot of people will say, "Your son was such a hero" and all that. But to me, he was my son. And you know, sometimes it's so confusing because he was my little boy, and to share him with everybody, because he wasn't perfect, but at the same time, he was my son.
And there's also this idea that conservative voices, I mean, kind of quote, unquote, conservative voices, especially, I would argue extremist conservative voices, were saying that they were being overly moderated and suppressed on big tech platforms, or I would argue these are kind of more than mainstream platforms that everyone sees on a day to day basis, like Facebook and Twitter, Instagram, WhatsApp, those places. There was a claim that these conservative voices were being suppressed.
Was that true? So there's narrative that conservative voices, especially on the far right, we're being suppressed by social media platforms, more mainstream platforms like Twitter and Facebook and such, were unfairly censoring them versus non conservative voices, is there any evidence to that?
Yeah. So I think you know, so I'll speak a little bit to that text analysis, though, that that we had done where one of the biggest themes that came up, reference the hashtag Stop the Steal, but it's more than just, then it's more than just talking about that hashtag right. There were in the kind of text analysis that we did some of the themes that emerged from our analysis was this idea of election fraud, stealing the election, emphasis on auditing, and kind of bringing justice to the electoral power to the electoral process is identified and being an illegitimate president. All of these were kind of related, but distinct themes that popped up out of these Parler posts, all of which seemed to indicate that the idea of a false or fraudulent election was a major theme in some of the most influential Parler posters.
And I think when we look at some of the broader themes of the Parler influencer dataset and start to look at the link-sharing behavior of the kind of whole sample of Parler or close to a whole sample of Parler, we start to see these stories lining up. Shawn, say a little bit about what you saw in the link-sharing behaviors.
So so let's talk a little bit more about that shift. So we had dealt, there's one kind of link-sharing behavior that mentions more mainstream information sources, and then that shifts to link-sharing behavior. What kinds of link sharing do you see? Like, for instance, Epoch Times start to show up in and the Gateway Pundit starts to show up? What are those sites? Why is it remarkable that they start showing up as things that people are sharing around?
So if we, if we look at the whole picture, then that we've got a bunch of data about Parler, and that really, we only scratched the surface in in, you know, we've looked a lot at this, at this influencer sample, we've looked at some posts of the broader sample, or some some bits of the broader sample as well, all of it is starting to resolve a little bit in this picture. Where not only do we have this crisis, that that people are kind of talking about and living in, but where the information is coming from, or what kind of information people are sharing. That's different too.
Nor are you going to be sort of serendipitously or accidentally exposed to conflicting ideas. So even if you're kind of floating around on Twitter, or floating around on Facebook, a post that's contrary to your ideas, is you're probably going to experience that somewhere. And that's going to pop into your feed maybe quite often. But we're not going to see that within Parler because of how probably to kind of walled off and these alternative voices that might not agree with you. They're not there.
Well, maybe pouring gasoline or maybe entire semi full of gasoline into the fire. But I think content moderation is an important concept here both the lack of content moderation and Parler, but also how content moderation on other platforms drove folks to Parler. So we can think of content moderation is these actions that platforms take to regulate content that's happening that could be users report the content of the platform, platform has employees that might look over that content or contractors on my look and review those content, that content and how that connects to their guidelines. Or they might have algorithms that might automatically flag content as being problematic. So one platform, Parler. So one Parler was known as a platform with little to no content, moderation. There was some content moderation that happened. But as some of the folks at NYU have published on, it's, you know, it was really not active at all. It was just blatant horrific content that was moderated. That was it. Versus other platforms. They're doing some activity to deal with missing disinformation, problematic content, whether that's effective or not, of course, we've done some episodes on that. But in Parler, that wasn't happening. But then other users felt that they were moderated because they were peddling these conspiracy theories or misinformation about COVID, or misinformation about the election. So then whatever their content was removed, because it was untrue. Then they leave the platform like Twitter or Facebook, and then they come to Parler.
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It has been almost a year, and very little attempt at keeping the peace has been made. Until we can get these killer cops in jail where they belong, at the very least get them out of the neighborhoods they terrorize.
Using simple music apps that have sound banks and recording capabilities, people can experiment with altering different elements of the recording such as pitch, rhythm, tempo, and word order. They can then create music using electronic processing software, instruments, and their own voices. Clients, colleagues, and friends have created everything from ringtones to simple dialogue to full musical pieces, crafting a musical conversation by mingling their own inspiration and creativity with the voice of their loved ones.
Going off to college turned out to be a blessing. At first, it was quite a culture shock. I was living on a co-ed floor with people who signed so fast that it was intimidating. Little by little, I was transformed. Slowly, I was introduced to a Deaf life to the point it felt like "coming home." I was in a world where hearing didn't matter. It was a world where, if I missed the punch line of a joke, someone would kindly sign it over again until I could join in the laughter. Of course, occasionally I encountered: "Sorry, train gone!"
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