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[spiritualist]

Does anybody know the TV schedule around here? Or maybe just a TV I can actually sit down at for a while. I think I'm starting to have withdrawal symptoms or something like that. If I don't know what's going on in Neo Olde Tokyo soon I'll probably lose it and a girl like me shouldn't have to face that kind of tragedy!

[She does look pretty upset! Imagine not being able to watch your favorite show? This is the kind of torment she's going through.]

Oh, but I probably should introduce myself. Hello, I'm Maya Fey and I would really like if you'd tell me all you can about television here.

Please.

[A large smile is on her face because you have to be polite and sociable, right? Of course you do.]

Comments

[keybearer]

Well, I'd be pretty impressed if they managed to broadcast a TV show across worlds.

[SEems like it's one of those references only someone from her world would get.]

As for Whitewood... yeah, I'd watch out for the fairies. They make Tinkerbell look like a kitten by comparison.

[Not knocking on Tink, but that sass.]

[spiritualist]

Is it impossible? TV broadcasts can go all over countries. Between worlds seems doable. [Someone may not know how these things work.]

I don't really know what that means, but I imagine that means these fairies are bad news. I always thought fairies would be a little nicer.

[keybearer]

I don't know. Worlds are generally separate from each other, so it'd take some pretty impressive technology to breach the barriers for a TV broadcast.

And I guess it goes to show that fairy tales aren't always true. I'd look at these fairies more like imps than sparkling creatures of love and joy.

[spiritualist]

That's what a universal remote is for! [It has universe in its name! It should obviously span across different worlds!]

Fairy tales are like false advertising. Getting our hopes up. I bet leprechauns don't give you gold either.