"a supercut of the whole show" mf those are called episodes lol
this post was submitted on 03 Oct 2025
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Supercut i thought means everything in one video file
I was under the impression a Supercut meant a condensed version of a mini series or season where the episode have all the filler removed and turned into a 1-3hr movie depending on content left over.
This would take work and dedication for someone to do, with some artist style thrown in as well.
The last supercut I watched was Ashoka
132 episodes at about 11 minutes each is about 24 hours. Why would you want a single video file that long instead of multiple smaller files that can be consumed in reasonable chunks?
Yeah, it probably does, but he's not looking for that. He's looking for all the files for all episodes labeled and in order - and in the same folder. That way they can just run after the other in vlc or whatever.
it's a labeled supercut, so you can start at any labeled episode and go until the end from there. Or stop and restart with more ease.
But daily politics is stupider, funnier, and has more racist rednecks in it.