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Incorrect credit moves and producer spam.
Had a fair few issues lately but I'll address them in a later post, to not muddy the water, as these ones are not to do with my submissions.
Okay, firstly I was watching a series, this one, and as I was two thirds of way through, I noticed the credits for two actors vanished from the cast here, these two, Kimoy Lee & Cory Yee. Found that they'd been moved to the dubbing section. Well since this series is a USA/Japan production basically Lucasfilm teaming up with Production I.G to make the series and has dual audio and dual onscreen credits according to what I've been told here, both the Japanese and English credits should be listed in Cast, this isn't a Japanese show dubbed into English, so the move shouldn't have been approved.
Same goes for this one episode of the mother show with a Cory Yee credit here.
Is there anyway we can fix this? I can try move them back but the actors may just move them again. Any way to either revert them, or alert the actors their credits are okay in 'Cast' on this one or just block them from being moved for both English and Japanese voices in future on the two series'.
Secondly and lastly.
I noticed a massive spam of duplicate producer credits on Family Guy that recently happened, someone has just added a load of extra (showrunner) producer credits, except they made a huge hash of it, looks like they were just contribution points mining. looks like they found a list like this, the accuracy of which I don't know myself but it refers to Production Seasons and not TV Seasons which are massively out of sync with each other (like The Simpsons) but they added it as TV Seasons anyway, so not only created about 500 duplicate producer credits, but probably about 200 of them are inaccurate.
These should be all removed and the person responsible spoken to and checked for other spam contributions.
Thanks.






DuraNext
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7.4K Points
4 hours ago
I would expect an official statement from the staff regarding Star Wars. Despite American involvement in the production, volume 1 was entirely produced by Japanese studios, and I would argue that the Japanese voices are the original ones and the ones considered by the studios when animating the mouths.
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