It all begins.

The month of August passed almost as quickly as September, with multiple events driven by business dealings. The Yuyu Hakusho trailer, along with Johnny Bravo, has piqued curiosity in American culture. Several other readers familiar with Phantom Report are ecstatic to see the comic they've been following for almost two years come to television.

Even though proportional sales have increased by 30%, Mr. Cloud has been explicit that sales for all companies have risen significantly, and the sales of giant companies have started to expand.

Cartoon Network officially premiered on October 10, 1990, a Friday when the channel began broadcasting. It was a historic event for some, who view its future trajectory with warm memories of these children's channels.

Today, Sunday at 6:00 PM, the first episode of Phantom Report was premiering. Unfortunately, at this time, the ways of measuring viewership are different in future eras, like tallying up the number of viewers during peak television hours. But it can't be measured in detail.

The channel had everything already seen in the premiere, with Johnny Bravo airing every day in regular programming. The Hanna-Barbera studio only managed to produce 15 episodes in collaboration, they would go on to produce another 15, and another 15 episodes after that. Until the 79 episodes proposed by Billy are completed.

Now, there's only a waiting period left. It's disappointing that all the anticipation still has to be postponed for a while. The months of major purchases like November and December are the acid test. That will decide if Warner is willing to keep buying Billy's drawings. The close relationship is composed of success and the benefits that can be gained.

-The release date for Terminator was set for December 2, 1990, - Jim Waitt said over the phone.

-Surprising, I was expecting a release for next year, - Billy replied.

-James is sending an invitation for you to attend the movie premiere. He hopes you can be part of the premiere event; this might give you some visibility. There are a few movies you can participate in; they're looking for actors to make small cameos, - Jim said.

The relationship between Billy and Jim intensified after Jim learned about Billy's ownership of Pixar and his assistance in securing some additional commercials, including three more at a good price for various brands. They even managed to produce a short commercial with LEGO. Jim's connections were no joke; the order of one and a half million dollars was quite beneficial for the company.

-It would be great to participate, though I don't have much knowledge about premiere participation. I'm not quite sure about walking the red carpet or talking to those famous directors, - Billy said. Everything usually turns out different from his abstract imagination of how events and things are.

-Don't worry, that's just for the stars. You can sneak in from behind. Exhibitionism is for some people; many producers are uncomfortable being in the camera spotlight and skip that part," Jim Waitt assured.

-I'll go. It would be interesting to see some of the behind-the-scenes activities at these famous movies, - Billy said.

-Very well. On another note, I hope you continue attending your classes. Next year, you'll be finishing school, and it would be good for you to start making some small cameos in a few films, - Jim suggested.

Starting early in Hollywood is good as long as the opportunities that arise are promising. The market for kids and teenagers is much more competitive due to the challenge of finding young actors with strong acting skills.

I agree, once I finish school, I'll have some time for various activities. It wouldn't hurt to take on some roles that can help improve my acting skills, - Billy said.

He doesn't know many movies in which he can participate over the next three years, but there must be some hidden gems. During this era, it's not essential to be a full-fledged star. Having a few good roles and representations as a budding actor is equally important.

-No rush, I've had a great year. I've progressed as an agent, and all my clients have gained recognition. Once you enter the industry as an agent, I'll give you a good deal. If you have the talent, participating as a supporting actor is straightforward, - Jim Waitt said.

He was proud, somewhat arrogant due to the achievements he attained this year. His relationship with James Cameron has improved. He signed Dolph Lundgren as the new Terminator for James Cameron's series, secured Michael Orvitz, and handed over David Fincher after his outstanding work this year. Then there's Billy Carson and the stunning British actress Juliette Binoche, who fate somehow led into his hands.

Currently, James Cameron and Juliette Binoche are his top clients, while David Fincher and Billy Carson are his diamonds in the rough.

David Fincher has an unusual relationship with George Lucas, and they don't know each other very well. Whether he's part of the Jewish clique is uncertain, but he does have some connections as he's worked on multiple projects with these famous figures since 1983. Not just anyone has so much support to advocate for multiple films, even those with special effects.

-Well, we'll keep progressing together. Pixar is going to need your support to secure some deals for a while longer, - Billy said.

-Understood. Once they unleash their 3D animated movies, they'll jump into the commercial arena, - Jim said.

-Of course. Later on, I'll ask for your help in hiring good actors to participate in the movie. We need strong voices, - Billy said.

-Wonderful! CAA is thrilled to be a part of this project. I'll have to let you go now. Call me if you need anything. I'll be negotiating with James about the Terminator premiere on December 2. I'll reach out in a few weeks about your participation here in Los Angeles for the premiere, - Jim Waitt said.

- -Very well, sir. In a few weeks, I'll call if I need your assistance, -Billy said, hanging up the phone.

A sense of anticipation welled up. David Fincher, James Cameron? Acknowledged by Michael Ovitz. What could have caused Jim Waitt to be lost in his old life?

Neon Genesis premiered last week, and the glowing reviews from Mike Richardson overwhelmed the writing of the grand debut. For now, he hoped that the series would maintain the expected sales range. This epic series of angels and demons, as well as mechas, contains a dramatic and dark backdrop.

It proposes an almost dystopian future, where the salvation of humanity is linked to a young person who serves as a pilot for a multimillion-dollar project. The title of the Earth's sole savior is displayed on a white background, resting on a young individual who becomes entangled in this adventure.

-Status-

Billy Carson:

Drawing: 28.12

Literature: 25.03

Acting: 24.48

Points: 00

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Purchased:

- Samurai Jack: 15 points.

- Hellboy: 22 points. 1993

- Slam Dunk: 30 points. 1990

- Yu Yu Hakusho: 40 points. 1992

- Dexter's Laboratory: 21 points. 1994

- Rugrats: Adventures in Diapers: 25 points.

- Pinky and the Brain: 15 points. 1992

- Animatics: 1992. 15 points.

- Johnny Bravo: 15 points. 1994

- Rurouni Kenshin: 25 points. 1994

- Evangelion: 20 points. 1994

- Doom: 15 points. 1993

- The Lion King: 30 points. 1991

- Hercules: 15 points. 1997

- Shaman King: 1997. 20 points.

- The Iron Giant: 15 points.

- Power Rangers: 1992. 20 points.

He has nearly fully published the series of Hellboy, Pinky and the Brain (Animatics), Samurai Jack, The Lion King, Hercules, and Doom.

Unlike its movie counterpart, Hercules has a much longer cycle. If possible, he wants to create a trilogy based on the myth of Hercules, bringing Disney's modern update of the original tale. Greek mythology offers a wealth of material to explore, not just limited to the Twelve Labors, but also numerous other adventures found within the Greek myths.

Evangelion, Yu Yu Hakusho, and Slam Dunk are his longer series, each having around 100 to 300 publications due to their expansive worlds and chapters.

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Cartoon Network was launched on October 1, 1992. The original series wasn't produced until much later, and most of the early shows were created in collaboration with Saban Entertainment, which had a stronger creative influence than Cartoon Network. As a result, the first major original cartoon, Dexter's Laboratory, premiered in 1996.