King's Knight To A Square Not On The Chessboard (It's An Odd Little Knight)

Cain, Pete Townsend and Abel



Image on Left:
from 3/28/11 "The Regular Show"
Image on Right:
"The Electric Guitar Before The
Discovery of Electricity" 7/27/92
from my self-published book (copyright 1993),
"Go Eyes, Go!" (posted at Archive.Org)

Before I begin speaking on the subject of this image, I want to state in the most unequivocal terms that I am a huge fan of "The Regular Show," and if it should someday prove to be the case that I have influenced that show in any way, I feel honored, privileged, and not mad.

I recently indicated on Facebook that "The Regular Show" is among my favorite TV shows. At that same moment of indicating this there, I was already half-aware, based on my past experiences as a secret super influence on the most important, etc., etc., that this could reach "The Regular Show", resulting in my influencing them. So I think I may possibly have influenced them in this instance, though of course it is not the sort of image that could only come from one person, and would not have bothered mentioning it if that was the whole reason behind my thinking this could reflect my influence.

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I've tried to make this videoclip 38% self-explanatory, accompanied by a separate, additional explanation here designed to fill in the other 62%. Initially I only wanted it to be 25% self-explanatory, and then fill in 75% of the explanation in print. However, though a separate, additional explanation is essential in order to appreciate this teeny-tiny, itsy-bitsy, scarcely real clue that I'm pointing at in the videoclip (so that you can see how they're still keeping a chair warm for me up there at the top), yet it gets more and more tedious to follow it all so people are only gonna watch the videoclip (if that) and think they're done (right, sure you'd be done). So here I will just suggest that you may possibly maybe also want to look up my blogs where I discuss (accompanied by evidence when available, if you're up for connecting dots) that:

• A conversation I once had with someone led to the premise of Tom Hanks' weekly TV sitcom, which was his first really big breakthrough

• I am a significant influence on Steven Spielberg, who is often associated with Tom Hanks

• With few exceptions over the past decade or so, I have been able to identify where Saturday Night Live has incorporated fragments from what I forwarded in (through "intermediaries") into the very next show, or the show after that. My influence prior to the past decade was significant as well.