About: Series III: Blood on the Beach

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Blood on the Beach was U'Herfuoi's third series, and by far, the most praised. First aired in April 18, 2008, it was also the slowest to become completed because of something known as the Great Delay. The Great Delay was caused because the computer suffered from a virus, but it was not fixed until three months later. While this delay was aggravating, it did allow a couple things to happen. First of all, this enabled U'Herfuoi to be able to edit the series to a great measure, and to add relations between Dannybob's and JesusRanchJohn's series. This also means Blood on the Beach is the most edited series of all. It was originally planned just to be Erik swimming through the ocean after hearing that a couple of party goers' boats sunk, and eventually finding the marine dragon and have a face-

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rdfs:comment	Blood on the Beach was U'Herfuoi's third series, and by far, the most praised. First aired in April 18, 2008, it was also the slowest to become completed because of something known as the Great Delay. The Great Delay was caused because the computer suffered from a virus, but it was not fixed until three months later. While this delay was aggravating, it did allow a couple things to happen. First of all, this enabled U'Herfuoi to be able to edit the series to a great measure, and to add relations between Dannybob's and JesusRanchJohn's series. This also means Blood on the Beach is the most edited series of all. It was originally planned just to be Erik swimming through the ocean after hearing that a couple of party goers' boats sunk, and eventually finding the marine dragon and have a face-
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abstract	Blood on the Beach was U'Herfuoi's third series, and by far, the most praised. First aired in April 18, 2008, it was also the slowest to become completed because of something known as the Great Delay. The Great Delay was caused because the computer suffered from a virus, but it was not fixed until three months later. While this delay was aggravating, it did allow a couple things to happen. First of all, this enabled U'Herfuoi to be able to edit the series to a great measure, and to add relations between Dannybob's and JesusRanchJohn's series. This also means Blood on the Beach is the most edited series of all. It was originally planned just to be Erik swimming through the ocean after hearing that a couple of party goers' boats sunk, and eventually finding the marine dragon and have a face-off before finishing. But the plot was exceptionally boring. He then added the island that Erik visits with the survivors, but once again, it did not seem essentially exciting. Then, Udaho456 read Micheal Crichton's State of Fear. He wanted to apply the same concept to one of his series, and Blood on the Beach was a perfect opportunity. The company was going to be S.O.C.T., and was going to have a longer lead later on. Erik was going to do everything the final plot did, par the mysterious creature on the island, the relations to Dannybob's and JRJ's series, and the cliff hangar at the end of the series. After starting his series, Dannybob asked U'Herfuoi if he would like to do a joint series with JRJ and him. He quickly replied a affirmative, and only had to add some discussions with other people in the company. The Mysterious Island Creature and the Mysterious Plane Creature were added later on, nearing the end of the Great Delay. Many clues were placed inside the series, some more obvious then others. When it started back on, I was a massive hit and was popular through out the people, though some found the cliffhanger annoying.

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