Welcome To Scream Street!

For starters, the BBC is the main broadcaster of the Scream street series and even has distributed the series in the UK, very focused on british audiences.

Now, what have they done?

1- The BBC has financed “documentals” with missinformation to wash the british’s reputation.

2- It has justified racism, not only to black people, to irish, argentinians and many other groups they also did wrong in the past.

3- It tries to impose its conservative beliefs througth fear and oppresion.

4- Deliberately spinning narratives to make their previous countries look irrational and savage.

5- Expose children to extreme imperialist values.

If you look up , their newest controversy involves failing to censor a racial slur, just to give you an idea.

What else can I do?

For starters and because I know most of my followers are from latam so I recommend you Watch It in ant of your broadcasting services available.

In case you do live in another country , take a VPN and pírate it.

Is piracy moral in this context?

Taking into consideration that Dondavand doesnt get any money from it, and the studio that made the series is promptly closed, it seems likely the ones making a profir are not the ones behind the series we love.

Here is my version with Luella

For starters, the BBC is the main broadcaster of the Scream street series and even has distributed the series in the UK, very focused on british audiences.

Now, what have they done?

1- The BBC has financed “documentals” with missinformation to wash the british’s reputation.

2- It has justified racism, not only to black people, to irish, argentinians and many other groups they also did wrong in the past.

3- It tries to impose its conservative beliefs througth fear and oppresion.

4- Deliberately spinning narratives to make their previous countries look irrational and savage.

5- Expose children to extreme imperialist values.

If you look up , their newest controversy involves failing to censor a racial slur, just to give you an idea.

What else can I do?

For starters and because I know most of my followers are from latam so I recommend you Watch It in ant of your broadcasting services available.

In case you do live in another country , take a VPN and pírate it.

Is piracy moral in this context?

Taking into consideration that Dondavand doesnt get any money from it, and the studio that made the series is promptly closed, it seems likely the ones making a profir are not the ones behind the series we love.

Oh I just realised something - like an ignored elephant in the room:

For starters, the BBC is the main broadcaster of the Scream street series and even has distributed the series in the UK, very focused on british audiences.

Now, what have they done?

1- The BBC has financed “documentals” with missinformation to wash the british’s reputation.

2- It has justified racism, not only to black people, to irish, argentinians and many other groups they also did wrong in the past.

3- It tries to impose its conservative beliefs througth fear and oppresion.

4- Deliberately spinning narratives to make their previous countries look irrational and savage.

5- Expose children to extreme imperialist values.

If you look up , their newest controversy involves failing to censor a racial slur, just to give you an idea.

What else can I do?

For starters and because I know most of my followers are from latam so I recommend you Watch It in ant of your broadcasting services available.

In case you do live in another country , take a VPN and pírate it.

Is piracy moral in this context?

Taking into consideration that Dondavand doesnt get any money from it, and the studio that made the series is promptly closed, it seems likely the ones making a profir are not the ones behind the series we love.

I am all for officially supporting the show, but - as OP said the ship has been sailed, so piracy is the only option in favour of preservation 100%

Though idk if watching the show on, say, ABC iView for Australian fans would also mean giving revenue to BBC…*

Edit: i just remembered how much Tommy loved his works, especially Scream Street, so hopefully in the future, a future adaptation/project will be done by people who have as much passion for it as Tommy had (of course, there were people working on the 2015 show who loved working on it, but not the point)

And Factory had a big history with lots of stop motion projects (with few puppet ones on the side), so seeing it being liquidated and shut down is still as sad…

For starters, the BBC is the main broadcaster of the Scream street series and even has distributed the series in the UK, very focused on british audiences.

Now, what have they done?

1- The BBC has financed “documentals” with missinformation to wash the british’s reputation.

2- It has justified racism, not only to black people, to irish, argentinians and many other groups they also did wrong in the past.

3- It tries to impose its conservative beliefs througth fear and oppresion.

4- Deliberately spinning narratives to make their previous countries look irrational and savage.

5- Expose children to extreme imperialist values.

If you look up , their newest controversy involves failing to censor a racial slur, just to give you an idea.

What else can I do?

For starters and because I know most of my followers are from latam so I recommend you Watch It in ant of your broadcasting services available.

In case you do live in another country , take a VPN and pírate it.

Is piracy moral in this context?

Taking into consideration that Dondavand doesnt get any money from it, and the studio that made the series is promptly closed, it seems likely the ones making a profir are not the ones behind the series we love.

I am all for officially supporting the show, but - as OP said the ship has been sailed, so piracy is the only option in favour of preservation 100%

Though idk if watching the show on, say, ABC iView for Australian fans would also mean giving revenue to BBC…*

Edit: i just remembered how much Tommy loved his works, especially Scream Street, so hopefully in the future, a future adaptation/project will be done by people who have as much passion for it as Tommy had (of course, there were people working on the 2015 show who loved working on it, but not the point)

How cooked am I??

The worst thing you can do is look away or close your eyes.