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Eventually, the allure of being part of a recognised 'team' lead to Edwin suggesting [[Andrew Waddle#Camera Team|Camera Team]] become a thing, as well as [[Tom McGonagle#Lighting Team|Tom McGonagle]]. Both only consisted of a person each, and were thus more commonly known by their birth names, [[Andrew Waddle]] and [[Tom McGonagle]] respectively. The {{abbr|'team craze'|a few people started teams, which was odd and cliquey}} did however lead to the eventual formation of [[Tape Team]], which, whilst on paper sounds patently absurd and unnecessary, was the only 'team' that lived up to the utter absurdity of pretending you were part of a recognised yet unelected team in YSTV. | Eventually, the allure of being part of a recognised 'team' lead to Edwin suggesting [[Andrew Waddle#Camera Team|Camera Team]] become a thing, as well as [[Tom McGonagle#Lighting Team|Tom McGonagle]]. Both only consisted of a person each, and were thus more commonly known by their birth names, [[Andrew Waddle]] and [[Tom McGonagle]] respectively. The {{abbr|'team craze'|a few people started teams, which was odd and cliquey}} did however lead to the eventual formation of [[Tape Team]], which, whilst on paper sounds patently absurd and unnecessary, was the only 'team' that lived up to the utter absurdity of pretending you were part of a recognised yet unelected team in YSTV. | ||
= Sound Cops = | |||
Sound Cops is an upcoming YSTV satirical drama, written by [[Jacob Boyle]] and starring [[Andrew Battersby]] and [[Joseph Wharfe]] as Sound Cops Kilo and Hertz, a pair of renegade detectives solving [[Sound Crimes]]. The idea was purely a joke made by Andrew whilst drunk at the pub one time, and when brought it up at [[Production Meeting]] against Andrew's protests, enough of the membership found it funny that they refused to forget that Joe said it would be made. It didn't help that [[Production Director]] at the time, [[Thomas Schubert]] put it in the production slides. | |||