PBS: The Movie (PBS Meets The Avengers) | Gritty Reboots

Subscribe for more Gritty Reboots! Follow us on Twitter: [  / cinesaurus  ] Like us on Facebook: [  / cinesaurus  ] Produced by: Cinesaurus [http://www.cinesaurus.com] WHY DID WE MAKE THIS? To be blunt: Science, technology, and education are important to us. But we live in a world where the little news we hear of schools, research, and the arts is when they're laying their heads on the chopping block. We live in a world where celebrity and "reality" entertainment is winning the war for our attention. Though this may just seem like it's playing off a funny trope, we do need superheroes in our world. Super men, women (and puppets), like those actualized by PBS, who inspire young generations to be scientists, teachers, and artists. But those heroes will not appear unless we create them. CREW Written by: David Hudson, Steven Hudson Editing: David Zimmermann VFX: Steven Hudson, David Hudson Sound Design/Mixing: David Zimmermann Coloring: David Hudson Grip: Kevin Lane [  / _kevin_lane_  ] CAST Carl Sagan: Steven Hudson [  / hudsonfilm  ] Mister Rogers: David Zimmermann [  / davidzimm  ] Bob Ross: Jordan Brokaw [  / jordanbrokaw  ] Bill Nye: David Hudson [  / dubhud  ] Reality TV Executive: Christopher Parker [  / chrstphrprkr  ] Reality TV Assistant: Satabdi Chakrabarti [  / satabc  ] Reality TV Receptionist: Karli Zimmermann [  / karlizimm  ] Mr. McFeely: Demitrios Feredinos [  / amadmaninabox  ] Zombie Couple: David Rittenhouse, Lizeth Rittenhouse News Anchor 1: Sarah Hudson [  / sarahjhudson  ] News Anchor 2: Eric Shellan [  / ericshellan  ] News Anchor 3: Meagan Karimi-Naser [  / meagankn  ] TV Personality: Jacob Rosok [http://jacobrosok.com] Young Students: Renee, Dylan, Ethan, Gabriella, Asia, Drew, Kyle Office Extras: Johnny Sor, Evan Tomchick Special thanks to Carolyn Hudson, Katy Folk-Way, and Johnny Sor for location, talent, and catering help! BUSINESS/PRESS: [email protected] Gritty Reboots is a YouTube channel that takes popular and nostalgic video games, TV shows, comics and more and turns them into gritty, cinematic trailers.