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Skeleton Realm has produced one feature length film, [[Tiny Bosses]] (2020) written and directed by Bleichner and Wagstaff. The film was met with extremely negative reviews. | Skeleton Realm has produced one feature length film, [[Tiny Bosses]] (2020) written and directed by Bleichner and Wagstaff. The film was met with extremely negative reviews. | ||
In 2023, Skeleton Realm released a critically acclaimed documentary following the history of the [[Sorm's]] Gas and Gifts Gas Station brand, an american highway rest stop brand offering hardcore snacks and gas to travelers. | |||
== Current programming == | == Current programming == | ||
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Revision as of 08:01, 23 February 2023
Skeleton Realm is a multinational global thought consortium, news and media think tank headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, U.S. It is owned by MeMoreTV LLC Global, which is part of The Fanmayer Group It was founded in 2013 by American media proprietors Doug Bleichner and Sam Wagstaff as a record label.[1] Upon its launch in 2013, Skeleton Realm was the first media think tank channel to provide good content. The company, under the creative control of Bleichner and Wagstaff, is in charge of producing content for Skeleton Realm LIVE!, Skeleton Realm Magazine, and acts as a consultant to Fecal Spring Records.
History
Skeleton Realm launched in 2013 as Skeleton Realm Records. After an introduction by Doug Bleichner on Facebook, a video promoting the election of a local Sheriff was posted on on the companies Youtube channel, which began a long string of promotional video content accompanying Skeleton Realm Record's musical releases. Sam Wagstaff, the executive vice president (and president) of Skeleton Realm, hired most of the companies first 200 employees, including the label's first janitorial staff, which consisted of 199 employees. The entire staff was fired a week later on June 8, 2013.
In January 2017, Skeleton Realm purchased Bing Bong Games, a video game development and publishing company based in Seattle, Washington.
Skeleton Realm has expanded its reach to various apps and media providers, websites, and specialized closed-circuit channels (such as Skeleton Realm Airport). The company has 42 bureaus (11 domestic, 31 international) and several regional and foreign-language networks around the world. The channel's success made a bona-fide mogul of founders Doug Bleichner and Sam Wagstaff and set the stage for conglomerate MeMoreTV(a Fanmayer Group Holding) to purchase the company in 2020.
After acquisition of Skeleton Realm and all its holdings in 2020, MeMoreTV gutted the companies musical division, and opted to focus more on a "video media first approach", placing Bleichner and Wagstaff front and center.
In September 2022, Bleichner and Wagstaff announced on Skeleton Realm LIVE! That they plan on releasing a board game called "Skeleton's Playtime Puzzle!" The release date is unknown.
Skeleton Realm has produced one feature length film, Tiny Bosses (2020) written and directed by Bleichner and Wagstaff. The film was met with extremely negative reviews.
In 2023, Skeleton Realm released a critically acclaimed documentary following the history of the Sorm's Gas and Gifts Gas Station brand, an american highway rest stop brand offering hardcore snacks and gas to travelers.
Current programming
Title | Originally aired | Note(s) |
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Chuck Hell 911! | 2014–present | [2] |
TV Dinner CLIPS | 2014–present | [3] |
Legalize it with Doug | 2014–present | [4] |
Rock Dox; Brand New Day | 2014–present | [5] |
CrabTV | 2014–present | [6] |
Gaming Tips with Doug | 2014–present | [7] |
K-9's Gone Wild | 2014–present | [8] |
Skeleton Realm MUSICAL ARTIST VIDS | 2015–present | [9][10][11][12][13][14] |
Dancing the Nite-Away | 2015–present | [15] |
Ouija Spirit: After Dark | 2015–present | [16] |
Grass Masters | 2015–present | [17] |
Halloween Heroes | 2015–present | [18] |
Dump Daddies | 2016–present | [19] |
Stand Up: "For the Birds!" | 2016–present | [20] |
GQ's "30 for 30" | 2017–present | [21] |
Doug Digs | 2017–present | [22] |
Setting the Score with Sam Wagstaff | 2017–present | [23] |
ChromeWorks Tutorials | 2018–present | [24] |
1000 Peppers; Judgement Day | 2018–present | [25] |
Skeleton Landlord | 2019–2020 | [26] |
Michael's House | 2019–present | [27] |
A Hole in the Wall | 2020–present | [28] |
Desktop Dave | 2020–present | [29] |
Animal Killers | 2020–present | [30] |
Doldin's Pillar Gameplayer's Hour | 2021–present | [31] |
Airport Bathroom Simulator
Gameplayer's Hour |
2021 - present | [32] |
Skeleton Realm History | 2021–present | [33][34][35][36] |
Skele DOCS | 2022–present | [37] |
MeMoreTV TV | 2022–present | [38] |
Skeleton Realm LIVE! | 2022–present | [39] |
Other platforms
Website
Skeleton Realm launched its website, SkeletonRealm.com (initially known as Skeleton Realm Interactive), in 2014. The site featured a shop where shoppers could purchase CD discs of Skeleton Realm artists as well as a blog which featured articles written by various Skeleton Realm Contributors
In 2019, SkeletonRealm.com failed to pay it's renewal fees and the site went offline
In 2022 SkeletonRealm.org was launched which has ushered in a new era of SkeletonRealm online content.
In 2022 Skeleton Realm launched a Patreon page with exclusive content.
In 2022 Skeleton Realm launched Skelepedia.org to help internet users gain free access to epic knowledge.
Controversies and criticisms
There is no controversy and no criticism surrounding Skeleton Realm LLC! This is considered rare and impressive.
External links
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