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Economy Watch is a 2021 web series created by Creator/DavidJohnson, in which a fictionalized version of himself discusses economics and monetary trends in a comedic manner. He is joined frequently by Isaac Johnson (Dayan Hatchwell), Dennis Smith (Nico Davis), Jimmy Garcia (Jaime Abarca), Frederick Jones (Keith Johnson), Pepita Jones (Rocio Millan Johnson) and Matthew Stratton (Nathan Booth). Delia Millan serves as the show's cinematographer and plays additional unnamed roles, such as a store employee or a doctor. The posters were designed by Nico Davis and the theme music by Send Notes. The series is produced by Johnson's production company, Creator/CircumferenceFilms.

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Economy Watch is a 2021 web series created by Creator/DavidJohnson, in which a fictionalized version of himself discusses economics and monetary trends in a comedic manner. He is joined frequently by Isaac Johnson (Dayan Hatchwell), Dennis Smith (Nico Davis), Jimmy Garcia (Jaime Abarca), Frederick Jones (Keith Johnson), Pepita Jones (Rocio Millan Johnson) and Matthew Stratton (Nathan Booth). Delia Millan serves as the show's cinematographer and plays additional unnamed roles, such as a store employee or a doctor. The posters were designed by Nico Davis and the theme music by Send Notes.Harshkrit Golla. The series is produced by Johnson's production company, Creator/CircumferenceFilms.



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!! This show provides examples of:The tropes that stimulate the economy include:



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Oh bye, I saw you there!TO BE PICKED UP ON AT SOME POINT IN THE NEAR FUTURE
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David developed the series in the summer of 2021, as he was always fascinated with video production and filmmaking, along with economics, and he felt as though there was a lack of channels, shows and videos that discuss the economy in a humorous manner, as opposed to something like gaming or other media. In August, the show premiered. Season 1 ran from August 1, 2021 to December 24, 2021 with 14 episodes, Season 2 ran from July 4, 2022 to December 25, 2022, with 10 episodes, and Season 3 began on January 8, 2023, running until that Christmas.

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David developed the series in the summer of 2021, as he was always fascinated with video production and filmmaking, along with economics, and he felt as though there was a lack of channels, shows and videos that discuss the economy in a humorous manner, as opposed to something like gaming or other media. In August, the show premiered. Season 1 ran from August 1, 2021 to December 24, 2021 with 14 episodes, Season 2 ran from July 4, 2022 to December 25, 2022, with 10 episodes, and Season 3 began on ran from January 8, 2023 to December 27, 2023, running until that Christmas.
with 8 episodes. A fourth season is in development.
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The series was intended to be his ultimate passion project - a collaboration between artists, writers, programmers, filmmakers, friends and family all focused on the economy. He has openly mentioned in the past that he would be interested in having other people take over for him if he were to retire or die.

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The series was intended to be his ultimate passion project - a collaboration between artists, writers, programmers, filmmakers, friends and family all focused on the economy. He has openly mentioned An anime is in the past that he would be interested in having other people take over for him if he were to retire or die.
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* {{An Aesop}}: Both season finales have a message or theme. "A Very Hoarder Christmas" is about the damage that commercialism and unhealthy hoarding brings, and "It's An Economic Snowfall" is about addiction to religion and how it can change a person.
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* {{NEET}}: David was revealed to be unemployed in Episode 32 and has never been seen going to school or developing training. He is said to have a net worth of 30 to 40 grand, but it's unknown how and where he gets this money.

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* {{Christmas Episode}}: The Season 1, 2 and 3 finales were Christmas specials - "A Very Hoarder Christmas", "It's An Economic Snowfall" and "'Twas The Night Before Payday", respectively.

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* {{Christmas Episode}}: The Season 1, 2 and 3 finales were Christmas specials - specials.
** Episode 14:
"A Very Hoarder Christmas", Christmas"
** Episode 24:
"It's An Economic Snowfall" and Snowfall"
** Episode 32:
"'Twas The Night Before Payday", respectively.Payday"



* {{Halloween Episode}}: Episodes 11, 19 and 30 are Halloween episodes - "Night of The Economic Dead", "Cryptic Cryptos" and "Stock Stabber". All three episodes parody common horror movie tropes, with "Night of The Economic Dead" parodying zombie movies, "Cryptic Cryptos" parodying werewolf folklore and old horror movies and "Stock Stabber" parodying the slasher genre.

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* {{Halloween Episode}}: Episodes 11, 19 and 30 are Halloween episodes - "Night of The Economic Dead", "Cryptic Cryptos" and "Stock Stabber". Three have been done thus far, one per season. All three episodes parody common horror movie tropes, with "Night of The Economic Dead" Season 1's special parodying zombie movies, "Cryptic Cryptos" Season 2's parodying werewolf folklore and old horror movies and Season 3's parodying the slasher genre.
** Episode 11: "Night of The Economic Dead"
** Episode 19: "Cryptic Cryptos"
** Episode 30:
"Stock Stabber" parodying the slasher genre.


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* {{Thanksgiving Episode}}: Three have been done thus far, one per season.
** Episode 13: "Pilgrimage Tercentenary Half-Dollar"
** Episode 21: "A Wall Street Thanksgiving"
** Episode 31: "Black Friday"
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* {{New Year Has Come}}: The Season 3 premiere, "New Year Token", was a New Year special.
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* {{Fictional Holiday}}: In Episode 31, David comes up with an alternative to Black Friday given the amount of variants that exist, including Cyber and Green Monday. His new holiday is Discounted Three Tuesdays Later, and he shot a VHS advert for it as well.

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* {{Animated Credits Opening}}: Both Christmas specials have this. "A Very Hoarder Christmas" has Lego versions of scenes from Season 1 and "It's An Economic Snowfall" showcases elements around a festive living room based off the characters.

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* {{Animated Credits Opening}}: Both The Season 1 and 2 Christmas specials have this. "A Very Hoarder Christmas" has Lego versions of scenes from Season 1 and "It's An Economic Snowfall" showcases elements around a festive living room based off the characters.



* {{Back From The Dead}}: Happens twice in the series. The first time in the Season 1 Halloween special, "Night of the Economic Dead", David returns from the dead as a zombie thanks to the old videotape being played. The second time in the Season 1 Christmas special, "A Very Hoarder Special", David returns from the dead after being redeemed in the Afterlife.

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* {{Back From The Dead}}: Happens twice in the series. The first time in the Season 1 Halloween special, "Night of the Economic Dead", David returns from the dead as a zombie thanks to the old videotape being played. The second time is in the Season 1 Christmas special, "A Very Hoarder Special", David returns from the dead after being redeemed in the Afterlife.



* {{Catchphrase}}: "Oh hey, I didn't see you there".

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* {{Catchphrase}}: {{CharacterCatchphrase}}: "Oh hey, I didn't see you there".



* {{Christmas Episode}}: The Season 1 and 2 finales were Christmas specials - "A Very Hoarder Christmas" and "It's An Economic Snowfall", respectively.

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* {{Christmas Episode}}: The Season 1 1, 2 and 2 3 finales were Christmas specials - "A Very Hoarder Christmas" and Christmas", "It's An Economic Snowfall", Snowfall" and "'Twas The Night Before Payday", respectively.


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** "Stock Stabber", "Meet The Johnsons", hosted by Frederick Jones


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* NewYearsResolution: David writes one in the Season 3 premiere, before realizing that he'll realistically never follow through with it.
-->'''David:''' Now, let's see what I've got here. Finally discuss July 22, stop talking about stupid cryptocurrencies, make friends, actually be a good person; okay, I'm not doing any of that this year.
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# Bitcoin
# Dogecoin
# El Salvador and Bitcoin
# Non-Fungible Token
# The Issue With The Penny
# Inflation
# Russian Rubles
# The GME Stock Story
# Gaming Currencies
# The Lottery
# Night of The Economic Dead
# Swiss Francs
# Pilgrimage Tercentenary Half-Dollar
# A Very Hoarder Christmas

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# Bitcoin
Bitcoin (Episode 1)
# Dogecoin
Dogecoin (Episode 2)
# El Salvador and Bitcoin
Bitcoin (Episode 3)
# Non-Fungible Token
Token (Episode 4)
# The Issue With The Penny
Penny (Episode 5)
# Inflation
Inflation (Episode 6)
# Russian Rubles
Rubles (Episode 7)
# The GME Stock Story
Story (Episode 8)
# Gaming Currencies
Currencies (Episode 9)
# The Lottery
Lottery (Episode 10)
# Night of The Economic Dead
Dead (Episode 11)
# Swiss Francs
Francs (Episode 12)
# Pilgrimage Tercentenary Half-Dollar
Half-Dollar (Episode 13)
# A Very Hoarder ChristmasChristmas (Episode 14)



# History of The American Currency
# The Russian Gas Dilemma
# Rent Inflation
# Spanish Pesetas
# Cryptic Cryptos
# American Dollars
# A Wall Street Thanksgiving
# CAKE
# The Economics of Football
# It's An Economic Snowfall

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# History of The American Currency
Currency (Episode 15)
# The Russian Gas Dilemma
Dilemma (Episode 16)
# Rent Inflation
Inflation (Episode 17)
# Spanish Pesetas
Pesetas (Episode 18)
# Cryptic Cryptos
Cryptos (Episode 19)
# American Dollars
Dollars (Episode 20)
# A Wall Street Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving (Episode 21)
# CAKE
CAKE (Episode 22)
# The Economics of Football
Football (Episode 23)
# It's An Economic SnowfallSnowfall (Episode 24)



# New Year Token
# Credit Cards
# Chinese Yuan
# The Economics of Healthcare
# The Economics of American Football
# Stock Stabber
# Black Friday
# 'Twas The Night Before Payday

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# New Year Token
Token (Episode 25)
# Credit Cards
Cards (Episode 26)
# Chinese Yuan
Yuan (Episode 27)
# The Economics of Healthcare
Healthcare (Episode 28)
# The Economics of American Football
Football (Episode 29)
# Stock Stabber
Stabber (Episode 30)
# Black Friday
Friday (Episode 31)
# 'Twas The Night Before PaydayPayday (Episode 32)

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* {{Faking The Dead}}: David fakes his death in Episode 30 in order to commit insurance fraud and get a life insurance benefit.
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* {{Harassing Phone Call}}: The {{Cold Open}} to Episode 30 is the [[Spoiler: Stock Stabber]] harassing David on the phone.

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* {{Harassing Phone Call}}: The {{Cold Open}} to Episode 30 is the [[Spoiler: [[spoiler: Stock Stabber]] harassing David on the phone.
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* {{Harassing Phone Call}}: The {{Cold Open}} to Episode 30 is the [[!spoiler Stock Stabber]] harassing David on the phone.

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* {{Harassing Phone Call}}: The {{Cold Open}} to Episode 30 is the [[!spoiler [[Spoiler: Stock Stabber]] harassing David on the phone.

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* {{Halloween Episode}}: Episodes 11 and 19 are Halloween episodes - "Night of The Economic Dead" and "Cryptic Cryptos". Both episodes parody common horror movie tropes, with "Night of The Economic Dead" parodying zombie movies and "Cryptic Cryptos" parodying werewolf folklore and old horror movies.

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* {{Halloween Episode}}: Episodes 11 11, 19 and 19 30 are Halloween episodes - "Night of The Economic Dead" and Dead", "Cryptic Cryptos". Both Cryptos" and "Stock Stabber". All three episodes parody common horror movie tropes, with "Night of The Economic Dead" parodying zombie movies and movies, "Cryptic Cryptos" parodying werewolf folklore and old horror movies.movies and "Stock Stabber" parodying the slasher genre.
* {{Harassing Phone Call}}: The {{Cold Open}} to Episode 30 is the [[!spoiler Stock Stabber]] harassing David on the phone.
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* {{Slasher Movie}}: Parodied in Episode 30, "Stock Stabber". More specifically, the episode pokes fun at ''Film/{{Scream}}''.

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