Currently thinking of a Team Knight Rider meme, like i did with Power Rangers.

The following two memes are about this bus in "The Midnight After": http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_866837-Toyota-Coaster-1993.html That movie has a bus in five star role, which even appears in chinese title. But the first useful front shot appears after 105 minutes into the movie!

After 60 minutes:



After 90 minutes:

Doing a lot of ' What i actually do ' too ( even if waiting is not so )

93montero Reloaded: http://www.imcdb.org/yourcomments.php?id=bmw-driver

I am afraid only german users get this joke, but i hope some can identify Montys ponytail. For more reference look whos back: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Look_Who%27s_Back

I don't think that is Monty. Monty's tastes were more American productions, IDs and all sorts of SUVs, he really didn't go too deep into European productions and IDs.

I feel your pain about Team Knight Rider. There were several TV Series I was going to work on when bam, they were instantly done. Sometimes 7 or 8 whole (long American) seasons completed in days. Don't let that discourage you from working on that series. Someone working that quickly on TV series misses many vehicles. They're doing it the pan and scan method (preview bar at bottom), which leaves out a lot.

But bmw-driver is annoying and stupid like 93Montero.

Almost everyone on IMCDb knew that i wanted to do TKR so much. It was my favorite tv show in the 90s. Viper disappointed me when i was young and i only saw one episode (maybe it was a bad one).

I was anxious and anticipated to TKR. I wrote an email to RTL to get it in higher quality. But they didnt do it. Over a long time i tried to find a good source. At this time i also found the very same source that mike used. But it had only 2 or 3 episodes. But less than 24 hours after all episodes were uploaded, mike did it. Thats not fair! He was just lucky and instead of telling me that they uploaded all episodes, he contributed the cars himself. Mike is some disrespectful german Sauerkraut...

I am really thinking about stopping my contributional work. Doing TKR was my lifetime dream! I wanted to do this right after my birth! I wanted to do this before the first episode aired on american television. This was my television series!

My life is so hopeless now... what else can i do? Watching some boring german tv soap with misleading episode descriptions where the best parts are the car crashes? Because they are the only realistic aspect of it?

I mean seriously... "112 - Sie retten dein Leben" is like "Alarm für Cobra 11" in real-life. Not so much big-show crashes, but smaller ones, with only 2 or 3 cars involved. Just like in real life.

And these actors are painful to watch...

Watch the series you wanted to do and add the inevitable missed cars and thumbnails that can improve IDs?

The nature of contributional work means that there is always another series. Plenty of missed stuff and even stuff that needs upgraded. Before long you'll stumble upon a series you want to do or you've forgotten about that's not on here.

Plenty of times I've wanted to do a series but someone else gets in there first. I've only ever been bothered when I've done the work (think how you'd feel if you had already completed the episodes someone does? It's happened to me a couple of times.). Thankfully (maybe not the best word), it seems that most people who jump in and do series contrib work (outside of the admins and a couple of good users like yourself) either skim and do a sloppy job or decide just to do one episode or a couple of vehicles.

I agree with Sandie. I guarantee that you'll add missed vehicles. You can also add better shots of certain vehicles or higher quality pictures if that is the case.

In those cases, there is some sense of satisfaction in writing "Missing vehicles added, series now completely done" below the previous uploader's comment stating that it is complete

One trick I sometimes use when I'm starting work on a series is to open up a main page and write "Coming soon". Provided you start posting some entries within a couple of days to show you are actually working on it, no-one seems to mind.

Yes, that's what I always do before making captures (also, creating the page with the IMDb number if the movie/series is not listed yet allows to sometimes find it listed with a typo in the title :D)
You can't "reserve" a recent movie for months/weeks in advance, but for older stuff it is less a problem (less risk that someone can do it before you), and it can be justified if that covers the time before getting the DVD etc.

*le me first time using memecenter.

HaHa.

Sorry!

but the pic in "next day" view is nicer

Here do our opinions split.

I like where as much car as possible is visible. That does also look better on main page. Sometimes i also feel like i have to post a picture which helped me to identify a car, even if that is not a good main picture. Because if i put a model year without a picture to justify, i think you will laugh about me.

@Sandie: Dont worry... i just wanted to express what my exact feeling was. I should have said which picture i like the most. Didnt thought about it, because as i said "no motion blur", i kinda implied which picture i meant.

For common cars it is not useful to each time have as much as possible of the car visible: for these when there is a special angle with a more dynamic/action view, that's often nice to see too...
Additional pics are there for additional angles and more precise identification.

It has a Metz badge and noone has seen it since its additon in 2011! I am embarassed...

Here is something for the "FIRST!!!"-comment contributors:

So much of misidentifying these dangerous creatures