User blog:CloudyWithAChanceOfRainbows/Time for a DHMIS theory.

So here's what I think about what DHMIS means...

In DHMIS 4, Red Guy left, and in DHMIS 5, Duck Guy died... but not really. If he was actually dead, he won't be in the reboot. You probably noticed that right before his "death", he said "I DON'T WANNA DO THIS ANYMORE", ran out of the room, and knocked over the camera. The camera. It seems like that they're actually filming a show. A kids show, but messed up for some reason. A show with characters played by ACTUAL PEOPLE. So Red Guy and Duck Guy leaving, it's because that the people that acts them quit the crew. And of course, they have lots of reasons why they should quit. Yeah, look at the backstory of the "show" this wiki is about...

In DHMIS 6, it was revealed that Roy was behind all this. So we can probably guess that Roy was one of the creators of the show. And you might be suprised, but I think the person who acted Yellow Guy is the other and main creator. Since all the episodes start like a normal kids show, someone probably wants the show to be like a normal kids show. Possibly the one who plays the character who acts most like a kid? And plus, Yellow Guy is the main character and the last to quit. Red Guy quit, Duck Guy quit, but Yellow Guy had to stay and take up all the trauma until Red Guy pulls the plug and reboots the show. So I think that Yellow Guy's actor was the actual creator of the show. And Roy's actor was actually his dad. Yeah, I'm serious about that. I mean, let's just summarize this and you'll see: A young guy wants to create a kids show and manages to get two more people into the project. His dad wants to help with the show, but his ideas are different... no, not gory. The gore in DHMIS is just an abstract exaggeration of what the dad actually thought: the truth of society. For that part, we would have to go through each episode:

The first episode: WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE IDEA? MINE IS BEING OVERCREATIVE! Well, this story did tell us one thing: There is nothing that's "truly original". In every cartoon, there's bound to be some TV trope inspired by other cartoons. And if you decide to go into creative overdrive, then... you've already seen what happened. Wow, truth much? Yellow Guy's actor just wants to teach kids how to be creative... which is stupid since everything you learn from school, tv, etc. is already existing stuff and so is not completely original. Roy decides to implement that in Sketchbook's script and triggered the whole cast.

The second episode: TIME. Yellow Guy's actor just wants to teach kids what to do in what time and how to tell the time, while Roy just straight up turns it into an episode about what happens if you waste time. Then again, you've seen what happens: ages go by and you're still sitting in the chair waiting for the show to start, not making any difference to the world or anything. Wow, more truth much? Congratulations Roy, you just triggered the whole cast AGAIN!

The third episode: LOVE. Yellow Guy's actor wants to teach kids about simple, pure love. While Roy teaches how love can brainwash people and make them crazy. In DHMIS, this is abstracted into the form of a cult. So the effects of the love potion actually came true. At the end the whole episode is dismissed as Yellow Guy's dream, which could mean that Yellow Guy's actor is already thinking about repenting against his dad, but couldn't repent against him because he's... well, his dad.

The fourth episode: Computers I guess? Basically this: "The internet is really really great-" "FOR PORN!" I mean, let's face it, people are just wasting their lives on the internet now and doesn't care that much about real life. THAT'S SO FRIKKIN TRUE. Roy doesn't want the kids watching the show to be addicted to the internet, and so he altered it again... And Red Guy's actor finally couldn't take Roy changing it from a kids show into an overhonest show and quit. And that's why we don't see him with the others in later episodes.

The fifth episode: Healthy Eating. Roy lost it this time: All those "healthy eating" kids shows are lies, and now my own son is lying too? And so he made the teachers contradict each other and themselves. Red Guy's actor repeatedly calls Duck Guy's actor to tell him what the show has become. Duck Guy's actor finally couldn't take it and shouted "I DON'T WANNA DO THIS ANYMORE" and runs out of the room, quitting the show as well. Yellow Guy's actor and Roy had to proceed with the episode normally, or abnormally.

The sixth episode: Yellow Guy's actor is sad because Roy drove his friends to quit the show. He wants to give up on the show, but Roy wants him to continue, and so, you get it. Meanwhile, Red Guy's actor is so lonely, the whole world around him is boring like hell. He starts to think about the episodes he acted in, and something popped up in his head. He goes to Yellow Guy's actor's house, and finds him traumatized about the show. Red Guy's actor then has a talk with Roy. Roy and Yellow Guy's actor now both understand and forgives each other. They all agree to reboot the show. Since Yellow Guy's actor and Roy had both moved on from their negative relationship, the calendar moved on from father's day.

And that's it, that's the story behind DHMIS in my thought.

And remember, this is just a theory... A DHMIS THEORY!