Check. Why does the character Bella Dawson get a last name, but none of the others do? 184.145.18.50 (talk) 05:50, 5 March 2016 (UTC). If so then which one do you think worked with Gabriel Garza to write "Haunted Doll" in 2013? Check out some of the IMDb editors' favorites movies and shows to round out your Watchlist. Join Facebook to connect with Jonathan C Butler and others you may know. It is not parted on presentation, it has one set of credits and it is sold as a single 44 minute episode, Listing it a 2 parter is adding false info to the article and doesn't match what actually was created, broadcast and is currently being sold. You’ve probably never heard of Bella and the Bulldogs, a relatively new show on Nickelodeon about a perky cheerleader-turned-quarterback. Is there some guideline on this? The series stars Brec Bassinger, Coy Stewart, Jackie Radinsky, Buddy Handleson, Lilimar, Haley Tju, and Rio Mangini. We already know that a Jonathan Corban Butler worked with Nickelodeon in 2011 on Fanboy & Chum Chum from this statement directly from the show's creator: Do you think 2 distinct Jonathan Butlers worked as writers for Nickelodeon shows from 2011-2015? Geraldo Perez (talk) 17:26, 27 June 2016 (UTC), needs to say that it ended June 2016 Does she have what it takes to overcome the doubters and lead her team to victory, without compromising who she is? As we highlight in the video above, the promotion of emasculating fetishes such as cuckoldry is … Ridiculous grrlpower fantasy? If there had been multiple Jon Butlers writing for Nick then I think they probably would have insisted on a middle initial to distinguish between them. It’s fairly popular among tweens and has just been renewed for a second season. But whatever it is, it was enough to set one commenter off on a tirade about the Jews (the owners of Hollywood and, consequently, the stewards of this liberal smut). For balance, we could add some more info about Garza's work with Nick too. 184.145.18.50 (talk) 08:35, 5 March 2016 (UTC). I reverted cluebot (and submitted a false positive report), but was subsequently reverted myself without explanation. It’s genuinely fucking creepy that anyone would have the time or dedication to come up with bullshit like this. Nickelodeon’s “nick” logo … Guess which one was bigger. Jonathan Butler, Producer: The Flash. Someone added them, which was then reverted by cluebot (probably because some of the names are similar to insults). The most subtle one I’ve seen is the white girl wearing two key necklaces around her neck: Black and white keys. Good lordnbutter, we may have to check that one off too. I also think if it's possible to locate this information for Garza that we should do this as well, since a Gabriel Garza page should probably be a disambig for him and Gabriel Garza Hoth. On Mon, Jul 6, 2015 at 8:04 PM, Feinberg, Ashley wrote: I’m a reporter for Gawker, and in doing some research lately, it seems that a lot of far-right-wing conservatives have been finding allusions to racially-charged cuckoldry in Bella and the Bulldogs. And this is what one of the internet’s many frenzied, far-right-wing white supremacists claims it’s about: Bella and the Bulldogs, besides promoting anti-white (and consequently pro-black (heh)) race cucking, wallows in a panoply of filth and lies. margin: 0; So, inevitably, it ended up on The Daily Stormer, a blog born of the aggressively racist and unfortunately thriving message-board Stormfront. Numinous negros? Archived at Talk:Bella and the Bulldogs/Controversy, The first episode that starts the series "Newbie QB" is a 44 minute special episode. The bulk of the proof for this relies on the fact that Butler had once written a movie called The Cuckold, which actually does explore this particular fetish, in which black men will have sex with white women while their (typically white) husbands look on. The Daily Stormer posted the body of the petition, which “asks Nickelodeon to stop marketing cuckold fetishism, as well as other forms of sexual fetishism (foot fetishism, for example) to children.” But because petitions can only do so much, the online, pro-eugenics equivalent of a poorly produced zine also asks readers to troll and harass these child actors, forcing them “to explain why they are a part of this sickening production.”. Especially considering that his YouTube channel’s back catalogue contains such titles as “Feminism will never cure your emptiness” and “Cry the Patriarchy Away.”.