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Two hand-drawn figures stand beside a sketch of the Eiffel Tower; a speech bubble above them says “BUT I AM LE TIRED!”

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The End of the World is a 2003 Flash animation that satirizes countries and leaders driving the world toward nuclear destruction.

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A sequel frame layers oil pumpjacks and missiles over a bright sky, above protest signs including “RESIST” and “MAKE AMERICA THINK AGAIN!!!.”
An opening frame from The End of the World shows a hand-drawn Earth and a small missile beside the title “THE END OF THE WORLD.”
A model wears a white-and-gold banded dress above text promoting #BIDTHEDRESS in support of Comic Relief.
Three color-treated versions of the viral dress photograph, ranging from pale cream and tan to deep blue and black.
A red-haired child laughs while holding a Freshpet-branded microphone in a white studio.
A red-haired child in a lime-green striped shirt holds a WNEP 16 microphone at a busy fairground.
A captioned reaction meme shows a smiling red-haired Potter Puppet Pals felt puppet with the words "Why must you hurt me in this way" over the image and a longer caption above it.
Four Potter Puppet Pals felt characters stand together against a blue curtain: a bespectacled black-haired puppet, a red-haired puppet, a blue-robed bearded puppet and a brown-haired puppet.
Three people pose behind six Potter Puppet Pals felt puppets in front of a blue stage curtain, including red-haired, bespectacled, white-bearded and pale-faced characters.
A frame from The Mysterious Ticking Noise shows a stern black-robed felt puppet standing alone on a small wooden stage before blue curtains.
A stylized red-and-blue robot imitates a dance pose on a dark stage beneath a circular spotlight.
Two dancers perform on a stage under a spotlight with the words Evolution of Dance 2.0 across the bottom.
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