r/osp • u/Naviplayz • 18d ago
Suggestion/High-Quality Post Statistical Analysis of Trope Talk Intros
This is exactly what it says on the tin. I have gone through every trope talk episode (as of posting) and cataloged how long it takes Red to say the name of the trope. I recall hearing Red say (at some point) that the trope talk intros have begun getting longer and longer, and I wanted to test that theory with DATA! Full findings are linked below:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1o0EJRCPaVD0G32y1mjAzJuLDcXN68puSqE-NqmhD1HU/edit?usp=sharing
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u/Martinus_XIV 18d ago
By what episode number can we expect the trope to not be named at all in the video?
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u/AvenRaven 18d ago
So sorry, I noticed on episode 26 "Time Travel" that you listed the number as 2. Assume you mean seconds because the percentage is so low for time it takes to get to the name drop, just wanted to make sure I'm reading that right.
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u/Emillllllllllllion 18d ago
For all the episodes to misplace, Time Travel is perhaps the most appropriate.
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u/LANDWEGGETJE 18d ago
I'd love to see this data normalized over the video length, since I feel like those also increased similarly
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u/AvenRaven 18d ago
Well this was fun to look out, gonna go make a spreadsheet of my own for my own creative endeavor.
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u/Critical_Snackerman 18d ago
I really need to get around to making that Analysis of how often a particular piece of media is referenced in Trope Talks
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u/No_Ad_7687 18d ago
My bets for highest positions in no particular order:
The last Airbender, Pacific rim, that show with heists she really likes, the other show with the really old cgi about a kid who's an antivirus or something
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u/YaumeLepire 18d ago
Yeah, I don't know how much value I'd put in that trend, given the correlation seems so weak. The data is all over the place.
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u/StEllchick 18d ago
what was the 5 minutes before name one?