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2025 EastEnders Christmas Day episode

What an absolute web of drama and intrigue

And I love how Cat Slater always makes the best of herself with her outfits defense mechanism
She is magnificent

Migration

It's an animated movie about ducks
It's very funny

Back To The Outback

This is another animated movie about animals on a mission to find their friend who is a crocodile

It's very good but not as slapstick as the one with the ducks

Over the air Me TV
The Waltons

I have absolutely nothing against The Waltons. I really enjoyed it when I first watched. However, it is not the show I immediately go to when looking for something of interest.

Series 1, episode 1 - The Foundling

It is my mom's birthday, and she loved The Waltons. So I'm watching it. Synchronicity. 212 episodes. 365 days a year. The two events are bound to line up. For sticklers, there are 365.2425 days a year.

I enjoy the early episodes of The Waltons.

The foundling cannot hear, and so she cannot speak. Mary Beth tries to teach her sign language, but it's John Boy that breaks through to her.

The tail end of The Music Man with Robert Preston, Shirley Jones, and of course the famed director, Ron Howard.


Basically, I'm at the place where the town is all about tar and feathering Robert Preston.
My theater class performed the musical my last year. It was good. The student that played Harold Hill was very good.
Tuesday I was watching old Beatle performances and Paul sang Till ThereWas You, which is from The Music Man.

Freaky Friday (1976 version)

Barbara Harris absolutely stealing the show
What a fantastic performance and so very funny

Once Upon a Time at Christmas (2017)

I'm watching a movie on netflix called Straw

It's extremely powerful
It's about social injustice

Young Sheldon

I can't choose a favourite character out of this show. They're all my favourite

^^^ very true.

Pluto TV
RiffTrax: Kingdom of the Spider
RiffTrax

William Shatner is in this. Some movies are unintentionally funny without riffing (Samurai Cop). This movie, the riffing is the star because movie is too serious to be chuckled at, but not too serious to have some well placed humorous supposition thrown in. I think the riffs are good, or maybe it's the mood I'm in.

Pluto TV
RiffTrax: Kiss of the Tarantula
RiffTrax

Is it spider day on the RiffTrax channel?

Pluto TV
RiffTrax Presents: King of Kong Island
RiffTrax

Riffers are Matthew J. Elliott and Ian Potter

Matthew and Ian are very funny. There are three groups of regular riffers on RiffTrax.
Mike Nelson, Bill Colbert, and Kevin Murphy, all from Mystery Science Theater 3000.
Mary Jo Pehl and Bridget Nelson, also from Mystery Science Theater 3000.
Matthew J. Elliott and Ian Potter

All three groups has their own sense of humor and style. Matthew and Ian have very quick delivery.

This should go the LAUGH thread, but it is on the edge of humor.
Movie character says "I'm waiting for Diana."
Matthew or Ian says, "Something about being held up in Paris."
See what I mean? Did I mention they are British comedians? Please don't get upset with the U.S. We all ready have resident rump to fulfill that role. I suppose that could go in the tell a DARK joke thread.

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Why did they make this?
Action Retro

Looking at the new Commodore 64 Ultimate

(still watching King of Kong Island as well)

Dead Mary (Video 2007)

Vikings