I liked Big Trouble Under the Big Top. It was nice in the middle of a tough album to have a good "who dunnit" episode.

Yes, I like Get Smart, too! I havn't seen it for a while, though.

The last movie that I watched was the Sound of Music, and before that I watched Going My Way, with Bing Crosby.

What about that movie, called the big woods or something? It's about red riding hood, cinderella, and there are a few more people. It looks kind of creepy!

I am going to see Night at the museum very soon!

I <3 Wooton wrote: It taught me that I should, um, stay away from ice machines!

True!
Stay away from bikes, hard-headed friends, nice sweates, and broken watches, too!

I enjoyed the Jubilee singers as well. It is one one of my favorite episodes after album 50.

This album was my least favorite alter the reboot, even though it had a few good episods.

How do you like Saxon Math?

What curriculum do you do for writing?

Yes, I love the movie Mom's night out, it is so funny! At times the movie isn't very realistic, but that just adds to the fun of it. Alexander and the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day: is another one that isn't very realistic, but that just adds to the suspense of it. You have to keep wonde...

Maybe Walter, or Wilber for a boy. Though I think Penny and Wooton might want to name thier kids after someone who is special to them. Like: Avery Absolutely Basset.

The last movie that I watched was Despicable Me. Those minions are so fun!

Next week I am going to go see Night at the Museum 3; can't wait!

Micky wrote:I think you can divide the albums into three eras.
1: Hal Smith
2: Paul Herlinger
3: Andre Stojka

Gooey98 wrote: When the theme song changes, the whole episode has a different feel to it.

This is true. Whenever I hear the begining of an episode I can aways tell what era it is from by the theme song

What is your favorite song?

@Eleventh Doctor-I would lke to know: If we evolved over "millions" of years ago, why are we still not evolving?

Life Expectancy. Katie Leigh is such a good actress, and she really displayed Connie's reactions in an extremely lifelike way.

I just finished a book by Tim Shoemaker called The Code of Silence. It's a really good book, and easy to get caught up in. It is now one of my favorites!

@arnoldtherubberducky: How many pages is that book total?

I watched Disney's Old Yeller last night. I hadn't seen it for a long time.

Novatom wrote:I've been listening to lots of Christmas songs lately.

Ditto.

I am now thinking of a song called "How many Kings" by Downhere. This is another one of my favorites!

He was also in an episode with Robin (I can't remember the episode's name) where Robin got that chain-letter, and seemed to have bad luck.

Christmas with a capital C, by GoFish. I recomend listening to this song!

Those are really great stories!

I really should to try the quote "Shakesphere! My Lemonade!" on my little brother. I wonder what reaction I would get...

A website called the AIO Update has announced that album 59 will be released in May(2015) for OAC members, and air on the radio n July(also in 2015)! Then... album 60 will be released later in the year! Yes! I like this idea a lot more than waiting an entire year for only 6 episodes!