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Tue Jul 21, 2020 11:46 am

Me. I did it

Yay, thank you to you and the team, Belle and Mr. Isom! <3

Pride and Prejudice 1996. Most movies annoy me after I watch them after the first time. Pride and Prejudice never grows old, its timeless, its a classic and its peaceful. I could watch it forever. And Colin Firth. :inlove: https://media2.giphy.com/media/srg19CG0cKMuI/200w.webp?cid=790b7611902b4426c...

My siblings are obsessed. They plug a computer into our tv and finally induct me. They assure me the animation gets better and I'm thinking, "It can scarcely get worse." Those shoulders made of a bunch of angles are offputting. But I warmed up to it. At this point, yes, I'm a fan! I love t...

That movie was an excellent comedy. When the villain physically backed Abby Johnson up against the railing and proceeded to give her the, "How could you, after all I've done for you- I made you!" villain speech I howled inside. And when she went on to say, "abortion is our fries and s...

...Oh for Pete's sake. My heart.

lol

*reads Shnoodlec's avatar* So it seems.

Love classical, from symphonies to concertos, especially the impressionist period. Dvorak is my go-to, but Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, Handel and all the rest are my idols. Also a high-five to TS. My other favorite genre is pop. I love it just as much. Adele, Ed Sheeran, Swift and Bastille are some favo...

Yeah, Emily is very flawed. She gets on people's neves and hey, if she annoys you then well, you're not liable to like her. But I like how, as often as she snaps at people, as pushy as she is, she's hardworking, friendly, funny, confident, and above all, smart. So at least when she's pushy, she's of...

Too cool. I quit near Woody, do you also, Miss Friendship?

I've slid back and forth. It has funny bits, but it really is just a lot of running around and yelling. Throw snowballs, yell and run, throw snowballs, yell and run some more. You definitely have to be in the mood.

1. People didn't want a new King Arthur movie. 2. The people who did wanted a more traditional Arthurian film. 3. The trailer sucked. I have the feeling that most of the people who actually saw it liked it, but not enough people went to see it. I wanted a King A movie for sure. Sadly, we got anothe...

Welcome, Katie. Long may Emily rule!

Yeah, I heard it online and I'm a bit underwhelmed. I enjoyed it, sure. But I liked the music they started with, but no, the old bait and switch. I also really like the unique 40s-50 style music they had the rest of the two parter, but it's more conservative, very much the kind of ultra-wholesome th...

It went up. Sure, there are underwhelming episodes here and there. But if you listen to some of the early episodes, how cliche they are and just awkward, you're thankful the show is written by people who know who their characters are and how to tell a story.

*gets hugely and grossly spoiled by Tiger*
Agnes has always gotten short shrift, honestly. She was charmingly played and complemented Tom, but they have a lot of characters so they just dumped her in the mental ward. And judging by your post, they're leaving her there.

TigerShadow wrote:That would explain why Mitch was so generic and bland.

Now see here!

Really? That's interesting because honestly, it's not that different from what aio normally does. Sometimes the description doesn't really match the episode. I really don't think this gives us any idea what the plot will be, just what the beginning will be. Wooton will return by himself, people will...

I don't know. I mean in several episodes she is in Odyssey. Plus, some of the characters, such as Wooton, have seemed familiar with her when interacting with her. But there's no episodes where a character runs into her outside of the intro or outro. And the intro/outros can kinda be written off as s...