Creature from the Lack Lagoon: A mysterious gill-man feels like his home is inadequate.
Frakenstein: A scientist creates a monster made of pieces of old Battlestar Galactica fans.
Blacula: Wait, this one's been done in real life, and it's two letters anyway. But it's a real movie!
The Wold Man: Just this guy who lives in the country, really.
The Mommy: Dealing with parenthood in ancient Egypt.
Abbot and Costello Meet ... : A series of films in which a clergyman joins a comedian to meet all of the above.
Speaking as one who is no longer young and who likes sitting on them, The Old Man and the Seat
especially useful for stopping one in three and going on, ... and on, ......... and on ........ .
And while on Hemingway, Deat in the Afternoon
getting rid of those pesky insects that pester you when you just want to sit and snooze.
And for those who prefer the tough outdoor life of real men, A Farewell to Arts.
Iron Mane Simba bears Scar by resorting to high technology.
Iron Pan Medieval social realism about a peasant family trying to afford their first cookware.
Suddenly reminded of the "Pancake Day" song from Maid Marian and Her Merry Men (I've never seen the show except for that one song...). It's Pancake Day, yes it's Pancake Day, yes it's P-p-p-p-p-p-p-pancake Day...
The Krofft Supper Show: H. R. Pufnstuf, the Bugaloos, and the Sleestaks put on dinner theatre.
Band of the Lost: After the dinner theatre idea doesn’t work out, the Sleestaks form a rock group (no relation to the Pakuni rock group—Cha-Ka Khan).
The Lost Saucier: Funny androids wind up with a specialized chef, traveling through time!
Far Out Spice Nuts: Posh and Scary and the others accidentally get launched to the stars and try to get home with the help of their little alien friend, Honk.
Wanderbug: A glittery, sapient car decides to travel the world.
Magic Mango: A tropical fruit grants wishes, and hijinks ensue.
It's the end of of the season, as Pierre cycles the markets of Paris, in black and white and to the music of a slightly out of tune piano, seeking out one final mango.
It's the end of of the season, as Pierre cycles the markets of Paris, in black and white and to the music of a slightly out of tune piano, seeking out one final mango.
It's the end of of the season, as Pierre cycles the markets of Paris, in black and white and to the music of a slightly out of tune piano, seeking out one final mango.
Well that's a song I've never heard or heard of before, and, though this might shock other shipmates, a singer I have never heard of either. Thank you.
It's the end of of the season, as Pierre cycles the markets of Paris, in black and white and to the music of a slightly out of tune piano, seeking out one final mango.
Well that's a song I've never heard or heard of before, and, though this might shock other shipmates, a singer I have never heard of either. Thank you.
He’s awesome. 😎 Cubby and I found “Breathe In, Breathe Out, Move On” helpful in times of trouble. People think of him as “the Margaritaville guy” but he’s done a lot of really good stuff that isn’t about drinking in tropical locations, lol.
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Top Bun: Tom Cruise plays a baker, in a live-action adaptation of the anime Yakitate!! Japan.
(Yes, there’s a baking anime. I really need to see more of it…)
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If you feel an itch for children’s books, there’s always the Church Lice series.
The Old Man and the Pea -- His grandchildren won't eat them.
Frakenstein: A scientist creates a monster made of pieces of old Battlestar Galactica fans.
Blacula: Wait, this one's been done in real life, and it's two letters anyway. But it's a real movie!
The Wold Man: Just this guy who lives in the country, really.
The Mommy: Dealing with parenthood in ancient Egypt.
Abbot and Costello Meet ... : A series of films in which a clergyman joins a comedian to meet all of the above.
Rodin: The sculpture of The Thinker grows to titanic size, comes to life, and menaces Tokyo.
Mythra: People insist that the giant insect isn't really menacing Tokyo.
Camera: A giant flying tusked turtle decides to take holiday snaps.
Godzilla vs. the Smug Monster: Hedorah can just be so full of himself sometimes.
Godzilla vs. Monster Hero: Ghidorah is unexpectedly the good guy in this one.
Iron Pan Medieval social realism about a peasant family trying to afford their first cookware.
The Old Man and the Seat
especially useful for stopping one in three and going on, ... and on, ......... and on ........ .
And while on Hemingway,
Deat in the Afternoon
getting rid of those pesky insects that pester you when you just want to sit and snooze.
And for those who prefer the tough outdoor life of real men,
A Farewell to Arts.
Suddenly reminded of the "Pancake Day" song from Maid Marian and Her Merry Men (I've never seen the show except for that one song...). It's Pancake Day, yes it's Pancake Day, yes it's P-p-p-p-p-p-p-pancake Day...
Hove, Actually - the film of the book
The Sheet Detectives.
Getting rid of wolves during the Klondike gold rush.
Lidsvile: Evil hats battle a kindly magician.
The Krofft Supper Show: H. R. Pufnstuf, the Bugaloos, and the Sleestaks put on dinner theatre.
Band of the Lost: After the dinner theatre idea doesn’t work out, the Sleestaks form a rock group (no relation to the Pakuni rock group—Cha-Ka Khan).
The Lost Saucier: Funny androids wind up with a specialized chef, traveling through time!
Far Out Spice Nuts: Posh and Scary and the others accidentally get launched to the stars and try to get home with the help of their little alien friend, Honk.
Wanderbug: A glittery, sapient car decides to travel the world.
Magic Mango: A tropical fruit grants wishes, and hijinks ensue.
It's the end of of the season, as Pierre cycles the markets of Paris, in black and white and to the music of a slightly out of tune piano, seeking out one final mango.
And an awesome song by Jimmy Buffett!
https://youtu.be/8NBWcClR6lY?si=D0D_3aNhWGAjsV3w
The trees are gone but the childhood trauma lives on.
We told you not to eat that stuff, now you're paying.
He’s awesome. 😎 Cubby and I found “Breathe In, Breathe Out, Move On” helpful in times of trouble. People think of him as “the Margaritaville guy” but he’s done a lot of really good stuff that isn’t about drinking in tropical locations, lol.
———
Top Bun: Tom Cruise plays a baker, in a live-action adaptation of the anime Yakitate!! Japan.
(Yes, there’s a baking anime. I really need to see more of it…)
https://youtu.be/MygLEzUUWcs?si=_bmTnGZFp2FOI5bu
Like mother, like son.
If so, Red Dad Redemption
John Marston repents of his communism and comes to terms with Jack.
Apposite for me being on diuretics whose name should be not 'Viagra', but 'Niagara'.
Assassin's Screed
The bodies are under the patio.
The outback version
T.S. Eliot fans, but furries who sing and dance!