magicdog

Had an interesting dream last night. I dreamt I was brushing my hair, and with every stroke, the hair looked more and more beautiful! It became shiny and just plain gorgeous! A very happy and positive dream. What could it mean? That I'm OK with things? Or something deeper?

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Been a while! Much of the music I hear on the radio just bums me out! Then again, the top 40 hasn't been a thing for me in quite a while either! Much of the music I get into these days tends to be stuff someone turns me onto or via accident. I've been getting into J-Pop bands lately. Definitely didn't expect that since it's not even in English (some songs do have some English phrases in them however), but I've been enjoying the ride so far. The beats are strong and when translated, the messages are quite beautiful. A few times I've come across covers done in English which do their best to convey the message or theme of the originals. Thanks to an anime I've discovered called Dr. Stone, I've come to enjoy not only the show but the music used for its opening and closing credits! One of my faves is from the first season's opening credits, "Good Morning World" from The Burnout Syndromes. I cannot get enough of this song! It really gets you going! I have heard that some fans have been attracted to similar rocking tunes from other anime shows like My Hero Academia et al. YouTube can be a rabbit hole for stuff like this!!

Hi guys! Been a while! I show up to work as usual and do my normal schtick. Then a producer asks me if I have any problems. I asked why and he said my edit partner wasn't there and his replacement would be in around 4! After a choice naughty word, I got to work in the earlier hour my partner would have worked on - but didn't miss anything. Apparently my supervisor sent an email about this (which was buried amongst a ton of other emails that don't even pertain to me!) but didn't bother to follow up with a text about this to make sure. It's not like he hasn't texted me in the past about things like this before. I was also surprised my edit partner didn't text me either as when we left, he was prepared to come in as usual. I blame my supervisor more however.

I wondered about this too (did the manga mention it? I hadn't read it but I'm seriously thinking about getting it). My guess it it was the device being almost out of juice and therefore a very limited range. My question however was how Senku was able to wear that stun gun device (specifically, the battery plate taped to his chest) without being noticed! He was knocked off the cliff with Tsukasa and dragged him to shore before facing Hyoga and he wouldn't have had to time to either carry it with him or put it on ahead of time. The stun gun scene was worth it though!! I've been watching the show a few times and still enjoy the hell out of it! Each time I notice something different I had missed the first time around. Some of it has to do with spotting Senku's emotions. In Episode 6 when he digs up Taiju, you see a closeup of his eye. It has that look that says, "I'm so glad to see you buddy! " before he puts his cool science user face on and starts claiming how sick he was of his face and how 3700 years was a nice break! Does anyone else think that Senku's desire for manpower (a legitimate need) was second only to wanting to revive Taiju because he needed a friend/company in Stone World as well?

I decided to sign up at crunchyroll just to take in this show. I freaking love it!! I have no clue why this isn't as popular as other shows that were released around the same time like My Hero Academia et al. It's a compelling story with great characters and makes even the most passive person interested in science and how things work. One thing I love is how the stakes are high, and not everything goes the way the folks at the Kingdom of Science wants them to. It's realistic in how the science and progress builds upon itself. Not to mention the philosophical questions this show inspires! Would you be able to do what Senkou did if YOU were the one to wake up after 3700 years? Would you make the same decisions he did? Was Senkou right about trying to bring everyone back and make things more or less as they were - or was Tsukasa right when he wanted to limit who to bring back? I saw a recent story that the final season of the show will be released within a year or so - which is supposed to wrap up the story (which includes Senkou's plans to go to the moon to find out about Why -Man).

Been trying to catch up on newer episodes. Most of the time, I catch the movies which have been airing on local cable channels. Only two are dubbed, one is subtitled but still entertaining.

Just started tuning into this show. Very fascinating and much better than the swill we've been getting from Hollywood lately. It's been running Saturday nights on Adult Swim and I'm doing everything I can to keep up. So far, a very compelling story!

In case one didn't peruse the Celebrity Vitals forum, actor Tylor Christopher, who played the immortal warlock, Anton in Season 2's "Pardon My Past" has died. He was 50. I know he's better known for his work in soaps, but his role in PMP was memorable to fans of Charmed.

That seemed to carry over to some degree in the show. I had always thought Jack and Janet could have made a nice romantic couple when the show was coming to an end.

He was a bit better known for two reasons: 1) He was the son of Tex Ritter, who was a movie cowboy star in the 30s and 40s so he had some 2nd generation connections in Hollywood. 2) He had paid his dues doing small parts in other TV shows before Three's Company like, M*A*S*H, The original Hawaii 5-0, and The Waltons (he was a semi regular for a while as a pastor). However Three's Company definitely put him on the map as a comic actor. Joyce Dewitt wasn't well known and Suzanne at the time was best known for being the "Girl in Convertible" in American Graffiti. In a different passage, the WB Ranch (formerly known as The Columbia Ranch) home of famous house facades for tons of TV and films is being demolished. The studio is making room for new studio space.

More like they just needed to put their split season allowance somewhere - rather than an actual renewal. I'll give the show credit for making even the toughest YT reviewers nearly cry while watching this show.

Poor Erica Kane on All My Children got that treatment too!

Not to mention how ramshackle it was! He STILL loved it despite the condition it was in or the constant repairs.

A couple for October: Methinks this has to do with the death of Julian Sands, but who could the other actor be? What did he do afterwards?