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CHECK OUT THE WORST WALTONS EPISODE EVER
Join me as I dive into the world of The Waltons, a classic TV show that has captured the hearts of many. But today, I'm on a mission to find out if this particular episode is the worst one in history. From the poor plot line to cringe-worthy conclusion, I'll be discussing it all. Is this episode a total flop or is it still worth watching? Let's find out together! https://youtu.be/1IbyMFWxpU8?si=cMr1ciWLKnrlU3S4

FANTASTIC FOUR'S DISASTROUS TEST SCREENING ENDING | HERE'S WHY THEY'RE DOING RESHOOTS!
Fantastic Four is allegedly scrambling to completely reshoot the ending, and
a source has stepped forward after seeing the rumor video I made a week ago, offering up some stunningly awful allegations about what the original ending was, and why Marvel had no choice but to try and fix it! #disney #marvel #mcu https://youtu.be/iW4LhYvSE-8?si=rS2dVkHX_gusFRwG

KIM KARDASHIAN WINS PARTICIPATION TROPHY WITH FAKE LAW SCHOOL GRADUATION https://youtu.be/oOjAbx12yeg?si=vdGUxECeVlLSXMNz

NUISANCE STREAMER DETAINED AT THE NORTH KOREAN BORDER
Today we will be looking at the phenomenon of Johnny Somali humiliating
himself for content...
https://youtu.be/yhMDZwoMDdo?si=jy4_fI4gDsWiwe4n

THE WORST IDEA ANYBODY HAS EVER HAD
Today, we look at a cheer routine that is the product of maybe one of the
worst ideas a human being has ever had in history. Buckle up. https://youtu.be/OPu4IASB_iM?si=dJpjTsQ_U6OXEUO5

SHALLOW HAL - This Aged Great!
https://youtu.be/yanDMVB89Po?si=dZJPyQvXVchMKqYc

What did you watch?

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On 5/28/25 1:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:

What did you watch?

Yesterday, I had to get back to some work, so I punted on "Andor" (I'll
get back to it soon). All I watched was:

soaps: DOOL - Really awkward episode. We're back to the "John is dying
stuff", except (Fake!) John isn't even in this episode, he's just
"off-screen" and talked about!... Meanwhile, NuSophia meets with Melinda
Trask to potentially hire Melinda as Sophia's lawyer for the adoption -
first, Sophia's mom runs across this, and Melinda has to talk Sophia's
mom down from going over the moon; then Tate shows up and blows his
stack over Melinda's role in the saga of Nicole's baby stealing. I was
unclear after all of this as to whether NuSophia would stick with hiring Melinda or not. Meanwhile, crazy NuGabi is right for once - her
daughter's behavior in disappearing overnight (to secretly boff Doug
II!) is deplorable, but Arianna lies and acts like the injured party -
is Arianna going to turn out to be a villainess?! I think nothing else
of importance happened this episode.
GH - Brook Lynn's showdown with Lois over the Gio revelation; later,
she tries to explain what happened with the adoption to Dante.
Meanwhile, Tracy comes across Gio (and dumb Emma) trying to "escape" the
Q Mansion, and Gio fills her in on the revelation that he is Tracy's great-grandson, and then Tracy won't let him leave. At the end, Brook
Lynn and Dante show up. Meanwhile, Cody expresses his regret for his
part in this whole mess to Lulu. And Nina pleads with Sonny to intervene
with NuMichael to push a compromise, but Sonny tells her that there can
be no compromise as long as stupid Willow is with Drew (true!). Willow
and Drew go to Mac and the cops about Jason "kidnapping" her daughter,
but I think Mac is going to tell them that fathers can't "kidnap" their
own daughters.

Murder in Nashville (recorded off Lifetime months ago, though this also
reaired on LMN within the past week or so): I didn't care much for this
one, though it did manage a OK-to-decent ending. But you could pretty
much tell who the "villains" were from the get-go, so there really
wasn't much "suspense" in this one aside from whether the dumb heroine
(Sarah Zanotti, whom I've never seen before) would get herself murdered
like the last girl did.


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On 5/28/2025 7:21 AM, Ian J. Ball wrote:

What did you watch?

Fringe S3E07 'The Abducted'

A Redverse episode. The Candy Man kidnapped Broyles' son four years
ago, returning him blind and with other physical deficiencies. Now he's kidnapped another child named Max.

The glyphs for this episode spell out: ESCAPE

Alternate Phillip Broyles: The FBI ceased to exist over a decade ago. At
least on this side, it did. You know who you are, don't you?
Olivia Dunham: What happens now?
Alternate Phillip Broyles: Now... I'm going home.

In this episode Ronald Reagan stars in the alternate universe version of Casablanca (1942). In an earlier episode Cary Grant is said to have starred.

When the agents are in Max's room, a book can be seen by the title "The
Burlap Bear." This is presumably the other side's version of "The
Velveteen Rabbit."

The voice of the news reporter on the radio when Olivia gets into the
cab is Steve Langford, news reporter for The Howard Stern Show.

Ronald Reagan was the male star of Casablanca (1942) in the alternate
universe. In real life, Warner Brothers did plant a press release in the January 5, 1942, "Hollywood Reporter" announcing that Reagan was slated
to appear in Casablanca, but internal Warner Brothers memos indicate
that he was never under serious consideration for the movie.



Fringe S3E08 'Entrada'

Back in Blue (why am I reminded of AC/DC?) "Peter grapples with the
aftermath of recent events as Olivia desperately searches for an ally. Meanwhile, the Fringe Team discovers a critical device that communicates between universes." sez IMDb.

The glyphs for this episode spell out: CROSS

Dr. Walter Bishop: It's all because of that temptress; she tricked my
son with her carnal manipulations, and he fell right into her vagenda.
Astrid Farnsworth: "Vagenda"?
Dr. Walter Bishop: Like Mata Hari using her feminine wiles to accomplish
her evil ends. And I too fell prey. She used my stomach to get through
to my heart.

Olivia Dunham (as Fauxlivia): I want you to know that this started out
as an assignment, but it became...
Peter Bishop: Something more. That would be so much easier to believe if
you weren't in handcuffs right now.

First episode to have opening credits in both blue and red.

The brief glimpse of the exterior of Penn Station shows that, in the alternative universe, it has been renamed for New Jersey-born singer
Bruce Springsteen.

When Olivia in the Alternate Universe goes to Walternate's lab at
Harvard, the isolation tank she gets into is nearly identical to that
depicted in Ken Russel's 1980 film Altered States starring William Hurt.


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