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Last night I had a dream about the Netflix movie Next Gen. I can only recall Justin ecstatically proclaiming that Ares "will change the world" before activating the robot and also Mai's cute butt.

Synopsis of The Bubble (2022):

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, a group of actors travel to a closed film set in England to film the sixth installment of Cliff Beasts, a wildly successful dinosaur-themed blockbuster franchise.

Karen Gillan, David Duchovny, Keegan-Michael Key, Predro Pascal, Maria Bamford. Sounds great. Too bad the casts aren't portraying fictitious versions of themselves though. Might up the comedy a little that way.

A bunch of grown-ups playing with little pieces of paper being recorded on tv, how boring and pathetic that can be.

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Seems to be related to a soccer world cup (I insist on putting caps nowhere). I would find it stupid and all for any sport anyway.

No one seems to remember this version of Teela.

Saw the last 2 episodes of Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated yesterday.
I don't like this version of the show, but at least now, I know the ending, I can rest...no I can let it rest in peace polluting my sight in the tv guide (it won't ever be as bad as Miraculous Ladybug, but still a pollution)

Indo TV Programme get more and more rubbish.... Now they just take some video from Youtube and airing it....

The final episode of Cleopatra In Space confirmed Octavian the series' main antagonist was in fact Gozi, Cleopatra's best friend from the past. I had speculated midway through the series, because I thought there had to be a reason when the character was introduced the back in Episode 1. Although appearing briefly, he had enough screen time to talk to Cleopatra about his ambition and this was what led me to make the Octavian-Gozi connection later on.

Bermuda Triangle, Devil's Triangle, Alaska Triangle, Bridgewater Triangle. People like to name places of alleged paranormal activity with the word "Triangle".

Expedition Bigfoot season 3 is underway on Travel Channel.

I really like that show. So is Bigfoot able to shapeshift and make itself invisible or is that some kind of covert military thing they're capturing on camera instead? It's very weird. They're using really sophisticated equipment this season.

Some claimed that the film Dark Water was inspired by Elisa Lam's death. Not clear if they were referring to original Japanese film or the American remake. Either way both films predate the case by several years (2002/2005 vs 2013).

Some claimed that the film Dark Water was inspired by Elisa Lam's death. Not clear if they were referring to original Japanese film or the American remake. Either way both films predate the case by several years (2002/2005 vs 2013).

Wow, that's something to think about. I was reading the synopsis for both films and the Jap one was based on a short story called Floating Water. Now it makes me wonder if Elisa Lam's death was a murder and she was killed to mimic the movies. Or if she killed herself like that after watching one of the movies. In the elevator she's having an OCD episode probably compounded by other mental issues she had, or maybe she's possessed since the Cecil Hotel is haunted. It could be that someone's fucking with her, possibly an employee who knew where cameras were and weren't placed to keep themselves out of view.

Jenny Slate's voice acting is so good in this.

Anyone knows the name of an animated series somewhere from the year 2000-2015 about a mixed-gender team of teenage (or pre-teens) football (soccer in the US) players?

Their uniform is mostly blue (their shorts is probably white), and two of the team's members are brother and sister (I believe they're red heads because I recall their hair is colored orange). Most of the opposing teams are of mixed gender as well, while remainder few are fully male.

The main antagonist of the series is the owner of an evil corporation of sorts. Perhaps more greedy than actual evil, since his schemes always involved sponsoring multiple competing teams in secret and helped them achieve victory through cheating. For example, the Angels were given shoes that gave them enhanced agility by enabling them to bounce higher and farther around the field. The Jaguars were featured in a weird episode where the teams have to complete a bicycle race through an arid landscape in order to qualify for the competition. Amid a severe sandstorm, the Jaguar cyclists clung to a van driven by the antagonist's henchmen so none of them would stray from the road.

The cartoon was in English but I believed it was dubbed. It is likely originated from Europe, like France, Spain or Portugal. Maybe.

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This make me wonder how many nationstates flags I would not be surprised of finding here as someone's avatar.

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Economic crises in srilanka

This make me wonder how many nationstates flags I would not be surprised of finding here as someone's avatar.

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As I was reading a manga part where characters complain it's summer and it's hot, I caught myself imitating (poorly) the sound of cicadas. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/blush.gif)

For some reason, S4 of Bubble Guppies on Amazon is missing the episode Fruit Camp. In S5, the episode Super Baby is replaced with Taste Buddies which I think is from S6.

The protagonists of the Creature Cases - Sam and Kit are actually voiced by young adults. When I saw the promotional poster shortly before watching Episode 1, I expected their voice actors were gonna be 10-12 year old kids.

Anyone knows the name of an animated series somewhere from the year 2000-2015 about a mixed-gender team of teenage (or pre-teens) football (soccer in the US) players?

Their uniform is mostly blue (their shorts is probably white), and two of the team's members are brother and sister (I believe they're red heads because I recall their hair is colored orange). Most of the opposing teams are of mixed gender as well, while remainder few are fully male.

The main antagonist of the series is the owner of an evil corporation of sorts. Perhaps more greedy than actual evil, since his schemes always involved sponsoring multiple competing teams in secret and helped them achieve victory through cheating. For example, the Angels were given shoes that gave them enhanced agility by enabling them to bounce higher and farther around the field. The Jaguars were featured in a weird episode where the teams have to complete a bicycle race through an arid landscape in order to qualify for the competition. Amid a severe sandstorm, the Jaguar cyclists clung to a van driven by the antagonist's henchmen so none of them would stray from the road.

The cartoon was in English but I believed it was dubbed. It is likely originated from Europe, like France, Spain or Portugal. Maybe.

I don't know how I could forget the name of this series. I can still recall - sometime vaguely - of older and - more often than not - obscure animated shows that I've watched as a kid, somewhere from the 90s to early 2000s:

Chris Colorado, Wheels Squad, Flight Squad, The Mozart Band, Insektors, Phantom Cat, Prince Valiant, Tommy & Oscar, Highlander: The Animated series, Shadow Raiders, Patrol 03, Eek The Cat/The Terrible Thunderlizards, Argai The Prophecy, Space Strikers, ReBoot, Action Man (2D animation version), GI Joe Extreme, PB&J Otter, Dragon Tales, The Book of Pooh, Rolie Polie Olie, Babar, Sherlock Holmes in the 21st Century, Hurricanes, Monster by Mistake, Madeline, Gulliver's Travels, Sinbad The Sailor, Sandokan, Animal Crackers, Papa Beaver's Storytime, Bobobobs, David the Gnome, Willy Fog, Captain Planet, Denver The Last Dinosaur, Jem & The Holograms, Spirou, The Magician, Where's Waldo? (the 90s version, not the 2019 version by Dreamworks), Billy The Cat, Mighty Mouse, The Power Team (featuring a talking monster truck called Bigfoot), Avenger Penguins, Biker Mice from Mars, Street Sharks, Captain Scarlet (CGI version), Lazy Lucy

But that TV series about the gender-mixed team of soccer-playing kids is more modern, as recalled from the art style. Had to be around the mid 2000s or after.