In case anyone is interested, here is the best screenshot I could get of Cookie Monster’s stats on the PDA.

Perhaps something like this?

I was thinking more along the lines of Keyser Söze from “The Usual Suspects”, but that works, too.

The plot of this movie is actually a murder mystery - the opening scene is Rey and Finn coming finding R2D2 and C3PO in a room in the main rebel base, but R2D2 has been dismantled and damaged beyond repair. The film then follows the heroes as they try to track down R2's killer, only to be killed themselves, one by…

The Japanese title literally translate to "weather child"and doesn't have any connotations like the English title. Maybe it ties in to the story somehow, but it doesn't seem like a very good translation.

Wait, is this actual real, or a parody?

You guys! This is such a wholesome exchange, it warms the cockles of my heart.

That’s pretty common among Japanese wartime “memory”. One wonders how Miyazaki would react when asked about “comfort women”...

The final destination was really the friends that were killed along the way.

The overthetop, arm-flailing slapstick (which I guess is meant for the kids) of this show still annoys me, but I felt this was a really good episode both as a character moment for Kaz, but also by having Tam not just immediately through in with them.

But doesn’t the girl basically offer herself up to all the boys? That’s what I heard and if true that does seem more just a little problematic.

I know that there are various studies on the impact of environment done on twins, but I would guess that in general children get adopted in to very similar families in terms of background, economic and social status, etc. So you’re not going to see very much variation in environment they are brought up in.

I wonder if it will be reservation-only entry, like the Discovery Cove dolphin experience in Florida? I went there with my family ages ago, but it was great that they kept visitors down to a reasonable level. It never felt too crowded.

I agree with you. I did not have the obsession with Luke that many fans seem to, and so enjoyed the movie.

I hope Michael Peña’s character get a very brief camo just to explain how Scott got out of the Quantum Realm.

Dr. Strange’s big fight was in Hong Kong, but this street is Japan.

So what about when a kid plays with their food?

I enjoyed this week’s episode and agree that is was a little middling, but I think I prefer that over the extreme grand-standing that came with the previous doctor’s. It hit on some good notes - both with the Doctor’s awe of science, and the brother-sister interaction.

They probably actually think/hope it is Khalid and think it’s a polite way of asking if it is him. In which case they should leave the man alone because he’s probably tired of being pestered by fans.

Don’t forget “Now you see him, now you don’t” and “The strongest man in the world”! I also remember watching these movies on “Wonderful World of Disney” when I was a kid in Australia.