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Bill Nye Saves the World?

Played this last week and really enjoyed it! Great work with the stroke recognition.

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It took me a while to realise what that white thing on the cup is though (a teabag label?). I thought it was a flyswatter or can even be interpreted the cup as leaked when the logo is small.

I think that might be just you I instantly saw a tea bag. This is actually my preferred take on the logo. Looks like we're finally moving out of 90s internet era graphics!

I watched Fear and Loathing for the first time in ages today. I love that movie and yet I can't really put my finger on why. Maybe because everything seems to revolve around the present moment or something (I sadly live in the future). Anyway, I like the way the end credits roll out:

That thumbnail image really looks to me like someone microwaved Jake Gyllenhall.

I can't unsee it

(Cool track, Stupot)

Is that movie any good guys?

Up next:

Yeah it is super weird. Purists ruin everything.

Cinnamon in a latte sounds like it would be pretty good. Maybe I'll give that a go!

Something I watched recently:

Possibly that Korean movie Parasite?

Just an aside: did she throw all of those stones?!

Since nobody seems to know the answer, I'll go ahead: it's Valerie and her Week of Wonders.

Uh! I remember I watched it in the 80's, labeled as a nasty video! 

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I watched it ages ago and remember really liking the way several of the scenes were shot. The story is (I think) intentionally disjointed and dreamlike, so you sort of have to go with it and then discuss what meaning you can pull out of it after. Loosely reminded me of a David Lynch movie.

Yep! Your go.

Haha nice try

Well…maybe it’s time to throw in the towel. I’ll wait another five hours (using my local lunchtime as the cutoff) and then share the answer.

The Sea Voyage?

No, but I think you win for at least sharing a guess. It’s ‘The Voyage of the Mimi’, an educational PBS series that was pretty widely used in grade school curriculums to teach certain scientific concepts.

Ok all yours, Frodo!

I’m going to a children’s ‘make a pizza’ birthday party at an Italian place on the weekend and I joked with the host about adding pineapple to my pizza. Apparently the restaurant has a ‘no pineapples allowed’ policy. I’m actually tempted to sneak a tin of pineapples in and covertly add them right before my pizza gets put in the oven.

Is it called simply ‘Knight Games’?

Hints: This TV show was included in many grade school curriculums. The title of the series has the word 'voyage' in it.

Hmm, that last picture makes me think of Svankmajer's Alice, but I've never heard that described as "controversial."

Sorry I didn't reply. No, it's not that.

If you can't see it: she's putting a pearl earring into a glass of wine. (The story is quite dreamlike throughout the movie.)

Sorry but most screenshots are going to be the main characters on a boat. If it helps spark your memory, the girl pointing is deaf (in both real life and the series):

What treachery

Hey I said I'm sorry!

Here's another shot:

Sorry, these are a bit more faithful to the film: