somehow watched the LEGO Jurassic Park special just two days before Sam Neill died (yes i knew but didn't want to upset anyone) #LastFourWatched

i find Honda’s take on The Odyssey much more challenging and brave than Nolan’s

Mina the Hollower’s hidden swimming mechanic is the modern version of this

me after a sleepover where the parents made you go to church the next morning

excellent, i can't wait to receive my [DVD Item]

(to the tune of “Zoot Suit Riot”) sleepy parrot

i was NOT kidding (temporary placement)

bought this for the podcast room so guests can start arriving by bus

finally using a cocktail table for its intended purpose: getting stinko

this confirms my long-held belief that Ellie Sattler can jump higher than Alan Grant

Batman Began to make me sleepy #LastFourWatched

howdy…. you all

we’re at Jurassic Park in Concert and hope the dinos see our t-shirts

huge news: i bought a new car

when the series i've loved for 35 years inevitably becomes slop

you will be called… boxface

got it, and just in time for our global memory crisis

i won’t be able to afford the weird-ass box variant until we start making Blank Check/Doughboys money, so i place the blame squarely on you, the listener

have been dealing with condo renovations and a suspiciously COVID-style illness for a week, but thanks to a connection i’ll soon have a mildly affordable boxed copy of Day of the Tentacle ($250 CAD)

it brings me no joy to play the "fake gamer" card on Xbox CEO Asha Sharma

the drywall people have been warned

19. He Who Whispers by John Dickson Carr (1946)

Mr. Dressup vs. Predator #LastFourWatched

as always the answer involves becoming a PC gamer

weekend used book buys

Spider-Man comes up so often on our podcasts that Amazon decided this is what i need to see

we’re not traveling this year but we’re having Japanese air conditioning installed, so if you close your eyes you can pretend you’re in a konbini

18. They Were Eleven! by Moto Hagio (1975)