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Just finished Stranger Things 4 vol. 1 - enjoyed it!  Don't want to say too much lest I spoil, but Murray is pretty fun this season

The first episode was good, and the graphic stylings of her daydreams reminded me a bit of Into the Spider-Verse and Turning Red. 

Ms. Marvel (Disney+): One episode in, this seems pretty good. It's an interesting variation on some of the Spider-Man tropes. It's clearly intended for younger viewers, but it's enjoyable enough for adults as well.
 

Bruce Willis .oO(Who let this living cartoon into my action movie?)
 
 

No, it was this one:
 
Why don't men get mad cow disease?
 
 

My schedule is filled with games this year, for anyone who feels like tracking me down:
W 7p Dune, Desertfall, B 232
T 8a Traveller, Checkpoint, Union D
T 1p Star Wars d6, RED ALERT!, Hall A Table 26
T 7p M&M, The Mummy, Champaign Room
F 8a Shadowrun, Power Over Life, Union A-C Table 8
F 12n Spirit of 77, Great (Elder) Race, Morrow Room
F 7p Traveller, Arcturus Station, B 232
S 10a D&D, Aetaltis, Knox Room
S 1p MRPG, Marvel SuperHero Spectacular, Morrow Room
S 7p CHEW, FDA Case File, Morrow Room
U 9a Christian Worship Service, A 210
U 10a ICONS, Teen Titans Babysitting, Knox Room
 

"The real reason we can't have the 10 Commandments in a courthouse: you cannot post "thou shalt not steal", "thou shalt not commit adultery", and "thou shalt not lie", in a building full of lawyers, judges, and politicians.  It creates a hostile work environment."
- George Carlin

Vehicle Assembly Building. I used to work in one of the small buildings next to it.

The Orville: New Horizons: The first episode of the third season, entitled "Electric Sheep". The focus is on drama, and the extended runtime allows for characters to get a chance to develop. The sets and special effects look to be upgraded, as well. Overall, an excellent SF show in the style of the best of TNG-era Star Trek. (Hulu; I believe that it's on Disney+ outside of the US)
 
Starflight One (aka Starflight: the Plane That Couldn't Land and Airport 85): This was a made for TV movie from 1983, which takes all of the worst tropes from the Airport movies and blends it with a hypersonic airliner that accidentally ends up in orbit after a near-miss with another rocket. The film relied on stock footage from NASA for many of the scenes, which created humorous errors, like the Vertical Assembly Building at the Kennedy Space Center being seen in back of an Apollo-era rocket in a picture labeled, "Sydney, Australia", and mislabeling a landing test of the Enterprise space shuttle as the Columbia in more than one sequence. Special effects by John Dykstra's Apogee Inc. were abysmal. Watch Airplane II: The Sequel instead. (Amazon Prime)

Her: "Dad, I need you to come help me. I'm at Target, and I have a flat tire."
 
Him: "Did you call your husband?"
 
Her: "Yeah, he can't make it."
 
Him: "Okay, do you have a spare?"
 
Her: "Yeah, but he can't make it either. That's why I'm calling you." 

Lurking Fears is a gaming group that specializes in Cthulhu, horror, and grimdark games.
I'm definitely the outlier.
I believe we're in the second floor B wing.

Teacher: Can somebody give me an example of something useless?

Me: *raises hand*
 
Teacher: Very good, anything else?

The Poseidon Adventure: Irwin Allen's 1972 version, and still the best. An ocean liner gets hit by a tsunami in the Mediterranean and flips over, and a small group try to make their way up through the destruction to be rescued. (Amazon Prime)
 
Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore: This one's better than the first two, and concludes the events of the first two movies in a satisfactory way. (HBOmax)

My sentiments exactly.  It's a shame Carrie Fisher isn't around to see this.

F.Y.I. You pee on a jellyfish sting not a jelly stain.
 
Again, my apologies to the lady at the Waffle House this morning.