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Write It Down: March 2014
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Monday, 3 March 2014. Analysis of "Moaning Lisa". The episode tackles an emotion that many of us have encountered in our lives, depression. The opening shot is a close up of Lisa’s drained face. In the background, the digetic sounds of the water dripping and the ticking enhances how everlasting her sorrow is. You want to wonder what depressing thoughts she is contemplating. 8220;Moaning Lisa” was the sixth episode of “The Simpsons” to be broadcasted. It marks the transition of Lisa&...I Can Break Away.
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Write It Down: August 2013
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Saturday, 3 August 2013. The Pen Is Mightier, Than The Pink". As a companion to the Pink Panther, theatrical shorts was a French detective, The Inspector, who was loosely based on Peter Seller’s Inspector Clouseau. While both The Inspector and his live action counterpart differ in their approach in crime investigation, namely the former is prone to bad judgment while the later is inept. There is no denying the wrath that both Commissioner Dreyfus and his counterpart have for either Inspector. Kevin McCor...
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Write It Down: May 2014
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Thursday, 1 May 2014. Yo Ho (A Duck's Life For Me)". I later discovered that Uncle Scrooge was created by Carl Barks. His likeness in "DuckTales" owed to. Stalwart Tony Strobl. For my money, each interpretation is interesting. As a child of three years old, I was delighted when I watched "DuckTales". A show that struck a chord with me; nowhere else could I show that blended. Humor, adventure, and morality. When watching the opening of "DuckTales", I was awestruck seeing Uncle Scrooge. I immediately adher...
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Write It Down: "Tales From the Barkside"
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Thursday, 16 July 2015. Tales From the Barkside". That's what I like to see! Remains a catalyst in conveying my experiences. This goes out to you, Chris wherever you are. Now on with the post. Scrooge McDuck leapt from the comic book pages onto the screen. Who was responsible for a rich creation? From the moment when I saw his name, I had an inkling that Carl Barks' stories were really good. I mentally heard Alan Young's voice as Scrooge bringing life to those words. I recall him uttering those very ...
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Write It Down: "HANNA- BARBERA" Happiness
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Tuesday, 17 February 2015. There is one animation company, which remains a special spot in my heart “Hanna-Barbera”. I was not aware that the cartoons were from the sixties. Nor did it matter. My dad deserves credit for introducing me to their works. I was two or three when he purchased a “Dastardly and Muttley” video. At that age I could not understand the humor, however I enjoyed the catchy theme. Than Bill and Joe. He is always jovial, often crooning an ear-deafening rendition of “Oh my darlin C...
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Write It Down: February 2015
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Tuesday, 24 February 2015. That Old 'H-B' Magic". He speaks with an exaggerated drawl, which covers the dumb, goofy, and lovable qualities. The contrast of personalities works perfectly between the pairing of the lawman and his sidekick Baba Looey. One character is fast while another is slow. Baba Boy is in control of the situation in difference to the ineptitude Quick Draw McGraw displays. When he is attempting to catch the latest outlaw. He responds, with, a silly spoonerism,. I mean, do for you? As he...
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Write It Down: "That Old 'H-B' Magic"
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Tuesday, 24 February 2015. That Old 'H-B' Magic". He speaks with an exaggerated drawl, which covers the dumb, goofy, and lovable qualities. The contrast of personalities works perfectly between the pairing of the lawman and his sidekick Baba Looey. One character is fast while another is slow. Baba Boy is in control of the situation in difference to the ineptitude Quick Draw McGraw displays. When he is attempting to catch the latest outlaw. He responds, with, a silly spoonerism,. I mean, do for you? As he...
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Write It Down: July 2015
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Thursday, 16 July 2015. Tales From the Barkside". Thats what I like to see! Remains a catalyst in conveying my experiences. This goes out to you, Chris wherever you are. Now on with the post. . Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Yakky Doodle in Dog Pounded. Jim Fanning's Tulgey Wood. Joe Torcivia's The Issue At Hand Blog. Going Dark for a While! News and Views by Chris Barat. Service Information from NickyBarat. I Can Break Away. Playlist: Songs of Comic Strips. I Love It When A Plan Comes Together.
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Write It Down: March 2015
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Tuesday, 3 March 2015. A Taste of Hanna-Barbera". As a child in elementary school, I enjoyed Sundays as “Snooper and Blabber”, and “Snagglepuss” cartoons would air. I adored Snagglepuss’ catchphrase, “Exit, Stage Left”, he exclaimed when leaving an uncomfortable situation. The pose with his arms in level with his shoulder and his feet in the air is perfect as he delivered those words was perfect. I was in my chemistry teacher’s class when we were marking a take-home test. There were st. Where do they get...
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Write It Down: "A Taste of Hanna-Barbera"
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Tuesday, 3 March 2015. A Taste of Hanna-Barbera". As a child in elementary school, I enjoyed Sundays as “Snooper and Blabber”, and “Snagglepuss” cartoons would air. I adored Snagglepuss’ catchphrase, “Exit, Stage Left”, he exclaimed when leaving an uncomfortable situation. The pose with his arms in level with his shoulder and his feet in the air is perfect as he delivered those words was perfect. I was in my chemistry teacher’s class when we were marking a take-home test. There were st. Where do they get...
