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I can read you like a book: On Northanger Abbey
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Ryan Reynolds will return as Deadpool in ‘Avengers: Doomsday’
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Making a realistic sculpture of Trogdor the Burninator
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Marvel plans to recast the X-Men and (eventually) Tony Stark after ‘Avengers: Secret Wars,’ but ‘reboot is a scary word,’ says Kevin Feige
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Did a fictional character from a show/movie influence your life?
I've been recently thinking about the impact of fictional characters from tv shows/movies can have on our lives. Have you ever felt influenced by a particular character or show? For me, the show...
I've been recently thinking about the impact of fictional characters from tv shows/movies can have on our lives. Have you ever felt influenced by a particular character or show?
For me, the show Mr. Robot coincided with my decision to pivot to cybersecurity. There were a lot of other factors that made me switch, but it was undeniable that the show (and the main character, Elliot) played a sizable role. It's been a decade since it first aired, and I’m still grateful for that change I made.
Curious to know if anyone else have a similar experience?
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First look at ‘Godzilla Minus One’ director Takashi Yamazaki’s design for Mechagodzilla
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‘Nosferatu’ director Robert Eggers sets ‘A Christmas Carol’ remake at Warner Bros., Willem Dafoe eyed for Scrooge
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Lessons in life from Tove Jansson's beloved Moomin characters – 80th anniversary of the Finnish/Swedish trolls that have delighted generations
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Who was the first video game boss? (And why do we call them that?)
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The icy glamour of Greta Garbo's doomed heroines is genuinely iconic – over a century after her first appearance, here's why Hollywood missed her so badly
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Can you give a machine a soul?
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The characters of plastics
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Why Disney wants to erase this beloved cartoonist from history
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Split Fiction's writing is bad, so let's fix it | Semi-Ramblomatic
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Kerry Greenwood, Australian author of Phryne Fisher murder mysteries, dies aged 70
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Legends of Broadway reprise their most memorable characters
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What happened to "REAL" men in action movies?
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Sean Bean to play Sheriff of Nottingham in ‘Robin Hood’ series at MGM+
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A review of 'Spock's World', a Star Trek novel
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Why are American dogs so obsessed with Lamb Chop?
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When The Wind Blows: The darkest movie you haven't seen
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Ahsoka Season 2 will recast the late Ray Stevenson with Game of Thrones' "The Hound" instead of killing off Baylan Skoll
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Creature Features Wiki
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Star Trek: The Captain's Summit (2009)
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Popeye, Tintin and more will enter the public domain in the new year
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(PDF) Living happily ever after? The hidden health risks of Disney princesses.
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Anna Sawai says fans tell her that Mariko character in Shōgun inspired them to stand up for themselves
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The Wicked movie that almost was: Imagine no songs, Demi Moore or Whoopi Goldberg as Elphaba—and it came out twenty-five years ago
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Disney pulls transgender storyline from Pixar’s ‘Win or Lose’ streaming series
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Austin Butler to star as Patrick Bateman in Luca Guadagnino’s ‘American Psycho’
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Direct from Domingo: Funko Pop to release figure of Marcello Hernández’s ‘SNL’ character
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I made a formula for the Power of Friendship in Anime
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The Vatican’s anime mascot is now an AI porn sensation
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Does the Great Pumpkin really exist in the Peanuts Universe?
Recently my family was watching "It's The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown" from 1966 and I recalled how the plot of the show came from comics that were written over time in the years before the...
Recently my family was watching "It's The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown" from 1966 and I recalled how the plot of the show came from comics that were written over time in the years before the cartoon game out. And one thing we talked about was whether Linus was correct that The Great Pumpkin actually exists, or was everyone else right and it was in his imagination.
It seems a reasonable question, because one thing about Linus is that he's usually the wisest character on the show. Like the rest of them, he has flaws but he tends to see things more clearly than the rest.
Well, I was looking for old Peanuts strips and I found one that seems to answer the question in this article:https://screenrant.com/funniest-peanuts-comics-about-great-pumpkin-linus-disappointment/
It is under item 4, "Great Pumpkin, You're Going To Drive Me Crazy!" November 1 1961.
Here is a direct link to the comic in question, (not sure if it will work long term).In the comic, Charlie Brown says: "Hey wake up, Halloween is over... You missed The Great Pumpkin. It just came over the radio... He appeared in a very sincere pumpkin patched owned by someone named Freeman in New Jersey!"
When I was a kid we had a book that had a lot of the older Peanuts comics in it, and I'm pretty sure that I had seen this one and just forgotten about it.
So I think one of the following is true:
- The Great Pumpkin really exists in the Peanut's world
- Charlie Brown is lying
- Charlie Brown is teasing
- The radio was lying, like when NORAD reports where Santa's sleigh is on Christmas eve
- Charlie Brown misunderstood the radio
This question may have been answered in a later strip a day or two later, but I don't currently have access to the strips in the order they appeared.
This question is mostly about whether Charles Schulz decided to have magic in his "universe" or not.
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Why is this bread Germany's most famous TV character?
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I'm a game developer with a special interest in horses and riding. I wrote a lengthy guide on what could be done better when adding horses to games.
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The horse nerd’s review of Elden Ring – how Torrent satisfies gameplay needs but fails at horse movement
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