#Lego haunting of Bly Manor

[variouspolltournaments]

EDIT: SUBMISSIONS CLOSED

The first Poll Tournament I will be running on this blog is the Sun and Moon Duo Tournament!

I did decide to go ahead and submit the ones I could think of, so currently already in the running are:

Cerberos/Kero and Yue: Cardcaptor Sakura

Spinel Sun and Ruby Moon: Cardcaptor Sakura

Espeon and Umbreon: Pokemon

Solrock and Lunatone: Pokemon

Solgaleo and Lunala: Pokemon

Celestia and Luna: My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic

Itsuki Myoudouin/Cure Sunshine and Yuri Tsukikage/Cure Moonlight

When this poll tournament will properly be starting remains yet to be seen.

In the meantime submit a Sun and Moon Duo, along with where they come from and (if you want) propaganda. You can do this through ask or submit a post.

Submissions in bold have propaganda, submissions not in bold do not have propaganda. Whether they do or do not have some already, you are still free to submit some.

@tournament-announcer

Submissions (besides the ones above):

Paige Mahoney and Arcturus Mesarthim/Warden: The Bone Season

Mr Shine and Mr Bright: Kirby

Sun Dragon Inti and Moon Dragon Quilla: Yi-Gi-Oh

Sundrop and Moondrop: Five Nights at Freddy’s

Apollo and Artemis: Greek Mythology

Helios and Selene: Greek Mythology

Amaterasu and Tsukuyomi: Japanese Mythology

Sol and Mani: Norse Mythology

Skoll and Hati: Norse Mythology

Sun and Moon: The Amazing Digital Circus

Sun Wukong and the Six-Eared Macaque: Lego Monkie Kid

Hinata Shoyou and Tsukishima Kei: Haikyuu

Apollo and Midnighter: DC Comics

Cleopatra Selene and Alexander Helios: Real Life Twins of Mark Antony and Cleopatra

Henry Strauss and Addie LaRue: The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue

Eirika and Ephraim: Fire Emblem

Alcryst and Diamant: Fire Emblem

Dianamon and Apollomon: Digimon

Maya Amano and Tatsuya Suou: Persona/Shin Megami Tensei

Sasuke Uchiha and Naruto Uzumaki: Naruto

Itempas and Nahadoth: Inheritance Trilogy

Sam and Sebastian: Stardew Valley

Mind and Heart: Chonny Jash

Spirit Bomb and Oozaru: Dragon Ball

Monkey D. Luffy and Hiyori Kozuki: One Piece

Cassandra and Rapunzel: Tangled the Series

Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon: Pokemon

Ichigo Kurosaki and Rukia Kuchiki: Bleach

Ichigo Kurosaki and Uryu Ishida: Bleach

Sol and Galicaea: Dimension 20: Fantasy High

Axel and Saix: Kingdom Hearts

Lottie and Laura Lee: Yellowjackets

Kala and Wolfgang: Sense8

Buffy Summers and Spike: Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Calliope Burns and Juliette Fairmont: First Kill

Will Solace and Nico di Angelo: Percy Jackson Series

Jamie and Dani: The Haunting of Bly Manor

Alec and Magnus: The Mortal Instruments/Shadowhunters

Mariposa and Catania: Barbie Mariposa and the Fairy Princess

Janai and Amaya: The Dragon Prince

Ruby and Sapphire: Steven Universe

Bow and Glimmer: She-ra and the Princesses of Power

Karolina Dean and Nico Minoru: Marvel's Runaways

Rapunzel and Eugene: Tangled

Sun Bak and Kwon-Ho Mun: Sense8

Elena Amamiya/Cure Soleil and Madoka Kaguya/Cure Selene: Pretty Cure

Yusuf “Joe” al-Kaysani and Nicolò “Nicky” di Genova: The Old Guard

Sonic the Hedgehog and Knuckles the Echidna: Sonic the Hedgehog

Apple White and Raven Queen: Ever After High

The Sun and the Moon: Real Life

Ballister Boldheart and Ambrosius Goldenloin: Nimona

Seo Hwi and Nam Seon-ho: My Country: The New Age

[little-parakeet]

ABOUT ME:

🦃Lillian/Lilly/Turkey(aka little ortist)🦃

🎨 Artist/Writer 📝

Programs: Clip Studio Paint, Procreate

Mainly OC stuff

☀️🌙☀️🌙

👇 To see what we have in common 👇

Main Interests:

Avatar: The Last Airbender hyperfixated — No ship in particular, Toph enthusiast, I WANNA BE AN EARTHBENDER

LEGO Monkie Kid — Dragonfruit CEO, FreeNoodles enthusiast, Silktea enjoyer

Undertale/Deltarune — Soriel enthusiast, lover of Alphyne as well as Alphys and Undyne individually

Pokémon enjoyer — Rocketshipping lover, the entire Ralts evaluation chain

Gore/Horror ENTHUSIAST — Paranormal Activity, Haunting of Hill House/Bly Manor, Poltergeist Diaries, the Conjuring series, Mandela Catalogue, Final Destination series, Supernatural, Ring(all three movies)

BIRDS!! — Mainly North American birds, Audubon, Sibley, turkeys turkeys turkeys

🌙☀️🌙☀️

Music Taste:

In order of interest:

Fall Out Boy

CG5

Saint Asonia/Three Days Grace(Adam Gontier)

BoyWithUke

Glass Animals

Jack Stauber

Toby Fox(and Undertale/Deltarune Remixes)

TheFatRat

Avicii

Daniel Thrasher

Cavetown

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Games:

Minecraft

Inscryption

Undertale/Deltarune

Assassin’s Creed(Ezio Edition)

Sky: Children Of The Light

Doki Doki Literature Club

Genshin Impact

Cookie Run: Kingdom

World Box

🌙☀️🌙☀️

Movies and Shows:

LEGO MONKIE KID !!!!

Miraculous Ladybug

Avatar: The Last Airbender

Pokémon (Mainly XY/XYZ)

The Promised Neverland

Sonic(Underground, X, Prime)

Wakfu

A Series of Unfortunate Events

Monster High

Ever After High

Tales of Arcadia

☀️🌙☀️🌙

Books:

Percy Jackson and the Olympians

Heroes of Olympus

Journey To The West

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Twitter

Instagram

Archive of Our Own

LMK Google Drive

Journey To The West PDF

Dragonfruit Fanart Google Drive

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this is our interests blog !! thanks for coming !!

✰ main blog: wheninroman

↳ shows: the owl house , adventure time , grey’s anatomy , the originals , legacies , the vampire diaries , littlest pet shop , once upon a time , altered carbon , the 100 , locke and key , the haunting of hill house + bly manor , stranger things , grace and frankie , big mouth , inside job , the big bang theory , killing eve , the good place , avatar , black list , suits , twilight , crime shows , and any baking / cooking shows

↳ anime: one piece , 7 deadly sins , jujutsu kaisen , blue exorcist , my hero academia , bleach , horimiya , hunterxhunter , pokémon , demon slayer , assassination classroom , dr. stone , eden zero , fairy tail , cowboy bebop , ouran high , sasaki + miyano , banana fish , sk8 the infinity , blue period , violet evergarden , the disastrous life of saiki k , buddy daddies + more

↳ books: a court of thorns and roses , the cruel prince , throne of glass , the selection , hush hush , shatter me , once upon a broken heart , clockwork angel , shadow and bone , the inheritance games , the atlas six , ally , of poseidon , to kill a kingdom , the song of achilles , percy jackson + more

↳ games: animal crossing, stardew valley, five nights at freddy’s, ark, minecraft, sims, subzero, oxygen not included, cooking mama, papa’s games, cookierun, red dead redemption 2

↳ toys: strawberry shortcake, sanrio, monster high, lalaloopsie, barbie, legos

↳ etc: mythology, religion, bones, witchcraft, framed bugs, folklore, sharks, marine life, seasons, weather, etc.

[brambleandbrush]

2023.10.27

Today was a great day. Most of it was quiet and uneventful. Started watching ‘The Haunting of Bly Manor’ and worked on my Lego Ecto-1. Breakfast was a simple maple and almond oatmeal with half apple and coffee. Lunch was a bowl of zuppa tuscana soup with a piece of fresh made baguette and a kombucha.

In the afternoon we stopped by a nearby coffee shop and grabbed a 16 ox latte before picking our son up early.This afternoon we drove out to Multnomah Falls for a short hike. Big surprise to us when our 7 yo announced that we need to complete the hike to the top. So today we hiked 2.4 mi with 800 ft of elevation gain. The hike was challenging but worth it in the end. This evening we stopped at one of our favorite brewery in the way back. Dinner was a curried chicken salad with arugula, half a pita, and cider. My husband and I split a small apple crumble à la mode.

[aggressivebutterflies]

bly manor and hill house need to be lego sets like yesterday

[unreadablecommunication]

My custom Jamie and Dani Legos 🥰🥰🥰

@talentedgemx 🥰🥰

[aintmyjewelry]

What shows do you watch?

I actually watch many shows akfkvkejfjs here’s a bit of a list of the shows I watch currently and regularly:

so many sitcoms (Abbott Elementary, The Goldbergs, Home Economics, The Connors, Welcome to Flatch, and probably so more I won’t remember until they return this fall!”

Food Network shows!! (The Kitchen, The Great Food Truck Race, any Baking Championship, Worst Cooks in America, Best Baker in America)

I love when networks reboot game shows (Supermarket Sweep, Press Your Luck, Celebrity Family Feud, Card Sharks (rip), Match Game (rip, also, I think), Name that Tune, Don’t Forget The Lyrics, To Tell The Truth)

I love modern games shows! (The Masked Singer, Lego Masters, Domino Masters, Is It Cake?)

I also of course enjoy streaming shows, specifically on Netflix and Disney+ (Stranger Things, The Haunting of Hill House+Bly Manor, HSM: The Musical: The Series, Big Shot (praying for a season 2!), there’s probably more in missing??)

and then i’ve also watched shows like Supernatural, Doctor Who, Sherlock (exposing myself here), 911 (I haven’t kept up with it tho), Hannibal, The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina… I can’t remember what else is out there that i’ve watched but it feels like a lot lmao

[vonn13]

Just watched the haunting of bly manor, to that one aftg tiktok account that recommended it a big fuck you. I hope you stub your toe and step on a lego.

I'm emotionally devastated.

Drained.

And in the process of writing an haunting of bly manor x aftg fic because of you.

Anyways let me drown away my sorrows by reading wholesome Dani x Jamie fanfics on ao3

[parrishh]

tagged by: @reyskyewalker​ thank u larken <3

last song: conversation by catfish and the bottlemen

last movie: hocus pocus with kate & libby (love y’all @hathawaywrites @jostenminyrd)

currently reading: the seven husbands of evelyn hugo by taylor jenkins reid

currently watching: i’m halfway through the haunting of bly manor and i’m loving it!

currently craving: would kill for an horchata

currently working on: i’m making some playlists on spotify that i’m actually really excited about 👀

currently playing: i recently whipped out the old xbox 360 and have been playing lego harry potter: years 5-7 lmao

tagging: @rvenclws @janesaugusts @graanger @narcisscamalfoy if you want, no pressure! (kate & libby you’re tagged too hehe)

[sincerepositivethings]

Issue One Hundred and Twenty-Six

For the last few years we have relied on the expert taste of Adam Maid to make sure we didn't miss any of the best music, TV, books and movies of the previous year. Why Adam? Because he consumes it all. But first, real quick: I would like to know what your favorite piece of media to come out of 2021 was. Movie? TV Show? Book? Song? Food? Whatever! I plan on sharing a list of our readers' favorite things  next week, and this is your chance to be a part of it! Just fill out this super short form and you're a part of the official SPT 2021 Going Away Celebration! Take it away, Adam!

2021! We got vaccines! Live music and movies came back! Sparks finally got the credit they deserve! And also a lot of bad stuff happened, but we're not going to think about that now! Here are some of the highlights from what was a really solid year in pop culture. Pig (movie) - A lot of the buildup for this movie made it sound like Nic Cage's John Wick—his pig gets stolen, he has to get it back—but the movie itself has other ideas. Instead, it only jabs a metaphorical pencil through your eye with how deftly and beautifully it examines themes of loss, forgiveness, and empathy. Lucy Dacus - Home Video (music) - Nobody writes sharper lyrics than Lucy Dacus, and by sharp I mean they are daggers. Every one of her songs has an exquisitely crafted knife hiding inside of it. And she also just makes great rock music.  It Never Ends - Tom Scharpling (book) - Tom is, as the kids say, goated. Already the funniest person working in any of his other mediums (shoutout to his Double Threat podcast with Julie Klausner for making me laugh and rewind and laugh again more than anything else for the past two years), this is Tom's first book, and it is so much bigger and deeper than a typical comedy memoir. He promised he would make us both laugh and cry and, well, the rat bastid did it.  Midnight Mass (TV) - I can't really write about Midnight Mass without first writing an appreciation of its creator, Mike Flanagan. Nobody has understood the importance of the human side of horror since early Stephen King (which is probably why he's ended up adapting several King novels). This is his third Netflix series—following The Haunting of Hill House and The Haunting of Bly Manor, both also excellent—and his most emotionally affecting work yet. I don't want to give too much away on the plot, but I highly recommend if for nothing more than Hamish Linklater CRUSHING it.  Dinosaur Jr - Sweep It Into Space (music) - What a band. What an album. They're still as vital as ever. Yellowjackets (TV) - [pounding on table] Yellowjackets. Yellowjackets. YELLOWJACKETS. Just check it out. You will not regret it (except for the part where you can't sleep later). Melanie Lynskey is undefeated. Revelator - Daryl Gregory (book) - I loved this book for a lot of reasons, but most of all for Daryl Gregory's always-impeccable flair for writing full, compelling characters. The rest of it is pretty great, too: Appalachian moonshining, family secrets, a strange god who lives in a mountain? Southern Gothic cosmic horror? Yes and thank you. The Mitchells vs. the Machines (movie) - If you're reading this newsletter, chances are you've heard the names Phil Lord and Chris Miller at some point. Whether it's their own project (Clone High, The Lego Movie) or something they've produced (Mitchells, Into the Spider-Verse), their worlds are bursting with creativity and their stories HIT. Their latest, co-written and directed by Jeff Lowe and Michael Rianda, is the story of the robot apocalypse and the family trying not to fall apart at the seams as they save the world. It is wonderful. A Little Devil in America - Hanif Abdurraqib (book) - A new release from Hanif Abdurraqib is a first-day, when-the-bookstore-opens kind of event. His writing in A Little Devil in America is as impeccable as ever, seamlessly combining memoir, cultural commentary, history, and love letter into a series of essays on Black performance that are as empathetic and vulnerable as they are ecstatic. You'll never hear "Gimme Shelter" again without wanting to give Merry Clayton her roses, too. No One Is Talking About This - Patricia Lockwood (book) - As someone with professionally mandated Social Media Brain, the first half of this book was a rousing joyride of weird, dumb Twitter moments I should be ashamed I remember. As an uncle, the second half was a rousing roundhouse kick straight to the solar plexus.  Painting with John (TV) - In the early 90s, actor/musician/artist John Lurie had a show on IFC called Fishing with John, in which he'd invite famous friends like Jim Jarmusch, Dennis Hopper, and Tom Waits out on different fishing expeditions. None of them know how to fish, on one occasion he and Willem Dafoe die at the end of an episode, and let me tell you it is a perfect show. Last year HBO got Lurie, now living on an unnamed Caribbean island, to come back for a new show, in which he crashes drones and ostensibly teaches you how to paint. It's like Bob Ross, if Bob Ross painted surreal watercolors and told messed up stories from New York in the 80s.  Riders of Justice (movie) - Mads Mikkelsen stars as a soldier returning home to care for his daughter after his wife is killed in a train accident. Sounds like the setup to a fun comedy, right? Well, it turns out, yeah. Enter a trio of statistics and computer dorks who are convinced the accident was no accident, and enlist Mads to investigate the local gang they believe responsible. This is character-driven comedy done right, to dark and rewarding effect.  Hey Ramsey, look over there! (Okay, folks, that will distract him for several minutes. Here are some more things I really liked this year.) Movies: The Beta Test, The Card Counter, Annette, Never Gonna Snow Again, Dune, Malignant, Zola, Titane, Shiva Baby, The Deep House, The Last Duel, Licorice Pizza Books: Filthy Animals - Brandon Taylor, Velvet Was the Night - Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Mike Nichols: A Life - Mark Harris, Nightbitch - Rachel Yoder, My Heart Is a Chainsaw - Stephen Graham Jones, Beautiful World, Where Are You - Sally Rooney TV: The White Lotus, I Think You Should Leave, Squid Game, Succession, Reservation Dogs, Hawkeye, Arcane: League of Legends, Made for Love, Kenan Music: Julien Baker - Little Oblivions, Japanese Breakfast - Jubilee, Reigning Sound - A Little More Time, The Mountain Goats - Dark in Here, Sharon Van Etten and Angel Olsen - "Like I Used To", BLACKSTARKIDS - Puppies Forever, Laura Stevenson - Laura Stevenson, James Blake - Friends That Break Your Heart, Action/Adventure - Pulling Focus

[ramseyesscom]

Issue One Hundred and Twenty-Six

For the last few years we have relied on the expert taste of Adam Maid to make sure we didn't miss any of the best music, TV, books and movies of the previous year. Why Adam? Because he consumes it all. But first, real quick: I would like to know what your favorite piece of media to come out of 2021 was. Movie? TV Show? Book? Song? Food? Whatever! I plan on sharing a list of our readers' favorite things  next week, and this is your chance to be a part of it! Just fill out this super short form and you're a part of the official SPT 2021 Going Away Celebration! Take it away, Adam!

2021! We got vaccines! Live music and movies came back! Sparks finally got the credit they deserve! And also a lot of bad stuff happened, but we're not going to think about that now! Here are some of the highlights from what was a really solid year in pop culture. Pig (movie) - A lot of the buildup for this movie made it sound like Nic Cage's John Wick—his pig gets stolen, he has to get it back—but the movie itself has other ideas. Instead, it only jabs a metaphorical pencil through your eye with how deftly and beautifully it examines themes of loss, forgiveness, and empathy. Lucy Dacus - Home Video (music) - Nobody writes sharper lyrics than Lucy Dacus, and by sharp I mean they are daggers. Every one of her songs has an exquisitely crafted knife hiding inside of it. And she also just makes great rock music.  It Never Ends - Tom Scharpling (book) - Tom is, as the kids say, goated. Already the funniest person working in any of his other mediums (shoutout to his Double Threat podcast with Julie Klausner for making me laugh and rewind and laugh again more than anything else for the past two years), this is Tom's first book, and it is so much bigger and deeper than a typical comedy memoir. He promised he would make us both laugh and cry and, well, the rat bastid did it.  Midnight Mass (TV) - I can't really write about Midnight Mass without first writing an appreciation of its creator, Mike Flanagan. Nobody has understood the importance of the human side of horror since early Stephen King (which is probably why he's ended up adapting several King novels). This is his third Netflix series—following The Haunting of Hill House and The Haunting of Bly Manor, both also excellent—and his most emotionally affecting work yet. I don't want to give too much away on the plot, but I highly recommend if for nothing more than Hamish Linklater CRUSHING it.  Dinosaur Jr - Sweep It Into Space (music) - What a band. What an album. They're still as vital as ever. Yellowjackets (TV) - [pounding on table] Yellowjackets. Yellowjackets. YELLOWJACKETS. Just check it out. You will not regret it (except for the part where you can't sleep later). Melanie Lynskey is undefeated. Revelator - Daryl Gregory (book) - I loved this book for a lot of reasons, but most of all for Daryl Gregory's always-impeccable flair for writing full, compelling characters. The rest of it is pretty great, too: Appalachian moonshining, family secrets, a strange god who lives in a mountain? Southern Gothic cosmic horror? Yes and thank you. The Mitchells vs. the Machines (movie) - If you're reading this newsletter, chances are you've heard the names Phil Lord and Chris Miller at some point. Whether it's their own project (Clone High, The Lego Movie) or something they've produced (Mitchells, Into the Spider-Verse), their worlds are bursting with creativity and their stories HIT. Their latest, co-written and directed by Jeff Lowe and Michael Rianda, is the story of the robot apocalypse and the family trying not to fall apart at the seams as they save the world. It is wonderful. A Little Devil in America - Hanif Abdurraqib (book) - A new release from Hanif Abdurraqib is a first-day, when-the-bookstore-opens kind of event. His writing in A Little Devil in America is as impeccable as ever, seamlessly combining memoir, cultural commentary, history, and love letter into a series of essays on Black performance that are as empathetic and vulnerable as they are ecstatic. You'll never hear "Gimme Shelter" again without wanting to give Merry Clayton her roses, too. No One Is Talking About This - Patricia Lockwood (book) - As someone with professionally mandated Social Media Brain, the first half of this book was a rousing joyride of weird, dumb Twitter moments I should be ashamed I remember. As an uncle, the second half was a rousing roundhouse kick straight to the solar plexus.  Painting with John (TV) - In the early 90s, actor/musician/artist John Lurie had a show on IFC called Fishing with John, in which he'd invite famous friends like Jim Jarmusch, Dennis Hopper, and Tom Waits out on different fishing expeditions. None of them know how to fish, on one occasion he and Willem Dafoe die at the end of an episode, and let me tell you it is a perfect show. Last year HBO got Lurie, now living on an unnamed Caribbean island, to come back for a new show, in which he crashes drones and ostensibly teaches you how to paint. It's like Bob Ross, if Bob Ross painted surreal watercolors and told messed up stories from New York in the 80s.  Riders of Justice (movie) - Mads Mikkelsen stars as a soldier returning home to care for his daughter after his wife is killed in a train accident. Sounds like the setup to a fun comedy, right? Well, it turns out, yeah. Enter a trio of statistics and computer dorks who are convinced the accident was no accident, and enlist Mads to investigate the local gang they believe responsible. This is character-driven comedy done right, to dark and rewarding effect.  Hey Ramsey, look over there! (Okay, folks, that will distract him for several minutes. Here are some more things I really liked this year.) Movies: The Beta Test, The Card Counter, Annette, Never Gonna Snow Again, Dune, Malignant, Zola, Titane, Shiva Baby, The Deep House, The Last Duel, Licorice Pizza Books: Filthy Animals - Brandon Taylor, Velvet Was the Night - Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Mike Nichols: A Life - Mark Harris, Nightbitch - Rachel Yoder, My Heart Is a Chainsaw - Stephen Graham Jones, Beautiful World, Where Are You - Sally Rooney TV: The White Lotus, I Think You Should Leave, Squid Game, Succession, Reservation Dogs, Hawkeye, Arcane: League of Legends, Made for Love, Kenan Music: Julien Baker - Little Oblivions, Japanese Breakfast - Jubilee, Reigning Sound - A Little More Time, The Mountain Goats - Dark in Here, Sharon Van Etten and Angel Olsen - "Like I Used To", BLACKSTARKIDS - Puppies Forever, Laura Stevenson - Laura Stevenson, James Blake - Friends That Break Your Heart, Action/Adventure - Pulling Focus

[badooney7]

All the Media I Consumed in 2020

TV

Everything That Currently Exists of:

Dracula

A People’s History: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Dispatches from Elsewhere

Richard Osman’s House of Games / Night

The Haunting of Bly Manor

What We Do in the Shadows

Lovecraft Country

Seasons:

Bob’s Burgers, season 10

The Mandalorian, season 2

Steven Universe, seasons 1-2

Miscellaneous Episodes of:

92nd Academy Awards

The Mysteries of Hieronymus Bosch

Seven Wonders of the Buddhist World

Jane Austen: Behind Closed Doors

Let’s Cook History

What’s Cookin’

The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson

A Cook Back in Time

Patriot Act with Hassan Minhaj

Popcorn with Peter Travers

Desus and Mero

The Harlots Handbook

Big Fat Quiz of the Decade 2020

Dream of Italy

Rick Steves’ Europe

8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown

Aunty Donna’s Big Ol’ House of Fun

Big Fat Quiz of the Year 2020

Movies

Knives Out

Parasite

Jojo Rabbit

Hair Love (short)

The Lighthouse

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

Little Women

1917

Joker

Star Wars: Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker

In Search of Forgotten Colours (short)

Absurd Encounter with Fear (short)

Sea Wall (short)

Rust (student short)

A Creative City (student short)

A Flight of Hope (student short)

Day Again (student short)

Missing Mom (student short)

Faces (student short)

What Happens in the Dark? (student short)

Aladdin (2019)

Blazing Saddles

Aladdin (1992)

The Little Mermaid

Finding Nemo

The Emperor’s New Groove

Hercules

The Lion King

A Hard Day’s Night

Howl’s Moving Castle

Spirited Away

Monsters, Inc.

Coco

Ocean’s Eleven

Moana

Mulan

The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

Muppet Treasure Island

Muppets from Space

The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

The LEGO Movie

Toy Story

The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

Robin Hood: Men in Tights

Spaceballs

The Sound of Music

Grease

Dumb and Dumber

Billy Madison

The Wedding Singer

The Adventures of Alan R. (short)

Princess Mononoke

Jaws

I Have a Radio (short)

The Mannequin (short)

Other Side of the Box (short)

The Neighbors’ Window (short)

Midsommar

Picnic at Hanging Rock

Persona

Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure

Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey

Bill and Ted Face the Music

What We Do in the Shadows (short)

What We Do in the Shadows

Clue

Color Out of Space

Dracula: Dead and Loving It

Carnival of Souls

The Naked Gun

Once Upon a Snowman (short)

Your Coffee Drinks You (short)

Plays (in February and March!)

Fiddler On the Roof

Hello, Dolly

Finite Podcasts

The Harrowing

Books

The Luxe by Anna Godbersen

Audiobooks

Some Breakable Things by Cassandra Khaw (short story)

The Changeling by Sarah Langan (short story)

Music of the Abyss by Shaun Hamill (short story)

Prodigal Son by Daniel M. Lavery (short story) Prerecorded/Streamed Performances

Musicals and Plays:

Hadestown (London)

Hadestown (Broadway)

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat

Jane Eyre

Jesus Christ Superstar

Treasure Island

Twelfth Night

Frankenstein

Good and Noble Beings

The Two Noble Kinsmen

Macbeth

A Streetcar Named Desire

Hamilton

The Rocky Horror Show

Dance:

The Nutcracker

Con Brazos Abiertos

Opera:

Così fan tutte

Carmen

Elektra

The Merry Widow

Marnie

Le Nozze di Figaro

L’Amour de Loin

Capriccio

Cavalleria Rusticana

Pagliacci

The Tempest

La Damnation de Faust

I Puritani

L’Elisir d’Amore

Tosca

Akhnaten

The Exterminating Angel

Hamlet

Roméo et Juliette

Miscellaneous:

John Mulaney: Kid Gorgeous at Radio City

Andrew Rannells: Live from Lincoln Center

Family Guy Presents Seth and Alex’s Almost Live Comedy Show

Caesar’s Writers

One Zoom to Rule Them All: Reunited Apart Lord of the Rings Edition

Arias with a Twist

Cirque du Soleil: One Night for One Drop

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Royal Albert Hall Celebration

Take Me to the World: A Sondheim 90th Birthday Celebration

Help! I’m Stuck! with Cole Escola

A Celebration of the Music of Coco

My Brother, My Brother, and Me livestream

The Fratellis

Candlenights 2020

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Quarantine Q&A!

Thank you so much for the tag @lemonadebottlecap !💖 I know I’m super late to this, so I oughta use this random spur of motivation to finally do it sjkhskjhskl

Are you staying home from work/school online? Technically, I’m in a system where some courses are online and others are in person, and every third (or fourth?) week, we are supposed to meet up at our university. Luckily, all my teachers prefer remote teaching and giving as essays/some work to do during that one week, so this semester I’m all online!

If you’re staying home, who’s there with you?  Currently it’s my parents, my brother and me. My sister was also staying with us until just recently, before she moved into her appartment

Are you a homebody?  I used to enjoy staying home, so the beginning of quarantine wasn’t all that bad. Over here, there aren’t as many restrictions as in certain other countries, but I’m still trying to be on the safe side. And ngl, staying at home is getting a bit overwhelming 

What movies have you watched lately? What shows are you watching? The last movie I’ve seen was Tenet, I think. I know I’ve started a few more, such as The Truman Show and The Lego Movie 2 (nobody judge me aight), but I haven’t finished them yet. I finally convinced myself to dabble into The Vampire Diaries and, boy, how did I not watch this earlier. It pretty much consumed most of my waking hours these days. I’ve also started watching New Girl and planning on watching The Haunting of Hill House and Bly Manor, eventually!

An event that you were looking forward to that got cancelled? Eurovision Song Contest 2020 😔 This year was supposed to take place in The Netherlands, which would be super neat since I really like that country, and it’s not too far away! Sadly it was (sort of) completely cancelled 😔

What music are you listening to? A lot of different things, not gonna lie. My top 5 songs these past few days have been: 1. Electric Love - Børns 2. I Wanna Get Lost With You -  Stereophonics 3. Youth - Brass Wires Orchestra 4. A Drop In The Ocean - Ron Pope  5. Medicine - Daughter 

What are you reading? Well, there’s still Midnight Sun that I haven’t finished ashkdajlsjd I’ve picked up a few more books that I’ve been meaning to read/finish for ages, such as The Telltale Heart, Death with Interruptions and another one with loads of Greek Mythologie stories, but I don’t remember its name,,,,

What are you doing for self-care? Self-care? Never heard of her,,,,

Since I’m a bit late to this, I’m just tagging anyone who sees this and feels like doing it!!

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TV Premiere Dates: 2020 Calendar

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Wondering when your favorite shows are coming back and what new series you can look forward to? We’ve got you covered with the Den of Geek 2020 TV Premiere Dates Calendar, where we keep track of TV series premiere dates, return dates, and more for the year and beyond. 

We’ll continue to update this page as networks announce dates. A lot of these shows we’ll be watching or covering, so be sure to follow along with us! 

Please note that all times are EST. 

DATESHOWNETWORKFriday, October 2MonsterlandHuluFriday, October 2Emily in ParisNetflixFriday, October 2Warrior (10:00 p.m.)CinemaxFriday, October 2Zenimation Extended EditionDisney+Saturday, October 3Saturday Night Live (11:30 p.m.)NBCSunday, October 4Pandora (8:00 p.m.)CWSunday, October 4The Good Lord Bird (9:00 p.m.)ShowtimeSunday, October 4Britannia (9:00 p.m.)EpixSunday, October 4Flesh and Blood (9:00 p.m.)PBSSunday, October 4The Walking Dead Season 10 Finale (9:00 p.m.)AMCSunday, October 4The Walking Dead: World Beyond (10:00 p.m.)AMCSunday, October 4Cobra (10:00 p.m.)PBSSunday, October 4Black-ish Election Special (10:00 p.m.)ABCSunday, October 4Genndy Tartakovsky’s Primal (11:30 p.m.)Adult SwimMonday, October 5The ExpectingQuibiMonday, October 5Soulmates (10:00 p.m.)AMCMonday, October 5One Day at a Time (9:00 p.m.) | Broadcast PremiereCBSTuesday, October 6Swamp Thing (8:00 p.m.) | Broadcast PremiereCWTuesday, October 6neXt (9:00 p.m.)FOXWednesday, October 7To the LakeNetflixWednesday, October 7Doctor Who: The Faceless Ones (8:00 p.m.)BBC AmericaWednesday, October 7Family Time (8:00 p.m.)BounceWednesday, October 7Devils (8:00 p.m.) | US PremiereCWWednesday, October 7Coroner (9:00 p.m.) | US PremiereCWThursday, October 8Code 404 | Streaming PremierePeacockThursday, October 8Connecting… (8:00 p.m.)NBCThursday, October 8Supernatural (8:00 p.m.) | Season 15 ReturnCWThursday, October 8The Outpost (9:00 p.m.)CWFriday, October 9The Right StuffDisney+Friday, October 9The Haunting of Bly ManorNetflixFriday, October 9Ghostwriter Apple TV+Friday, October 9Raven’s Home (8:00 p.m.)DisneySunday, October 11The Spanish Princess (8:00 p.m.)StarzSunday, October 11Fear the Walking Dead (9:00 p.m.)AMCMonday, October 12Kipo and the Age of WonderbeastsNetflixMonday, October 12Mystery RoadAcorn TVTuesday, October 13Tell Me a Story (9:00 p.m.) | Broadcast PremiereCWWednesday, October 14Sistas (9:00 p.m.)BETThursday, October 15Star Trek: DiscoveryCBS All-AccessThursday, October 15DesSundance NowThursday, October 15Social DistanceNetflixFriday, October 16HelpstersApple TV+Friday, October 16HelstromHuluFriday, October 16Grand ArmyNetflixFriday, October 16The Last Kids on EarthNetflixFriday, October 16Someone Has to DieNetflixFriday, October 16La RévolutionNetflixSunday, October 18The Trouble With Maggie Cole (8:00 p.m.)PBSMonday, October 19Unsolved MysteriesNetflixMonday, October 19Darkness: Those Who KillAcorn TVTuesday, October 20The Magic School Bus Rides Again: The Frizz ConnectionNetflixWednesday, October 21The Goldbergs (8:00 p.m.)ABCWednesday, October 21The Conners (9:00 p.m.)ABCWednesday, October 21Black-ish (9:30 p.m.)ABCFriday, October 23The Queen’s GambitNetflixFriday, October 23Barbarians NetflixFriday, October 23Stolen AwayNetflixFriday, October 23Mirzapur AmazonSunday, October 25The Undoing (9:00 p.m.)HBOMonday, October 26Temple | US PremiereSpectrumMonday, October 26Creepshow Halloween SpecialShudderTuesday, October 27GhostsHBO MaxTuesday, October 27Blood of ZeusNetflixTuesday, October 27This Is Us (9:00 p.m.)NBCWednesday, October 28American Housewife (8:30 p.m.)ABCThursday, October 29Superstore (8:00 p.m.)NBCThursday, October 29Deutschland 89 (11:00 p.m.)SundanceFriday, October 30The Mandalorian Disney+Friday, October 30Suburra: Blood on RomeNetflixFriday, October 30Truth SeekersAmazonSunday, November 1Roadkill (9:00 p.m.)PBSMonday, November 2The Good Doctor (10:00 p.m.)ABCWednesday, November 4The A Word (11:00 p.m.)SundanceSaturday, November 7RWBY Volume 8Rooster TeethSunday, November 8Moonbase 8 (11:00 p.m.)ShowtimeMonday, November 9The Mighty OnesHuluMonday, November 9The South WesterliesAcorn TVMonday, November 9Industry (10:00 p.m.)HBOTuesday, November 10A TeacherHuluWednesday, November 11Chicago Med (8:00 p.m.)NBCWednesday, November 11Chicago Fire (9:00 p.m.)NBCWednesday, November 11Chicago P.D. (10:00 p.m.)NBCThursday, November 12Station 19 (8:00 p.m.)ABCThursday, November 12Law & Order: SVU (9:00 p.m.)NBCThursday, November 12Grey’s Anatomy (9:00 p.m.)ABCFriday, November 13Alex RiderIMDb TVFriday, November 13Doug UnplugsApple TV+Friday, November 13The Blacklist (8:00 p.m.)NBCSunday, November 15The CrownNetflixTuesday, November 17The LEGO Star Wars Holiday SpecialDisney+Tuesday, November 17Big Sky (10:00 p.m.)ABCWednesday, November 18No Man’s LandHuluWednesday, November 18The Wonderful World of Mickey MouseDisney+Wednesday, November 18For Life (10:00 p.m.)ABCThursday, November 19Supernatural: The Long Road Home (8:00 p.m.) | Special + FinaleCWThursday, November 19A Million Little Things (10:00 p.m.)ABCFriday, November 20AnimaniacsHuluFriday, November 20Small AxeAmazonFriday, November 20Marvel’s 616Disney+Monday, November 23Black Narcissus (8:00 p.m.)FXWednesday, November 25Saved by the BellPeacockFriday, December 4StillwaterApple TV+Thursday, December 17The StandCBS All AccessSunday, January 3Elizabeth Is Missing (9:00 p.m.) | US PremierePBSFriday, January 8Cobra KaiNetflixFriday, February 5The Snoopy ShowApple TV+

If we’ve forgotten a show, feel free to drop a reminder in the comment section below!

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WIRE Buzz: Bly Manor scares up Henry Thomas. Plus, new Primal trailer channels Samurai Jack

The second season of The Haunting of Hill House — titled The Haunting of Bly Manor — just nabbed another familiar face in the form of Henry ... source https://www.google.com/url?rct=j&sa=t&url=https://www.syfy.com/syfywire/haunting-of-bly-manor-henry-thomas-primal-lego&ct=ga&cd=CAIyHGIwNTMwNTU1ZTkyZGUzMGM6Y29tOmVuOlVTOlI&usg=AFQjCNEagIu7XTokMiQYTEnHp2i59aH_OQ