I realised after watching a bit, that I have actually seen most of this film on tv, only it was late, and I didn’t catch the start. So, I have now seen it almost twice.

“Why are the pretty ones always insane?”

All right if you like that sort of thing. It was bearable, if not a little repetitive, but isn’t that always the way with electro?

I love sorbet, but this was my first taste of pineapple sorbet. If you’re also a fan of sorbet, you’ve got to give this one a go, it even has passion fruit swirls in, too. And, sorbet is better for you than ice cream, so that’s got to be a plus, right? :)

What a lot of bosh! :)

It’s a workbook, and before I moved to Sweden I was doing well with it, but then I had other books to use (ones that I had for my course) and put it on hold. Now it’s the summer, I have finished from uni, and I am getting back onto it. I hope to have completed it by the time I’m back at uni in the Autumn :)

Erik made me watch. Didn’t like it.

Actually I have lots of questions. This is supposed to be the first Bond film, where Bond gets his double 0 status. But, there are mobile phones, references to 9/11, and the date 2005 is around at points. Now, as you can tell I’m not the biggest Bond expert, I’m just curious. Does this mean he is a new James Bond, as in, not all the Bonds are the same person, it, like the ‘00’ tag is just for identification? So each actor played a different Bond, in that scenario. I hope this is it, because if it is supposed to be the same guy, and Casino Royale (at least this version) is a prequel, either he can time travel, or there are some serious plot holes.

Other than that, I liked it :)

Edit: my brother confirmed, it is the first scenario, each actor is a different Bond.

(From TV Rage)

The Weekenders is a cartoon series about four middle-schooler’s weekend adventures. They include Tino, the sarcastic, Captain Dreadnought fan-boy, Carver, shoe-loving, cool kid wannabe, Tish, the Shakespeare loving perfectionist, and Lor, the ‘few-stars-short-of-a-galaxy’ jock of the group. This series was unique, since the main characters changed clothes every episode, yet they’d re-use clothes, like normal kids.

The Weekenders ran for 39 episodes. Although it premiered on ABC in the Disney’s One Saturday Morning block, it ended up on Toon Disney during mid-season four, and the new episodes premiered there for the remainder of the series.

Throughout this comical series Tino often breaks through the “fourth wall” in which he directly talks to the viewer. Also, in every episode of the series the pizza place where the gang ate always had a different name and theme.

This was my first Chaplin film, even though we studied melodrama in Expressive Arts when I was 16. It’s timeless, and brilliant. Timing is everything :)