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My mom used to watch 90 Day Fiance all the time.  There are tons of that show!  They could make a whole channel about it.  I can't stand it, personally.

I'm glad I bought the original LEGO Dimensions.  I didn't get to review it, but I got to review pretty much all the add ons later, so it was one of the best gaming purchases I made.

Looks like Teela ate her spinach in that He-Man set.  I wasn't into He-Man as a kid either, but I watched the cartoon because there were other kids in my house who wanted to watch it.  I also watched the She-Ra cartoon because my mom wanted to watch it.  One day while I was playing outside with a neighbor kid, that kid asked me, "What's your mom's name?"  When I said, "Sheilah," his eyes got big and he yelled out, "Whoa, your mom is She-Ra?"  Once my mom heard that, she was like, "Oh we have to watch that cartoon now."  She hasn't seen the new one on Netflix.  She does use the name She-Ra as her character in video games she plays.

Little Kid Cary would want that Transformers train!

Little Kid Cary wouldn't want the A-Team one, because Little Kid Cary was scared of Mr. T. and wouldn't watch the show because of that.

Me too!

A lot of people bash on Super Paper Mario, but I really liked it.

I played Tales of Vesperia back on the 360, but I never finished it because it got too long and meandering.  My favorite characters in Vesperia were the purple doggy and one lady named Judith.  Not sure why I liked her, just did.

I really liked Super Lucky's Tale.  It wasn't the best 3-D platformer, but it put a smile on my face and games don't do that for me as much as they used to.  Here's my review:

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2019/11/29/new-super-luckys-tale-switch/

Well I'll tell you about Soul and WW84 since I can probably do so without spoiling them for you.

Soul is good but not great.  It's a little weird and has a lot of missed opportunities for a more cohesive storyline. But it's also one of those movies that up for personal interpretation, so maybe I didn't view it the way others did.

WW84 was too slow for a 2 and a half hour long movie.  And for a movie set in the 80s, they missed the opportunity to have a rockin' 80s soundtrack!  And the movie is supposed to be set in 1984, but in an arcade in the film, they had an Operation Wolf machine, which didn't come out until 1987!  But then, I'm probably the only one who cares about stuff like that.  Also, Gal Gadot ate her spinach.

And those are my movie reviews!

I missed out on the N64 ClayFighters game because I was a poor college student at the time.  Come to think of it, I only rented or played the SNES ClayFighter games at demo stations.  But I liked them!

Another pinball game that does a good job explaining the rules is Crystal Caliburn.  But that may be because it's a more simplistic game based on rules of early 80's pinball tables.  Have you ever heard of Crystal Caliburn?  It's a really old Windows pinball game (well, mid to late 90's old), and I played it a lot in college.

It's hard to keep up with all the pinball stuff.  The only reason why I keep up with the Pinball FX and Zen Pinball stuff is because I'm on good terms with Zen Studios and have been reviewing pretty much all of their games since...well it's been over ten years anyway!  Maybe longer!

The thing I remember about Little House on the Prairie when I was a kid was that it came on TV after the weekday afternoon cartoons were over.  Around 5 o'clock or so.  So it was kind of an in-betweener from the cartoons and the evening news.  And that was usually about the time I'd start on my homework if I had any.

Have you watched any movies lately?  I just watched Soul and the new Wonder Woman movies over the holidays and would love to hear your opinions on them if you watched them.

Good luck on your goals.  I've been sticking with my 'exercise more' goal for the past two years, working out nearly everyday.  And now I've gained about 20 pounts of muscle!