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That Mr. Rogers documentary is very good.  I was glued to it the whole time I watched it.

I watched Mr. Rogers as a kid, probably because his voice was so hypnotizing.  But I did either turn of fthe TV or changed channels when his puppets came on, because they were creepy.  I did like the red trolley, though, don't know why.  It's weird to think there is a cartoon show on PBS now that's based on those puppet skits (Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood).

It was more than a VR pod, but more like a few rooms you walked around in.  it was pretty amazing.

Yeah his voice is pretty nasally.  One thing I like about Hanna Barbera and older cartoons in general is they got comedians to be voice actors, not people with annoying voices.  Most cartoons today just try to get the most annoying voices possible.

Yeah as much as I like Mystery Science Theater 3000, sometimes you just have to enjoy stuff for what it is.

Since I was expecting Ralph 2 to be like The Emoji Movie, I wasn't QUITE as disappointed, but it was still a let down.

I actually watched an anime in 2018.  It was a remake of an older anime called Star Blazers in the US that I used to watch when I was a kid back in the late 70's and early 80's.  The new show is called Space Battleship Yamato 2199.  The first season was pretty good.  I think you can watch it on Crustyroll.

Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door is definitely the best Mario RPG out there, and it's also one of the best RPGs on the GameCube period.  It's a shame that future Paper Mario titles were not near as good.

Is that your character in the picture?  She's STRONG!  What have you been feeding her?  LIke I said before, my kind of woman. :)

Here's my review of GRIS, by the way.

http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2019/02/22/gris-switch-pc/

I missed out on Fantasy Life unfortunately.  Just slipped through the cracks.  Also skipped out on Luigi's Mansion.  I love the game, I just didn't feel the need to play it on the 3DS.

Faxanadu is an interesting game.  It was made by Falcom, who did the Ys series.  Another popular series they did was Xanadu.  Since Faxanadu was on the Famicom (NES in Japan), they put a Fa in front of Xanadu and that's how it got its name.  Although Faxanadu doesn't have much to do with the original Xanadu series.  Oddly enough, I never really got into Faxanadu, but another NES Falcom game I did get into was Legacy of the Wizard, which strangely enough, has something to do with Faxanadu.  You see, Xanadu had lots of spinoffs.  Faxanadu was one.  Dragon Slayer was another Xanadu spinoff, and Legacy of the Wizard is known as Dragon Slayer IV in Japan.  So both games are kind of related.  The cool thing about Legacy of the Wizard is Yuzo Koshiro did the soundtrack.   Class dismissed.