Lost and Scrubs because they’re so short.

Psych because it’s fun and catchy.

Previously Murdoch Mysteries, but I hate the new intro this season and have been skipping it.

That I’m on a computer programming all day for my job.

That I’m on a computer programming all night for fun.

That I rarely play video games anymore.

The sound of flip flops. Drives me up a wall!

If memory serves me, you could consider Lawnmower Man 2 the prequel to the Spy Kids series.

Walking distance is only part of this equation.

We have no sidewalks and I would need to cross a 6 lane interstate if I were to go to the “closest” anything.

I suddenly feel compelled to consume product. 🧟

Tim Burton BROKE NEW GROUND!

Biweekly.

It means twice a week.

Or, it means once every other week.

Good luck.

Do what you have to do before you do what you want to do .

If you go outside, have a way to get back in.

Love it! The iron maiden scene still gives me the creeps.

“Ichabod.”

Bill Murray in top row: John “Bunny” Breckinridge from Ed Wood

Redhead in the bottom row: David Bowie from The Man Who Fell to Earth

Grimdark Cinderella looking character in the bottom row: Veronica from Heathers

Honestly, it’s a total disaster.

I heard it blows.

Blue background guy is Driver from Drive.

(Obscured) is Lloyd Christmas from Dumb and Dumber

“Hoodie Guy” is RJ from The Thing

Additionally, there are two more rows of characters you didn’t list.

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The one on the right they call… Tim.

This could go well beyond viewership for them.

Growing up we didn’t have the Disney channel. Back then it was a premium, paid channel. So with the options being renting tapes, seeing theatrical releases, or the special weekends where the channel was free, I watched very Disney growing up.

Now, as an adult, I have little connection to their characters, movies, shows, etc. I see others my age making yearly treks to Disney World and I don’t have the same draw. I see people buying Disney merch, and again, I don’t have the same need.

And because I don’t have strong nostalgia feelings for Disney, I didn’t raise my kids on Disney either.

If kids aren’t connecting with the Disney IP, as they grow up, they could end up like me - an adult that spends little to no money with Disney.

And that would be a major disaster beyond viewership for them.

I’m a huge Beetlejuice fan, but I didn’t like this. Similar to how I felt with the musical, this may carry the names of the characters, but it’s not them.

Don’t you have public transport?

No.

Cabinet of Curiosities was pretty good.

The Midnight Club felt like a modern Are You Afraid of the Dark.

The new Goosebumps series was a lot of fun.