#Andrew Henshaw

[blizzardsuplex]

So...I got frustrated with the limitations of Spotify playlists and decided to learn how to make basic digital mixtapes in Audacity instead. My test subject was, of course, my Roddy playlist, LOL. Hopefully this works.

Link to it here with a cover by the wonderful @mobiblackout. List of all the tracks + sounds I used below:

SIDE A Transition 1 - Transmission 3 (DJ Shadow) 1A - Needle (Born Ruffians) 2A - When You Were Made (The Growlers) 3A - Boys Don't Cry (The Cure) 4A - Two-Headed Boy & The Fool (Neutral Milk Hotel) 5A - At The Door (The Strokes) Transition 2 - Alligator Bites Never Heal (Doechii) 6A - Grinding All My Life (Nipsey Hussle) 7A - Clique (Kanye West, Big Sean, and Jay-Z) 8A - Boy Bye (BROCKHAMPTON) 9A - Choked Out (The Mountain Goats) Transition 3 - (another part of) Transmission 3 by DJ Shadow 10A - No Selling (Uncle Butch Pretends It Don't Hurt) (Open Mike Eagle)

SIDE B Transition 1 - Waterbreak (Samm Henshaw) 1B - Do I Wanna Know? (Arctic Monkeys) 2B - Do For Love (2Pac feat. Eric Williams) 3B - My Gal, My Guy (OurVinyl Sessions) (Darlingside) 4B - Roddy (Djo) 5B - The End of Heartache (Killswitch Engage) Transition 2 - Transmission 1 (DJ Shadow) 6B - Iris (Future Islands) 7B - Wake Up (Arcade Fire) 8B - Inside Problems (Andrew Bird) 9B - This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody) (Talking Heads) 10B - Needle (Acoustic) (Born Ruffians)

[readingbooksinisrael]

September 2023 Read This Month

Rereads

All Things Bright and Beautiful/James Herriot (All Creatures Great and Small #2) (adult semi-fictional short stories memoir)

Frankenstein/Mary Shelley (adult sci fi)

The Report Card/Andrew Clements (mg realistic fiction)

5 stars

Mega-Predators of the Past/Melissa Stewart, illustrated by Howard Gray (mg non-fiction picture book)

4.5 stars

Deeplight/Frances Hardinge (young adult secondary world fantasy)

Mitch and Amy, illustrated by ?/Beverly Cleary (mg realistic fiction)

Shazam and the Seven Magic Lands #5/Geoff Johns, Marco Santucci, Dale Eaglesham, Scott Collins, Max Raynor, Mike Atiyeh (young adult superhero comics)

The Undomestic Goddess/Sophie Kinsella (adult realistic fiction)

4 stars

Death of a Salesman/Arthur Miller (play about society)

The Dwarf Trees/unknown, maybe Seami Motokiyo (historical fiction morality play)

Music from Another World/Robin Talley (young adult gay historical fiction)

Ruby, the Red Fairy/Daisy Meadows, illustrated by Georgie Ripper (Rainbow Fairies #1) (first chapter book fantasy)

Uprooted/Naomi Novik (new adult historical fantasy)

3.5 stars

Going Overboard/Nancy Krulik, illustrated by ? (Katie Kazoo #35.5) (first chapter books fantasy)

3.25

The Jewels of the Shrine/James Ene Henshaw (play about social change)

3 stars

Time of the Turtle King/Mary Pope Osborne, illustrated by A.G. Ford (Magic Tree House #38) (first chapter books time travel fantasy)

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# books read: 16

Most read age groups: Adult

Most read genre: Fantasy

Average rating: 4 stars

[sleeppaw]

Working on Chapter 30 of 75 Years

For the Victors' Statuses as of the end of the 30th Hunger Games, and let's just say every Victor before the 22nd Hunger Games except Lucy Grey Baird is a parent to at least one child. Basically the current Victor Breakdown is like this:

Pre-Dark Days born Victors: Edgar, Virgil, Ginny, Horsa, Mmseyone, Paris, Chive, Samson, Hestia, Lucy Grey, Mags, Tammy and Molly.

Dark Days born Victors: Dinah and Kronos.

Volumnia Gaul Era Victors: Woof, Bailey, Maxmillian, Imogen, Caelus, Alexei, Helios, Rachel, Huyen, Eric, Aaron, Rheneas, Taliesin, Skarloey and Victoria.

So far, two sets of siblings have won the Games, Paris and Hestia Curl and the Rowe brothers. The latter is the reason why Victors cannot Mentor relatives. Two Victors are Second-Generation: Taliesin Georges and Victoria Curl, which will result in a 27-year gap of Second-Generation Victors.

Year of Birth for Victors:

B.D.D 17: Edgar Parlour

B.D.D 16: Virgil Barde

B.D.D 15: Ginny Canova, Horsa Georges

B.D.D 14: Mmseyone Musk, Paris Curl

B.D.D 13: Chive Carmichael

B.D.D 12: Samson Wilson

B.D.D 9: Hestia Curl

B.D.D 7: Lucy Grey Baird

B.D.D 6:

B.D.D 5: Mags Flanagan

B.D.D 4: Tammy Winchester, Molly Frost

B.D.D 3: Dinah West

B.D.D 2: Kronos Jackson

B.D.D 1:

A.D.D 1: Woof Casino, Bailey Thornton, Maxmillian Jaaskelainen

A.D.D 2:

A.D.D 3: Imogen Roosa, Caelus Harris

A.D.D 4: Alexei Gandy

A.D.D 5: Helios Molyneux, Rachel Oakley

A.D.D 6: Huyen Le Duc

A.D.D 7: Eric Vega

A.D.D 8:

A.D.D 9:

A.D.D 10: Aaron McFall, Rheneas Rowe

A.D.D 11: Taliesin Georges

A.D.D 12: Skarloey Rowe, Victoria Curl

Year of Birth of deceased Tributes:

B.D.D 17: Elizabeth Oates, Rocky Turner

B.D.D 16: Danielle Andrews, Wilma Wilson, Samuel Plumptre, Xavier Morgan, Jasmine Arnold, Trolius Critchley, Martin Norman, Gregory Burns

B.D.D 15: Natasha Adams, Eric Odegaard, Stuart White, Anita Bedford, Robert O'Brien, Erin Grealish, Tarquin Henshaw, Gemma Turner, Emeline Bader, Linda Swift, Ethelbert King, Ariana Birdwell, Hercules Roberts, Denny Hamilton

B.D.D 14: Wilbert Horrocks, Hazel Haaland, Rachel Leith, Florence Sykes, Yuna Wexford, Fern Norman, Elizabeth Plantagent, Clemont Albon, Evie Ahmet, Keanu Westwood, June Holloway, Amethyst Rickards, Jack Heyer, Ursula Lavene

B.D.D 13: Thomas Graveson, Tanusha Armstrong, Quint Sampson, Henriette Waverley, Charles Sharman, Goddard Davis, Juliana Dean, Tilly Zane, Basil Reid, Horatio Styles, Oliver Shields, Danae Colwill, Deborah Glosswill, Jewel Chaney

B.D.D 12: Polly Lawson, Simon Thomson, Denzel Wallace, Corienne Sakata, Arianne Montford, Duncan Peake, Ash Blake, Jussi Branson, Quentin Springfield, James Kendall, Sophie McHale, Denis Rostron, Taliesin Searson, Ginger Carmichael, Wheat Murdoch, Flora Demaine, Swift Roswell, Harold Hennessey, Lachlan Hennessey, Theobald Wong, Athena Hislop, Granit McKennie, Fiona Grissom, Leah Andrews, Rolex Head, Ariadne Hopkins, Faith Dolman

B.D.D 11: Clive Campbell, Honeysuckle Lewandolski, William Zeriporath, Percy West, Daniella Hertzen, Francesc Dove, Saffie Pope, Carlos Spinner, Beatrice Draghi, Billy Thompson, Set Daniels, Gordon Wilson, Alicia Scott, Barbara Cantwell, Tabitha Reeves, Fabio Shepard, Ian Perez, Berry Birtwhistle, Moora Reinheldt, Meredith St. Laurent, Malik Hammond, Cedric Armstrong, Crystal Aramani, Hermes Steenson

B.D.D 10: Jack Oxenbridge, Esther Reinhold, Selene Ambrose, Summer Pearson, Tor Dybala, Danielle Verstappen, Gregory McDonald, Lucy Higgins, Samuel Lanegan, Fig Demaine, Amber McCready, Briony Goram, Josephine Knutsford, Cynthia Dobson, Rufus Goth, Fabrian Rees-Mogg, Acantha Coller

B.D.D 9: Emily Gore, Claire McNarama, Travis Hubble, Davy Poldolski, Vincent Biden, Johnathon Scott, Alastor Harris, Alexa Thompson, Dallas Gill, Gwen Maxwell, Europhia Whitmore, Zeus Thornford, Rollo Unsworth, Therin Lee, Dinah Beckham

B.D.D 8: Riko Tomiyasu, Lumber Hirsch, Richard Bellerin, Bessie Georges, Volts Shearon, Raihan Javeed, Mark Babbage, Rafferty McAuley, Xavier Daniels, Sarah Glosswill, Venetia Conrad, Buttercup Mort, Theseus Warman, Tethys Claxton, Coast Porter, Quiona Murdoch, Apis Weald, Becky Cox, Piers Wheatley, Margaret Plantagent, Samir Khan, Ondine Wharton, Samantha Renee, Alexander Wright, Vincent Cooper, Coleen Weir, Marcus Lance, Jessup Diggs

B.D.D 7: Allie Crean, Nell Hawkesworth, Eleanor Skarbinski, Natalie Devlin, Cordelia Barett, Raphael Sherwood, Ross Butt, Edmund Hartley, Matisha Young, Maeve Hill, Thor Chang, Kainalu Milton, Becky Mitrovic, Angelica Truss, Facet Boleyn, Sabyn Rosicky, Panlo Schafer, Brandy Kuse, Tanner Brutscheidt, Reaper Ash, Chardonnay Emerson, Ajax Hutcherson, Diantha Hood, Mollie Watkins

B.D.D 6: Dana Humble, Miriam McCullock, Graham Price, Korden Baker, Katrielle Marshall, Will Sinner, Dusty Carroll, Vladimir Gagarin, Kiki Palin, Plum Chambers, Ley McHale, Bede Griffin, Cherry Gore, Clovis Klass, Lacey Scholfield, Blossom Arteta, Heron Viera, Ashley Compton, Velvereen Howard, Circ Abold, Hy Dinkleage, Otto Blyth, Bobbin Gibson, Nova Trump, Callum Lampard, Dylan Colwill, Kylian Armstrong, Michelle Osment, Beryl Whittingham, Amaze Renner, Sandy Crouch, Achilles Evans, Kano Murrel, Buckle Crompton

B.D.D 5: Fredrick Hardman, Lesley Stafford, Chuck Ramsey, Passiflora Wallis, Layla Sharpe, Llewellyn Searson, Coral Lansing, Sol Benson, Lamina Boehm, Fifi Soucek, Oliver Matthews, Shardai Radcliffe, Richard Waddlingham, Graph Giedoric, Rose Lineker, Terance Gove, Cascade Benanti,Juniper Buschschluter, Phoenix Grealish, Venus Kroenke, Fabrege Tella, Squire Morelle, Mare Dani

B.D.D 4: Beta Zukerburg, Twine Saliba, Edric Drake, Ginnee Zegler, Treech Berrecloth, Wovey Sanchez, Dill Steeples, Gus Davis, Thimble Ball, Wilfred Mehrtens, Axel Dooley, Quiona Van Dyke, Daisy Dove, Jennifer Bale, Sorghum Yates, Eleanor Rice, Marvellous Bennett

B.D.D 3: Ewe Potter, Mizzen Dillon, Sheaf Liao, Miguel Keena, Bella Bradshaw, Amphere Powell, Daffyd Wilson, Polly Arkwright, Clover Mellark, Thora Andam, Maurice Kendall, Laura Norwood, Tingle Wilde, Juniper Haaland, Bramble Benham, Devon Dent, Agate Inch, Atlas Duncan, Shaun Hudgell, Hydrogen Molyneux, Farro Marginson, Olivia Penfold, Apatite Trump

B.D.D 2: Clara Scarpa, Avatrix Sturridge, Durian Obafemi, Sakura Mehmi, Ella Gower, Saturn Rashford, Planter Shelvey, Raphael Lukic, Maisie Zephyr, Eden Farrel, Jocasta Kerr, Timothy Cheng, Aalto Simms, Lyndsey Schirra, Marty Schirra, Velvey Wyn, Dekopon Luby, Rocky Correa, Sirius Dobson, Romney Sachar, Hersilia Bride, Aethra O’Callaghan, Corkie Rhyder, Justus Tuchel

B.D.D 1: Jude Giraldi, Summer Jamieson, Kellie Rutherford, Graham Darling, Mustang Raikov, Moana Odair, Demeter Whitehead, Bronze St. Laurent, Augusta Hopkins, Volta Lovelace, Kirsty Darvill, Birdie Potter, Brock Hale, Aquamarine St. Laurent, Brucite Naples, Sagitta Evans, Owen Lightoller, Brontes Bell, Homer Platz

A.D.D 0: Zap Yongge, Vinyl Worthley, Brett McCallum, Aja Chandler, Tamie Ward, Pork Russell, Apricot Tarrant, Belinay Chasson, Gull Wharton, Emilia Wilson, Bartlett Zusak, Annika Upson, Ezekiel Palma, Blue Martinelli, Bulgur Shaw, Chelsea McCann, Cheddar Relph, Anchor Calafiori, Gabriel Duckett, Dartmoor March, Lyla Jackson, Terrari Gill, Monty Heyer, Drusa Lansbury, Beck Hinton, Branch Appleby, Bee Mitford, Hermione Kerr, Adolphus Turner, Nobby Carmichael

A.D.D 1: Urania Bell, Paillette Rooney, Avel Stein, Violet Gore, Vivian Higgins, Carob Chambers, Declan Wheatley, Topaz Hirst, Antares Mayot, Adhira Rosati, Laguna Roseau, Ahana Sachar, Mae Ruvkin, Avery McCurdy, Clarabelle Ralph, Cornflower Murray, Blue Anderson, Mozzarella Ambros, Peridot Bennett, Alexandra Evans, Tiberius Hood, Pine Haaland

A.D.D 2: John Blakeway, Barak Zukerburg, Annona Thornley, Iseult Lowe, Radish Humble, Bria Hartley, Story Mancini, Wilbert Cantwell, Zapana Young, Rusty Finchett, Joanne Lukic, Emu Shelvey, Dragon Nielson, April Swift, Fife Crook, Hop Whittingham, Pearl Colwill, Francia Kirkland, Hector Aldrin, Coller Manthei, Tempest Calafiori, Silica Payne

A.D.D 3: Steve Kelce, Darn Garfield, Custard Clarkson, Paul Dooley, Clotch Crompton, Chardonnay Lord, Lithium Soucek, Trench Calafiori, Whatnot Radcliffe, Bay Osment, Audhulma Lanegan, Crow Weir, Quartz Aramani, Pearl Rickards, Hilaria Morelle, Corentin Winchester, Sycamore Rykwert, Kaniwa Schwartz, Gouda Smithills, Amy Grissom, Buttercup Webb, Ametrine Grande

A.D.D 4: Umeme Manville, Ociel Musk, Flora Carmichael, Wattson Andam, Craig Giraldi, Turbine Dafoe, Anna Chapdelaine, Calico Arkwright, Loin Devlin, Edmund Roswell, Wheaton Gbangbola, Faraday Plummer, Serena Peazer, Cartier Duncan, Kendall Verstappen, Malik Hammond, Dougal Irons, Chicory MacFarlane, Alstaia Ramsdale, Bluebell Rice, Rain McGee

A.D.D 5: Bluebell Johnson, Amber Easton, Clemmie Birtwhistle, Pixie Powell, Pi Stanley, Kaito Flanagan, Lucillia Kerr, Tantualla Tesch, Keira Glosswill, Pulley Withers, Corn Deary, Rouse Croft, Dion Sullivan, Charlotte Piper, Terry Dendonker, Alexandria Banda, Derby McGuire, Thisbe Flattum, Vincent Caprotti, Sawdust Hession, Dyla Sinfield, Hip Moreno, Chanel Angloumeme, Cliff Laverne, Neil Spivey

A.D.D 6: Cheesecloth Bolton, Alizee Zengel, Quentin Molyneux, Miller Perez, Hope Carroll, Cotton Jenrick, Polaris Swiatek, Ranto Plett, Boa Osimhen, Edie Barraclough, Pick Leggett, Paula Kerr, Muir Dyrdyra, Mellan Rojas, Esme Bianchi, Silver Heyer, Boudicca Jensen, Seaweed Woodson

A.D.D 7: Katka Mulino, Marianne Garvin, Harvest Benyaer, Exmoor March, Wirelett Andam, Branchlynn Allen, Treck Moore, Clinton Boscotti, Honda Churchwood, Wycombe McDonald, Firya Burrow, Kyranite Stanway, Plutonia Maywell, Whitt Allen, Virginia Osimhen, Collie Piper, Slate Lavene, Ariel Cox, Indigo Havilland, Treasure Parlour, Crown Van Day, Athena Phillipson, Valour Amesbury, Thetis Colwill, Anchor McGregor, Stuart White II

A.D.D 8: Marty Knutsford, Argyle Houghton, Erjon Feist, Naan Stokes, Buttercup O’Hara, Levinia Paley, Pincushion Withers, Bacchus Sullivan, Ronnie Otten, Ebony Rostron, Jack West, Quiona Stokes, Seville Demain, Ashton Parry, Alcreme Musk, Awen Clark, Fifi Kramphaus, Romney Fields, Apus Dehaney

A.D.D 9: Marconi Powell, Cordalie Oritz, Polonina Bachega, Hannah Kackurri, Sourdough Ferguson, Damla Heard, Styx Cernan, Plantine Trendak, Edward Rowe, Felicia Levykin, Steelson Glenn, Thread Crouch, Mercedes Glenn, Alban Rostron, Woola Garvin, Violet Letts, Leonard Otten, Opal Windsor, Cinnabar Trump, Valkyrie McGraw, John Shields, Jacqui Moore, Johnny Withers, Sequin Ogliviy, Bacchius Brown, Artemisia Black, Scutum Wallis

A.D.D 10: Moto Schmidt, Couscous Ferguson, Alisa Gedling, Timadeuc Brychczy, Janelle Curie, Jamie Upton, Annabelle Mordaunt, Barklyn West, Teal Gore, Clara McCullock, Fern Thornley, Orage Lubetkin, Lake Dyrdrya, Jordan Calafiori, Oregon Weigman, Tiger Osment, Elionwy Smithills, Straw Gbangbola, Snowdrop Crook, Gravel Hale, Moana Dyrdyra, Kai Port, Tarpaulin Barde, Tessa Dench, Glisten Stanway, Shine Clahane, Io Luu, Blade Rutte

A.D.D 11: Anise Perez, Atom Maywell, Berry 'O'Hara, Artemis Lovell, Cabinet Easton, Brandon Ramsdale, Tabbock Nielson, Edwina Thompson, Mattias Feist, Michael Appleton, Patric Crook, Tomato Maupay, Kaylene Havertz, Ptolemy Harris

A.D.D 12: Eve Barraclough, Cutlet Ribery, Neil Ishiba, Perun Tym, Feltette Radcliffe, Lavender Schwartz, Karis Okonkwo, Juniper Allen, Cress Arestrup, Jersey March, Rose Benham, Amphitrite Colwill, Surf McGee, Ennie Okonkwo, Honey MacFarlane, Rhiannon Croft, Lama Seadeaux, Tinsel Windsor, Cleopatra Wallis, Star Markle, Driftwood Heard, Hengist McDonald

A.D.D 13: Nghia Le Duc, Dangira Milmo, Jimmy Irons, Maple Deary, Tad Shelvey, Neo Rojas, Moises Moore, Tyger Osimhen, Susan Hulton, Hera Okonkwo, Goldenrod Gore, Bruce Collins

A.D.D 14: Esther Hatton, Rotwein McCann, Ciela Curie,Telstar Weigman, Twig Kackurri, Silkie Jenrick, Goose Sullivan, Alec Molyneux, Volvo Nketiah, Miriam Patino, Olive Moyes, Swallow Maupay

A.D.D 15: Elesia Nadella, Cackle Oritz, Boulder Collins, Tilda Boateng, Josephine Cantwell, Lori Moreno

A.D.D 16: Brindle Otten, Oak Trossard

A.D.D 17: Thread Osimhen, Poppy Dendocker

So that's the breakdown of the timeline in "75 Years" so far. I will do the list again once chapter 30 is posted

[kwebtv]

From the Golden Age of Television

Series Premiere

The Phil Silvers Show - New Recruits - CBS - September 20, 1955

Previously known as You'll Never Get Rich

Sitcom

Running Time: 30 minutes

Written by Nat Hiken 

Produced by Nat Hiken 

Directed by Al Decaprio

Stars:

Phil Silvers as M/Sgt Ernest G. Bilko

Harvey Lembeck as Corporal Rocco Barbella

Paul Ford as Colonel John T. Hall

Allan Melvin as Corporal Steve Henshaw

Maurice Gosfield as Private Duane Doberman

Herbie Faye as Corporal Sam Fender

Billy Sands as Pvt. Dino Paparelli

Mickey Freeman Pvt. Fielding Zimmerman

Tiger Andrews as Pvt. Gander

Jack Healy Pvt. Mullen

Karl Lukas as Pvt. Stash Kadowski

Maurice Brenner as Pvt. Irving Fleischman

Terry Carter as Pvt. Sugarman

Harry Clark as camp cook Sgt. Stanley Sowici

Ned Glass as quartermaster Sgt. Andy Pendleton,

John Gibson as Chaplain (John)

Jimmy Little as Sgt. Francis Grover

Michael Dreyfuss as Pvt. Higgins

[dailyrugbytoday]

Munster vs Leinster Rugby On Stephen's Day 2023 December 26

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Munster vs Leinster Rugby On Stephen's Day 2023 December 26

The Munster vs Leinster teams will collide on St Stephen’s Day – Tuesday, December 26 – in what should be a thriller.

Where on TV is Munster vs. Leinster taking place? Kickoff time, odds, and stream for the URC derby match. In a stunning St Stephen’s Day match, Munster is getting ready to take on their fierce rivals, Leinster.

The team led by Graham Rowntree wants to exact revenge for the Aviva Stadium loss they suffered last month, 21-16.

What TV channel is Munster vs Leinster on?

The match will be shown live on free-to-air TV by RTE 2.

It is a night-time fixture and is set to commence under the lights at 7.35pm.

Their pre-match coverage commences at 7pm, 35 minutes ahead of kick off.

Read more: Munster rugby game on TV

Where is Munster vs Leinster on?

Thomond Park in Limerick will host the Munster vs. Leinster game. On St. Stephen’s Day, Thomond Park in Limerick will host the game. Kickoff is at 7:35 p.m. The last time the clubs faced off in a home derby during the Christmas season, Munster lost.

BKT United Rugby Championship: Leinster 21-16 Munster – recap

FULL TIME!

Munster couldn’t get anything going in that final attack, and a knock-on eventually brings up the final whistle.

Leinster get the win and stay top of the table – for the timebeing at least – after a cracking Interpro at the Aviva Stadium.

Leinster 21-16 Munster

Leinster v Munster Rugby Squad

Leinster: Hugo Keenan; Jordan Larmour, Garry Ringrose (co-capt), Robbie Henshaw, Jimmy O’Brien; Ross Byrne, Jamison Gibson-Park; Andrew Porter, Dan Sheehan, Tadhg Furlong; Joe McCarthy, James Ryan (capt); Jack Conan, Josh van der Flier, Caelan Doris.

Replacements: Rónan Kelleher, Jack Boyle, Michael Ala’alatoa, Ross Molony, James Culhane, Ben Murphy, Ciarán Frawley, Scott Penny.

Munster: Simon Zebo; Calvin Nash, Antoine Frisch, Rory Scannell, Shane Daly; Jack Crowley, Craig Casey; Jeremy Loughman, Diarmuid Barron (capt), Stephen Archer; Jean Kleyn, Tadhg Beirne; Tom Ahern, John Hodnett, Gavin Coombes.

Replacements: Scott Buckley, Dave Kilcoyne, John Ryan, Brian Gleeson, Alex Kendellen, Conor Murray, Tony Butler, Shay McCarthy.

[fridaythe13ththeseries]

The Charnel Pit

Episode Recap #72: The Charnel Pit Original Airdate: May 26, 1990

Starring: Louise Robey as Micki Foster Steve Monarque as Johnny Ventura (as Steven Monarque) Chris Wiggins as Jack Marshak

Guest cast: Neil Munro as Marquis de Sade Vlasta Vrana as Webster Eby Cynthia Preston as Stephanie (as Cyndy Preston) Paul Coeur as Latour (as Paul Jolicoeur) Genevieve Langlois as Catherine Andrew Jackson as General Lafayette Christa Daniel as Larissa Gerard Parkes as Harold Lafontaine Nancy Cser as Countessa Demille Robert Nicholson as Innkeeper Louise Kidney as Peasant Girl Gabriel Burrafato as Bill (uncredited)

Written by Jim Henshaw Directed by Armand Mastroianni

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Open on Professor Eby lecturing a small class on the Marquis de Sade, with whom he seems to have an affinity. One student, Larissa, has issue with this, due to de Sade's sadism and perversion. She also mentions that the city is currently dealing with a serial killer, even a class member has died. Neither convinces the other of their viewpoint. One student, Stephanie, approaches Eby after class to let him know she appreciates his teachings.

That night, Eby has brought Stephanie to his home to talk more. She mentions having read books on de Sade by an Arno Eby, who the professor says was his father. He brings her upstairs to a locked room, which contains many devices used by de Sade, including a painting Eby says may have been painted by de Sade. Suddenly, he puts a blindfold over Stephanie's eyes, then he kisses her, biting her lip. He holds her finger up to get blood on it, then holds it towards the painting, telling her to do all "he" asks of her. Once the blood smears on the painting, it fades away and is like an opening to another place. He pushes her through. She falls and the blindfold is pulled off by another man, the Marquis de Sade himself. She has gone through time, as well. Eby watches as the painting reappears on his side, closing the portal.

Cut to credits.

Johnny asks what Jack and Micki are looking for, and it seems a travel agent called about a bill Lewis owed, so they are hoping his records can help find more cursed antiques. Johnny mentions the bodies being found by the river, but Jack says the bodies aren't from women reported missing. Johnny thinks that itself is strange. But they can connect any of them to cursed items.

In the past, de Sade has Stephanie tied up, telling her the pain he's inflicting isn't malicious. It is more to be seductive and introduce her to his world. He sends her upstairs with a lackey. Then he pulls out a scroll, and opens a door and takes a woman out. Another woman begs him to send a letter to her mistress. He locks her back inside. Then he takes the other woman to the painting. He puts the scroll in her hand and tosses her at the painting. She goes through it, into the present day, falling dead on Eby's floor. He quickly snatches up the scroll from her hand, happy to have it.

Micki is reading a note in the files where Lewis had plane tickets paid for by an Arno Eby. Seems Eby flew Lewis all over the world. One note talks about a package sent to an address Jack recognizes as an art gallery owned by one Harold Lafontaine. Jack wants them to talk to Lafontaine, but Micki reminds him she has an appointment tomorrow with a Mrs. Hudson about another antique.

His aide Latour comes in to wake de Sade, telling him General Lafayette has arrived with urgent business. He is instructed to dispose of the deceased Stephanie in his bed. Lafayette tells de Sade another peasant woman was found dead on his estate. The Marquis said she must have been trespassing. Lafayette is not a fan of de Sade, wishing he was back in prison, but he leaves being civil.

Eby comes in to his office and is met with a student, Larissa. He is preoccupied with the scrolls from de Sade. Larissa says Stephanie didn't come home last night and she saw them leave together. Eby claims ignorance, but she threatens going to the police. As she turns to leave, Eby knocks her out.

Micki goes to meet Mrs. Hudson and finds a note that the woman will return in 10 minutes. She waits in the doorway, and watches a car pull in to the home across the street. It's Eby and he carries a huge, rolled up carpet into the house. Micki is more than suspicious. She rushes next door and slips inside. Eby has brought the carpet with Larissa inside upstairs and ties her up. Micki grabs a poker and looks around, also heading upstairs. She spies Eby with Larissa and before she can hit him he punches her and they struggle. He hurls her toward the painting and Micki is cut. She knocks Eby away from her, but as she stands with blood on her hand she touches the painting, which opens the portal and she falls through. Eby watches.

On the other side, in the past, Micki wakes up. A peasant girl has seen what happened and goes to examine the painting, but is pulled through screaming, as Micki watches. Micki touches the painting, too, but it is now solid. On the other side, Eby searches the dead peasant and finding no parchment, wonders what he did wrong. Micki looks around and finds the letter the woman had written to her mistress, the Duchess Darnay, with a date of 1790. She hears de Sade's aide come down the stairs and avoids him, heading upstairs without him noticing.

Jack and Johnny meet with Lafontaine, who remembers Arno Eby, who has since died. He brought him paintings to evaluate, especially double-sided paintings, some with life on one side and death on the other. One specific painting, dating from the late 18th century, had pigments mixed with human blood. It was from the Bastille, apparently, with hyper-realistic images.

Micki has slipped into the room in an inn that the peasant woman talks about in the letter, having set up all of the Duchess' clothing and wigs there for her imminent arrival. Micki opens the chests, finding clothes and items to disguise herself for the year she's now trapped in.

De Sade comes from a hunt and his aide tells him about the missing servant girl and his worry about her telling the Duchess about all the Marquis has done, but he is not concerned.

Johnny and Jack wonder why Micki isn't home, but aren't over concerned. In the Manifest, Jack has found Arno Eby bought a writing box but nothing about the painting. Jack wonders what the painting could do, but then again wonders about Micki.

Larissa is tied up and thinks Eby killed the peasant woman on the floor. He scoffs, saying she just didn't survive the journey, then tells her he sends his "teacher" women, and if they please him, the man sends him knowledge. He also tells her to become a friend with pain.

Micki has donned the Duchess' clothes and wig, and a man arrives, surprised she has come. He then lets the Marquis inside, who begins to introduce himself to "the Duchess", then demurs, saying his reputation must precede him. He also asks after her maid servant, but she says she hasn't heard from her. The Marquis then invites her to his chateau. He offers pleasures none can resist. Micki can't help but be intrigued.

Jack calls Mrs. Hudson and finds out Micki never showed up. Johnny says no one in the neighborhood has seen her, but the police found another body in the river.

General Lafayette brings a woman, the Countess de Ville, to the Marquis' chateau via horse drawn carriage, and asks her to find out what de Sade knows about the dead peasant. At the door, de Sade introduces Duchess Darnay (Micki) to the Countess, who comments about the party being interesting since it is being given by the Marquis de Sade. Micki is concerned now, but doesn't let on.

Partygoers dance, and Micki tries to blend in. The Countess tries to find out about the Duchess connection to the Marquis, then talks about the dead peasant girls. She apparently told de Sade what Lafayette asked her to do, thinking it all preposterous. Micki slips away to look around and is caught by de Sade. She pretends to be interested in his hobbies and he takes her to his secret dungeon with his devices meant to cause pain, as well as the painting, which he says he painted in prison. They talk about his appreciation for pleasure and pain. Micki asks what happens here, he he says whatever they wish. His aide Latour then appears, saying Lafayette has arrived and is sending the guests away. The Marquis goes to deal with this, and before Micki can check out the painting, Latour escorts her back upstairs.

Angry, de Sade confronts Lafayette, who says another body was found on the estate. The guests all flee, but the Marquis is insistent in his innocence. He heads back inside as Micki leaves with the guests.

Jack and Johnny don't know what to do, but are glad the body found wasn't Micki. Johnny talked to a cop and found out all the bodies found had never had any dental work done. Jack speculates the women could be from another time. The are sure the painting is involved, sending one woman back and a dead woman forward.

Eby has been abusing Larissa, who is crying and bruised.

Micki writes about her predicament using the Duchess' writing case of supplies, in case something happens to her. As she writes, we see the Countess has rejoined the Marquis. They drink and indulge in intense painful acts. Micki writes about being intrigued by de Sade and his ideas about pain and pleasure, finishing with her own doubt in her knowledge. A knock on the door makes her quickly hide the letter in the writing box. At the door is the Marquis, who invites her back to his chateau. Micki smiles.

Jack tells Johnny that a pattern exists where women vanish the same day a different body is found by the river. Jack is worried that women can't make the return journey alive. Johnny has brought the probate papers for Arno Eby's estate. The find he left all to his son, who used to live in Toronto. Johnny also mentions that Eby wrote books on the Marquis de Sade. Jack is shocked.

In the past, Micki as the Duchess goes riding with de Sade. They both enjoy themselves. He asks how long she is staying in Paris, and she says it depends. She finds him fascinating, but she wonders how he feels when the admiration comes from an equal like her and not some peasant. The horse acts up and he goes to strike it, but she stops him. He says he can devise tests that can break her, and she says "Let's see."

Eby brings food to Larissa, who is sobbing and injured. Seems he is acting out his own version of what the Marquis has written on the poor woman.

Johnny has found that Eby moved many time since his father's death, but moved to this town the same time the disappearances began. Jack wonders if he moved to the father's old house and Johnny finds the address. They both jump up when the realize it is on the same street where Micki went to see Mrs. Hudson.

Micki is back in de Sade's room of sadism, and he is unsure of why she is so brave. She keeps up her confidence in his presence, but is shocked when he shows her the body of the Countess. She backs off and his aide grabs her. He knows the servant never made it to the Duchess' hotel room, so he pieced together that the woman went through the painting and Micki came forward through it. He says, like the charnel pit, life offers no escape but death. He has Micki tied up and takes down a whip.

Johnny and Jack break in to Eby's home. He is upstairs preparing to abuse Larissa even more. Jack and Johnny head upstairs, but Eby hears the stairs creak and hides. Opening the door, Johnny goes to help Larissa, but Eby hits Jack, knocking him out.

Micki spits on the Marquis as he relishes in the pain he plans to inflict. He tears her dress open.

Eby uses the lash to strike at Johnny and makes him bleed. Johnny stumbles, touches the painting and it opens. Johnny sees de Sade about to strike a tied up Micki and goes through. The Marquis' aide Latour grabs a sword but Johnny is able to knock it away. They struggle and Johnny pushes the man away, causing him to stumble into the painting, where he falls though, Latour stabbing Eby as he falls through. Jack has awoken in time to see this happen.

In the past, Johnny and de Sade fight with the swords. Johnny punches the Marquis, but he bounce back and the fight goes on. Micki struggles. Johnny grabs a chain and is able to knock the Marquis away enough to go and free Micki.

Jack has gotten blood from Eby on his hand and approaches the painting.

The Marquis lays on the ground and goes for his sword but Micki picks it up first. Suddenly, both Eby's and Latour's bodies come through the painting and fall dead on the floor. Johnny says Jack found a way and tells Micki to come and jumps through the painting. The Marquis taunts Micki, saying Johnny might have died going through. She holds the sword on him and he says she holds the power of life and death, daring her to kill him. She drops the sword and goes through the painting into Jack and Johnny's waiting arms. The painting closes. They are all relieved.

Johnny and Jack are putting the painting in the vault when Micki comes down. She says she's feeling better, and checked the hospital and Larissa is doing better, too. Micki spots the writing box on a shelf and recognizes it as the Duchess'. She opens it and finds her letter inside. Jack says Eby must have found the letter when he got his hands on it. Micki wonders if her letter ended being the cause for all the murders. Jack says no, that thoughts don't cause pain, people do. If they are looking to create evil, they'll find a way. He says they should close up the vault, and they do. One last time.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~

My thoughts:

An awesome episode, such a great antique with an amazing power. Creative use of an item, too. A doorway to the past. Reminiscent of the civil war episode, in a way.

There are a few convenient plot devices, like Micki just happening to be across the street as Eby comes home, and both her and Johnny happening to touch the painting with blood on their hands. And, surprisingly, it is quite fair of the cursed item in the end, since it previously swapped a live person with a dead one, that when Jack sends through two dead people, it allows Johnny and Micki to go through and live.

Micki's fascination with de Sade was quite unexpected. I'd like to think she was only playing him to get back to his dungeon, but she does seem genuinely intrigued. And it is all played quite adult and sexual. Makes me wonder if they knew as they went into this one that it was the end, so why not kick it up a notch or two?

Also makes me wonder if Jack's line about the letter not being responsible for the evil actions Eby committed being a dig at those loud-mouths at the time ranting about horror television show like this one being responsible for young people committing dark acts. Seems spot on, to me, but maybe I am reading too much into it. Also wonder if it went over heads at the time.

Micki makes a good point though being concerned about the letter, but we have learned that the cursed items always find a way to get people to use them somehow. Why wouldn't the painting have found some way to get Eby to use it, too?

They must have known this was the final episode when they filmed that final shot of them closing the vault all together.

And that is sad, always. The show had grown a lot by this point, the actors in such a good groove. It all ended so abruptly, and much too soon. I miss the show, the characters, heck, even the store. At least it went out with a good episode, even though we never got a true finale.

Next week: No more recaps, since this was the final episode. I started these weekly recaps back in September 2012 and thought it would take a little over a year to complete. Well, it took 11 years, with some big gaps in between, but it is finally finished.

I have ideas for more content for the blog, so the love and celebration of the show will continue. Stay tuned!

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Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews needs to ‘front up’ over state’s triple-zero system

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews needs to ‘front up’ over state’s triple-zero system

Victorian Opposition Leader Matthew Guy has called on Premier Daniel Andrews to “front up” over the “human tragedy” in the state’s triple-zero emergency system. A damning report by the Inspector-General Emergency Management Inspector-General Tony Pearce found the speed that the Emergency Services Telecommunications Authority (ESTA) was answering calls at had “fallen below community and…

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Dan’s jab order: All authorised workers must be vaxed

Dan’s jab order: All authorised workers must be vaxed

Premier Daniel Andrews has ordered every authorised worker – from farmers to police officers – to get a first dose of a Covid vaccine by October 15 “if they want to continue working”. Hundreds of thousands of Victorians will be forced to get vaccinated against Covid “if they want to continue working”, Premier Daniel Andrews has announced. Mr Andrews on Friday said every Victorian worker on the…

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James Beard Foundation To Host 2021 Taste America Series Presented By Capital One

James Beard Foundation To Host 2021 Taste America Series Presented By Capital One

Chefs from Ten Cities to Participate in Virtual Communal Dining Event on Sunday, March 21 to Eat, Celebrate Local Independent Restaurants, and Build Support for Industry Recovery The James Beard Foundation recently announced featured chefs, cities, and programming for its annual Taste America® event. The 2021 Taste America event presented by Capital One® will take place on Sunday, March 21 in…

[badmovieihave]

Bad movie I have Red Riding 1974 (2009), Red Riding 1980 (2009) and Red Riding 1983 (2009)   aka Red Riding: The Year of Our Lord 1974 , Red Riding: The Year of Our Lord 1980 and Red Riding: The Year of Our Lord 1983

[andrewwhitton]

Samm Henshaw

[sleeppaw]

Hunger Games Headcanon

In the Games' Early Days, a number of District 1 and 2 Tributes were Reaped; only a small percentage Volunteered. The ones that did were from Capitol Loyalist families. Here's a list:

First Hunger Games:

District 1:

Elizabeth Oates. Reaped. Father executed for supporting the Rebels.

Edgar Parlour. Reaped. Was a spy in the last year of the First Rebellion.

District 2:

Danielle Andrews. Reaped. Family supported the Rebels.

Rocky Turner. Reaped. Was Conscripted after Strabo Plinth sold District 2 out to the Capitol.

Second Hunger Games:

District 1:

Florence Sykes. Reaped. Aunt and uncle supported the Rebels

Tarquin Henshaw. Reaped. Family supported the Rebels

District 2:

Gemma Turner. Reaped. Sister of Rocky. Family accused by Capitol of being Traitors

Trolius Critchley. Reaped. Family accused by Loyalist Families of being Traitors

Third Hunger Games:

District 1:

Elizabeth Plantagent. Reaped. Family accused of asset stripping by Loyalist Families.

Ethelbert King. Reaped. Family accused of being Traitors.

District 2:

Ariana Birdwell. Reaped. Family was neutral during the First Rebellion

Hercules Robrts. Volunteered. Supported the Capitol during the First Rebellion.

Fourth Hunger Games:

District 1:

Amethyst Rickards. Volunteered. Family was Capitol Loyalists

Jack Heyer. Volunteered. Family was Capitol Loyalists

District 2:

Ursula Lavene. Volunteered. Family supported the Capitol during the First Rebellion

Oliver Shields. Reaped. Family was neutral.

Fifth Hunger Games:

Jewel Chaney. Reaped.

Theobald Wong. Reaped.

District 2:

Athena Hislop. Reaped.

Granit McKennie. Reaped.

Sixth Hunger Games:

District 1:

Meredith St. Laurent. Reaped

Rolex Head. Reaped.

District 2:

Ariadne Hopkins. Reaped

Paris Curl. Reaped

Seventh Hunger Games:

District 1:

Crystal Aramani. Reaped

Hermes Steenson. Reaped

District 2:

Cynthia Dobson. Reaped.

Alastor Harris. Reaped.

Eighth Hunger Games:

Europhia Whitmore. Reaped

Fabrian Rees-Mogg. Volunteered.

District 2:

Acantha Coller. Reaped

Theseus Warman. Volunteered

Ninth Hunger Games:

District 1:

Margaret Plantagent. Reaped

Rollo Unsworth. Reaped

District 2:

Hestia Curl. Reaped

Therin Lee. Reaped

Tenth Hunger Games:

District 1:

Velvereen Howard. Reaped

Facet Boleyn. Reaped

District 2:

Sabyn Rosicky. Reaped

Marcus Lance. Reaped

Eleventh Hunger Games:

District 1:

Nova Trump. Volunteered

Chardonnay Emerson. Volunteered

District 2:

Diantha Hood. Volunteered

Ajax Hutcherson. Volunteered

Twelfth Hunger Games:

District 1:

Beryl Whittingham. Volunteered

Amaze Renner. Volunteered

District 2:

Sandy Crouch. Volunteered

Achilles Evans. Volunteered. Trained by Peacekeeper uncle

Of course, many Tributes from the first few Games may or may not have played a role

[thismustbetheblog]

Good evening to this video of Johnny Sexton and James Lowe wrestling over a ball as Conor Murray and Andrew Conway wrestle in the mid-ground while Robbie Henshaw rolls around in the foreground while Simon Easterby walks around

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tag game 🌙

rules: spell out your URL with song titles. then tag as many people as there are letters in your URL.

i was tagged by @mintsugarr !!! thank you so much friend these are so fun to do ^^

d is for Drinking Song for the Socially Anxious - The Amazing Devil

r is for Rest (with Samm Henshaw) - half•alive

z is for Zero - MoonMoon

i is for IF YOU PRAY RIGHT - BROCKHAMPTON

b is for Before Our Spring - Jonghyun

s is for Sisyphus - Andrew Bird

i tag: @sunshinejins @joon-rkive @ambivartence @clutterbugs @hobeah @hopeonthestreets

and ofc anyone else who would like to to it ^^

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Supergirl S6 premieres today

The sixth season of Supergirl, the TV series from Ali Adler, Greg Berlanti, and Andrew Kreisberg, is out today.

SUPERGIRL is based on the DC character Kara Zor-El, Superman’s cousin, who after 12 years of keeping her powers a secret on Earth, decides to finally embrace her superhuman abilities and be the hero she was always meant to be. Kara lives in National City assisting media mogul Cat Grant. However, Kara’s days of keeping her talents a secret are over when Hank Henshaw, head of a super-secret agency, enlists her to help protect the citizens of National City from sinister threats.

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Tagged by @toponemuffin !

Get to Know Me

Nicknames: Misc, Pookies (by my mom's side of the family)

Real Name: Bella

Zodiac sign: Scorpio

Favorite musicians: Eugene Hütz, Shoji Meguro, Studio Killers, Shaggy, Triple-Q, Annette Henshaw, and any artist whose songs have appeared in a Fallout game (Marty Robbins, Ella Fitzgerald, the Andrews Sisters, etc.)

Favorite sports team: I don't know sports 😅

Sports I watch: The closest thing to sports that I watch is...idk, episodes of Botchamania on YouTube? I don't think that counts tho

Other Blogs: @blue-beam-cola is the only one I regularly do stuff on, since its my main

Do I Get Asks: Yeah, in between request openings/closings I'll get a few messages. Sometimes just chatting, sometimes compliments, and (only twice so far so thats nice) very rarely I'll get some anon hate.

How many blogs do I follow: FUUUUCK, a lot. I've been regularly following blogs since 2014/2015 so...a few thousand?

Tumblr crushes: Chances are if I regularly reblog an accounts content, I have a lil Tumblr crush on them; so for HC blogs, feel free to check through my blog recs tag, ppl who I regularly reblog works from...there are a lot of awesome writers out here!

As far as non-HC blogs go, I'll try and categorize these as best as I can, lol

@hajnarus and @herzspalter are my two favorite JJBA artists, and if you're into that series (and also Transformers, in herzpalter's case--idk anything about those robots but their fanart makes me wanna know who the cute robots in their pieces actually are) I can't recommend them enough. hajnarus's comics/mini-comics for JJBA are also really funny, and I've spent days where I was down just scrolling through their stuff bc I know it'll make me smile

@issatheartist does a lot of fantastic OP art, and her OC Mirahaki is gorgeous every time I see her 😭

@cykadaa is an artist whose minicomics/comics and drawn OP memes have made me laugh ever since I got into OP

@schneekuchen is an OP artist that every Law fan should follow, because their art of him is always great. If you want a blessed dash filled with Trafalgar Law (and other great character art from other anime/manga as well), check them out!

@thenotsofantasticlifestory is another great OP art/fan blog too. They've got a bit of everything: thirst/hot ns.fw stuff (ie. Kid in a ball gag, Zoro and Killer on shorts and displaying their thiccness), funny comics (like Killer and Kid trying to cook together), and cuteness (their art of Luffy, Law, and Kid wearing flower crowns is one of the sweetest things ever)

Lucky numbers: 216

What I'm wearing: maroon tank top, black yoga pants, and purple slippers

Dream vacation: I want to explore Japan, both the rural countryside and the city!

Dream car: Oh God, idk cars very well lol. Something vintage with leather seats, I guess? I mean I can't drive so in the end it doesn't really matter to me 😅

Favorite food: It always changes, but right now I'm craving either chimichamgas or a butterbrezel.

Favorite drink: Matcha lemonade, lychee iced tea, or almond black tea.

Instruments: I used to play the alto sax, and I have some very basic piano skills

Languages: English, decent amount of Russian, a little bit of German, and I want to learn ASL one day too!

Celebrity crush: Oof, this always changes for me. I'll say: Salma Hayek, Nicki Minaj, Fan Bingbing, and Keira Knightley. For guys, I would say um...Jake Gyllenhaal, Michael Rooker, Peter Falk (when he was alive, obvs) and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson

Tagging: anyone who wants to join!