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Lyndsy Fonseca as Laura Turner in TURNER & HOOCH 1x01

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Hooch and his squeaking toy a thrilling saga part 6

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LYNDSY FONSECA as Laura Turner in Turner & Hooch S01EP01, Forever and a Dog

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Time to Hate-Watch Turner and Hooch, Episode 5

Because I am bored. And I hate myself. Of you aren't ok with me hate-watching and commenting, well then this is not the post you are looking for. Please move along.

Ah, yes, reminder of the love triangle they put in a kids copaganda show for the parents. Again. Because reminder: they did that last week.

Ew, bad shaky camera work.

Oh god she was listening to that music as a personal stake out sound track by choice? Like, why?

"You're all hopped up on juice boxes and I don't like it." I did like that line.

Laura is 5 years old.

I do like the theme song.

You know what also is weird about this supposed kids show? The episodes are nearly 50 minutes long. No kid is going to pay attention to that long of an episode.

So much natural lighting and making Hooch very yellow in some scenes and not others.

I'm probably too tired to watch this tonight.

Honestly that poor girl. Such a big crush on a very oblivious dipshit.

Branden is a fucking gift to this show. Again, I am just so glad he kept acting after Power Rangers SPD. Not many former PRs stay in the business, let alone get steady work. I'm really proud of him!

Rain. This show must be filmed in Vancouver. Actually, I vaguely remember hearing it was shot there. ... (Googles)... Haha

I mean, air cold enough mid-day to see their breath + rain had to = Vancouver. I mean I guess Portland too. But either way, California my ass.

Dreary natural lighting. Classic Vancouver. I can't believe anyone could actually think this would look like California.

Having Laura recognize a lot of people so that they could give her information to make her getting the information super easy is certainly a choice... by writers who don't want to work to hard. Then again, I think this is supposed to be a a family friendly show...kind of. Line, this isn't a straight up specific demographic this is targeted towards. They just have done a few things I absolutely would not put in a kids show this day and age. Like, it honestly so bizarre to watch.

I'm not fond of stories like this. Guy is getting married, all aspects of the case have a relation to weddings. It's just too much happenstance in this episode. And I'm tired, I should have very little ability to notice most of the is shit tonight.

Oh god, this would be so painful if I wasn't so sleepy. Like, what the fuck are you doing, Laura. Well, at least this is showing Lyndsy's versatility and expressiveness. My god this is such a different character then Alex on Nikita.

Tired sidenote, my watermelon is very good.

Laura gets up to leave after getting this woman to hang out with her. The woman has to remind her that she doesn't know where she lives. I liked that.

"Thank you for your never-ending aquatic references." Ok, this show does have some good lines.

(This is honestly like kind of watching Lucifer. I hat the show, but occasionally there are so lines that I really like. Though I did stop watching Lucifer because I just hated it too much. I was only watching it out of boredom.)

I am really glad that they have a Native guest star. It's nice to see more Native rep on shows the past couple years.

Messaging: Kids, you gotta stand up for other kids being bullied because you are just as bad as the bullies if you just stand there. I'm really ok with this messaging. Good job, so that I mostly don't like.

I'm sorry, I'm so tired.

"His name was Jean-Luc-" Me: stares at camera in 'Robert Duncan McNeill directed this episode and is the primary Executive Producer on this show.'

For those of you who don't know, RDM was Tom Paris in Star Trek Voyager and a character who's name I can't remember that he also played on Star Trek TNG.

Fun fact, Tom Paris was initially going to be the same character he played on TNG, but something about rights blah blah blah, made that a no-go.

Sorry, back to me hate-watching while tired.

Oh god there are 21 minutes left.

Why is Laura holding a guinea pig? And why does she have a karaoke machine?

Why is Branden's character having a romantic time with his fiance while on a case? Ugh, the unprofessionalism. Like, aren't they only a two hour drive from home? Why is this happening? Do they think of distance like the British? Or people who live in Saint Louis? (Seriously, in Saint Louis some people think 20 minutes is a long drive. Granted, ten minutes is a long drive for me, but the position I have to sit in to drive really aggravates my Interstitial Cystitis (meaning I have to pee so, so bad the whole time I am in the car)).

I want to take this moment to apologize. I am very sorry about the tangents and the personal health and whatnot. But at this point I'm too tired to go bad and delete things or care about what else I'm going to write, so I'm just going to keep going without my filter on. Of you make it through this whole thing with me, bless you you sweet, sweet, probably bored soul.

🎶Ooo Heaven is a place on earth 🎶

Oh god, so much tomato stuff. All over the bathroom. The very white bathroom. Good luck with that...Scott? Is that our main characters name? Scott? I don't care to look it up at th- yeah it's Scott, Laura just said it.

Uh, shouldn't that have been made of metal? Either way, shitty craftsmanship if the dog could break it that easily.

That can't be how you train a bomb sniffing dog.

No way someone who's been a police officer for a few years wouldn't know that there are drugs on literally every bill.

Again, family show why?

Neither of them thought there would be a back door?

This while thing is insane. Not in anyway that I find entertaining. But I'd probably be more pissed if I it was more conscious. You should probably be reading all of my angry sounding things as just very tired and a bit sedate because of the tiredness.

I'm sorry Branden's character was a soldier in combat and he's never been shot? Unless I'm misremembering. But seriously, he doesn't know what getting shot in the vest fells like.

Oh look, the girlfriend fires at vehicles driving towards her too. In the same episode..I hate when things are related like that. Not upper level writing.

Why was the Secret Service also looking for those people? What? That can't possibly be their preview.

(Before I finished the episode, I discovered that for the second time this week, I did not get to the litter box fast enough (as in since this morning) to prevent my cat from moving the liner enough to pee between it and the box. So, at 11pm I had to go clean that out.)

Like this guy wouldn't know that he was copping to extortion by saying that.

God, why are they making this case the dad was working on (stupid arching plot in a family tv show why? For the adults who can tell this show is bad already?) even more complicated? Like, is this going to get Heroes level stupidly complex? Because that shit killed that show. Ok, so it probably won't be that bad...just the kids show equivalent of that bad.

Oh good for you, girl who's name I never learned! Quit the job with the evil boss! Please let her be OH NATALIE! Once again, thank you Laura for saying the name of the character whose name I wasn't sure of. What was I saying... Of yeah, I hope Natalie comes back and wasn't just on one episode. More native characters on TV please!

Oh wait, am I just realizing the girls in the live triangle were both on Glee, or did I remember that in a previous post? I know they were both on Glee from the moment I saw them in this show, but, like, I somehow didn't realize it was a very mini Glee reunion when they were in the same scene?

Wait, where did Scott wash Hooch if it wasn't in his own place the first time? Where was that bathroom? Wait, unless this isn't the bathroom in him home? I was definitely too tired to watch this. That might be saving me on the anger level, but it's certainly making it a bit difficult to keep track of some stuff.

Oh bad edit/consistency moment with the foam on Scott's face. Always hating to me.

Episode over.

Closing Thoughts: This show is still driving me insane with it's not on point demographic aiming and just silliness that isn't really good-silly, more like bad-silly. Also, I'm tired.

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Entertainment Weekly, August

 Cover: Ruby Rose as Batwoman (cover 5 of 5)

Page 1: Contents, Melissa Benoist as Supergirl 

Page 2: Sound Bites -- Pauly D, Priah Ferguson on Stranger Things, Samuel L. Jackson in Spider-Man: Far From Home, Debi Mazar on Younger, Katherine Ryan on Glitter Room, Shane McAnally on Songland, Bruce Nozick on Big Little Lies, Kathryn Dunn on Big Brother, the top 6 tweets -- Lena Waithe, Ryan Reynolds, Gabrielle Union, Jeff Goldblum, Lil Nas X, George Wallace 

Page 4: Editor’s Note -- Entertainment Weekly is going monthly but keeping the name, all 5 of the collectible covers 

Page 6: The Must List -- Four Weddings and a Funeral 

Page 8: Power, Moulin Rouge 

Page 9: The Yelllow House by Sarah M. Broom, Of Monsters and Men 

Page 10: David Makes Man, Harry Potter Wizards Unite 

Page 12: Where’d You Go, Bernadette, Q+A with Cate Blanchett 

Page 14: Chance the Rapper, Good Boys 

Page 17: First Take -- Emilia Clarke and Henry Golding in Last Christmas 

Page 20: The Masked Singer 

Page 22: Anna Paquin in The Affair 

Page 25: Comic-Con 2019 

Page 26: Arrowverse 

Page 30: The Flash 

Page 31: Supergirl 

Page 33: DC’s Legends of Tomorrow 

Page 34: Batwoman

Page 35: Meet Your Maker -- Greg Berlanti 

Page 36: The biggest and buzziest pop culture projects at Comic-Con 

Page 37: The Witcher 

Page 38: The Good Place 

Page 39: Terminator: Dark Place 

Page 40: Snowpiercer, Stumptown 

Page 41: The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance 

Page 42: Jay and Silent Bob reboot, Star Trek: Picard 

Page 43: House of X & Powers of X 

Page 44: The Rook 

Page 45: It: Chapter Two -- James McAvoy

Page 46: November 

Page 47: Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, The Walking Dead 

Page 48: Westworld 

Page 49: The Boys 

Page: 50: Veronica Mars 

Page 54: The Mummy -- The director and cast of 1999′s The Mummy unearth the terrifying secrets of the franchise-inspiring box office monster 

Page 60: Hollywood True Crime -- the most shocking crimes and seamy scandals of Hollywood’s misspent youth 

Page 66: The Hitmen -- legendary producing-songwriting team of Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis tell the stories behind some of their biggest hits 

Page 68: Reviews -- Glow 

Page 72: Movies -- Q+A Quentin Tarantino 

Page 75: Jillian Bell laces up her sneakers for her first leading role as a newbie athlete in Brittany Runs a Marathon, Luce

Page 76: Disney’s live-action reboots 

Page 77: Director Marielle Heller on A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, Blinded by the Light 

Page 78: The stars of The Kitchen -- Tiffany Haddish and Melissa McCarthy and Elisabeth Moss 

Page 80: The Shot -- Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy 

Page 82: Beauty Hunter -- Vanessa Kirby 

Page 84: Milo Ventimiglia in The Art of Racing in the Rain 

Page 85: Classic Dog Performances -- Hooch in Turner & Hooch, Bruiser in Legally Blonde, Charlie in A Star Is Born 

Page 86: TV -- Ginnifer Goodwin and Lucy Liu and Kirby Howell-Baptiste star in Marc Cherry’s new decade-jumping drama Why Women Kill 

Page 87: The Terror: Infamy 

Page 88: Dan Harmon and Justin Rolland preview season 4 of Rick and Morty 

Page 89: David Spade, Dear White People 

Page 90: Burning questions about Stranger Things season 3 

Page 94: Your outdoor oasis do’s and don’t from Flipping Exes realtor Nina Klemm

Page 96: Music -- Ahead of Woodstock’s golden anniversary performers and attendees reflect on the three-day weekend that altered the face of American culture 

Page 99: BJ the Chicago Kid -- 1123 

Page 100: 3 questions with Ben Folds 

Page 102: The Flaming Lips -- King’s Mouth 

Page 103: How shifting dynamics disrupt the longtime critics-vs.-musicians model -- Jack White

Page 104: Books -- Is There Still Sex in the City by Candace Bushnell and Three Women by Lisa Taddeo 

Page 105: Reasons to Be Cheerful by Nina Stibbe, The Need by Helen Phillips 

Page 106: Two new books ask why can’t we get enough of the millenial grifter -- Trick Mirror by Jia Tolentino and My Friend Anna by Rachel DeLoache Williams 

Page 107: The books and family sitcoms that influence Laura Lippman 

Page 108: The Nickel Boys by Colson Whitehead 

Page 109: The Dearly Beloved by Cara Wall, Chances Are... by Richard Russo 

Page 111: A.J. Jacobs recommends he five funniest books he’s ever read 

Page 112: The Bullseye 

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Music: Set 3

Music is one of many ways in which Yoruichi might be understood. Entries from her music tag (here) will periodically be moved into this catalog. More generally-focused themes can be found at Music: Set 1! More emotionally-focused themes can be found at Music: Set 2!

NIGHT SKY

Songs which capture Yoruichi’s relationship with Kūkaku (@crashingheavens​):

Historical: Phoenix - If I Ever Feel Better

Historical: SZA, Kendrick Lamar - Pray For Me

Historical: Ai Orikasa - Tsuki No Tragedy

Historical: Muse - Starlight

Historical: Daft Punk - Instant Crush

Historical: Blue Oyster Cult - Burning For You

Historical: Spice Girls - Viva Forever

Historical: Faunts - M4, Pt. 2

Historical: Cartoon - I Remember U

Historical: Daft Punk, The Weeknd - Veridis Quo x In Your Eyes

Contemporary: Rainych - Blinding Lights (Japanese Version)

Contemporary: Laura Branigan - Self Control

Contemporary: f(x) - Electric Shock

Contemporary: Berlin - Take My Breath Away

Contemporary: Symbol - Forever Young

Contemporary: Garbage - The World Is Not Enough

Contemporary: NEFFEX - Save Me

Contemporary: Ozzy Osbourne - I Just Want You

Contemporary: Two-Mix - Rhythm Emotion

Contemporary: Reinaeiry, Annapantsu - Intertwined

Contemporary: Rihanna - Umbrella (Skeler Remix)

Contemporary: Namie Amuro - Come

Contemporary: Jonas Brothers - Sucker

Contemporary: Interstate - I Found You

Contemporary: Empire of the Sun - Celebrate

Contemporary: VNV Nation - Illusion

Contemporary: Roy Knox - Breathe Me In

Contemporary: Dead Or Alive - You Spin Me Round (Like A Record)

Contemporary: Tom Jones - She's A Lady

Contemporary: Daryl Hall & John Oates - Out Of Touch / Remix

Contemporary: Tommy Trash, Daisy Guttridge - Sinners

Contemporary: Lady Gaga - Bad Romance

Contemporary: SUPER-Hi, NEEKA - Following The Sun

Contemporary: Demi Lovato - Cool For The Summer

Contemporary: Harry Styles - Watermelon Sugar High

Contemporary: David Guetta - Lovers On The Sun

Contemporary: Kid Francescoli - Moon

Contemporary: Doja Cat, SZA - Kiss Me More

Contemporary: Diplo & Miguel - Don't Forget My Love

Contemporary: Mr.Kitty - After Dark (Razer Remix)

KARAOKE

Yoruichi enjoys karaoke and also sometimes does her own improvisations on songs:

NEW-STYLE

Ms. Bakeneko: Styx - Mr. Roboto

Yoru (Eternal Night): The Immortals - Rayden (Eternal Life)

Jaegerjaquez (Running Overland): Pain - Jabberjaw (Running Underwater)

Welcome To The Shōten: Guns N’ Roses - Welcome To The Jungle

Anarchy In The Seireitei: The Sex Pistols - Anarchy In The U.K.

Hologram Man: They Might Be Giants - Particle Man

Unohana: Camilla Cabello - Havana

Danger Zone: Kenny Loggins - Danger Zone

Bankai Bash: Bobby “Boris” Pickett - Monster Mash

My Kūkaku: The Knack - My Sharona

GoldenEye: Tina Turner - GoldenEye

In The Gotei: Village People - In The Navy

S.R.D.I.: Village People - Y.M.C.A.

OLD-STYLE

Horny Death God: traditional - Drunken Sailor

Wellerman: traditional - Wellerman

YORUICHI’S SONGS FOR...

Songs which Yoruichi has picked out to convey messages to others:

For Kurayami: Nine Inch Nails - We're In This Together

For Kūkaku: Iron Maiden - Wasted Years

For Kūkaku: Rina Sawayama - Bad Friend

For Kaien: Iced Earth - Watching Over Me

For Kisuke: Bear McCreary - All Along The Watchtower

For Kisuke: Lorde - Team

For Kisuke: PLS&TY - Run Wild

For Father: Audioslave - Show Me How To Live

For “The Garganta”: Disturbed - Want

MOOD PIECES

Songs which don’t capture anything specific but nonetheless just feel like they should be here:

HOLIDAY SONGS

Christmas (Historical): Elvis Presley - Blue Christmas

New Year’s (Historical): Justice - One Minute To Midnight

Lunar New Year: Michael McCann - Return to Hengsha

GENERAL SONGS

Alannah Myles & Mark Campbell - Ride Pontiac Ride

Mega Drive - Vietrom

Mega Drive - Completely Circuitry

Moon Hooch - Old Frenchman

Alcatrazz - Hiroshima Mon Amour

Grimes - We Appreciate Power

Rage Against The Machine - Wake Up

Metallica, San Francisco Symphony - The Ecstasy Of Gold (Live)

Bonnie Tyler - Holding Out For A Hero x Atomic Blonde

HEALTH - Blue Monday

Orgy - Blue Monday

Test Dept. - Fuckhead

Mega Drive - Total Control

Metallica, San Francisco Symphony - No Leaf Clover

Monik, Carroch - Palkia

Justice - Waters of Nazareth

Juno Reactor - Navras

The Heavy - Short Change Hero

Alan Tam - Zhe Shi Jie Yi Feng Dian

Rob Zombie - Dragula

GENERAL PLAYLISTS

Japanese Trap & Bass: SHINIGAMI

Darksynth & Cyberpunk: EMPIRE

Darksynth & Cyberpunk: WANTED

Future Funk & Vaporwave: Downtown Sparkles

Future Funk & City Pop: Best of VA-11 HALL-A OST

Phonk & Memphis: PHONK DRIFT MIX

Cyber Work & Night Chillstep: Productivity Music

Rain & Bittersweet Jazz: Being Alone In A 50s Private Club

Noir Jazz: Relaxing Private Eye Film Noir Jazz Mix

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Arghavan Jenati, who played Laura's new best friend Natalie in the 5th episode of Turner and Hooch, shows up very briefly in Hulu's Fresh.  Hulu's Fresh is not as light and breezy as Till Death (2021) and Scream (2022). It was A Lot. I was not prepared for it. #ArghavanJenati #TurnerandHooch #FreshMovie #FreshHulu #SebastianStan #DaisyEdgarJones #scream #scream2022 #scream5 #tilldeath #tilldeathmovie #tilldeath2021 #meganfox #nataleleaman #grocerycashier (at Portland, Oregon) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ca3uiySrju9/?utm_medium=tumblr

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‘Turner and Hooch’ Season 1, Episode 5 ‘The Road to Smell Dorado’

‘Turner and Hooch’ Season 1, Episode 5 ‘The Road to Smell Dorado’

A new trio is formed as Scott, Xavier and Hooch embark on their case of the week that begins with the curious pooch suffering at the tail of a skunk. Scott’s relationship woes intensify when the investigation runs into overtime. Meanwhile, Laura attempts to dig deeper into the Turner Sr arc and a karaoke montage ensues. Somehow, even five episodes into the series, Scott is gravely lacking any…

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Lyndsy Fonseca as Laura Turner in Turner and Hooch 1x04

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Bonus:

Hooch and his squeaking toy a thrilling saga part 4

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Disney+ reveló el tráiler oficial (IGTV @disneyplusla) y poster de Socios y sabuesos, la serie original que estrenará el miércoles 21 de julio. La vida del joven y estructurado policía Scott Turner se altera por completo al heredar a Hooch, un perro baboso y caótico. Su nueva mascota es una molestia, pero con el tiempo, resulta ser un buen socio para ayudar a Scott a atrapar a delincuentes, encontrar el amor y hasta resolver el misterio del último caso de su padre. Socios y sabuesos es protagonizada por Josh Peck en el papel de Scott Turner, hijo del Detective Scott Turner representado por Tom Hanks en la película de 1989 bajo el mismo nombre. La serie es también protagonizada por Carra Patterson en el papel de Jessica Baxter, la valiente y astuta compañera de Scott; Brandon Jay McLaren como Xavier Wilson, un enigmático policía; Anthony Ruivivar como James Mendez, el jefe de Scott, con una debilidad secreta por el nuevo perro de Scott; Lyndsy Fonseca como Laura Turner, la dulce hermana de Scott y amante de los animales; Jeremy Maguire como Matthew Garland, el hijo de Laura amante de los perros; y Vanessa Lengies como Erica Mouniere, la peculiar directora del programa de adiestramiento canino de la Policía Federal. Cinco mastines franceses también interpretan a Hooch, el adorable y baboso Mastín Francés de Scott. Socios y sabuesos es una serie original de Disney+ producida por 20th Television. Matt Nix es el creador, productor ejecutivo y guionista de la serie. McG es uno de los productores ejecutivos y dirigió el primer episodio de la serie. Michael Horowitz, Robbie Duncan McNeill y Mary Viola también se desempeñaron como productores ejecutivos y Josh Levy como coproductor ejecutivo. Fuente @disneyplusla #disneyplus #disney #starwars #themandalorian #babyyoda #mandalorian #marvel #yoda #art #disneyland #netflix #starwarsfan #disneyworld #christmas #disneylife #babyyodamemes #memes #drawing #starwarsmemes #meme #fanart #lucasfilm #mando #mcu #funny #digitalart #bobafett #cute #artist #sketch https://www.instagram.com/p/CQgEAHenWkn/?utm_medium=tumblr

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19th May 2017

My lay in went extremely well. I woke up around 1100. Laura and Michael were still asleep too. I got out of bed and went downstairs to have a cup of tea and breakfast. I have officially picked up the flu from somewhere because my head hurt, my nose was running and I couldn't stop sneezing. Why now? I sat with Becky and Rachel. I wasn't hungry so I only had a slice of raisin toast. We chatted for about an hour before I got myself motivated. Life admin day today. I went upstairs and sorted out my dirty washing. I had to go back to reception to pay for a wash, to go back upstairs to put it on. It's all very unnecessary. Washing in the washing machine for 28 minutes - time to wash myself. After my shower and hair wash, I sorted my shoes and clothes box underneath the bed. I shoved my wet clothes into the tumble dryer and came back to the room. I'm doing something wrong with my washing because they come out with white stuff everywhere. Mum said it was because I'd either be putting in too much powder or too many clothes. I'll try again next time doing less on both. It's only been happening the last couple of times though. My white shirt came out basically black. I forgot you can't put white items into a hostel washing machine. That'll have to go into the bin now. I went onto my laptop to book the car and hot springs for tomorrow. We were all very excited... Until it said it was sold out!!! WHAT! I checked last night and it was fine. Argh - absolutely gutted, I was so looking forward to it. It doesn't mean we can't ever do it but the weather is meant to be really nice this weekend. We had to wait until Friday to book because Steve's manager said they would probably have work on Saturday. He hadn't been told so I went to book it. Such a shame. Hopefully next weekend... Steve came home from work around 1600. He had bought chicken ceaser salad for us to eat which was nice. Coles do the best CCS, it's so good. I would buy it every day if I could afford too. We sat and had our late lunch on the bed. I wasn't feeling hungry and really struggled to eat mine. He bought me a medium which is struggle on a normal day anyway. Let alone an under the weather day. I felt SO rough. It just got worse and worse throughout the day. My head was getting heavier with flu if that makes any sense. It literally felt heavier too which is really weird to describe. I had tissues, tablets and water with me all day. It got to about 2000 and I was slightly peckish. We went downstairs and I had another slice of raisin toast for my dinner. Steve went to Coles and bought me a bottle of fresh orange juice (with bits YAY) for some vitamin C. We sat with Sophie, Mel, Becky and Rachel before deciding to go into the movie room. We got the movie book and I suggested Turner and Hooch. I LOVE this film and I laugh the whole way through. It reminds me of home. Everyone loved the suggestion so we went and got ourselves comfortable on the bean bags. Other people in the movie room were laughing along too. It was about 2300 before the film finished so we went straight to bed afterwards. Here's hoping I feel better tomorrow because I can't get really ill before I start my new job. Typical.

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Famous Pets

Over the years, pets have become famous for all different reasons. We know famous pets from television, movies, politics and even from their famous owners. Depending on your age you may remember everyone’s favorite German Shepherd, Rin Tin Tin. The  original  Rin Tin Tin  was a puppy found by an American soldier in France during World War I.  The dog became famous  for  being in movies.  In the 1950’s a television show based on this dog became popular.

Another famous pet from the 1950’s was the much loved Lassie. Lassie was on television from 1954 to 1973. The female Lassie was actually played by various male collies, all related to the original dog, Pal. Lassie first came to life as a main character in a short story written in the Saturday Evening Post in 1938. That lead to the book “Lassie, Come Home” and the movie of the same name.

There were famous horses on television too. You probably all remember Mr. Ed, the talking horse. Of course only Mr. Ed’s owner Wilbur ever heard him talking. Mr. Ed was played by a Palomino horse. Trainers got Mr. Ed  to move his lips like he was talking by giving him peanut butter. The comedy was on television from 1961 to 1965. The famous cowboy Roy Rogers and his horse Trigger performed together for over 25 years. Another popular television show from the 1950’s was The Lone Ranger. He was a Texas marshall fighting crime in the old West. He had a big white horse called Silver.

Some more recent famous pets from television and movies include, White Fang, about a wolf-dog’s journey through the Yukon territory during the Klondike Gold Rush, and who could forget Hooch from Turner and Hooch? Turner, played by Tom Hanks was a neat freak that got stuck with a murder victim’s dog. Hooch  was played by a Dogue de Bordeaux, which is a type of mastiff. Of course Hooch  was a big  slobbery mess.  In the movie, Hooch gives up his life to save Turner.

From more recent television, we  became familiar with Eddie, the Jack Russell terrier from Frazier, and from the 1980’s, Zeus and Apollo, the Doberman Pinschers from Magnum P.I.  Some of my favorite pets from television are cartoons. Think of Dino the Dinosaur from the Flintstones. Dino barked like a dog, ran around like a dog, licking faces and catching sticks. In fact Dino was not a dog, he was a snorkasaurus. Let’s not forget about Astro, the Jetsons dog. Young Elroy finds the stray dog and takes him home. Of   course   Elroy is  not allowed to keep the dog until Astro saves the family from a burglar. Dino and Astro were important family members to the Flintstones and Jetsons, just like our dogs are important family members to us.

In thinking of famous pets, let’s not forget the pets of the political world. Winston Churchill had an orange cat named Jock. The Carters had a Siamese cat and the Clinton family had a black and white cat named Socks. Franklin Roosevelt had a Scottish terrier, as did George H. W. Bush and Laura. John Quincy Adams kept an alligator in a White House bathroom. It was a gift from the Marquis de Lafayette. Calvin Coolidge had raccoons running around the White House. Who knew it was so crazy at the President’s house? These are just a few famous pets. What famous pets do you know?

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EAST ANGLIAN GIG LISTINGS: 7TH-21ST DECEMBER 2017

Every Thursday, we huzz a whole heap of high-voltage high-jinks heavenwards and let the seeds of rock settle where they may.  To submit your own news and listings, click here!

Thursday 7th Burston, Crown Jess Morgan & Kitty MacFarlane Free entry - 8.30pm - Event page Cambridge, Corn Exchange The Overtones £25.25-£101.75 - 7.30pm - Tickets Cambridge, Junction J1 Dr Feelgood & Eddie and the Hot Rods £20.50 - 7pm - Tickets Colchester, Bull Jazz Jam Free entry- 9pm - Event page Norwich, LCR Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes £18.15 - 7.30pm - Tickets Norwich, Waterfront Peter Hook and the Light £24.75 - 7.30pm - Tickets Norwich, Waterfront Studio Saves, Clown Smash Everything, Sucking Grunts & Rats Packing Grenades £6.60 - 7.30pm - Tickets Stowmarket, John Peel Centre The Wedding Present Sold out - 7.30pm - Tickets Friday 8th Cambridge, Blue Moon Synthetic & Alter the Sky Free entry - 8pm - Event page Colchester, Bull The Beagles Free entry - 9pm - Event page Colchester, Soundhouse Faith in Physics Free entry - 9pm - Event page Colchester, Three Wise Monkeys Yr Poetry, The Hemingways, Rubber Jaw & Lawrence and Cow £4 - 7pm - Event page Ipswich, Smokehouse Nervous Twitch, Umbrella Assassins & The Naked French £4 - 7.30pm - Event page Ipswich Swan Figure of Six, Ghost Season & Next Time Mr Fox Free entry - 8pm - Event page Norwich, LCR Sub Focus, MC-ID & more £19.25 - 10pm - Tickets Norwich, Open |Mungo’s Hi Fi, Gentleman’s Dub Club, The Skints, Aries Dubwize & more £10-£15 - 9pm - Tickets Norwich, Owl Sanctuary Suburban Tide, Bad Apples & Skinny Milk £3 - 7pm - Tickets Norwich, Waterfront Studio Eddie and the Hot Rods & Department S £19.25 - 6.30pm - Tickets Southend, Chinnerys Rhoda Dakar £11-£13.75 - 7pm - Tickets Southend, Cliffs Pavilion The Overtones £26-£102.50 - 7pm - Tickets Saturday 9th Bury St Edmunds, Apex The Fillers £13 - 7pm - Tickets Bury St Edmunds, Oakes Barn The Hoo Ha Record Club PWYC - 8pm - Event page Colchester, Arts Centre The Blockheads & The 1957 Tail Fin Fiasco Sold out - 7.30pm - Tickets Colchester, Bull Hedgehog Free entry - 9pm - Event page Colchester, Soundhouse Phil Hilborne Band £7 - 9pm - Event page Colchester, Three Wise Monkeys Rony Rosado Free entry - 6pm - Event page Southend, Chinnerys Skamite £11.50 - 7.30pm - Tickets Southend, Palace Theatre Roy Wood and His Band £29-£33 - 8pm - Tickets Sunday 10th Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk Academy The Great Barrow Christmas Free entry - 10am - Event page Cambridge, Portland Arms Jordan Allen, The Lost Volts & Gaffa Tape Sandy £6.60 - 6pm - Tickets Ipswich, Smokehouse Kevin Pearce £11 - 8pm - Event page Norwich, Waterfront Slade & Kassettika £25.85 - 7pm - Tickets Monday 11th Bury St Edmunds, Apex Schubert Ensemble £5-£20 - 7.30pm - Tickets Colchester, Arts Centre Vicki Swan and Jonny Dyer £11 - 7.45pm - Tickets Norwich, LCR Shed Seven Sold out - 7.30pm - Tickets Norwich, Waterfront Studio Jordan Allen, New Scientists, Seven Cities & Gameplan £6.60 - 7.30pm - Tickets Southend, Palace Theatre Blake £20-£26 - 7.30pm - Tickets Tuesday 12th Mildenhall, Jollyplex Seriously Catherine Come To Our House, We’ll Have Drag Race and Hooch & It Will Be Great Free entry - 6pm - Event page Norwich, Waterfront Studio Willie J Healey, The Meeks & Gladboy £7.70 - 7.30pm - Tickets Wednesday 13th Bury St Edmunds, Apex Steeleye Span £24 - 7.30pm - Tickets Bury St Edmunds, Hunter Club Open Mic Free entry - 8pm - Event page Cambridge, Emmanuel United Reformed Church A Winter Union £19 - 8pm - Tickets Cambridge, Portland Arms Wooden Arms £6.60 - 7pm - Tickets Ipswich, Swan Wednesday Warriors Free entry - 8pm - Event page Norwich, Waterfront Studio Dirty Thrills, Renegade 12, Blue Nation & Sittin Pretty £11 - 7.30pm - Tickets Thursday 14th Burston, Crown Catflap Dilemma Free entry - 8.30pm - Event page Cambridge, Blue Moon Dean McPhee, Sam McLoughlin and David Chatton Baker & Rachel Watkins £6 - 8pm - Event page Colchester, Three Wise Monkeys Craig Garrod, Jakob Deist, Mark Halls, Sam Ryder & Carousel Free entry - 6pm - Event page Norwich, Open Wooden Arms £8 - 7pm - Tickets Norwich, Owl Sanctuary 24 Robbers, Blood Like Honey & Metanoia PWYC - 7pm - Tickets Friday 15th Cambridge, Junction J1 The Fiver: Searching Grey, The Extons, Tom Lumley, Deep City & Anthony Rubery £6 - 6.45pm - Tickets Cambridge, Portland Arms Moth Conspiracy, The Seven Twenty & The Pawn Hearts £5 - 8pm - Tickets Colchester, Arts Centre Eliza Carthy and the Wayward Band & Duotone £20 - 7.30pm - Tickets Colchester, Bull Grounds For Divorce Free entry - 9pm - Event page Colchester, Three Wise Monkeys SuperGlu, Impala, Piers James, Dilute to Taste, Shiners & Shooty and the Bang Bang £5 - 6pm - Event page Ipswich, Smokehouse Pessimist, Counties, Prey Drive, In and Out of Sleep & Excuses £3 - 7.30pm - Tickets Ipswich, Steamboat Open Mic Free entry - 8.30pm - Event page Norwich, Arts Centre Father Funk, DJ Yes, Gypsy Swing & Daniel Tuffs £10 - 9pm - Tickets Norwich, Owl Sanctuary King Kiwanda Free entry - 7pm - Event page Norwich, Waterfront Studio UK Subs £17.60 - 6.30pm - Tickets Woodbridge, Angel Aartwork Free entry - 9pm - Event page Saturday 16th Cambridge, Blue Moon Shake Your Turkey Feather Free entry - 8pm - Event page Cambridge, Corn Exchange Glenn Miller Orchestra £17.25-£34.75 - 2.30pm - Tickets Cambridge, Corn Exchange White Christmas £26.75-£40.75 - 7.30pm - Tickets Cambridge, Junction J1 Ezio £15.50 - 7pm - Tickets Cambridge, Portland Arms Iron Fist £10 - 8pm - Tickets Colchester, Bull Stone Shuffle Jones Free entry - 9pm - Event page Colchester, Three Wise Monkeys Ghosts of Men, Rad Pitt, Surge, Mandeville, Stealing Signs, Mystery Act & The Baskervilles £5 - 6pm - Event page Ipswich, Smokehouse Radio Orwell, Sun Scream, Hillmisters & Jack Rundell £5 - 7.30pm - Tickets Norwich, Owl Sanctuary Dub Conductor & Dub, Sweat and Beers £5 - 9.30pm - Tickets Sunday 17th Bury St Edmunds, Oakes Barn Chris Mass: Beast With a Gun, Thy Last Drop,  Bury Boy All Stars, Santa’s One Man Band £5 - 7pm - Event page Cambridge, Portland Arms The Archive £5 - 7pm - Tickets Colchester, Arts Centre Jason Frederick Cinematic Trio £14 - 7pm - Tickets Colchester, Three Wise Monkeys The Gavin Bowern Band, Laura Wyatt & Lianne Kaye Free entry - 6pm - Event page Norwich, Owl Sanctuary Ducking Punches, March & Chapter Of Wolves £6 - 7pm - Tickets Norwich, Waterfront Studio Santa Cruz & Skarlett Riot £13.20 - 7pm - Tickets Monday 18th Bury St Edmunds, Apex Jazz at the Movies £16 - 7.30pm - Tickets Cambridge, Corn Exchange UB40 & Maxi Jazz and the E-Type Boys £40.25-£75 - 7.30pm - Tickets Cambridge, Portland Arms The Treatment £15 - 8pm - Tickets Colchester, Arts Centre The Churchfitters £11 - 7.45pm - Tickets Norwich, Arts Centre Richard Dawson £15 - 8pm - Tickets Tuesday 19th Bury St Edmunds, Apex Roy Wood Rock and Roll Band £27.50-£29.50 - 8pm - Tickets Cambridge, Corn Exchange Fish £30.25 - 7.30pm - Tickets Norwich, Arts Centre Moulettes, Bessie Turner & Raevennan Husbandes £13.50 - 8pm - Tickets Wednesday 20th Bury St Edmunds, Apex Only Men Aloud & Natasha Cook Jenkins £25 - 7.30pm - Tickets Cambridge, Portland Arms John Fairhurst £10 - 8pm - Tickets Ipswich, Swan Wednesday Warriors Free entry - 8pm - Event page Norwich, Arts Centre The Vagaband, Murphy’s Lore & The Arlenes £12 - 8pm - Tickets Thursday 21st Burston, Crown Buskers Revisited Free entry - 8pm - Event page Bury St Edmunds, Apex Eliza Carthy and the Wayward Band £20 - 8pm - Tickets Cambridge, Portland Arms The Junkoactive Wasteman and His Tinphonia, 2late & Acid Tea £5 - 7.45pm - Tickets Colchester, Bull Jazz Jam Christmas Special Free entry - 9pm - Event page Colchester, Three Wise Monkeys Wooden Maiden Contact venue for details Ipswich, Swan Blues Jam Free entry - 9pm - Event page Norwich, Arts Centre The Vagaband & Shackleton Trio £12 - 8pm - Tickets Norwich, Owl Sanctuary Wayward Natives Free entry - 7pm - Tickets Norwich, Waterfront Mostly Autumn £16.50 - 7.30pm - Tickets

Photo: Rhoda Dakar (playing Southend Chinnerys, 8th December) by Drew Kirkland Listings Editor: Kate Quigley

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Lyndsy Fonseca as Laura Turner in Turner and Hooch 1x02

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Lyndsy Fonseca as Laura Turner in TURNER & HOOCH 1x01