Samurai Equine

Hello there, my crowd! Welcome to my Weekly Musings: Red Edition. 

[I ❤ JAPAN] -- [I ❤ THE COLOR RED] -- [I ❤ CELESTIA]

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Another slow one, eh my crowd? 

 Once again, nothing big happened this week. Most of my family is feeling sick, and I'm expecting snow. So I didn't really do much, except prepare for the weather. 

 Sadly because of some dumb business decisions at Hasbro (seems like they are really racking those up as of lately), it looks like there will be job layoffs. To top it all off, they might be selling off eOne Entertainment, their international subsidiary. This affects me personally because eOne made it possible for the fandom to get more official Super Sentai releases in the west. I'd hate to see that suddenly end. 

 I've been watching Wednesday lately! Glad to be getting around to the next part of my New Years resolution. Only seen about half of it, but I'm hooked so far.  They've got some really great people working this!

 DonBrothers 45: Beast Story So Far!  Episodes like this are what I've been waiting for, for so long! I'm loving every moment of it. Not even Kiji Brother turning into the MOTW again (based on GaoRanger) is enough to derail the story. What will happen to Kiji now? What will happen to Taro? Will Doragoku's reality come falling apart around him? I'm on pins and needles wanting to see more. We even got a cameo from King-Ohger's mecha of all things, but I'm wondering if there will be another cameo in the next episode.

 Geats 19: 5 Star Turnaround!  Man, what a tease of an ending! We knew Tycoon would prove himself and that Nadge-Sparrow would be voted off, but I didn't realize they'd be saving the Desire Star reveal for the end of the Grand Prix! This only fuels my belief even further. I don't think there ever was a Desire Star; I bet they made it up just to cause some in-fighting, even though Nadge-Sparrow was purposefully making Tycoon look bad. Guess we'll see how things go.

That's all for now, my crowd.  Take care, and don't lose to mother nature.

Back in the 70's, America saw it's first live action Spider-Man TV series. It's become lost media at this point, but I'll never forget watching old VHS's of it as a kid. This might not be the first theme song, but to me, it's the best and the one I remember. This is "The Amazing Spider-Man (1977-1979) Theme Song by Dana Kaproff".