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

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I promise, my crowd. Next week, I'll get the weekly summary out on time.  For now, let's talk about the week we just finished.

 Obviously, the big news to report is that I celebrated Thanksgiving!  I got time off, made food, and celebrated with my family. It's a little sad knowing our circle of family has considerably shrunk. However, the upside is that the ones remaining are free to make the best, tastiest dishes you've ever eaten! Such a simple holiday, but worth every morsal.

 The trailers are wearing thin. Guess that's to be expected when the strike just recently ended. We're getting a Madame Web movie.  Not sure if I should be excited or not. An origin story for this character is not one I was exactly waiting for. Maybe if this were still the 90's... There's going to be a Justice League animated movie based on Crisis on Infinite Earths. Maybe they can finally get it right this time. That's all I saw.

 In case you're wondering, the reason this update is late is because I was busy doing too many things at once over the weekend. There were some projects that I was doing on the weekend, most of which I cannot talk about right now. And I'm still tending to them! But hopefully, they will be done soon. 

 King-Ohger 37: Lies To Your Beautiful.  A deep dive into the Black Ohger's origins and rise to power, followed be a shining solo hero moment, was not something I was expecting. Though I guess I should have known it would happen, and I'm glad it finally did. Now we finally understand why he is the way he is and why he operates the way he does. Any amount of lies are justified as long as you end up protecting your people, the food that feeds them, and the sacred legacy that your kingdom has become known for.

 Gotchard 11: Evil Within.  And now, I finally breathe a mental sigh of relief knowing that the story is finally taking place. It feels weird that Spanner told the students to stop messing around; if he is pro Chemie-capturing, then he should let them work. Still, the main story is a spy in the ranks. Weird that they kick off a major plot this way, but I hope it leads to bigger things later. And of course, the spy is the last character anyone would suspect. They kind of made the reveal too obvious, but maybe that's why they revealed the spy in the same episode rather than drawing it out for too long.

That's all for now, my crowd.  Take care, and apples aren't oranges.

...People.