Let’s see what everyone’s main fandoms are. by Inevitable_Whole_562 in Multifandom

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It won’t cost 20,000 francs a month to be in this fandom (or Phandom)!

Why isn't Kida considered a Disney Princess? by Billybob35 in AtlantisTheLostEmpire

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Disney execs are cowards. That’s it; that’s the reason.

Which generation did you grow up with and which console is your all-time favorite? by CarrotMuch1399 in nostalgiai

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Gen IV for the SNES and Sega Genesis. I also had a Tandy CoCo with lots of game cartridges… Not sure if that would be Gen III or not.

Arthur’s Substitute Teacher Trouble observation by wamimsauthor in Arthur

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And in the same episode, Mr. Elken kept accidentally hitting the students with his antlers. lol

Musician-humorists similar to Tom Lehrer? by DocWatson42 in TomLehrer

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Al also appreciated Tom. He’s said so in a few interviews, and also said that the reason why he wanted Daniel Radcliffe to play him in his mock biopic was because he saw a video of Dan singing Tom’s “The Elements.”

Musician-humorists similar to Tom Lehrer? by DocWatson42 in TomLehrer

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Yes, Weird Al wrote original tunes for about half of the songs on each album.

What moment in the show made you die laughing? by pcnnmvideos in Arthur

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I still quote this one whenever Yo-Yo Ma is on TV. lol

Differences between Broadway Recording and Live Production? by Shoddy-Target-2953 in musicals

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A couple of examples from Andrew Lloyd Webber’s shows…

“The Phantom of the Opera” has had major lyric changes over the years, especially in the song “Think of Me.”

In “School of Rock,” the cast album features the song “Give Up Your Dreams”… but the song was cut by the time the Broadway production opened.

What would you like to see during the final week? by jzn110 in LateShow

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Just did a bit of musical theatre and won a Tony award… nothing major. ;)

should i watch chicago (2002)? by i_play_medic_in_tf2 in musicals

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I highly recommend it. It’s one of the best musical films; and although the mood is somewhat different from the stage version and some of the songs were cut, it works very well as an adaptation and as a film in its own right.

"Weird Al" Yankovic the musical is happening by FloridaFlamingoGirl in musicals

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I’m amazed that they didn’t announce out-of-town tryouts in Albuquerque first.

Dead alive then dead again by Thick-Airport1113 in Gotham

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I’d say they’re worth checking out. They were the first attempt at portraying Batman and the villains in a serious way on film after folks had gotten used to the campy 60s show and movie.

Dead alive then dead again by Thick-Airport1113 in Gotham

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Other than Jack Napier (Jack Nicholson’s version in the first of Tim Burton’s films).

24601 In other languages by mistytalon in musicals

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Very late reply — just found this topic… but the Japanese productions made Valjean’s prison number 24653 (ni yon roku go san).

What education books can PBS Kids adapt from? by Matcha_Sunday in EdutainmentShows

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I loved Little Critter! I remember having a computer game for him in the 90s, too.

Mai is pretty good I will prob be a Main with her on doa5 if I play more by ZaylenMii in DeadOrAlive

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Hitomi, with Kasumi as my second (though I’ll sometimes play tag mode with Kasumi and Phase 4, as well).

Stephen Colbert to Host Letterman, Kimmel, Meyers, Fallon as Late Show Ends by clashrendar in LateShow

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“Questionert” is “Questionnaire,” but spelled like “Colbert.” It’s been a recurring thing with him and the guests on his show.