24 hours after his last show on CBS, Stephen Colbert popped up as host of a public access show in Monroe, Mich. — the same place where he quietly did a show 11 years ago, before his CBS show debuted.

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The weekend is here. What do you plan to play or watch?

On Sunday we're playing more Look Outside in search of more endings.

Offline we're watching Anne Shirley, The Car, and The Wraith.

#Weekend #Livestream #TV #Movies

ICYMI Last night on @damagecontrolblog I wrote about season 4 of Invincible for Quarantine Control. @Dio_Senrab covered the final season of The Boys, and CWTyger reminded us to all watch the final episode of the Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

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Quarantine Control #320: The Late-Yet-Invincible Boy

Ah, if only we could all be that, though not the "boy" part.

^{DC Staff (Damage Control Blog)}

Tom Kane, the prolific voice actor whose body of work included popular turns as Yoda on “Star Wars: The Clone Wars” and as Prof. Utonium on “The Powerpuff Girls,” died Monday at age 64. Kane suffered a stroke in 2020 that left him unable to speak or write and retired from acting thereafter. He made his first public appearance in years, reuniting with “The Powerpuff Girls” cast, at the Lexington Comic and Toy Convention in March. Read more from @THR:

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Tom Kane Dead: ‘Clone Wars’, ‘Powerpuff Girls’ Voice Actor Was 64

He also played Magneto and Ultron and worked on ‘Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends,’ ‘Kim Possible,’ ‘The Wild Thornberrys’ and much more.

^{Mike Barnes (The Hollywood Reporter)}

It's the weekend! What do you plan to play or watch?

It's more Look Outside on Sunday for us. We also have a bonus vacation stream of Persona 3 Reload on Monday.

Offline, we're watching Back Arrow, and Invincible (S4). We're also learning a new RPG system called Traveller.

#Weekend #TV #Gaming

Every year since 2022, when Angela Lansbury died, Mendocino, Ca., has held its "Murder, She Wrote" festival in tribute to the British actress who played Jessica Fletcher in the iconic 1980s/'90s TV show. Newsweek's H. Alan Scott went to the town, which stood in for the fictional Cabot Cove, to understand the appeal.

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This ‘Murder, She Wrote’ Festival Might Be Exactly What We Need Now 

The Murder, She Wrote Festival in Mendocino, California, is part fundraiser, part fan gathering.

^{H. Alan Scott (Newsweek)}