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Blue's Clues is a franchise that usually consists of a human host and a series of animals and talking objects voiced by voice actors. However, there have been some guest stars. For this article, I'll be mentioning my favorite guest stars from the Blue's Clues franchise. There have been three shows and two films, so there have been plenty of great guests over the years.

Ray Charles as G-Clef in Blue's Big Musical Movie

One of the most memorable aspects about the original Blue's Clues film is that legendary singer Ray Charles guest-voiced as a musical note named G-Clef. Ray Charles is one of the most famous people to appear in Blue's Clues. He got a chance to prove why he was so popular by giving one of the best song performances in the franchise. His performance doesn't feel phoned in. It felt like he was treating his guest performance in Blue's Clues with care and dignity. His song was a unique and strong addition to the original film.

Casey Kasem as a radio announcer in a season 5 episode of the original series

Blue's Clues is a franchise that usually consists of a human host and a series of animals and talking objects voiced by voice actors. However, there have been some guest stars. For this article, I'll be mentioning my favorite guest stars from the Blue's Clues franchise. There have been three shows and two films, so there have been plenty of great guests over the years.

Ray Charles as G-Clef in Blue's Big Musical Movie

One of the most memorable aspects about the original Blue's Clues film is that legendary singer Ray Charles guest-voiced as a musical note named G-Clef. Ray Charles is one of the most famous people to appear in Blue's Clues. He got a chance to prove why he was so popular by giving one of the best song performances in the franchise. His performance doesn't feel phoned in. It felt like he was treating his guest performance in Blue's Clues with care and dignity. His song was a unique and strong addition to the original film.

Casey Kasem as a radio announcer in a season 5 episode of the original series

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Blue's Big Musical Movie is the first Blue's Clues film. It was released on home video in 2000 and premiered on television in 2002.

The film was made during the time of the original series, so the film has the same cast as the original series. It was made while Steven Burns was still the host, so Steve is the host of the film. Donovan Patton hadn't been hired yet, so Joe doesn't appear in the film.

Steve is the only one of the human hosts to appear in both Blue's Clues films. He was the protagonist of Blue's Big Musical Movie and a supporting player in Blue's Big City Adventure.

The film is notable for having a storyline where Steve feels bad that he's never able to find any clues by himself. The viewers are so good at finding clues, but he struggles to find clues without their help. In the film, Steve tries to find a clue before the viewers can.

Although Blue is the title character, she's not as heavily involved in the plot as you might think. As usual, Steve is the host and protagonist. Two side characters from the series, Sidetable Drawer and Periwinkle, have prominent subplots in the film. However, Blue doesn't really have a...

Blue's Big Musical Movie is the first Blue's Clues film. It was released on home video in 2000 and premiered on television in 2002.

The film was made during the time of the original series, so the film has the same cast as the original series. It was made while Steven Burns was still the host, so Steve is the host of the film. Donovan Patton hadn't been hired yet, so Joe doesn't appear in the film.

Steve is the only one of the human hosts to appear in both Blue's Clues films. He was the protagonist of Blue's Big Musical Movie and a supporting player in Blue's Big City Adventure.

The film is notable for having a storyline where Steve feels bad that he's never able to find any clues by himself. The viewers are so good at finding clues, but he struggles to find clues without their help. In the film, Steve tries to find a clue before the viewers can.

Although Blue is the title character, she's not as heavily involved in the plot as you might think. As usual, Steve is the host and protagonist. Two side characters from the series, Sidetable Drawer and Periwinkle, have prominent subplots in the film. However, Blue doesn't really have a...

An intro is an important way of getting audiences excited for a piece of media. Over the years, the Blue's Clues franchise has had four unique intros. I will be ranking the intros from least favorite to favorite. Some seasons mildly tweaked the intros, but I'm only ranking the intros that are distinctly different from each other.

4. The first intro of the original series (used for the first four seasons of the original series)

Unlike the other intros, this intro doesn't have a song. The intro begins with a book that opens up to reveal the storybook world that Blue's Clues takes place in. The intro has Steve asking the audience if they see Blue. After the audience sees Blue, Blue goes inside. It's a cute little intro, but it isn't as ambitious as the other intros. Steve is a fantastic singer, so it's a shame that they didn't have him sing a theme song.

3. Blue's Room intro

Blue's Room is the Blue's Clues show where Blue can talk, so in that show's intro, she gets to sing to the audience. Her song is cute and catchy. The intro does a good job of establishing the fact that Blue's Room takes the Blue's Clues franchise in a much...

An intro is an important way of getting audiences excited for a piece of media. Over the years, the Blue's Clues franchise has had four unique intros. I will be ranking the intros from least favorite to favorite. Some seasons mildly tweaked the intros, but I'm only ranking the intros that are distinctly different from each other.

4. The first intro of the original series (used for the first four seasons of the original series)

Unlike the other intros, this intro doesn't have a song. The intro begins with a book that opens up to reveal the storybook world that Blue's Clues takes place in. The intro has Steve asking the audience if they see Blue. After the audience sees Blue, Blue goes inside. It's a cute little intro, but it isn't as ambitious as the other intros. Steve is a fantastic singer, so it's a shame that they didn't have him sing a theme song.

3. Blue's Room intro

Blue's Room is the Blue's Clues show where Blue can talk, so in that show's intro, she gets to sing to the audience. Her song is cute and catchy. The intro does a good job of establishing the fact that Blue's Room takes the Blue's Clues franchise in a much...

I came up with an idea for a Blue's Clues film called Blue's Big Change. In a couple of my previous articles, I described what the film would be about. For this article, I'll be listing the cast that I would want for the film.

For my casting choices, I used cast members from the Blue's Clues series and movies to reprise their roles. I also included some celebrity casting choices, too. A majority of the film would take place shortly after the original Blue's Clues, so I used some celebrities for some of the roles that might need to be recast. However, if all of the original performers were able to reprise their roles, the use of celebrities wouldn't be needed. Thackery would be the one exception, because he was a character that was created by me for my film.

Live-Action Cast:

Donovan Patton as Joe, the film's human protagonist

Josh Dela Cruz as Josh, the film's human deuteragonist

Steven Burns as Steve, the film's human tritagonist

I came up with an idea for a Blue's Clues film called Blue's Big Change. In a couple of my previous articles, I described what the film would be about. For this article, I'll be listing the cast that I would want for the film.

For my casting choices, I used cast members from the Blue's Clues series and movies to reprise their roles. I also included some celebrity casting choices, too. A majority of the film would take place shortly after the original Blue's Clues, so I used some celebrities for some of the roles that might need to be recast. However, if all of the original performers were able to reprise their roles, the use of celebrities wouldn't be needed. Thackery would be the one exception, because he was a character that was created by me for my film.

Live-Action Cast:

Donovan Patton as Joe, the film's human protagonist

Josh Dela Cruz as Josh, the film's human deuteragonist

Steven Burns as Steve, the film's human tritagonist

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In this article, I will be highlighting some of my favorite franchises. There are a lot of franchises that I really like, so I'll be focusing on a select group of franchises that have brought me a lot of happiness over the years. I will be going over the franchises in alphabetical order. Feel free to list your favorite franchises in the comments.

Batman

Favorite comics: The classic ones written by Bill Finger
My favorite comics story after the Bill Finger era is The Long Halloween.

Favorite adaptation of Batman: The 1966 Batman television series and movie

Favorite character: Batman
A lot of my other favorite characters are his villains, including Joker, Penguin and Riddler.

Why I love the franchise: I love the vast variety and creativity of the Batman franchise. It has gone through so many fascinating incarnations. The Batman franchise has helped serve as escapism for me ever since I was a little kid. Bill Finger is my all-time favorite comics writer. Also, Adam West is one of my idols and heroes.

A look at the opening 10 minutes of Disney+’s Loki Season 2 was shown to attendees at Destination D23.

Marvel Studios’ most viewed Disney+ series was none other than Loki Season 1, which arrived back in 2021. So, naturally, the hype for the Asgardian trickster’s second solo outing is reaching peak levels.

Loki Season 2 arrives in early October, and the marketing for the series has shown an exciting romp through time and space as its titular character leaps uncontrollably through different eras and perhaps universes.

Description of Loki Season 2’s Opening Scene
At Destination D23 this weekend, Loki Season 2 executive producer Kevin Wright was on hand to unveil the first 10 minutes of the show’s upcoming premiere.

Descriptions of this footage appeared online shortly afterward with attendees discussing several key plot points and events, including a chase scene through the TVA.

Laughing Place explained that the second season “begins at the exact same spot as the Season 1 cliffhanger,” with Tom Hiddleston’s Loki in the TVA library and a statue of time-traveling villain Kang looming in the...

A look at the opening 10 minutes of Disney+’s Loki Season 2 was shown to attendees at Destination D23.

Marvel Studios’ most viewed Disney+ series was none other than Loki Season 1, which arrived back in 2021. So, naturally, the hype for the Asgardian trickster’s second solo outing is reaching peak levels.

Loki Season 2 arrives in early October, and the marketing for the series has shown an exciting romp through time and space as its titular character leaps uncontrollably through different eras and perhaps universes.

Description of Loki Season 2’s Opening Scene
At Destination D23 this weekend, Loki Season 2 executive producer Kevin Wright was on hand to unveil the first 10 minutes of the show’s upcoming premiere.

Descriptions of this footage appeared online shortly afterward with attendees discussing several key plot points and events, including a chase scene through the TVA.

Laughing Place explained that the second season “begins at the exact same spot as the Season 1 cliffhanger,” with Tom Hiddleston’s Loki in the TVA library and a statue of time-traveling villain Kang looming in the...

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Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
December 7, 1941, seconds before the Japanese attack

Pierce Hawkins, a reverend at one of the churches was walking on the sidewalk by the harbor.

Pierce: *Sees airplanes in the sky* Hm, silver airplanes. They must be Japanese.
Japanese Pilots: *Dropping bombs on ships in the harbor*
Pierce: *Runs away from the harbor*

He was only 700 feet away from his house.

Japanese Pilot: *Flying towards Pierce, and shoots at him*
Pierce: *Falls on the ground*
Japanese Pilot: *Drops a bomb on Pierce's house*
Pierce: *Looks at his house* NO!!! *Runs to it, and looks inside* NO, NO, NO!!!!

During the rest of the attack, he hid in his church.

One month later, he was at his church, again.

A fleet of Rebel ships were close to the planet of Sullust. Inside one of the Mon Calamari ships, pilots were preparing their X-Wings. Other ships were carrying Y-Wings, and A-Wings.

Wedge: *Gives a high five to a Y-Wing* We're gonna do just fine.
Y-Wing Pilot: I copy red leader.

They both chuckled, and looked at a pilot in green.

Y-Wing Pilot: Must be one of the pilots for the new A-Wing.
Green-7: Hey. Ready to go?
Wedge: Yeah, you let me know how those A-Wings are. I might try one myself.
Green-7: Will do. *Climbs into his A-Wing*

The other pilots started to get in their ships. After a few seconds, hundreds of X-Wings, Y-Wings, and A-Wings were flying towards Sullust.

Wedge: No Star Destroyers in sight, but they are going to have a squadron of Tie Fighters down there. Also be careful of their turrets.
Red-9: Copy Red Leader.
Green-4: *Sees the Tie Fighters coming towards them* Here they come.

Sometimes it feels like I truly am alone in the world. It also feels like nothing I do is of value and that even when I work hard for something there is no reward.

I want to feel some kind of accomplishment. Success.. I want to feel that not every thing I do is meaningless.

I feel I have no power. I am told that power comes from within, but within where? How can there be power inside of me when I feel so empty?

I believe we all have a right to complain and feel bad about things in our lives we can’t or struggle to change. I know it’s more frustrating when you’ve tried years to change things.

I do believe in fate and that some things are meant to be. I also believe that some if not all fates can be changed depending on which path we go down. I am starting to believe though that my fate to fail is the outcome to every path.

Life is too short to not try so I won’t give in. I will keep trying even if I don’t achieve the things I want to achieve. The biggest failure would be to give up or to not try at all and I’ve been fighting my whole life for some acknowledgement, trust me.

Over the years, several actors have played Batman. It got to the point where people compared the constant changing of Batman actors to the constant changing of James Bond actors. This article looks at Batman's eighty years of live-action appearances.

Lewis Wilson (1943)

Lewis Wilson became the first actor to play Batman in live action in 1943's Batman movie serial.

Robert Lowery (1949)

Robert Lowery played Batman in 1949's Batman and Robin movie serial.

Adam West (1966 - 1968, 1979)

Adam West became the first actor to play Batman in a television series in 1966's Batman series. He played Batman in all 120 episodes of the series. He also played Batman in 1966's Batman: The Movie. His last live-action appearance as Batman was in 1979's Legends of the Superheroes TV special. However, he did guest voices in several Batman cartoons. Also, returned to the role of Batman in voice form in a couple of animated films that were made before his passing in 2017. To this day, Adam West remains the actor that has played Batman in live action the most.

On the day after returning from Liverpool Raceway, the Harrisons went to Abbey Road Studios to meet with the other Beatles for some pizza. And as he had promised, George told them about everything that occurred during the rally.

"You should've seen the whole thing, me mates! I was on a smooth leading streak and about to cross the finish line when this dirty cheater, whom Byron has rightfully given the nickname of Rotten Roderick, attempted to pull his nasty trick again. With perfect timing, I stopped him through my simple plan of turning on those extra car lights as a means of distraction, thus causing the bastard to lose all focus, head towards a veddy large ramp, and vanish into the air. To quote my childhood friend: He flew not just once, but TWICE!!"

At that moment, his bandmates were in stitches! "Oh, my liver birds! That was too bloody hilarious!" John exclaimed as he literally fell on the floor laughing. "Indeed! I can just picture the scene in me head, Geo!" added Paul. "Same! And judging by how you described that Roderick, he totally asked for it!" chortled Ringo. Sparkie made a noise that sounded like he was saying, "Absolutely!" Laura said,...