And on the last day of August the Summer of Fun concludes on My Power Is Beyond Your Understanding. We found our Sports Mount Rushmores, picked out Sports president, and voted for our favorite TV shows. It certainly was fun.
I have recently taken an interest in the Disney College Program. I've gathered that there's no tuition and the room and board come out of your PAYCHECK. That's right Disney pays you to do various jobs in the park. Anything from the Jungle Cruise captain to the Team Mickey cashier. The only other things you have to pay for are food, books (if you take classes), and gas (if you have a car.) Pretty sweet, huh? It's 4-7 months and it's about as easy to get into as a community college. Here's the catch though. You must already be going to an accredited college for at least a semester. You have to juggle two colleges at once. It's off in the future anyway. A great thing to think about. Plus, it is recommended by the National Board of Education and they have a class on journalism. In the career options one of the things featured was ESPN. Very intriguing.
Remember that Family Guy episode where Peter said he was luckier than the state of Rhode Island and it cut to when they were naming it? The guy said HEADS and it's Rhode Island, TAILS and it's Cockapoopoopeeshire. Yeah apparently Toy Story lucked out too. Pixar almost called Toy Story any one of these names:
So the D23 Expo has concluded and this is what we've learned:
The Office. Star Trek. The X-Files. I Love Lucy. Perhaps it could be the greatest Final Four ever assembled. If you were to view a Labor Day Marathon featuring any four TV shows could it be these? There are four corners in one square. In one corner you have a scheming Lucy with her partners in crime, Fred, Ethel, and the Cuban Ricky. In another corner you have the extra-terrestrial crime solving duo Mulder and Scully. In the third corner you have Captain Kirk and Vulcan Spock on the U.S.S. Enterprise. And in the fourth corner you have beet farmer Dwight Schrute and paper salesmen Jim and Andy and receptionist Pam and temp Ryan. But who deserves to be in the finals? Only you can decide.
An artist made this collection of robots all hiding one robot in particular. WALL-E. Can you find him among the mass of pop culture robots including R2-D2, Tom Servo, Bender, Goddard, and The Terminator. Good luck to you! Here's a hint:
Sort by song title:
First Song: Airplanes (B.O.B featuring Hayley Williams)
Last Song: The 4-Chord Song (Axis of Awesome)
Sort by time:
Shortest Song: The Community Theme Song (The 88)
Longest Song: American Pie (Don McLean)
Sort by artist:
First Artist: a-Ha (Take On Me)
Last Artist: 30 Seconds To Mars (Kings and Queens)
Top Three Most Played Songs:
1. Life in Technicolor II (Coldplay)
2. Summer Breeze (Jason Mraz)
3. Rainbow Connection (Jason Mraz)
Search:
Wonderland from catherine Hyland on Vimeo.
TLC has finally canceled Kate Plus 8 (part of the J & K + 8 franchise.) It's about time. It was just dragging on with no purpose. I used to enjoy the show until Jon and Kate broke up and Kate went insane. Somewhere along the way they just lost it. I definitely feel bad for the kids. Not Maddie though. She deserves no sympathy.
James Spader was dishing about The Office and he let it slip that there will be no new actors hired. So I guess this means the boss will be from within! Yes! Just what I've been hoping for! Now, The Office is always full of surprises so I will put everyone that works at Dunder Mifflin Scranton (or has worked) on the poll and you can vote. Who. Will. It. Be? The suspense is killing me. Hopefully they say in the season premiere.
Earlier, I promised that if anyone could find out what Dunkin' Donuts sells in the spring as a drink they would win a mention on my blog. As we already know Dunkin' Donuts sells Coolattas in the summer, Apple Cider in the autumn, and Hot Chocolate in the winter. The winner of the contest is Joe Mello with the guess of Iced Tea. Iced Tea is correct! Congrats you win a mention!