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  Okay, so this is a project that’s been a long time coming. I held off on talking about this film in detail, because I’ve been struggling with my thoughts on the movie, and what exactly I can say about it. Well, I’ve finally figured it out now, so let’s get this review started. The Loud House Movie was a movie released on Netflix on August 20, 2021, about Lincoln Loud and his family taking a trip to Scotland. It was the show’s first full-length film. And much like most Loud House productions, it was released with a mixed reception. Some people loved it, other people hated it, and some had a middling opinion. When I first watched it, I thought it was a fun time, but now that I’ve had some time re-watch it, listen to some reviews on it (I recommend the ones made by The Alpha Jay Show, Just Stop, LS Mark, and Yoshi Player), and consider where it stands to the show, in terms of enjoyment, my opinions have changed quite a bit. And considering that it was this movie’s first anniversary a fe

  So that’s 1, 2, 3, 4! 4 seasons so far! Ah ah ah! Okay, so season four doesn’t have as much going on as season three did, but that doesn’t mean there wasn’t anything new to take in at all. In every Sesame Street season, there always is. This season would introduce many of the show's most memorable segments, a human cast change, and the debuted of one of the most popular muppet characters of the show. But we’ll get to those when we get to them. So let’s get into this installment of the Sesame Street Retrospective, this time on Season Quatro. Production History Again, not really much to go over here. It’s strange how little BTS information there was on the first few seasons of the show. (Not including season 1) There were no big set changes, but the cast was whittled down a noticeable amount, and Jim Henson and his muppet crew gained a fifth member in the form of Richard Hunt, who would prove himself a very useful and versatile team player. Also worth noting, this season was where