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Of course, I should have remembered that!


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...When Bugs pops out of the ground and finds himself in Camelot he utters "That's the last time I get directions from Ray Bradbury." ...


Just watched it again, and he actually says he will "never, never again take travel hints from Ray Bradbury."

And it's not just because he's not in Georgia, it's because he has been trampled by a fire eating dragon... which prompts him to say "Something wicked that way went."


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...When Bugs pops out of the ground and finds himself in Camelot he utters "That's the last time I get directions from Ray Bradbury." ...


Just watched it again, and he actually says he will "never, never again take travel hints from Ray Bradbury."

And it's not just because he's not in Georgia, it's because he has been trampled by a fire eating dragon... which prompts him to say "Something wicked that way went."


That's it.


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Mugnaini-esque! Big Grin

http://patrick-leger.blogspot....illustrated-man.html

Wonderful!

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Mungaini-esque!


Or even MuGNaini-esque!


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Got the copy of Rosebud magazine with the article about Ray written by Bill Goodwin today.

Oh yes, that book The Bradbury Report is not about Ray. The hero uses Raymond Bradbury has his false name in a story that takes place in the future. One paragraph mentions OUR Ray.


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Got the copy of Rosebud magazine with the article about Ray written by Bill Goodwin today.

The postperson delivered mine, too. Looking forryward to ripping off the wrapping!


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The new issue of Rosebud Magazine has an article about Ray written by a neighbor, Bill Goodwin.



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Did Bill also do the artwork?


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Did Bill also do the artwork?


Yes


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Clever fellow!


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In doing some nostalgia Googling I came across the remake of The Jar from 1986. I was surprised by who directed this episode, Tim Burton.


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In doing some nostalgia Googling I came across the remake of The Jar from 1986. I was surprised by who directed this episode, Tim Burton.

You were?! I remember watching that way back then. Love Tim, but it couldn't touch Norman's version.


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...I was surprised by who directed this episode, Tim Burton.


Then you must not have read my review of said episode!

(Re-reading which, I see that I was pretty critical. I concur with Doug; it pales in comparison to the Norman Lloyd/James Bridges version.)


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Not comparing the versions, just commenting on the young pup director of the newer version.


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