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Hello! It's been a few weeks, but I have things to talk about now. This is my post about other media not related to books that I do every other Friday. Yes, the title of this post comes from the musical Hamilton. 

Tv and Movies

I've actually been watching a few things lately, and I'm thrilled about that fact. I'm working my way through season 4 of One Day At A Time when CBS airs them on Mondays. I'm very much enjoying it, and I love all the characters. My next Netflix show will probably be Emily in Paris, or Julie and the Phantoms. Now that The Owl House is on Disney Plus, I will start that today. If I have time, I  will start season 1 of The Mandalorian as well. Also on Disney Plus, I have added High School Musical: The Musical: The Series; I need to get back to that as I was very much enjoying the show. I have to say; I believe as far as streaming services go; I prefer Disney Plus over Netflix because it's more the content I want. 

  As far as movies go, I watched The Haunted Mansion for the first time on Disney Plus. I thought the movie was okay; it was just a little odd in places, but I enjoyed the attempt to make a movie inspired by the ride. Before I started this post, I watched I Put A Spell On You: The Sanderson Sisters Break the Internet. I definitely recommend this visual album if you love Hocus Pocus, or just want to watch a fun movie, Click here to watch I Put on You: The Sanderson Sisters Break the Internet. It's mostly Broadway performers, but I believe the whole family would enjoy it. 

Podcasts

As a fan of Starkid, I am listening to Wayward Guide, and I'm really enjoying it. This is a podcast and web series, from Tin Can Bros, a cousin Starkid, but there is a crossover between the two groups. I'm not that big on horror, but because of the actors and the story, I watched and listen to the first episode, and I really enjoyed the vibe. Click here to watch the series on YouTube.

Theater and Streams

So I Put A Spell on You could have gone in two places, because it was more of a movie/visual album than a theatrical production, I put it in the movie section. Last weekend, I watched Broadway Whodunit: All Hallows Eve, and it was a very fun stream. I love that actors are finding a way to make theater. As far as Twitch streams, I still have the same list of people I've mentioned before. 

Music 

I believe I mentioned Cruel Intensions: A 90's Musical a few weeks ago, and I very much still into that show. I have also been on a Disney kick lately, and as I write this post, I am listening to Disney Hits. 

Games



Frequent readers of this post will know that I'm not really a hardcore gamer. I play Animal Crossing Pocket Camp and Among Us. I also play Hayday, but I mostly prefer to watch others play games. 





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  1. Stephanie @ BookfeverOctober 30, 2020 at 9:30 AM

    I'm a Starkid fan too but haven't had the chance to check out Wayward Guide yet. I'm excited though!

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