

It’s also featured on a two-part episode of LeVar Burton Reads.
It’s also featured on a two-part episode of LeVar Burton Reads.
Hitchcock theme
Funeral March of a Marionette.
Is that…Bowsette?
I know it can’t be, since the character didn’t exist when this was made, but it’s interesting that her costume looks at least as much like Bowsette’s (and not at all like Peach’s or Pauline’s) as his looks like Mario’s.
Hmm. Suppose you were building a nuclear locomotive. (Setting aside, for the moment, whether this is a good idea.) Would nuke→turbine→electricity→motor be more efficient than just using the rotation of the turbine to move the train?
It can’t be, right?
given that several Gaiman projects (like Amazon’s Good Omens) have been cut short
What a weird example, given that Good Omens ran out of source material in season 1.
I’ve only ever heard that term used in Cajun cooking, where it refers to onion, celery, and bell pepper.
The version with carrot is mirepoix.