June 27, 2026
The Blockhead Project: Where To Even Begin?

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Twelve Blockhead Nation. The microphone has fired up again, and
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I come before you in the most humble way that
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I know how, just to say that I apologize to
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my audio listeners. You were never meant to be neglected.
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It's been almost a month instead of every two weeks
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that I would come and speak to you. Now. To
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be fair, we did an episode a couple of weeks
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ago in the studio at podcast Mansfield with a very
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dear friend of mine, so we had the video podcast
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up and rolling. But I don't want to neglect you guys,
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and it's finally come to where I need to sit
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down and just hit the record button and just see
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what happens. So thank you for tuning in. You are
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listening to your favorite blockhead. This is a podcast that
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has evolved over the last ten years, and over that decade,
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I have done everything from be vulnerable with you, to
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being experimental, to combining two worlds that would never work
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in any other world except for mine, Me and the
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Peanuts comic strip and mixed martial arts. But there are
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a few things that I still abide by on this show.
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Number One, God is King. Number two, Peanuts is still
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the single most successful comic strip in all of American history,
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but we've had to make way for the world of
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mixed martial arts as being a fan of that sport,
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to interject more observations about life, especially after grieving the
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loss of both of my parents, facing the world without
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them as they are in glory, which I fully believe
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they are with Jesus and I will see them again
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one day, and just how that process has gone for me.
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So that's kind of the third element that's been thrown in.
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But I just come to you with really my hat
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in my hands. I've taken my ball cap off, I've
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stepped off the picture's mound and just said I've done
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a little too much with the video content, which I
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do appreciate those of you that prefer that it's just
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the audio. Those of you that listen to the podcast
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are extremely loyal, and you're back again, and I can't
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tell you enough how much that means to me. So
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I apologize for all the delays, and I really appreciate
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you coming and back. If you are new to this show,
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then be ready for a live diversity and a lot
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of going all over the map. Because normally I would
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talk about the Peanuts comic strip right away, but there
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needs to be something to address about with this show. Yes,
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Your Favorite Blockhead is a hat tip to Charlie Brown,
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to Snoopy, to Linus pig Pen, Lucy Schroeder and the
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Gang and everybody that was in the world of Charles
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Schultz with his comic strips, with the TV specials, with
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the anime movie. That is still true. But I think
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the older that I get after doing this for a decade,
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you have to look at it another way too, is
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those of you that listen in. If you carry out
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what's discussed on this show by a guy that's flying
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solo and just putting his thoughts out there to the
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podcasting world, you'll be questioned when people say you take
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advice and wisdom from a guy who has a show
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called Your Favorite Blockhead. Do you realize how absurd that sounds?
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So in a way, the name itself is almost like
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an insurance policy because if you take everything that I
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say to heart and you try to apply it and
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it doesn't work out, well, I've put my full disclosure in.
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You've been warned that there may not be one hundred
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percent accuracy with everything I say, but it is all
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from the heart, and since we have a lot of
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catching up to do, I don't have a whole lot
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to discuss with you about the peanuts right now, just
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because we've also shifted another way in how this podcast
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can serve you. It's no longer about what I want,
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It's about what do you Blockhead Nation want to get
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out of this show? Oh, how can I contribute back
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to all the years that you have been loyal? And
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one of them, I have to start with my very
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dear friend who I've been talking to today, my friend
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brother Sin. You know who you are. So, Brother Sin,
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who's been a friend of the show for years not
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too long ago, reached out and asked where I should
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start when it comes to listening to music by the
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group Shane and Shane. Valid question, but I can tell
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you starting off with the hymns that are currently out
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that Shane and Shane has done the last couple of years,
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me and the Christian group the Christian artists known as
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Shane Everett and Shane Bernard from Texas who have traveled
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for years and years. I wouldn't tell you to jump
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right in with both feet and start listening to their
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hymns that are recent because that's like going into the
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deep end of the ocean. You need to get your
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feet wet a little bit with the early years, so
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I sent him a couple of suggestions on when they
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were much younger and when they were live. A fun
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song they did back in the day called Namesake, which
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I'd recommend anybody to go listen to them play. Shane
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and Shane live Namesake very much worth listening to that
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and their style very fun. There's even an older video
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out there on YouTube of Shane and Shane when they
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were young and they were at Texas A and M.
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I believe that was the arena they were in and
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they were singing a song called the Answer. Lots of
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fun to see the talent these guys have, the skill
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they have, and how they give it all back to
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the Lord. If you wanted to go further into it,
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then it wouldn't hurt to take a look at the
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album pages which take you into the song vision of You,
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a song that's pretty easy to follow called We Love
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You Jesus, and then a song about the three Hebrew
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children by the name of Shadrack, Me Shak and Abndigo
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called burn Us Up about the three who wouldn't bow
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Ane to the king, they would only bow to the
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one true King. Burn us up stee. I've given you
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several songs if you wanted to go into Shane and Shane,
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I would recommend those. Try Namesake, the live version, try
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the Answer live version, and the album pages, because once
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you get through those three songs, you're hooked. You want
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to finish the album. That would be where I begin.
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Anybody with Shane and Shane, and people don't realize how
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effective they have been on my life. Shane and Shane
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was there in my darkest times. They've been there in
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my happiest times and in my most contemplative times. When
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I say darkest times, there were many times on my
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ship when I was in the Navy when we would
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be under way out to sea, out in the middle
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of nowhere, and the pressures were just mounting down on me.
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I felt that I had no one to turn to,
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that I was alone, the family was thousands of miles away,
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that God was very distant from where I was. I
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was debating my own worth and my own value in
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a very depressive state. And there was a night when,
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after really going through a rough shift on my ship,
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and I was taking a load of trash. You see,
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when you dump trash out in the ocean, you have
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two types of trash. You have some that you can
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throw over the side, then you have your recyclables. So
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if it's aluminum glass, things of that nature, and you
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can recycle it, you don't throw it over the edge
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for ecological reasons and for marine life. But what you
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can throw over the side is anything that is perishable, eggshells,
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banana peels, paper, trash, you name it. Things like that,
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leftover food waste. You can throw that over the side.
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And so there'd be a lot of different trash details
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that we would have. And I remember one particular night
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when I was just taking one up and I was
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just exhausted. I was furious, I just had it. I
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was argumentative, but also I was getting beat down emotionally.
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Isn't to gain sympathis just telling the truth. And I
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remember taking that trash and throwing it over the side
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on the starboard side of the ship. And after I
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had done that, I almost went back inside, but I
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turned and I looked, and I just stared into the darkness,
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into the abyss, and the thought did cross my mind
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that if I went overboard, they wouldn't find me until
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hours later, and by the time they did, I'd already
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be gone. It was an inner battle that I had
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to hand over to the Lord instead of me trying
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to battle it myself. And how did I do that?
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I wish I had opened the word, but the closest
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thing I had was Shane and Shane. I don't remember
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if I was listening to the Psalms album or the
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Clean album or the Upstairs album, but it was one
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of those three, and those lyrics just got me through
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that tough time. So when I saw Shane and Shane
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in person in my hometown, when they went to Farley
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Street Baptist Church per a performance the night that they
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did Psalm thirteen, another one that anybody should hear. I
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told them in many ways that their music saved my life,
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because I think it did. God intervened through their lyrics
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and through their music. Little testimonial there getting deep into that,
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but Shane, Shane has always been there as a companion
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and a friend for many, many years. I'm forever grateful
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to Shane Bernard and Shane Everett for their passion, for
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their talents, for their skills, that are God given and
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the melodious harmony that they can produce. So I just
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I had to get that one out there for you.
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If you want to know about Shan Shan, there's a
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few worth your time. But if you want to go
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into the yminals, it just depends on where your faith
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walk is, because there's some intense ones, and most of
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them we're gonna probably leave you in tears wanting to
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rip your clothes. If you know the biblical aspect of that.
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You know what I mean about, you know, tear your clothing.
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Either way, take that for what it's worth. Please don't
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put your hand in the gutter or something like that,
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but that would be the direction I would go fast
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forward twenty twenty six instead of getting into everything about Peanuts.
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The movie that I've waited thirty eight years for is
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finally out in theaters, Masters of the Universe, and I've
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seen it three times and would go back many, many
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times if anybody asked me to. I just cannot tell
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you where to begin on this one, whether it was
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a flop in the box office or not, whether it's
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still growing strong, if there will be a sequel or
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there won't be a sequel Chef's Kiss, to Amazon, MGM Studios,
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to Travis Knight, to Brian May from Queen who played
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the guitar for this one, since we're kind of correlating
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musical interpretations here, amazing work. So much of that was
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so exciting. And if you go back and watch my
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TikTok videos, if you go to look at your favorite
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blockhead on TikTok, you'll see very much how I feel
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about this movie. Fun, great movie, not exactly the masterpiece
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that people might have been looking for, at least if
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you were a diehard fan. If you walked into this
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film looking for problems, you were going to find them.
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If you insist on dissecting and critiquing every little thing,
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you're not going to enjoy the ride. And it was fun,
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And there are many misconceptions about that I would happily
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clear up because I followed Masters of the Universe my
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whole life. I knew the toy line, I knew the
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mini comics, I knew the TV specials. I knew many
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of the cassette tapes and the golden books that came
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with that from growing up. I knew the action figures,
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I knew the different playsets. I knew the vehicles Season one,
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episode three of the Toys that made Us. We'll walk
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you through the history of that toy line. It did
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the exact opposite of what Star Wars did. They started
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with the toy line and then through darts on the
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wall until they figured out what worked. It was a
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kitchen sink approach. Throw everything at it but the kitchen
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sink and see what sticks. Thus they had to sell
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the toy line. The nineteen eighty seven movie was a
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total disaster. They're man to look at as a cult classic.
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That's fine if you don't mind such a Star Wars knockoff.
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How does he man need a laser blaster? Please explain
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that one. To me, the most powerful man in the universe,
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his sword of power is not enough.
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It is in this one. So a movie to have
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fun with, to be excited about, to have insight from
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thirty eight years of knowing it, but just keeping it
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under lock and key because the world isn't paying attention
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to that. It quickly passed me by because as I
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grew up, people started paying attention to teenage mutant Ininja Turtles,
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Transformers mention of the nineties came around, and he got
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sucked into all the me different animations and cartoons and
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other things that just caused he man to take a
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back seat. It was only an undercurrent. It was a small,
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less known network of people that follow this stuff.
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So I didn't just openly talk about it. I just
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enjoyed it on my own until it came to the
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surface again. And here it is right there in front
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of you. So ultimately I'd give probably the entire movie
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of nine out of ten seeing it three times, I'll
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gladly go again. And now I have to address and
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I don't have to, but I'm going to address something
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else that the dust is settled, that I have been
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watching this from afar, and simply just to say, I
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wish before this trial, before in my own backyard of Texas,
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