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Well! Welcome back to another week here on Patreon!

I have been so slammed with work and auditions, which have been amazing! But, where does all the time go? I hope you all have been doing well?! Have you been to the theatre to see anything new? Are you excited about all the films coming out this year? I have plans to celebrate some of the movies coming out here this year! But let me know in the comments what you're excited for!

TNG Tuesday - S4xE13 "Devil's Due" an episode that got me really thinking!!

W.O.W Wednesday - Congrats to the winner! This one has been 3 years in the making! Hint Hint!

Friday - My B-day Pick for the week Charade (1963)! One of my new favourite films and reactions on the channel! Please enjoy my birthday watch-along! i sure DID!

I am so, so sorry I couldn't get a LIVE this past Saturday, so I double owe ya'll! But, after this week, I will have SO much to chat with you all about, so CAN'T WAIT! hehe!

xx

ames

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Catchermag

I had a feeling you’d just go ahead and do Charade after BAT!! Amazing!

Clay F

Charade (1963) is on my watchlist.

Toc

Cary and Audrey.......must have been one of the easiest choices you've ever had to make for the channel! :D (Can't wait to see what wins the Wheel! Three years in the making? Oooooo. Intriguing!!!) (ooo, I think I have an idea of what it might be! Or maybe WHO it might be!!)

VivendoBem

Charade alone makes this a GREAT week already!!!! (And, with the WoW, the potential to be epic!) Happy birthday, Ames! Thanks for all you do. These last few years have been a helluva lot more fun than they would've been otherwise.

ColinR2D2

I can't wait for the movie Pressure to come out next month. It looks incredible!!

Wade Wallenstein

Charade is great! Devil's Due is another amazing episode as well

Ken Schneyer

Sooo looking forward to your "Charade" reaction! It was one of my parents' favorite films, and I was introduced to it quite young. It would be worth watching if only for the spectacular cast and the homage to other works, but it always delights me even without those things.