Luke Cries on Cue and Other Things We Learned in the February Nintendo Direct | Show of the Weekend 

Poor Luke. Ow ow ow. Morph Ball Andy is like a ninja, or Batman. Appears/ disappears stealthly

Exactly my thinking!! 😂

@@MrHarryGray Same

“We’re doing normal things. I’m a normal adult man” 😂

​@@najibzulkafli5820 "Dear god, what shameful thing are you doing?"

Even voiced that silent Nintendo disappointment we all have, in not having the complete 30 years of entertainment

that was a major feature too! dress up THEN make the outfit!

but will the recommendations be for books that "will put you to sleep" because of being dull (not bad - bad books incite Fury, which energizes someone until they implode) or books that will give "restful" sleep by being charming and wholesome?

They did that in a stream once. From what I can remember Andy picked “Carter beats the devil” and Jane picked “Annihilation”

It will all depend on how entertained we were.

understandable. I saw way more Donald as a kid, and I think that your experience is because of how they want to market things and have to cut something to cram in new stuff.

I think that's largely because we don't really have Paperinik or any Donald Duck comics in the States. I only even know about that series because I've read about it online.

@@Cudddlefish What about Duck Tales though? Weren't those a thing in the States? It's so weird to me, I literally didn't know Micky Mouse was THE mascot until I went to Disney World. :D

@@CVL13 I knew Mickey was the mascot because I used to watch Mouseketeers, and saw the channel logos on Disney channel. But when I was watching cartoons it was usually Donald, or Scrooge, and the nephews.

German here, too, and i've read a lot of those comic books as a kid. I just want to add that, imho, it's not so much that Mickey was a side character in them - some of them had more stories dedicated to Mickey, others where leaning more heavily into the adventures of the Duck family - , it's just that the Mickey stories were... worse and repetitive? IIRC, they mostly had Mickey as some sort of private detective going up against various recurring villains (Peg-Leg Pete for example or the Phantom Blot) and were all kinda the same, whereas the Duck family storys had a wider array of all kinds of adventures they would go on, usually to hunt a treasure for Scrooge or get some other enterprise of his going, or Scrooge would have to fend of the Beagle Boys or his business competitors with lots of different support characters appearing (Gyro Gearloose, etc) and a bigger base cast of characters (Scrooge, Donald and his nephews) to work with. Then there was of course a whole other host of stories of Donald competing with Gladstone Gander for Daisy's affection and yet another thing entirely with he usually down on his luck and clumsy Donald being a batman-like super hero.

All in all a well rounded performance

The first student in the long-awaited Ellen-Sphere Academy (prepping for spooky season)

Funny thing is, until OXBox decides to revive Show of the Week in some form, SotWe has the better theme tune if only because it's used.

@@abydosianchulac2 Also beloved.

@@Amaranthyne true

It's the best theme

@@sniperbasic2563 Mom can’t cook is better, but show of the weekend really hits me in the feels. Presh mems.

Combine British accents with Luke's naval history technique, by listening to youtuber Drachinifels answering naval history questions.