Yes, she's a social media phenomenon, but what makes Megan different from her creepy dull counterparts? And was it possible for the movie to live up to the impossible hype that preceded it? I'm Matt Rogers and join me today as we take a look at how Megan took over the horror community and gave us exactly what we wanted. Now I'm bringing you weekly videos covering the best and worst of movies and television and delivering it straight to your subscription feed. To stay up to date and support the channel be sure to hit that like button, subscribe and ring that bell to not miss a single thing. Now with the bombardment of movie marketing we're exposed to in recent years, not only with trailers but ads, TV spots, PR posts and TikToks, I feel like the marketing team behind Megan knew what they needed to do to stand out. Which I guess all marketing teams aim to do, but seldom succeed in doing. 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Now back to the video. It wasn't until the first official trailer for Megan dropped that things started getting really crazy. Brands such as Bratz started making their own versions of Megan. Gorilla marketing resulted in real life actors playing Megan on the street and even making appearance on late night talk shows. It reminded me a bit of what they did recently with the horror movie Smile where they hired actors to just smile in public to market the film. These guys aren't the first to market a film like this, but you can't say it's not working. The highlight of the trailer was most definitely the hallway dance scene, which immediately became a TikTok trend spouting infinite free marketing for the film. I saw a lot of reaction channels get turned off by this dance in the trailer, saying that it just took the tension out of everything that came before it. But it's one of those things I think if you get it, you get it. And if you get it, this is the highlight of not just the trailer, but the movie. She had no reason to fortnight emote in the hallway before killing that guy, but lo and behold, a fun fact I discovered when researching this video is the composer of the score for this movie also composed songs for fortnight. Maybe another attempt from the marketing team to subconsciously target the younger demographic. Who knows? But this brings me to the concept of camp in horror, the cheesy aesthetic known for being over the top and ironic, something that's been lacking in recent times, if you ask me, at least being done right. But the horror dull trope was begging for something like this to come along. Chucky is a franchise known for flirting with the thin line between actual horror and cheesy horror. Exhibit A would be the new Chucky TV series. But what if we took this concept and pushed the camp levels to eleven? I'm talking a Taylor Swift song in a horror trailer, I'm talking Megan literally breaking into song on three occasions in the movie. There's a scene where Megan sings titanium as a lullaby to this poor child. Sure, some could see this as jarring, but like I was saying before, if you get it, you get it. But campiness aside, there were some genuinely funny moments sprinkled amongst the tensions, such as the opening toy commercial, hilarious, with a dash of social commentary regarding technology, specifically children's dependence on technology. A little bit on the nose, sure, but be serious, you didn't watch Megan for its take on philosophy. Let's talk about the kills, and spoilers I guess if you haven't yet seen it. James Wan of Saw, Insidious, The Conjuring and Annabelle fame executive produced this movie, and you can tell to some extent, not just because he knows how to do the creepy doll thing, but there's no cheap jump scares, only earned ones, as well as creative kills throughout. Now there wasn't any over the top kill, something that I have come to love, but I guess it was refreshing for Gore not to be the crutch of the movie. Don't get me wrong though, I would have loved for them to dial up the violence a notch. Shit doesn't have to be terrifying at two levels, but something extra wouldn't have gone astray. Something I thought would have been a great scene after Megan kills those guys in the elevator would be that she goes crazy and kills all the attendants of the launch after exiting the elevator, think the final massacre of James Wan's malignant. But I guess they wanted that PG-13 rating to maximize the bums in seats in the cinemas, especially after the movie marketing becoming a hit in the teenage demographic. The choice to do primarily practical effects rather than lean on CGI was another great choice. Again going back on what I was talking about before with the terrify and with Chucky, there's been a real resurgence in practical effects in the horror genre. Compare that to what they're doing with the superhero and action movie genre where all but everything is CG. It's not hard to see why we're trying to pull away from that. Megan could have easily been entirely CG, but look what they can do by just putting a mask and limb prosthetics on a live action actress. The end result is so much cleaner. As predictable as some aspects of the story were, there were some story choices that differed to what I expected. One being the little girl Katie not being the main character. Usually with these things it's from the kids perspective like they did with the Annabelle spinoffs and the Chucky movies including the child's play remake. Aunt Gemma was so much more interesting as a character, anti-social and sassy when she could have instead just been easily written as a cookie cutter voice of reason mother figure. Another great story choice was that the doll wasn't quote unquote corrupt and instead just learned. Learned until it became a ruthless machine able to identify the weaknesses of its enemies. Which leads me to the final boss fight. No good horror story is without a good boss fight in my opinion and for a PG-13 movie Megan delivered once again. With good old physical strength being the AI's undoing resulting in a satisfying kill to boot. Usually I'm hesitant for sequels but it's rare we get a great horror villain that we willingly allowed to take over our 4u pages. So why not a sequel or two and funnily enough news outlets have already confirmed there will be a Megan 2.0 which is set for release on January 17th 2025 with the lead actors and producers set to return so we haven't seen the last of her yet. The next one could be about variations of Megan. A little boy doll perhaps or a mass production of Megan once they quote unquote worked out the bugs. But what did you think of Megan? What do you want to see from a Megan sequel? I'd love to hear what you think so let me know, I'll be down there in the comments. You can also follow along with what I'm watching on Letterbox to use the name Matthew Rogers. But if you haven't already be sure to subscribe for weekly videos covering the best and worst of movies and television. If you subscribe during this video then welcome aboard and if you had a good time hanging out then spank that like button. This is Matt Rogers and that is all.


Before we get into the video, people, I am giving away 11,500 Apex coins every single month. To be in with a chance of winning them, make sure you're subscribed to this channel and have that bell notification button ticked. Drop a like on the video and leave a comment down below. More details are in the video description. What is going on guys, welcome back to the channel and I appreciate you being here. Today I bring you another Apex Legends video and today I bring you secrets, hidden messages and much more than the world of Apex Legends. Now I know many of these kind of videos have been made in the past, even I myself have made it already. This is why I plan to stick to fairly new secrets that I have discovered, so let's get into it. And firstly, secret weapon reload animations. Now a few weeks back I learned of a secret reload animation for the Peace Keeper. I plan to cover it in a video, I just never had a video theme to actually feature it, where it would fit in. So today we will start with this. So the Peace Keeper, the beast of a shotgun, a fan favorite for sure. So it's to no surprise of mine that some of you may have already seen this, but for those of you who haven't you will definitely think yes that is epic when you do come across it in actual play in the game. Now this reload animation happens via anything I can find in game which takes away the use of one of your hands. And I first saw this reload animation while a mirage was used in a decoy, as with the decoy you point your left hand. So reloading at the exact time with the Peace Keeper triggers this reload animation. Or even when you mantle and reload at the same time, or shoot them mantle, and although this is much harder to do, I've actually seen this myself. Now the reload animation reminds me of the model shotgun from McCall of Duty days, or that famous terminator scene where he was riding that motorcycle, shooting and reloading with one arm, absolute epicness. Now the best way of seeing this actual animation in game is shooting on a trip wire. It basically happens every single time and it just looks so cool it's unbelievable. Another secret reload animation recently found is one for the G7 Scout. Titanfall fans recognised it straight away from the G2 A5 Scout within Titanfall. Obviously this being an acknowledgement to the G7 A5 rifle in Titanfall, but yet this reload animation is extremely rare and I've only seen it twice and that's through other people's videos and you'll see that on screen now and it makes you think of what other secret reload animations there are in the game. If you have seen one, let me know down below in the comments section while it was people. Okay so let's move on to the hidden in-game messages which appear on weapons. We also have clues to new legends, as well as easter eggs and more. So let's start with a hidden message on the Peace Keeper shotgun skin the Power 9000. So on the back of the weapon we will see what looks to be numbers, well that's because that's exactly what they are. But those of you who know anything about binary recording, you will understand where I'm coming from. For those who don't know what they are I'll briefly explain. Binary recording is a recording system which uses binary digits, 0 and 1 to represent a letter, digit or any other character in a computer or other electronic device. So let's translate these numbers if we can. On screen now we have a translator. The code I pre-read down otherwise I'd be here all day trying to actually copy it. So let's see what this code says. Weirdly people it translates into something a little sinister. The message of Kill Pathfinder. Like really? Pretty crazy guys don't you agree? Okay so staying on the theme of hidden messages and easter eggs on weapons, on a few weapons we do see the name Watson. Now if you watched my previous video on Watson who is a legend to come, this won't be new information to you, but if you haven't take a listen. Now my theory although not confirmed by respawning in any way it does make sense. So Watson as you might know is a legend coming to the game. Believe sometime within season one. She's been a datamined name since datamines on Apex had been happening. So who is Watson and why is the name Watson on a few weapons skins? So if you have watched the cinematic trailer for Apex Legends you will notice a newspaper within the first few seconds. Now this newspaper is hard to make out. But if you watch it in 4k and pause at the perfect time you can actually read what's said here. The newspaper talks about octane and more. But for this and what we run about now take note of this one said piece. Prime director of public relations Jacob Young teased what's to come next month. Which would at this time be March? He goes on to talk about a legend who goes by the name of Natalie Pequett who is the daughter of the late Luke Pequett. Luke was the game's lead electronical engineer. So Natalie is coming to the game as a new legend. Her dad was an electronical engineer. We know a legend named Watson is coming to the game. She beholds an ability called the Tesla trap. Tesla himself was also an electronical engineer. One form of study electronical engineers work with is something called photonic devices. Which is a study around light and energy beams and so forth. Also in relation to quantum physics. So this weapon which beholds the name Watson the havoc is an energy weapon. With the unique name where we see Watson and the back of it called quantum chaos. You see how things start to add up. So I believe and I do go into greater detail in my video on this that Watson is a cold name her dad used maybe for his company maybe a nickname for something else we don't know. But it's something of importance to him for sure. He's daughter Natalie will enter the arena of apex legends using the same name probably in search of answers as we don't know what happened to her dad or how he died or so forth. So there's a lot to be learned here. Also by the way people we also see the name Watson and a few alternate skins too and you know alternator we all know how they work. Okay so let's move on from Watson. So there's east eggs and hidden messages on weapons too. Firstly a little Easter egg on the massive shotgun. The skin is called Warp Zone and we can see the skin itself is set up like an old school controller or arcade machine with the arcade stick and buttons and so forth. We see this weapon has a screen which beholds what looks to be Mega Man. Absolutely crazy. But that's a Easter egg in itself. Moving on and on to the massive skin the pest controller. Now basically a re-skin of the war zone button layouts a lot but that small screen beholds something very interesting. It beholds what seems to be a tick or people a flag drawn. Now recent data miners have found files on three new grenades. The interesting one here though is the flag drawn much like the tick from Titanfall.  The data mine can be seen on screen now but could these have actually been in plain sight from day one? It seems that way people. Crazy. Next up we have a legendary character skin which showcases one of the world's most popular brands or logos. So you guys have all heard of Supreme. But what if I told you there's a legendary skin in game which says Supreme on it. But to find it you'd basically have to play the game upside down. Yes craziness. So if you check out Lifeline she has a legendary skin called London calling. Which if we take a closer look at we see it has a minute logo on the back end which just speaks gibberish if you try and read it. That's unless you look at it upside down. If you do you will see it states nothing other than Supreme people. So blimping the message in right here that is for sure. And there we have it guys hidden in-game messages secrets and easter eggs. Now the battle pass is basically here with season one. Expect there to be a load more of where these came from. Well I hope guys. But on that note we have come to the end of the video and I truly hope you enjoyed it. If you did leave a like really does help out. If you are new around here and enjoy daily apex legend videos be sure to subscribe and if you never want to miss a video I upload your content notifications on by hitting that bell button. But guys I hope you enjoyed the video and hopefully I will see you on that next one.


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weapons coupled with a fighting skill of the American soldier stand ready on the alert all over the world to defend this country you the American people against aggression this is the big picture an official television report to the nation from the United States Army now to show you part of the big picture here is Sergeant Stuart Queen one of the great advantages of Army service is the opportunity for travel to far-off lands the American service man has a serious job to do overseas but off-duty time often finds him enjoying his stay almost as if he were a tourist on today's big picture we will see Japan through the eyes of some service men who tour by well what is more or less of a magic carpet sound impossible you'll see for yourself in just a moment as we look in on the soldier in Japan the fellow talking up there that's me a captain on this tube ship to Japan the one the Colonel pointed to at Seattle and said captain you're volunteering for orientation officer this will be my second tour in Japan and of course I tell these men what I can about the Japanese people in their customs they've seen movies they've read the handbooks prepared by area experts they're loaded with information about the Isle of Nippon and the funny thing is they're hungry for more just ahead of them as a new world and a new experience unlike anything they have ever known and like anything new and unseen they have a raft of impressions before they even see the place impressions that are wild and woolly and well I'll show you what I mean take this fellow for instance I can always spot the type by the tense this is it look worrying Willie he remembers that in World War two great stretches of Japan will level to rubble by American bombs Willie still has the idea Japan is like this or maybe like this another carry over from the days of World War two a hostile country where down every dark winding alley looms the mysterious menace of the Orient a straight shooter like worrying Willie has to keep his wits about him and his hand on his six gun partner yes that's worrying Willie's impression of Japan as accurate as thinking that cattle graze on Fifth Avenue in New York City the fellow next to Willie notice that faraway look that kind of small smile like a cat thinking of a dish of cream he's paradise Pete he has the idea Japan's an Oriental paradise where all a fellow does is lounge around in a never-never land of all play and no work with this version of Japan to quote a phrase Pete will hear a lot when he gets there never hop on he'd be better off to approach Japan with an open mind to get rid of phony impressions and start fresh then I thought of something as I address these men it would be wonderful if by some magic before setting foot on Japan they had a chance to make a kind of grand tour so I told the men I wanted them to lend me something their imaginations sit back I said while up into the salt sprayed air I call out the mysterious magic passwords tux on Pentagon and presto low and behold before you can say three-day pass you're in a gleaming convertible at the port of debarkation Yokohama the gateway to see traffic with a Western world here just outside the port area imagine yourself all set to start the trip may look and feel like a top-down convertible but it's really a magic carpet carrying you through the Japan of today you start off by driving south from Yokohama the road is slick and smooth the Japanese have worked hard building and repairing highways and the good ones rank with the best in our country the shoreline has been compared for beauty with the Riviera or the Florida and Southern California coastlines yes it could almost be the USA if not for the proof to the contrary that strikes your eye those signs may be just a lot of chicken tracks to you but to the Japanese they mean a lot Main Street in a small Japanese town you're a long way from home but are up along Kawamoto draws just as fast as cousin Cassidy the way Japan will affect you depends a lot on you driving along you pull over to watch Japanese farmers at work farming is no picnic anywhere but the Japanese have it especially rough they can't afford to dog it for a minute modern farm equipment most often they just isn't in Japan is a crowded country 87 million people are packed into an area smaller than California and the worst of it is that four fifths of the land is rocky and mountainous no Japan is not exactly a farmer's dream come true maybe that's one reason why the Japanese farmer is hard at work from early morning till late at night the sight of him bending stooping tearing at the soil with his bare hands stays with you wherever you go in Japan on you go further south watching Japan on the moon you see the Japanese genius for carrying tremendous weights on bicycles you see the place of horsepower is often taken by manpower or woman power not to speak of the many times horsepower has to be given a little boost it seems that every highway crossing you see the school buses with smiling happy students at every window there is almost no illiteracy in Japan near the town of Kamakura stands one of the unforgettable sights of Japan the statue of the great Buddha cast in 1252 if you're a camera fan you'll have a field day at Kamakura more important you learn something about Japan what strikes you about the great Buddha is the poise the steady quiet calm of the face the way the hands are laid in the lap palms up thumbs touching toys and car you'll see these qualities in the face and manner of Japanese everywhere actually the practicing religion of most Japanese is Shinto a religion based on a strong feeling of awe for nature's wonders there are thousands of Shinto shrines in Japan you drive on past Kamakura the blue Pacific on your left till you come to a different kind of oceanfront site a hustle and bustle of a Japanese fishing fleet you see the Japanese working as hard at sea as they do on land in a desperate effort to ease Japan's food shortage what the land cannot give they must take from the sea thanks to Japan's fishing fleets sea products are a basic part of the Japanese people's diet you don't have to visit a fish market to be aware of this either just order a Japanese meal some sushi for example boiled rice with a slice of raw fish on it it tastes just like well boiled rice with a slice of raw fish on it but Japanese food has something to offer to the American who like something different the style of cooking is simple and the basic food is rice which is eaten three times daily just as we eat bread many Americans find the fish dishes a little hard to take but Skiyaki a blend of beef and vegetables appeals to most foreigners especially after they get the hang of using chopsticks food just seems to taste better this way when somebody doesn't get the hang a sympathetic waitress will help out after dinner the owner of a small Japanese hotel will often escort his guests on a tour of his garden the green thumb of the Japanese is well-known and well-deserved they do wonders with lawn and flowers and shrubbery Japanese treat gardening and flower arranging as an art before going to bed a Japanese style bath hits the spot it's hard to find a private bath in Japan but more the merrier cleanliness is the first commandment of the Shinto religion maybe that's why Americans find the Japanese almost fanatically clean when the facilities are available yes a hot Japanese bath needs a fellow clean and feeling like a boiled lobster be it ever so humble there's no place like home or a Japanese hotel the guests have been treated like members of the family now that they are leaving everybody comes out to wish them well a friendly wave of the hand and then a warm sayonara goodbye as the magic carpet convertible head southwest toward mountain country the tour of Japan continues up and up into the Highland country in the Hakone mountains you leave the car for a better look at the 10 province pass so called because from this point one can view 10 Japanese provinces in a sweeping magnificent view and dominating the view world-famous Mount Fuji that afternoon on glass like Lake Yamaguchi you go rowing and from the boat another unforgettable look at the beautiful snow-top mountain soon afterwards Kyoto truly a city of old Japan Kyoto has a charm all its own a blend of temples and shrines with nature at its best as at Maruyama Park where tourists flock all over Japan to see the famous cherry tree it's over 400 years old how different is the quiet old sanctuary of Kyoto from the industrial center of Osaka just a short few miles away it is here one sees that Japan is not only beautiful views and quaint ceremonies Osaka the industrial center of Japan teaches you a lot you hadn't known before Japanese industry is far ahead of the rest of Asia ranks with the leading industrial powers of the world right now for example Japan is the only non-communist country in Asia that can build a diesel engine it is this giant industrial power of Japan that is a prime target of aggressive international communism to see that this prize keeps clear of communist hands is the main reason American fighting men are in Japan today working with them is the military might of a new Japan units of the Japanese self-defense force are now in training throughout the country a combination of well-trained men and the latest military equipment makes for a first-class fighting force Japanese air missions tie in closely with America's Far Eastern Air Force it adds up to greater protection for Japan and greater protection for Uncle the magic convertible goes as far south as Hiroshima scene of a momentous atom bomb explosion in the last days of World War two most of the city was leveled to the ground the sense of the bombs fantastic power is everywhere mute but emphatic there is another kind of evidence to years after the mushroom cloud has faded away evidence in the form of a touching memorial to peace evidence in the form of new roads new buildings new schools and a new spirit which says clearly we shall not go the way of the past from these ruins we shall rebuild our nation to stand up and be counted among the countries of the free world from Hiroshima the magic convertible starts on the way back north toward Tokyo roll past mile after mile of Japanese countryside drinking in the vibrant colorful atmosphere of Japan you can see it everywhere in the crack diesel that highballs past you in the new bridges that span the rivers and highways in the newsstands on the daily papers and in the bookshops crowded with people eager for knowledge and culture in the modern movie theaters of the large cities you see it too in the features and faces of the new Japan and one of old Japan side-by-side it lingers up in the brightly colored kimonos in the traditional arts and crafts skills handed down for generations on the way toward Tokyo you stop to watch a revival of an ancient Japanese sport Yabuzami Japanese archery on horseback you are a spectator as two sumo wrestlers go at each other with no holds bar almost once your car is held up by a group celebrating a Japanese festival the Japanese year is full of festivals and floats full of pretty girls if it slows you up in traffic you don't mind a bit the festival celebration continues on until nightfall when the Japanese often explode fireworks it's the fourth of July and the Mardi Gras rolled into one but quiet is usually the rule in Japan a girl sits peacefully at her window a scholar works at his manuscript a woman performs a centuries old tea ceremony it is an elaborate ritual a strict form of etiquette developed through the ages the next day early in the afternoon the magic convertible approaches the climax of the trip who is the third largest city in the world fabulous Tokyo in the early morning the people of Tokyo rushed to their jobs pouring out of subway stations braving the hectic traffic of the streets crowded with every kind of vehicle and move on to their offices where they work industriously until nighttime lunch is the only break in an office workers long day which ends with his return home here he puts away the white collar and perhaps listens to the broadcast of a Hibiya Park concert while he relaxes with his family in a comfortable kimono the soldier in Japan sees all this and much more in Tokyo he rides past the motes surrounding the Imperial Palace the motes date back to the 17th century the emperor still lives in the palace grounds but no longer is he revered by his people as a god no do Imperial rescripts from his palace control the destinies of the Japanese people on a height near the Imperial Palace are the real rulers of Japan the diet home of Japan's Senate and House of Representatives since the end of World War two members of the diet have been elected by universal suffrage the car leaves the diet grounds and a few minutes later moves into Tokyo's most famous street where the soldier goes shopping for souvenirs there are all sorts of wonderful buys in Japan not only in the large department stores but in the stalls lining the sidewalks street merchants feel insulted if you don't stop and bargain a little at night the Ginza comes alive with fiery neon there are shows to be seen Japanese style stage plays rich in exotic imagery pre-motion bears a treasury of meaning to the tradition-minded Japanese there are also brassy Broadway type shows with lots of kicks for those with simpler tastes and for servicemen who yearn for a stateside atmosphere once in a while it's always nice to talk things over at a service club but all good things must come to an end sometime the next day you take leave of Tokyo and head back toward Yokoha but even in a magic convertible you can lose the way and must call on a policeman for directions it's not easy to understand someone in a foreign language you've got to be patient explain what you want very slowly and carefully explaining where you want to go slowly and carefully not only helps relations between Japanese and Americans but it puts the magic convertible on the right road to Yokoha the end of the trip is in sight and you're a little impatient but traffic is heavy your stall so you put a heavy hand on the horn and the noise gets you back to reality and a heart the magic convertible had served its purpose it had given these men a first-hand look at Japan and we finished just in time too that was the end of my duties as orientation officer he came ashore ready to join our units in Japan I lost track of many of the men who had listened to my lecture on the magic convertible but I don't have to guess where they are now or what they're doing not playing tourists from a convertible I can assure you along with the rewards for being in Japan go the responsibilities responsibilities paid off in work and sweat and 24-hour concentration on the job it means maintaining a first-class fighting condition ready for any emergency in Japan the American soldier puts everything he has into his job he knows by doing all he can to make Japan strong and safe and free he is really helping to keep America strong and safe and free today's soldier in Japan and in many other foreign lands is making full use of the priceless opportunity to obtain first-hand knowledge of another country's way of life knowledge that helps him become a better more understanding more mature American citizen now this is sergeant Stuart Queen inviting you to be with us again next week for another look at your army in action on the big picture the big picture is a weekly television report to the nation on the activities of the army at home and overseas produced by the Army pictorial Center presented by the United States Army in cooperation with this station you too can be an important part of the big picture you can proudly serve for the best equipped the best trained the best fighting team in the world today the United States Army


Jeff Zambello is ready to partake in the Royal Hibachi Grill, Royal Hibachi Grill, my sister Lisa, Jeff Zambello, hello, hello, and your son Mikey, all right, Royal Hibachi, he's down, drove 15 hours from the Brunswick Canada, we're gonna eat, let's go. There he is, Jeff Zambello, high protein, mitochondria, his muscle cells need high quality protein. A horseshoe kick me.  Who's on my claim? What's going on here, man? Oh, I'm gonna use my fingers, can I use my fingers?  My fingernails, film me, film me.    Shimp Creole, sushi bar is new. And we go Mongolian barbecue action, look at that. Hey, okay, I haven't, I haven't been around, my mother passed away, that's why. I haven't been here, but you know, I'm back.  My friend from Canada is visiting, so there we go, look at that, look at that. The king of Mongolian barbecue and sushi bars, right there, these guys are the best. The best of the best is like, asbestos, not as dangerous. Look at this, isn't this beautiful? Look at that. All the protein. Wonderful display here. Look at this, wonderful display. Look at this, look at this. Oh, you want that? I can start appetite. Look at this, look at this. Look at the congrejo, look at the crabs. Crabs, the shrimp creole. The shrimp with the heads on. Look at that. Look at that, look at that. Grape leaves she's got. There, there, there. Red snapper. You get some clams here. Red snapper. I don't know how am I supposed to grab this? How am I supposed to grab this?  All right, that's all right. Salmon fillet. No hara. Would you get it now better? Uh, it doesn't, you don't want it, somebody's got to sit. Give me your dishes. Yeah. I got to tell, oh, the clamp, the stuff, the clams are over there. There you go. They just put out a tray. I mean the stuff, whatever, I don't know. Ah, excuse me. Well, it's really, I feel like I'm on United Airlines flying to San Diego. More, it's just tight over here. Oh. No, no, I... This is smart because she's had a good idea because that way we're not in the middle of it all. You know what, I got to get my lemons. Hold on. Julian Barb with your Royal Apache Groove in 46 West out of Brooklyn, Jersey. There we go. Got lo mein, looks like lo mein with chicken and broccoli. It's in honor of competitive athlete, natural athlete Jeff Zanbello's visit to New Jersey. Circular strength training kettlebell and powerless Jeff Zanbello. He's got plenty of grams of protein on this trip, that's for sure. He competed in South Eastern Connecticut yesterday. It is Sunday, October 28th, 2018. A pre-Halloween pleasant visit by Jeff Zanbello. We're at the Mongolian Barbecue right now. Looks like the seared tuna. Here's the octopus. Call these, I don't know, sashimi steaks. This is seared tuna. Seared on the outside. All right. Crab's, I don't have... I don't have the tools to easily open them up. I am not going to partake in them. I got to try to figure out what this is. I haven't figured out what this is.  I don't know. Stuffed? Stuffed something.  I haven't the foggiest idea. Langostinos, I don't know. What is that? You know what? Looks like a lot of work.  It looks like a lot of work to me.


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Let's go calling What what you remember you signed a confession admitted you murdered Leo Garvin. Oh, I Didn't do it.  Come on into the bathroom and shave here The tenant disco left this shirt for you to change in to want you to look nice for the photographer. I didn't do it Left Garvin. It was ten o'clock and he was alive. Yeah. Yeah, save it for the courtroom They'll be real impressed with a signed confession. I'll swear you forced me sure So what you can't swear of a newtie out of existence. He saw you leave 1130. You'll testify The liars part of the frame. I want to see go on shave. You'll see vanilla in court Shaving mug so bright. All right. All right. All right. Come on. Come on. How much lather do you need? The shaving brush and Cogan's eyes and hitting him with all the strength I had left it Me it worked and I got out of there out into the streets They didn't have to torture me lieutenant Driscoll and Sergeant Cogan didn't have to beat me with a rubber hose to make Confess to a crime. I never committed All they had to do was keep me without sleep for 72 hours After that a man will do anything just to be allowed to shut his eyes So I signed a confession because I just wanted to sleep now Now I was awake and on the streets outside lieutenant Driscoll's apartment with 815 in the morning For the next four hours. I'm trying to recall everything I'd known about the nudie trying to figure just one reason why he wanted to frame me why Why he said I left Garvin's at 1130 It was no use. I I couldn't think of anything And suddenly it occurred to me that we're looking at me to people on the street were staring then I remembered it was October and I had no coat. I was in shirt sleeves. I'd left my coat in lieutenant Driscoll's apartment You've got a phone in here down that are out. He left. All right, Mary. Don't worry I don't know what drugs to her downtown. I escaped Mary. I got away from them Listen, Mary, I didn't kill Garvin. I need your help. I need a coat. I didn't kill him It's it's all a frame Mary all I've got to do is find a guy named but nudie and beat it out of him Mary Mary I couldn't blame her much the shock of finding that her husband was wanted to murder. I Had to get if a nudie to prove it was a lie But now it was no time to think about it because it was a few minutes before one o'clock and that was good because I was near Charlie Forden's office. They went out to lunch at one o'clock Charlie was my lawyer my wife's cousin Now he was the man I had to see there was an alley next to his office building. I waited there Charlie over here. Give me what happened to you where you've been these past three days Charlie two cops had me in an apartment uptown cops what for trying to get a confession out of me What kind of confession we say I kill Leo Garvin. Oh, they've got a witness named for nudie He said I left Garvin's place at 11 30, but I left at 10 Well, then you got nothing to worry about Mickey. Mary. I'll testify you were home a little after 10. I Didn't get home till after 12. Huh after I left Garvin out walked. We had an argument I was upset. I spent a couple of hours walking. Well, then you didn't do it. Oh, no, of course I didn't they got a confession out of me. Anyway, you need to say you signed a confession when you didn't do it That kept me without sleep for 72 hours. I can't do that. That's illegal. Listen Charlie. I need your help Of course. Let's go back to my office. I'll arrange to surrender you directly to the DA and I'm gonna raise the roof about that confession I'm not going to surrender. I've been framed Charlie. I've got to find this for nudie. Listen Mickey You leave that to me. You can't wander around where any cop might take a shot at you got to find me first Listen, I need a jacket and a coat. Can you get them for me? Sure? I'll phone Mary right away Where'd you be? Remember that movie you went to last week? The Rivoli. Yeah, I'll be there back row make sure they're not following you Okay, give me a half hour. What would you do meantime? I'll give you an hour because I'm going to for nudies I'm going to make him tell me who paid him for that line. You don't do it better leave things to me Just get me the coat and the jacket. The nudie is the one thing I can take care of better than you. I Caught a streetcar and 20 minutes later I was walking toward the sway back two-story building where the nudie and that is insurance office Just across the street from Garvin's house. I Opened the door and walked in You want something? Drink maybe Vanuity Where is he? Who shall I say is calling? Where's the nudie?  Come on. Come on. Where is he? Take it easy. Take it easy slow down You want to see Vanuity? I'll take you to the nudie Come on There he is There's Vanuity Sure, you don't want that drink He was sitting at his desk. Natty is ever disinterested as ever. I walked over to him stopped There was a bullet hole in his forehead. He was dead There was a gun lying on the floor. I picked it up Samanted two bullets had been fired and it was my gun Auto light is bringing you mr. 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Well auto light stay full batteries have fiberglass retaining mats protecting each positive plate These mats help reduce flaking and shedding they get top-billing with me I had a boy Hap so friends see your neighborhood auto light battery dealer And when you pay your money and you take your choice choose an auto light stay full battery The battery that needs water only three times a year remember you're always right with auto light Now auto light brings back to a Hollywood soundstage mr. Joseph cotton in Elliot Lewis's production of fly-by-night a Tale well calculated to keep you in Suspends told you I'd take you to Vinuti What do you think of him? What happened? I'm dead when I came in couple minutes before you did By the way, who are you? Did you kill him? I? Know you are your name is manning. How do you know me fell in the picture? What picture never mind you still haven't told me what you're doing here Vinuti's girl my name's Irene Conway We had a cocktail date Kind of date. Did you keep with him? Swarie saw me leave Garvin's apartment at 11 30 the night Garvin was killed he lied He lied about a lot of I came here to get the truth out of him But someone's been here first to shut him up He'd never got anything out of my prove it to you Garvin was shot on Monday night, wasn't he? That's right. Why? Vinuti could not see you leaving Garvin's place We were together in my apartment on the other side of town to close to two And what made him lie? Why did he do it? Why did he frame me? What Tell me Someone paid him to say he saw me leave Garvin's house that night Maybe who paid him maybe the man one man Monday Vinuti called me to meet him here at about five o'clock. There's a man with him And when I came in the man put him away in a hurry Went right out without even saying goodbye I know everybody Vinuti knows this man was a stranger his name didn't Vinuti mention his name No, he wouldn't talk about him. I asked him what the pictures were got mad I saw one of who was it? You That's how I recognized you when you came in can you describe this man? Here's a blonde man. He Wasn't pretty You're pretty Vinuti was pretty Vinuti was prettier than anybody listen Irene you've got to talk to Charles board and my cousin He's a lawyer. You've got to tell him everything you told me will you do that for me? I knew he isn't pretty listen Irene for nudie's dead Sonny's knocking on the door mr. Manning Must be the police.  He's in the taft building You go right down to his office and tell me how that's the police.  You've got to do it now right now. No, I couldn't right now I've got to talk to the police Charles Borden in the taft building will you do it? You better run mr. Manning run fast I Ran out the back way and into the streets Not was time to meet Charlie in the movie theater Get the jacket and coat from him tell him about Irene and the man with my picture. I Got settled in one of the empty seats in the back row of the movie and waited and a little while Charlie came in Sat down next to me. He had the extra coat and jacket with him I Found him. He was dead when I found him shot with my pistol here here. You take it Someone's trying to get me Charlie and I think I have a lead on it What kind of lead girl named Irene Conway friend of the nudies She saw the man who paid the nudity to put the finger on me She doesn't come to you've got to find a Charlie maker tell you what she knows then follow it up I had detectives if you have to Eric and sign checks for me. I've got about 1500 Don't worry about the money. I'll take care. I need some cash now. I used what I had on phones and street cars I put $25 in the jacket. Thanks Charlie. I hope it fits you. It's my jacket. Mary wouldn't give me one of yours I'll keep in touch with you by phone. Okay I'm going you stay for another 10 minutes or so right right. Thanks again. Good luck Mickey Charlie walked out leaving the coat and jacket on the seat I waited 10 minutes then picked up the clothes and started to leave when a woman sitting three seats away carefully closed A bag of popcorn leaned over and grabbed me by the arm. What do you think you're doing? Pardon me, please Stop that man. He's stealing the gentleman's coat. He's a thief. Shhh Wait a minute you. What do you think you're going down? I'll let go of me. Let go of me I'll let him go. I shall let him. That coat and jacket he's carrying. Don't fall off to him. He's trying to sneak out with me Oh, what are you talking about? These are my things. Oh, no they're not. I saw you come and you didn't have them then That other man sat beside you and when he went to the men's lounge you grabbed his clothes. I saw you Oh, you're mistaken. These are my things. Are you sure you don't belong to him madam? What have I got eyes in my head for? I was sitting only three seats away. Of course I'm sure. Go to the men's lounge and find that other gentleman and you'll see whether I'm mistaken I'll show you all the place. Let's go to the office and get this straightened out. I don't have time. These are my clothes and I'm not I remember you came in your shirt sleeves. Come on. All right. All right. Take me to the manager right now You want me to come too? I saw him. Yes madam and please don't talk too loud. You're disturbing the patrons Mr. Shriar this woman claims that this man is trying to walk out with a coat and jacket belonging to another patron She says he's in the lounge. Is that so? Go get the gentleman in the lounge. Yes sir This is all a mistake. Coat's mind sows the jacket. It is not. You came in without a coat or a jacket. I don't deny that The man who brought them was my cousin.  You say this coat and jacket are yours? Yes Can you identify them by the contents of the pocket? There should be 25 dollars in the jacket In which pocket? I don't remember one of them. Well, we'll soon see. Nothing in this pocket. Here's something I told you Five, ten, fifteen, twenty-five He could have put the money there. That's no proof the cost I told you it was my jacket. Now may I have it please? Just a moment There's a letter here in the inside pocket. I presume it's yours. Sure it's mine And the name on it? If it's your letter it should have your name on it. Of course. The name is Charles Borden Yes, it's addressed in care of Charles Borden, but not to Charles Borden Oh, yeah, I'd forgotten. It's addressed to Manning. Mrs. Michael Manning Yes, Mrs. Manning is my cousin And what is your address? 5437 Booth Street, Forest Hills Well, that's the address all right, madam. I'm afraid you've made a mistake This man can identify the clothing This man's a thief I don't think he is, madam. My apologies, sir It's quite all right I walked out of the theater, lost myself in the crowd and didn't stop until I was ten blocks away And I slipped into a lunch room and had my first meal of the day While I was eating, I took the letter out of the pocket of Charles' jacket Why hadn't he turned this letter over to my wife? What was in it? He didn't want Mary to see I opened and read it Leeds, full bride and bedding, attorneys at law, 1312 Q Street, Sacramento, California 12 August 1950 Dear Mrs. Manning, this is to inform you that you have been named sole beneficiary under the last will and testament of your late Uncle Benjamin Williams We request that you or your attorney appear in the probate proceedings by means of the enclosed waiver of citation, so that we may make distribution In our opinion, after taxes, your inheritance will be upwards of $200,000 Silly yours, Julius Benning $200,000? I was stunned at first Then it suddenly occurred to me Charlie hadn't said a word about it Charlie hadn't even shown the letter to Mary Then I took a novel look at the date August 12th, over a month ago Then it came into focus Cousin Charlie was playing the hand alone He didn't want Mary to have any of that money Charlie was the one who had framed me Get me out of the way, then Mary Then Charlie would be the sole survivor of our late Uncle Charlie had stolen my gun Then I'd helped him, I'd put my fingerprints on the gun at Vanoutis and then given it to Charlie Charlie was the man with the pictures who paid Vanoutis to put me on the spot Huh I paid my check and grabbed the cab outside at 8.30 I was running up the steps of Charlie's house I'll talk to you, Charlie Anyone see you come here? I'd rather the look I want to talk to you All right, Vicki You had me fooled, Charlie Framed me and fooled me What are you talking about?   Yes Vanoutis too I told you it was a frame, Mary Who's a killer, Manning?  Because he wanted all that money for himself, don't you see? Because he wanted that $200,000 for himself Yes, that... Wait a minute How did you know about that $200,000? I knew it from the day I got the letter from the lawyers And I said to myself, now there's no sense in sharing all that money when there's a way to get it all to myself So...  Driscoll What's your salary for killing off-duty?    Yeah Let's go say hello to Cousin Charlie Hello, Cousin Charlie Huh? Cousin Charlie doesn't answer No, no, you really beat him up, manning Charlie did No, Cousin Charlie is still alive He'll be able to talk some and if he talks, Mary will be in trouble Hold this gun on your husband, Mary All right Close your eyes if you can't stand this, manning I'm going to start on Cousin Charlie where you left off Leave Charlie alone Leave my lord I'll kill you, Driscoll Mary Mary, get him off me Drop it Drop it, I'll break every bone Drop it, Mary Oh, Mickey Now, Mickey Mary, you go over to that phone Go over to the phone All right, Mickey I call the police Tell them you're calling for me then tell them I know who killed my partner, Garvin All right, Mickey This isn't Mary Manning I'm calling for my husband, Mickey Manning Tell them how you framed me, Mary My husband wants me to tell you how Leo Garvin and a man named Vinuti were murdered It started with a letter I got in which I inherited $200,000 Presented by Auto Light Tonight's star, Joseph Cotton We all enjoyed your performance very much, Mr. Cotton Thanks, Hap Thank you, Joe We hope you'll return to suspense again soon I hope so, too, Harlow It's always a pleasure to be associated with Auto Light He sounds like you, Wilcox Of course, like me and hundreds of thousands of satisfied Auto Light customers Why, Hap, you'll find Auto Light friends everywhere because Auto Light makes more than 400 products for cars, trucks, planes, and boats in 28 plants from coast to coast These include complete electrical systems used as original equipment on many makes of America's finest cars Generators, coils, distributors, voltage regulators, wire and cable starting motors and electric windshield wipers All engineered to fit together perfectly work together perfectly because they're a perfect team So friends, don't accept electrical parts supposed to be as good Ask for and insist on Auto Light original factory parts at your neighborhood service station, car dealer, garage, or repair shop Remember, you're always right with Auto Light Next week on Suspense Miss Miriam Hopkins as star of Miss Bone The story of three women in a small town boarding house and the unusual murder that took place there And in weeks to come you will hear such famous stars as Milton Burl and Howard Duff appearing in tales well calculated to keep you in Suspense Tonight's Suspense play was produced and directed by Elliott Lewis with music composed by Lucian Morrowake and conducted by Lud Bluskin Parts of this program were transcribed Fly By Night by Georgian Gertrude Fass was adapted for suspense by Gordon Fine and David Friedkin Joseph Cotton may soon be seen in the 20th Century Fox production Two Flags West And remember next week on Suspense Miss Miriam Hopkins in Miss Bone By Auto Light Stafel Batteries Auto Light Standard Type or Resistor Type Spark Plugs Auto Light Electrical Parts at your neighborhood Auto Light dealers Switch to Auto Light Good night This is CBS, the Columbia Broadcasting System


Ευχαριστούμε και καλύτερα για τη δεύτερη εξέγραση μου της μορφητικής εξέγρασης. Σήμερα θα δημιουργήσουμε 4 εξέγρασεις χρησιμοποιούντας από τα τελευταία εξεγραφή μου by my favorite things. Έτσι, εγώ ξεκινάω σε ένα εξέγρασμα εξέγρασμα, και έχω χρησιμοποιήσει το σχέδιο του σχέδιο, για να προσπαθώ ένα σχέδιο που θα εξεγραφήσει την εξεγραφή της σχέδιας. Είμαι σχέδος να κάνω κάποια εξεγραφή.  Είμαι also going to stamp a little sentiment on the inside of the card that says you did it and I'm actually creating this card to hand it out to my daughter just because it did exceptionally well on school this year. Since this is going to be a superhero card I want it to be very bold and that's why I chose to go with a black card base and I'm adding red embossing powder just to make it look even more striking. Now I have placed this stencil on top of my card base and I'm using the Nuvo Glimmer Paste this is really striking it's full of glitter and I'm going to apply it with my spatula over the stencil. Now the stencil is also by my favorite things from a previous release and you will find links to everything I'm using down below in the description area just like always. And I'm going to peel off the stencil to see the result and I always love the result of Glimmer Paste it's really striking and it comes in so many different colors. Surprisingly it's going to dry quite quickly in less than 10 minutes and I will go ahead and do the stamping and once my little girl is ready to go the Glimmer Paste is going to be dry. Now I find that the Glimmer Paste is a great way to add tons of glitter on top of your card without that glitter getting everywhere. I have stamped my little girl and I'm using my alcohol markers to color her and just because I am sharing 4 different cards in this video I'm going to skip to the stage where I have finished coloring her and I'm going to use the matching dye to cut her out I went for a very traditional color on a superhero color with blues and reds just like Superman and I'm going to stick her on top of my card. I'm going to add some foam squares at the back to add a little bit of dimension on her and it's a very simple looking card but at the same time so striking with her at the center and all the rays around her full of glitter. Now I am also going to personalize it a little bit but it's a great idea. So my daughter's name is Maria and that's why I'm going to stamp the letter M on her top. Now for doing so just because I didn't have the correct font on simple alphabets I used a sentiment that said Merry Christmas I masked off the rest of the sentiment and I kept only the first M. Now there are different options to stamp different little things on her top such as this little thunder as well as the star as creative as you like. For my second card I'm going to use this die again from the latest release that's called My Town and I'm going to cut it out from gold mirror paper and this die doesn't cut out the bottom of the buildings so it can create beautiful borders and you can control the length of them. Now I'm going for a very clean and simple looking card and I'm using the star's die to cut out the world stars as well as tiny little stars Again I'm using the exact same mirror cardstock that I used for cutting out the buildings and now it is time to assemble my card Again this is a very quick and easy card but really beautiful I'm adding some tape adhesive at the back of my buildings I'm going to place it at the bottom of my card base and that's a standard card that's 4.25x5.5 On top I glued the die cut at reach stars and now with my white glue I'm adding some dots at the sky and this is where I'm going to stick the little stars that I have die cut I just love the combination of white and gold together I feel like they always give a lovely elegant card Now to finish off the card I'm going to complete the sentiment by stamping reach 4.0 on a piece of white cardstock and just stick it on top of the world stars and the sentiment comes from the written in the stars stamp set Now it's really difficult to photograph a mirror card just because it reflects everything including my camera and everything in the surroundings So now let's move on to the next card and I'm going for a hexagon shaker window so I'm using the matching dies to cut out an hexagon window there I'm also using some white glue at the back of my cardstock and then I'm going to use one of those hexagon pouches that have come out with this release and these have a nice dimension so they will hold a sequence and beads and everything you like to add inside or just simple confetti Now I have also used the same die to cut out of yellow cardstock lots and lots of those hexagons and I'm going to place them here just to decide where everything is going to go and then I will go ahead and use my glue and stick everything down Now we don't really need to cut out too many hexagons I'm going to use the excess chop off the excess and use them in different areas making sure that I cover up completely the front of my card For this card I'm going to use the meant to be stamp set and I stamped on my card base the sentiment from that stamp set that says just because and I had to cut my sentiment in half If you don't want to do that you can always just mask off part of it and stamp in different lines Now on top of my sentiment I'm going to add some sequins that I had in my stash and then I'm going to place on top my panel and the idea is to shake all those little bits and pieces in order to read the sentiment Now I'm going to abolish it a little bit more by stamping a couple of bees from the same stamp set I'm going to stamp them with black ink and then color them with my alcohol markers There are matching dies available for this stamp set so I use those to cut out the bees and I'm going to stick them on top of my card using some tiny little foam squares at the back So this is going to level up the bees with the level of the window Now, in the same stamp set there are some trails that you can stamp so I'm going to do that just to add some more interest on my card for both my bees and this is going to complete the card and you can pair this design with pretty much any sentiment from the stamp set so it can be a birthday card, a friendship card many different options there For the last card I'm using the Berry Town stamp set and it comes with lots of little bears as well as houses and trees and you can pretty much create a little town Now, in this case I'm going to do something completely different Just because this little guy has his hand raised I thought it would be fun to give him balloons to hold So I have cut out some clouds and I used the meant to be dies and I have also cut out these balloons that come from another release that's called Happy Hippos and the idea here is to have this bear flying while holding the balloons So I'm going to create a sky here I'm just applying some Distress Ink with my blending tool and that stumbled glass and I'm going to add some foam squares at the back of my bear and give him the balloons to hold as if he is flying far up in the sky Now, a lovely idea is to stick some buildings only the roofs or the border like I used here at the bottom of your panel and this is going to give the illusion that your guy is flying even higher I'm also going to stick down some of those clouds I have cut out 3 of them but I'm actually going to use only 2 I'm going to use my scissors to cut off the excess and then I'm going to stick that on top of a card base To finish off my card I'm going to stamp the sentiment and this is going to be a birthday card and rich wishing you the very best birthday Now you can finish off the card if you like by adding some wing of Stella on the balloons or you can even add some glossy accents to make them shiny I decided to leave it as it is and let's take a quick look on all the 4 cards that I have created for today using products from the latest release by my favorite things I hope I have inspired you and you got a few ideas or you can use these products Thank you all so much for watching and I'll see you next time