Thank you for checking out this movie review. This is for the 1981 film The House by the Cemetery by Lucio Fulci and this review concludes my Entire series of doing the whole trilogy of the gates of hell by Lucio Fulci So the first one was City of the Living Dead the second one was from beyond and this is the third one the house by the Cemetery So if you want to Watch all of them, I guess then go back there The other two are already on this channel by the time this one's coming out now when I'm putting this out all three of those films are Available on the shutter streaming service, so you can check them out there. That's where I did so Let's get into this written and directed by Lucio Fulci as I said He also did don't torture a duckling zombie the New York Ripper and a cat in the brain I have not seen those films But I am going to try and get to it at some point and just so people know I actually created a playlist on my channel For Lucio Fulci, so I will be putting all reviews related to him there I also have one for Dario Argento at the moment, so all of his are there I think I have like four or five at the moment And then I also had started a playlist for giallo and then I'll come up with some other playlists So if you guys have ideas on that type of stuff, what type of playlist you'd like go and put some comments down there This film was also written by Dardano Siketi. He was also involved in writing City of the Living Dead and the beyond The writing for these films is not Super great just because there's not a ton of story It's more about the actual like filmmaking what they did on set and the inspired scenes that they use in the kill scenes and the practical Effects and the music actually as it goes on although I will say I had to I realized that There's like almost no story in City of the Living Dead and then there's a little bit of story in from being Sorry, not from beyond the beyond and then in this one House by the cemetery it has the most story in my opinion So it's just this kind of progression of like pretty much no story to actually some story in this final one Although it's still kind of late on the story to be honest it's it's more of like a visual and gore experience and that's From what I understand. That's a full cheat thing. So Dardano Siketi has also been involved in writing demons demons 2 1990 the Bronx warriors, which is also available on shutter the scorpion with two tails a bae of blood and cat o nine tails which yes the Dario Argento film and I will be getting to that one because that is also available on shutter That one's gonna be reviewed some point soon ish also involved in writing was Giorgio Mariuso who also helped on the script for the beyond and Elisa Brigante who was involved in writing scripts for zombie and 1990 the Bronx warriors So there you go Fult you wanted to do something inspired by Lovecraft That was his whole basis for this but not based on one of the actual writings of love Lovecraft now there was a little bit of it in a late influence for Lovecraft that came into a City of the living dead one of the main reason one of the main things of that being the city and that is named Dunwich, but they didn't take a whole lot actually from Lovecraft this they supposedly took more from Lovecraft But not from specific writings more of like an overall feel of how he writes and how his stories are So Ciketti himself said the script was inspired by his childhood Apparently he was born in a large country house with a large dark basement and at the age of nine He actually had to cross through a cemetery in the night at one point So that kind of he reflected back on these moments and was like oh, you know what that would be good for a horror script And those are interesting elements they really are that that's some of the most interesting stuff about this the setting of This film is my favorite the fact that it's this creepy old house, which looks very appropriately creepy Especially the basement with all the body parts and being next to the cemetery and the fact that the kid in it Bob Just wanders through the cemetery all the time. He's not really you know His parents don't really keep good tabs on him, but then again that was parenting back then kind of I mean when I was growing up You know, I was running the neighborhood a lot. It was more of like a parents were just like Okay, good to see you this morning. Have your breakfast and see ya come back for lunch Then go out again come back for dinner go to sleep and we'll do it all tomorrow That's kind of how this seems Fulci has talked poorly about Ciketti in regards to this film actually because of the script he actually Thought that the script was not that good And he that's why he brought in Mariuso and Briganti to kind of make some changes. So It makes me wonder like how much of the script is actually Ciketti and how much are these other individuals? And I was kind of surprised when I was reading that Fulci was actually very outspoken about saying that Ciketti did a poor job with the script Which you know you would think that people don't really want to burn bridges like that But I guess maybe something happened between them and he didn't care about that. I don't know So it was filmed in New York Boston and Concord, Massachusetts mainly And this was actually Lucio Fulci's most profitable film from the 80s, which is interesting because I Think so of these films. I think that City of the Living Dead is my favorite of the three This one might be my second favorite, I don't know they're all pretty close for me I think the Beyond is actually probably my least favorite and the house by the cemetery is probably my second favorite But so I guess I could maybe see why it was the most profitable And I guess it's maybe that thing where it's like this is the end of the trilogy people have liked to the first two films So they're very much anticipating third one so that can kind of like drive Interest so maybe that's why it is So well it does start with a house by a cemetery I wrote down so they get the title pretty much immediately for the film It's like here's a house. Here's a cemetery. They make a very Distinct point of that to be like it's called house by the house by the cemetery. Here's the house Here's the cemetery just so you know now we've got that established. Let's move on Then I wrote down wow that kill with the knife through the head was unexpected I mean I expected in the beginning when the woman was going and looking for her who I assume is like her boyfriend Into the creepy old abandoned house that well, I think they called a mansion at one point I was expecting she would probably get killed or he would get killed or both of them would get killed And they both got killed but I wasn't expecting her to get killed in such a grandiose way I guess I should have expected that from fulci because he's done a lot of that in the other films But like she just gets like that butcher knife through the back of the head and it comes out her mouth It kind of reminds me to the beyond where it was that nail through the head the back of the head scene Where the nail comes out and like pokes out the eye It's you know things going all the way through and then also in city of the living dead Where the one guy gets drilled all the way through his head So there's kind of this connected theme through all of them about penetration through the head Very interesting to think about The child in the picture who warns bob is a really cool touch to indicate that there's danger coming to the family I really like that setup whereas the picture of that house which they then later say I think it's lucy later says that oh, this looks almost exactly like the picture that we have Um, yeah, I just like that touch of like the girl being in the picture and bob can see her But no one else can it's kind of this like connection with bob where she's like Here's your warning don't come here and that kind of continues through the film But we'll talk more about that a little bit later So initially I thought that that girl was actually like a psychic or something and then at the end Maybe she still has I don't know But it seemed more at the end that they were kind of alluding to the fact that she was a ghost What do you guys think pro someone put a comment down there or a few people put comments down there What are your thoughts did I miss something in there where they like specifically said it It kind of seemed more to me like she and her mother were ghosts in the end and not actually She wasn't actually like a psychic. They weren't real people Um But yeah, um, I thought she was uh really really creepy when she actually introduced herself to bob Like initially you're like, oh she wants to help and then when bob is like sitting in the car with this toy car And then she's like behind the car and she can like talk to him with her mind Which then you know that further makes me think that she was a ghost like that's a really creepy moment Because she's like talking kind of creepy and everything and I was just like, uh, well, maybe she's not good I don't know Um, I wrote down I like the creepy house quite a bit and I also like the touch of like I was talking about before where you know Lucy says oh, this looks just like The house in the picture. That's just a cool like eerie thing that sets up the tone of the film The talk about the mother's drugs, uh, they were talking about uh, the the husband I forget what his name was was telling Lucy that you know, make sure you're taking your medication Basically and she was like well some of the side effects are hallucinations I heard and I want to do that basically so I thought that was an interesting introduction to kind of Make you question her perspective on things so that you might think oh, maybe she's just Taking her meds and she's hallucinating so the stuff isn't going on There's also a moment where I thought maybe she was the one killing people because she wasn't on her meds And she was coming unhinged because they don't specifically tell you why she has those meds So it's a it's a good moment to kind of cast doubt about a bunch of things Especially when it's like getting to the heart of the plot so I like that about it Freud and stein that Freud the Freud and stein person being buried inside the house I thought that was totally crazy totally weird But kind of cool touch in the film But the the craziest and weirdest portion is the fact of like how the father in this reacts to it He's just like oh, yeah, I mean, you know whatever it's a thing He like explains it as saying like this is probably something that had been done a lot in the past And I'm like I'm pretty sure that wasn't a thing I'm very sure that wasn't a thing So it's just kind of a weird You know throughout the films in this trilogy. They're like these weird things that just happened kind of for no reason Um, yeah, and then the fact that the father's just like uh, you don't care But he doesn't really care about much to be honest. He's kind of a terrible husband and father in this He's very much more concerned about himself I mean he does show up like there are times where he shows up to like try and protect the family, but Doesn't do a good job at all But he um, you know, he just seems very very focused on his work. It's like all about his work I'll talk a little bit more about that later though because that was kind of a overall theme I thought about So anytime someone goes into a super creepy basement And I am ready for the fun to begin and this film was no different as soon as they go down for the first time That's when the bat attack happens on the father And that bat attack was I kind of laughed at it was kind of funny that much like the tarantula scene in the beyond for me Where um, it just goes on so long and it's just so over the top and there's so much blood especially the fact of like First of all, I was surprised at like how long they were having it go with like the bat sticking on the back of his hand Like continually biting him and then the fact that he just like steadies his hand and like stabs the bat And then he just like keeps stabbing the bat and then he's like flinging his hand around and he's just flinging blood Like on his wife on his kid on the walls just everywhere It was such an over-the-top scene But it was fun and it was kind of funny and I I just like that just like I appreciate You know, like I said in the beyond the tarantula scene where they're just ripping a person apart way too much um Had sounded weird though than that one. That was a weird thing. Um, love the bat attack scene so Much like in a lot of these the creek once you go into that creepy basement fun is happening The house looks really good and they actually do a really great job of showcasing it from different camera angles Excuse me and moving throughout it. I thought they did an amazing job of getting really cool looking angles And showing a lot of the inside of the house because it looks The architecture of it looks really interesting, but it's also Obviously very very creepy and that's kind of what they were trying to get. It looks it looks mausoleum ish Uh in itself and I think that was probably intentional Fulci really enjoys the slow motion blood spurting. He loves this. This is something that I've seen in I'm not sure it was done as much I think it was done on maybe a little bit in city of living dead But he did it a good amount in the beyond and he did it a good amount in house by the cemetery He just loves doing a slow motion shot of just blood like spurting out especially of like people's upper bodies like Here and above like that's his his favorite trauma spot for people to get it Just think about that Interesting thing and it's so creepy the Baby sitter is crazy creepy. I mean, I assume that was a choice by fulci to ask her to be as creepy as possible But you know in the end she wasn't like a bad guy or anything But it kind of makes you feel like she is which you know, maybe that was there as a red herring Much like the whole medication thing to be like is and killing people Because a lot of the times when you see the when you see the killing happening It just looks like a normal hand. It doesn't look like a zombie or a demon or anything like that Like you would assume from the final installment of the gates of hell of trilogy So and I would actually argue that this Doesn't really have anything to do with a gate from hell to be honest Because I don't even think they talk about or show the book of abin in it Which I totally assume they would unless I missed it which you know People can make a comment if that's the case because it's possible Because you know every now and then I am looking down at my phone to take notes while the movie is going The body parts all over the basement crazy That's a crazy scene like the level of detail and the amount of body parts they put there And how long that scene is and like the motion of the camera like panning over all of it Awesome, and then it goes over and shows like a really Mangled almost whole bodies laying there just really gruesome and really well done and you know Like I've said about these films practical effects really pretty good And just stood there well and then waited to be killed by the way When she was trying to get out of the basement and the door was locked and she was like banging on it She just stood there and waited to be killed. She didn't try to fight back.  I assumed like the sides of the stairway were open at some point I think so because I remember when they were yeah when they when uh, the father was going down When he got attacked by the bat.  I guess is where I die It's kind of ridiculous So either something happened to ann or she just left your kid So this is this is kind of my analysis of what I felt like was going on after Lucy came home, you know an got killed Bob's freaked out lucy gets home and she's trying to console him and then it seems like she's just like Oh, well ann's probably somewhere else doing something or something like that um So my thought on it was either something happened to ann or she left your kid Either of these situations is not good and not okay. So you should be concerned Lucy should be very very concerned either something actually happened to ann like bob is saying and she should be very concerned and she could look should look into that or She just left the kid She's supposed to be the babysitter and she should be mad and concerned about that So she should really look into both of those things instead. She's just like, all right. Well Bob everything's gonna be fine. I'm sure she's all good Like that's literally her response and that's kind of a theme that goes on In all three of these films mainly this one and the beyond There's a little bit of it in city of the living dead Where like there are people who react very inappropriately to things that are going on Like a prime example of one from the beyond that I talked about in that review was when martha finds joe dead and she's just like Okay, that's a dead body It's just weird like those things are so odd. Why would you make that choice?  They're just like dark sockets So Where were the glowing eyes coming from? I don't know but the glowing eyes look cool in the dark I thought it was a cool touch. I liked it quite a bit Why does the thing in the basement have a kid's voice? That's what i'm trying to figure out. I don't get it That was kind of never explained is just a very random thing It's weird and I guess the thing when I'm saying the thing in the basement I guess it was supposed to be dr. Freud stein Is it Freud stein or Freud and stein? I think Freud stein and yeah I guess I was supposed to be him but why does he have a kid's voice? It's very very weird It's just another one of those things that full G throws in that's just like or cicchetti throws in That's just like Just cuz I don't know. Let's just do this. I don't know if it doesn't make sense. Who cares? I like to design a dr. Freud stein in the basement. He looks really gross and deformed and weird I like how you can't really make out much of any features on his face So it's this kind of in between of like he's very much intact and very alive, but he also looks like almost partially mummified Which you know, it just looks good Oh and the moment where he gets stabbed where the father like stabs him in the side And then it's just like oozing what actually looks like poop like crap and maggots just comes like oozing out I was not expecting that and I've seen a lot of stuff in horror films as you can probably imagine And that kind of grossed me out to be honest. So I was like, oh wow Good job full chief for kind of grossing me out because it's not easy to do with these types of films So I really like that.  I guess she's a ghost.  I don't know or are they all live? I don't know I don't know. I can't figure that out. I'm like, okay I'm not sure it's really that important to be honest And then they have this quote at the end No one will ever know if children are monsters or monsters are children Like the quote seemed very much like Okay I mean, I guess they're going from the the aspect of if children are terrible or if Terrible people are children at heart or within their brains like their brains aren't fully developed So they're still developmentally children Which I guess would make sense with the thing in the basement because it has a child's voice Or maybe is it a situation where? May was actually trying to lure The kid in a way and get him killed. So she has some sort of control doctor over dr. Freud stein I just don't know. This is what I'm saying. Like there's story there, but it's kind of like Is it is it really there though? It's there and it's not there. It's just one of those things All right, so talking about some kind of like other stuff after the events of the film Uh much like the beyond I think the score for this is quite good It's not Fabio Friesi who did the beyond but it is quite good. I forget I forget the guy's Name who did that one? So my apologies, but uh, it was a good score for for this one The italian rating ratings board just so people know asked for a six second cut of laura's death scene Who's laura? Which one is laura? Oh, uh, laura was the one who was getting poked Honestly, I would ask for a six second cut of that just to Make it move faster and you know if if you watch my other reviews of the gates of hell trilogy You'll know that one of my biggest gripes about these films is that fulci makes lets things go on just way too long It's just like you're not doing new stuff during that time. He's just showing you some of the same things And you're just like, okay, we're good. We got the point. Let's let's keep it moving here And then in the you for the uk release cuts were made to ann and laura's death scenes Then an uncut version was actually released and that got put on the video nasties list Just like the beyond was also on the video nasties list. So probably no big surprise there So this film paints a picture of a father so wrapped up in his work That he ignores what's happening with this family. He barely pays them any mind I put down kind of like I was saying before the father's very very absent He does show up to kind of try and protect the family here and there But for the most part he's so focused on trying to get to the bottom of his own stuff Which I guess helps a little bit in the end, but He like in the in the events of the film like he doesn't know that, you know So the fact that he's just so obsessed with just himself and everything is just I think that was kind of like a thematic point there of a very disinterested Husband and father because a lot of the times like when anyone has concerns in the family He's just like oh, whatever, you know, kind of like finding The the the grave plot basically for a person inside your house He's more concerned about needing to be there for his career and for his job They just like oh, well, it's fine, you know and everything for him is like it's fine. Whatever to get over it And then this is kind of another one of those films It's kind of like a mad scientist type film in the end Because dr. Freudstein you find out was trying to you know do some experiments and he needs human remains Fresh human remains in order to stay alive. Basically. So it's it's that whole mad scientist thing.  I thought it was pretty good. Like I said, it's not my favorite I I still think city of the living dead is my favorite of the three Even though it's the one that has the least story. It's just the most visually fun in my opinion, but I like them all so Uh out of five stars with half stars in play I'm gonna give house by the cemetery a three Which I believe is what I gave the beyond and then I think I gave a three and a half To city of the living dead. So they're all pretty close right there clustered together. So If you haven't seen these definitely watch them It's a good time. 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James Wagner here with head coach Dave Trumbull after the Mustangs. Two wins today for Penn State Berks and Penn State Altoona. The win streak is now nine. Coach, talk about the two matches, the two wins today.  We sided out ten out of ten times and played much better and I held them maybe to ten points. I'm not, I can't remember the score, but everybody got a chance to play so it made for a really nice first match. Against Penn State Altoona we really played well, scored the first 11 points that first set, took a lot of wind out of their sails, but that's a good program. They did not give up and they really pushed us in the second and in the third set. So overall really good day. Our kids really stepped up. I felt like in the second match today and played really, really hard and it's contagious. It's contagious. One player makes just all-out play and then the other one, somebody else says, I want to do that too. You know, and so I felt like make some phenomenal defensive plays. How key is that now going into this till October, you've got a good big league match coming up with work, you've got Johns Hopkins coming up, you have Stockton LVC. How it was important was to get everybody into these games today and like you said just to get that contagious feeling among all the players. We like to continue, you know, so that winning streak, you know, and thinking we're going to win every match we're going in, we're going to win. We've ride them a little bit because of little teeny-weeny things that will show up against teams that are stronger. If we don't quite put the ball here or we don't pass the ball there and we do this and we serve the wrong person those things add up against the Johns Hopkins. So we're really continuing to work on those features that are a game to play a smarter volleyball. Well coach, good luck on Wednesday. Thanks, Jane. That'll be Wednesday night here at Owings Mills Gym as Stevenson will take on York in M.A.C. Commonwealth Play. For the latest, go to Mustang Sports, go to MustangSports.com. Thank you for watching and go Stangs.


Hello and welcome to episode 2 of Ride History on Amusement Insiders. I'm your host, Jasmine, and today I want to go completely against the title of this entire series and not talk about a ride. So I'm not completely veering you off topic. I do want to talk about something totally amusement park related and just wrapping up a little bit of the very Wonderland focused content that we've done on this series by talking about Wonder Mountain. Now Wonder Mountain is of course the iconic centerpiece of Canada's Wonderland, the big mountain in the middle of the park itself and at the end of International Street when you first enter the park, and it has been that way since the park's opening day in 1981, as it was planned to be. In fact, before the park's opening during its planning stages, park management actually intended to have an entire Bavarian market held inside the walls of Wonder Mountain. However, over time mechanical equipment and storage ended up in there and the Bavarian market plans got put up on a shelf along with everything else. But with that said, they did eventually move a lot of that electrical equipment and storage to the top of the mountain and to other storage places around the park to eventually make way for Blower Enzion, the ride that we spoke about on the last episode, to actually be partially moved inside Wonder Mountain itself. So you can see how the mountain was already beginning to evolve. Also during the early days of the park's operation, there was a really cool trail. This trail was called the Wonder Mountain Walkway, and not only did it lead you to a lookout all the way at the top of the mountain, but you could also walk behind the falls themselves. And many parts of the Wonder Mountain Walkway are still openly visible to guests today. If you stand around the mountain from different viewpoints, you can actually see little doorways and little pieces of evidence of the trail that still exists. Did you know you used to be able to walk in there? You used to go behind the falls. You even come at the top. You could actually walk around for vortex now as it's turned. And if you're curious about that lookout that I mentioned, it's openly visible from the top of vortex. So if you go and take a ride on vortex right when you reach the top of the lift hill and you're crusting and turning around at the mountain, preparing for your drop, that big flat area that you see, you can even see a few doorways. That's actually the lookout, the original spot where you would enter up at the top of Wonder Mountain at the end of the Wonder Mountain Walkway. Now unfortunately, when all of that electrical equipment that I mentioned before was moved from inside the mountain up to the top of the mountain in order to make way for Blaurentzian Mount Thunderrun being moved to partially be in the mountain, back around 1986 when that move happened, the Wonder Mountain Walkway was closed to visitors and unfortunately never reopened. There are rumors that suggest that part of the reason for that closure of the walkway was also for safety reasons. I'm sure there were some slip hazards with people walking behind the falls and concerns with people being on a lookout at the top of this tall artificial mountain. So it is possible that that was partially the reason for the closure of the walkway, but it would be difficult to find out for sure. So after closing the Wonder Mountain Walkway, the mountain itself went largely unchanged for quite a few years. That is until Taft, who was the owners of the Park itself Canada's Wonderland at the time, contracted a ride manufacturer aerodynamics to construct a suspended coaster to go over the top of the mountain. And in 1991, vortex came to life. So as I mentioned before this ride utilized that what used to be the lookout at the top of the mountain for the crest and turn of the first lift hill of the ride before sending riders to dive down the side of the mountain towards the lake. At 91 feet this was the world's tallest suspended coaster at the time and felt even taller thanks to the effect of climbing to the top of the mountain. Guests were enthralled by this new thrilling ride experience and it also gave a unique touch to the iconic Wonder Mountain. Now this excitement from vortex's grand opening gave Wonder Mountain new life for the next few years. It breathed energy and movement into the mountain every single day. And probably for that reason we didn't see any crazy changes or new additions to Wonder Mountain that is until Wonderland's 20th anniversary celebrations in the year 2000. At this time Wonderland planned and executed a really cool unique fireworks display called The Eruption. Now this eruption of fireworks was launched from the very top of the mountain every single evening for the entire summer that year. It was a truly impressive display of pyrotechnics and it's still fondly remembered by fans of Canada's Wonderland to this day. I know that I along with many others who really enjoyed this particular fireworks show really hope that it might make a return for a future anniversary season. That would be super cool. I mean the show was so popular that it was brought back for two weeks for an additional display back in 2001 and 2002. So technically this show ran for three seasons. The eruption was arguably Wonderland's most popular show in its entire history. Now that said when the 30th anniversary did come around guests were treated to an entirely new type of experience still tied into Wonder Mountain. The year was 2011 and the park took a more modern and technologically advanced approach to lighting up Wonder Mountain. The light show was called Starlight Spectacular. This show utilized over 300,000 LED lights and over 16 million colored light projections creating 3D images across the front of Wonder Mountain transforming it with a canvas of colors. Due to its popularity Starlight Spectacular returned for the 2012 through 2015 seasons bringing light and art to Wonder Mountain for season after season. The show lasted roughly 10 to 15 minutes depending on the season and was a favorite nighttime event for many guests of the park. Perhaps one day we'll see a hybrid production of Starlight Spectacular and the eruption. Anyways okay back on track. So during that stretch of seasons where Starlight Spectacular was happening on and around Wonder Mountain we had the Guardian open. So 2014 Wonder Mountain's Guardian here we go. Now Canada's Wonderland for this project partnered with Canadian manufacturer Triotech. The goal was to produce and open a new 3D attraction inside the mountain called Wonder Mountain's Guardian. Unlike any other ride in the park Guardian combines elements of first person shooter dark rides with elements of new roller coasters creating a new and interactive adventure within the mountain for park visitors. With ride elements both inside and outside of the mountain and the queue mostly inside the mountain Wonder Mountain's Guardian not only gives guests a unique experience but also illustrates just how large and cavernous the interior of the mountain really is. The ride was received with excitement from the general public and slight confusion from the coaster enthusiast community. Many of you who you know are familiar with me from past live streams and things like that will know that I'm not a huge fan of Wonder Mountain's Guardian myself but I will admit it does usually have a significant wait time. Families seem to love it and it's an additional family friendly ride for you know parents and kids to enjoy together. So it is what it is and just like with Thunder Run you do see a sort of Halloween version of this ride come out for the Halloween Haunt events every year. Okay so this brings us to the more recent history of Wonder Mountain. So what have we seen over the 2017 and 2018 seasons? Well we've mostly seen some much needed maintenance. Over the years some of these smaller upper tiers of the waterfalls have caused some problems and even stopped working entirely at times. Over these past few seasons they've received some much needed TLC and are in wonderful working condition once again. Now hopefully what this means is that Wonder Mountain is refreshed, looking all spruced up and beautiful and ready for new additions in upcoming seasons. So I guess we're about ready to wrap up the video right? But wait I know what you're thinking. I've forgotten a huge part of Wonder Mountain's history. How can I forget about the Victoria Falls High Divers? Well fear not my friends I haven't forgotten about them at all. I did want to save the High Dive show until the end of the video because unlike so many other things that have happened to Wonder Mountain the Victoria Falls High Divers have always been there since day one and the show still runs to this day. They are truly like the constant string that weaves together all of Wonder Mountain's history. I'm getting a little crazy about this aren't I? It's pretty cool though that's a seriously long-running show. You don't see shows not in Vegas, not in Disney, not at theme parks in general that run that long and are that successful for so long. So okay a little bit of history about these guys. In 1981 when Canada's Wonderland first opened the waterfalls over the mountain were named Victoria Falls and a diving show from the top of the main waterfall called the Victoria Falls High Divers was launched. The dive show happens up to four times daily with park guests crowding up and down international street trying to catch a glimpse of the high diving daring stunts that the divers perform as they leap from heights over 60 feet only to scale back up to the top of the mountain to leap again. Like I said it's Canada's Wonderland's longest running show and with over 35 years of history it is absolutely a major part of Wonder Mountain's iconography. I know I really hope to see the Victoria Falls High Divers showing off their daring high diving skills for many years to come. So there you have it the history of Wonder Mountain or at least as much of it as I can remember. Did you learn anything new? Is there a fact that you know that I didn't mention here that you'd like to share down below with all of our viewers? Please do leave a comment down below and don't forget to like this video and subscribe to this channel for more awesome theme park related content. Thanks for watching and we'll see you next time. PS! Bonus marks to anybody who knows anything about this rumor that Canada's Wonderland and the whole Victoria Falls fountain system has some kind of cooling element. Let me know if you know anything in the comments. Thanks for watching!


The Nigerian Conservation Foundation has partnered with the banking sector to promote sustainability in tackling climate change crisis through tree planting and nurturing. Correspondent Imane Olibo-Bokun was at a lucky conservation center where the tree planting exercise now reports. Nigeria faces severe deforestation due to growing population and increasing demand for timber, full wood and agricultural land, with the highest global rate estimated at 3.7% annually. Its disrupt ecosystem balance, leading to civil erosion, bad diversity loss, climate change, carbon dioxide release, and negative impact on the local population by reducing assets to clean water and increasing flood risk. The Nigerian Conservation Foundation, NCF seeks to change this policy by partnering with the Bank to promote sustainability through tree planting. The director general of the foundation, Joseph Onoja, along with his partner, unlike the essence of the exercise, which they say is a necessity. It's not news, it's the kind of flooding that we are seeing, places that usually don't used to have rain, the place that sometimes we have in a place. We imagine the impact of that kind of activity on human, on social and economic loss that usually happens. So these are some of the things that we tell people that these are real and we need to come together. So whatever we are doing today is our own way, collaborating with corporate organizations, some responsible corporate organizations like Stambick IBTC to ensure that we play our part to be able to make the environment more conducive for us. And planting of these trees is one of those areas. Providing 30,000 units of trees to be planted in 10 states. The exercise being done here today is symbolic, but we are going to 10 states and the intention is to be able to create that value in terms of being climate sensitive and being able to provide the totality of the value chain that has to do with every tree that is being planted. Joseph Onoja also wants the government to intensify efforts at ensuring that the deforestation ceases in the states. We wonder why in a very short time they continue to have so much heat in the environment. That's because they've cleared down all the heat absorbers, all the things that are supposed to help in cushioning the effect of flooding because when it rains, there are no places, there are no habitat to be able to absorb the excess rain. We have concrete floors, everything. So when it rains, the amount of water that hits the ground is the same water that floods because there's no absorption. And there are no trees, trees to absorb. There are no green areas to absorb. So all of this contributes to what we are seeing. And that is why we are calling on the government and we continue to encourage them to implement those laws. There are very beautiful laws that can implement it. If we can implement those laws, then we will develop but we will not develop at a pace that will not be injurious to our well-being but we will develop at a pace that the environment will be able to continue to protect us. We have been creating awareness campaigns in this direction. It is an offence for anyone to fail a tree in the state without permission. If you fail a tree, if you must fail a tree, you must replace it with 10 trees planted. And in the case of big projects, you have to conduct environmental impact assessment. Whatever you destroy, you must prepare mitigative measures to alleviate it. Experts say Nigeria can reduce deforestation by promoting sustainable agriculture and forest practices, improving law enforcement and addressing corruption to protect the environment and society. Emmanuel Ulububukun, Plus TV News.


Asexual reproduction is the art of making new babies or offsprings from just one parent.  But in asexual reproduction, we get offsprings from just one parent. And a lot of animals and bacteria and plants undergo asexual reproduction. And therefore, let's talk about their types. So let me get rid of this. Asexual reproduction can be broadly classified into five types. And let's not worry about their names right now, because I want to talk about them in great detail and I can't do that in one single video. And so in this particular video, we will focus only on the first type called fission. So let's talk about fission. Okay, so what exactly is fission? Fission is basically a cell splitting into two. So let me just write that down. Fission is cell splitting. That's important. A cell splitting into two or more. It doesn't have to be just two. It can be two or more cells. Now at first, you might be saying, hey, this is just cell division, right? Why do we call this as a reproduction method? Well, think about it. In multicellular organisms like in you and me, cell division just makes more cells inside the body. So that's not reproduction for us. However, if you consider unicellular organisms, organisms that just have one cell, only one cell. Now imagine if that splits into two, we will now have two individuals, or in other words, reproduction has happened, right? And therefore fission or cell division is a kind of reproduction for unicellular organisms. Not for multicellular, but for unicellular organisms. So let's take the example of amoeba, the most famous unicellular organism you might know. When amoeba matures, meaning when it's ready to reproduce, we will see some changes happening. First of all, we'll see that its nucleus starts to elongate like this. Inside the DNA starts getting copied. Eventually, as time passes by, we will see that the nucleus starts splitting into two. After the copy of the DNA has been made, the nucleus starts splitting into two, as you can see over here, and eventually that amoeba splits into two new amoebas. Now since two brand new amoebas are born from a single parent, this qualifies as asexual reproduction. And a couple of interesting things to notice is in asexual reproduction, we will find that the offsprings are identical to the parents. We say there are clones of the parents in all kinds of asexual reproduction, not just fission. And why is that? Well, that's because if we just have one parent, only its DNA gets copied. And so the DNA over here is exactly same as the DNA over here, unless there is some kind of mutation. But in sexual reproduction, there is a DNA mixing that happens, and that's why the offsprings will not be identical to their parents. Like in humans, you are not exactly identical to your mother or father because you have a mix of their DNA. And the second thing to see about fission especially is that you can see that the parent itself split into two new babies. We usually call them as daughter cells. So the parent itself split into two daughter cells. All right, now based on how fission takes place, we can further classify fission itself into different kinds. So let's take the example for me by itself. In this example, we see that the fission is happening along this axis, right? This axis. Let's put that over here also. Okay. Now could this amoeba, could this amoeba split along some other axis, say along this axis? The answer is yes. It could have elongated this way and finally split like this and this as well. That's also fine. It could have also split along this axis. The amoeba can also split along this axis. So as long, when it comes to amoeba and some other unicellular organisms, we will find that they can split or fission can happen along any particular axis, okay? So one kind of fission is this irregular kind of fission that can happen along any axis. But in some other unicellular organisms, we will find that fission happens in a fixed axis. So let me take an example of that. Let me just make this picture small. Okay. I think that's fine. All right. Let me just keep that over here. And now let's talk about another organism called leshmania. You can see it has what your textbook calls it a whip-like structure. If you're wondering what a whip is, whip is that leather thing which when you hit, it does that sound. Anyways. So if you take an organism which has that structure like this, this is also unicellular. It also undergoes reproduction by fission. And what's interesting over here or what's different over here at least is that the fission can only happen along this plane, along this plane as you can see. The fission cannot happen along this plane. Let me just put a cross over here. This cannot happen or along any other plane. The fission can only happen along this plane. Now, can you pause for a while and think about why this might be the case? Well, if you guess it might have something to do with this whip, it's not called whip. The technical name for this is flagellum. Anyways, if you're wondering, it's got something to do with that, then you're absolutely right. You see, when this leshmania divides, it has to make a copy of this flagellum. It's also, right, and that can only happen if division happens along this axis. Just imagine if division happened along this axis, this bottom one, that will not get a copy of this whip because that's over here. And so in this one, in this particular case, the fission happens only along fixed axis. So one way we can divide fission, further classify fission, is we can say fission that happens along Amy axis or fission that can happen along a fixed axis. All right, now you can see that in these two cases, even though the fission is happening irregularly over here and in a fixed axis over here, what's common in both of them is that in both these cases, they are dividing into exactly two new offsprings, right? On the other hand, there are certain unicellular organisms that can divide into more number of offsprings. Let me give you an example of that. An example of that would be plasmodium. When plasmodium is ready to divide, what you will find is that it will split simultaneously into more than two. I've just shown five as an example over here. But it can split into more than two offsprings. And as a result, eventually, more than two copies or more than two offsprings are made over here. So this is another way in which we can classify fission. We can say one kind of fission is where two offsprings are formed. We call this binary fission, binary fission. And what do you think we'll call this one? Well, since more than two offsprings are formed, we'll call this multiple fission because multiple offsprings are formed. This is called multiple fission. And you can guess now by multiple fission that organism can spread rapidly. And in fact, plasmodium is the one that causes malaria inside us. So let me just write that down as well. OK, let me use a different color. All right, so plasmodium is responsible for causing the disease malaria. And since we're talking about disease, leshmania is responsible for causing the disease called kala azar. And if you're wondering, suddenly, why am I talking about diseases? That's because your exams will ask you these questions. They'll ask you what causes malaria or what causes kala azar. Or they'll ask you what disease leshmania causes or what disease plasmodium causes. So just for that sake, I thought I should mention this. So that pretty much wraps up our fission. So to quickly summarize, fission is basically cell division. We call it as reproduction for unicellular organisms because in unicellular organisms is a cell device, then we have brand new individuals. We can classify them into two kinds. The binary fission is the one where we get two offsprings. Multiple fission is the one where we get multiple offsprings. That's one way to classify fission. Another way to classify fission is based on which orientation, along which axis it undergoes fission. One way, some unicellular organisms undergo fission in any axis. Whereas in some other cases, they will undergo fission along a fixed axis.


hey there friends thanks for checking in over here we've got the torus g3c a lot of people love this handgun carries 12 rounds 3.2 inch barrel they trust it many people carry it they like to trigger single action trigger and they speak very highly of the g3c and over here we've got the g3 torus full-size handgun currently has a 17 round mag will also take a 15 round mag four inch barrel okay Toro torus optic ready option but imagine if you took the Toro grip and the g3c slide what would you have well today January 18th first day of shot show torus is introducing the g3x check that out it has a full-size grip with 15 round mags and the same upper as the g3c so if we look at the grip itself you'll see that the g3 on the left shows a little bit longer because it has that 17 round mag but the grip is essentially the same you grip this and you grip the g3 you will have that same ergonomic feel and if we look at the g3c the upper is the same but there is one exception do you see it it over here we've got the thumb safety torus eliminated that with the g3x the uppers will work I tried to I put this upper on this slide assembly and so forth and it will work but the g3x embodies everything that people love with the g3c with higher capacity let's get into it 15 round mags if you go with this they'll give you this case here paperwork chamber flag two 15 round mags a lack blah blah blah 343 bucks MSRP and you look at the g3 Toro it's got a 17 round mag in there will it work well yes it will check out that long grip with 17 rounds I mean you can carry this way with 18 rounds with a subcompact slide assembly with 3.2 inch barrel full size handgun feel with a pretty much subcompact format check that out people love the trigger with the g3c nothing changed there at all still has the forward serration serrated black rear sight glock compatible pinned in front dot same disassemble they eliminated the thumb safety nice ergonomic feel by the way they did a very nice job from the onset with the g2c and the pt111 they they still have that that hasn't changed so everything you love about the g3c hasn't changed except the longer grip which allows 15 rounds and the thumb safety check it out about a four to four and a quarter pound trigger pull and it still has restrike capability sight hole indicator as well 1.1 slide width people love the g3c now you have the choice to get the g3x now I did take this to the range I did enjoy it I know all about these guns I've had them I've had the previous models at least with this anyways and I talked very highly of them as do many of you guys you guys really like this this handgun a lot but now we have another option let's see how it did at the range including a lip risk test forcing a mag in the mag well and it does let's go ahead and do a lip risk test you suck I'm a professional youtuber g3x past the lip risk test let's check out how much more the g3x ways from the original g3 this is unloaded by the way all right unloaded g3c the unloaded weight 21 and three quarters ounces g3x also unloaded 22 and a half so not a great unloaded weight difference but if we tack on 15 rounds here we're looking at 28 and three quarters throw that carry around 29 and a quarter ounces so for all intents and purposes you're looking at a subcompact gun with a full size grip that's basically what it is you know if you haven't figured that out already it's basically what it is let's take a look see if everything remains the same sure looks like it to me dual recoil spring 3.2 inch barrel and everything's the same except for that grip length and the removal of the thumb safety people yeah I hear both sides of it all the time people say you know I like I like that thumb safety other people say I prefer without the thumb safety and you will not have it right here now whether torus comes out with one with a thumb safety or not I have no clue at this time I'm pretty sure they're excited to introduce us out to the market and I'm excited to show you guys okay I've had this and I shot it and I've done everything that I've done with these other two g3c the g3 toro but now the g3x full size grip subcompact slide 3.2 inch barrel same nice trigger and pretty pretty darn reliable you know I haven't run everything through this yet but I did through this and it worked great and it undeniably passed the limperest test so here it is new from torus the g3x and I think a lot of people are going to love it and they kept a budget price 343 for two mags and everything that it offers the 12 round mags will not work by the way so they're just they just don't have the height to to catch so it's 15 rounds on the minimum end which I don't think too many of you are complaining if you like videos like this please subscribe and share I always appreciate thumbs up button thanks for watching and you guys be safe


If you go online, you can see claims that coconut water may be beneficial for depression. And they even cite studies. There it is in black and white. Coconut water ameliorates depression. Did they just make that up? No, click on it. And there it is in PubMed, just like they said. And for a limited time offer of just $39.95, the publisher will let you read it. But why waste your time? It says it right there in the title. Coconut water ameliorates depression. You might as well spend that $40. Binds them coconut water to boost your mood. And anyway, we're reading all the studies so you don't have to. That's my job. If you look at the study, it starts out saying plants are frequently tested these days for their antidepressant potential. Okay, sounds good. Therefore, coconut water, commonly used plant-based beverage, was selected to explore its antidepressant potential. With you so far. So rodents were selected for the study, and a forced swim test was conducted. What? The forced swim test is one of the most widely used tests to explore antidepressant activity. You fill up a transparent cylinder with water over the mouse's head, so it's forced to swim, and then you drop a mouse in and see how long the thing struggles to keep from drowning before you see it simply give up and just kind of float to the top. And lo and behold, you feed them some coconut water first, and they hold out a bit longer before giving up, demonstrating an antidepressant effect. Therefore, we should use coconut water to treat depressive disorders in people? What? I mean, it depresses me to even read such wasted research opportunities. Where did they even get this idea? It was invented by a group of French scientists in the 70s to model behavioral despair. Reminds me of the Harlow experiments with vertical chamber confinement that he called the pit of despair, which was basically just a metal contraption with sloped sides, lock a baby monkey in it for 45 days, and you can produce profound behavioral changes. They end up just kind of hugging themselves in a fetal position. And then afterwards, after 10 weeks alone in the chamber, they exhibit behaviors like contact clinging, where they just come together and hug each other for long periods of time. It's not yet clear why confinement in the vertical chamber is apparently so effective at producing abnormal behavior, but not to worry that it's got a lot more studies to do. Oh, spare you the research on puppies. Man, I can see why you'd want some model to test out new antidepressant drugs, and if you want to figure out if pomegranates have antidepressant effects, why not just feed people some pomegranates rather than chucking some mice off the deep end? There are literally thousands of published studies on food or food products using this forced swim test, allowing the egg industry to be like, see, eggs may be an excellent food for preventing and alleviating the conditions of major depression. Why? All because rats struggled longer, whereas in people, removing eggs from the diet improves mood, though they also removed meat, so it's not clear which did water. Maybe they were just eating more healthy plant foods like soy, which the soy industries happen to tell you decreases depressive-related behavior in postmenopausal rats who were swimming for their lives. In people, though, the best soy products may be able to do is just work as well as drugs like Prozac and Zoloft, and we all know how little that's actually saying. I mean, the forced swim test is just a reaction to the acute stressful stimulus of being placed in a container without an escape route, whereas human depression reflects a chronic subjective emotional state, an internal emotional state, and to date we haven't been able to ask animals how they're feeling. You can't even just look at human behavior and tell if someone has a depression diagnosis. So it's impossible to conclude that the swim test is some test for human depression. The ease at which thousands of scientists do that, however, is disquieting, and that it makes assumptions that discourages critical thought. In fact, the whole thing has been compared to like some Monty Python skit where you see if the witch floats or not, but today it's in use to label a rodent as being depressed.


I know you're using five percent cheese So what it's gonna be close and it's gonna be a lot less fatty than most pizzas You can buy from your local pizzeria, etc. Now my wife who is the culinary genius in the relationship Began the process by making up some pizza dough in our bread maker and here is the bread maker doing its need function So in Israel, we do have a decent amount of low fat cheese available from our supermarkets The lowest you can typically get is five percent. So this is some five percent goat cheese We're also going to be using some cottage cheese, which Israelis love and it's actually really good It's I find a lot tastier than other cottage cheese in other countries So that's three percent cottage cheese and then some of this not so special Five percent sliced yellow cheese and that's gonna be that cheese is I'm gonna I'm gonna be putting on to my Produced fat pizza.  I mean also use one of these pizza stones and we do find them very useful for our pizza cooking escapades, so the pizza recipe yielded enough for two regular size pizzas generous size pizzas and Take out an eating pin and then you want to just you know stretch it out to fit one of these pizza trays And we're gonna be doing two pizzas We're gonna be eating separate pizzas because I'm one of those weird people that like chewing on my pizza My wife is one of the normal people who thinks that's absolutely disgusting So we keep our pizza eating separate when I want to eat my tuna pizza So that's one pretty much rolled out then you want to go around with a fork and just you know Do this kind of maneuver to I think it's to let air escape. I'm not really sure that's my wife in Israel we have this kind of ready-to-go pizza sauce available off the shelf and It's a tomato concentration a bit of herbs and it's pretty pretty decent Of course if you want to do everything from scratch you can make your own tomato sauce for the pizza But we're using these store-bought stuff and then using one of these You know brushes and just kind of making sure it gets nice and evenly distributed Throughout the pizza base and of course, we're gonna be repeating the process two times today You're gonna get some nice close-up shots as I'm playing around as my video camera trying to find new ways to shoot stuff Look at this more tomato going on our pizza We're getting to the next stage of the recipe three two one and just about now So drizzling a little bit of olive oil on top and then using your but your brush to get that in there as well Here's our all-star low fat cheese selection for today's pizza cottage cheese at all And the way we apply these as we got our ricotta and or other 5% cheeses and just kind of took these like balls out of the container is using a spoon and then just kind of like Mashed them until there was kind of just a white layer on the pizza if that makes any sense This is the first pizza we tried which was just using the white cheeses And for my when I use some of those cheese slices and just using again something like a spatula just to kind of mush down The white cheeses and the cottage cheese. It's actually three different types of cheeses here So that it forms a nice even layer on which we can put our or other toppings going into today's pizza a little bit of working them to go around the whole pizza and make sure everything is nice and even so you've got your tomato layer Your white cheese layer and then finally a toppings layer So we're getting on to the toppings now just adding a few a little bit of garlic here preserved garlic onto the first layer of the pizza Then we're going to be coming in with our spinach our peppers and then getting all those nice different flavors working it on to to the pizza here so you can see our pizza starting to come together and We're just about ready at this point to pop it into the oven our julienne that peppers are coming out there as well now as I mentioned for my pizza I was going for a Tuna pizza so you're gonna see the kind of tuna I used in a second It's just important if you're trying to keep low fat to use Tuna in water and not tuna in oil so tuna preserved in brown the fat difference is actually pretty significant So because I try to eat a low-fat diet. I only buy tuna in water at this point And you can read the nutritional label and see for yourself how much of a difference there is it's quite a lot Alright, we're finally ready to pop our pizzas into our ovens here goes pizza number one and The 250 degrees this stuff cooks pretty quickly. So just about five minutes later Whenever you can see the pizza looks done enough for your preference our pizza is ready to come out of the oven this is our first pizza and We actually pop this back in the oven for a couple more minutes This is my tuna pizza going in and this is pizza one after a couple more minutes And I think it was decently cooked and I just ate half this pizza and it was pretty good So I would call this reduced fat pizza a Success now to state the obvious Even if you start with a low-fat food if you eat a ton of it You're gonna end up eating a lot of fat. So low-fat diets. It's more about fat per meal but certainly we're greatly cutting down on the amount of fat in a regular pizza by opting for these lower fat 5% cheeses or less if you can get them and It definitely didn't feel like deprivation the end pizza was pretty delicious in fact And I'm definitely gonna be making this recipe many times again. Thank you guys for watching I hope this little low-fat pizza video reduced fat pizza was enjoyable Do feel free to stick around on this YouTube channel by clicking the subscribe button to get more videos for me Thank you guys for watching


Nice. Yeah, that's the part that's nice. Bang, bang, Benchot. Hey, welcome back to our Stupid Rags of Corbin. I'm Rick. You can follow us on Instagram and Twitter for more juicy content. Thank you to every sports and patron, follow us to the accounts, grab a like button. I saw it on Etsy and it said Benchot and I was like, I have to have it. Absolutely. I have to have it. Gotta have that. Welcome back. Today we're doing another Watch Along. What? Yes. I thought we were here to talk about poop. Sometimes. But today we are doing a Watch Along with the Tamil film, say this name for me. Not that one, that one. Nanum Raudi Tan. The 2015 romance, action, comedy. Just like most relationships. Yes. Directed by? Or Good Love Making. Yes. Romance, action and comedy. Directed by Vinesh Sivan. And wrote it as well. Dhanush produced it. But it's starring Vijay Sarapathy. Vijay Sarapathy. And Nayantada. Nayantada. And so this is a, apparently it's directed by, produced by Dhanush. Ani. And Ani did the music. We've seen two songs from it. I don't know if you'll remember any of them because they were two to three years ago. Okay. Before we had actually really started. Understanding Ani. Like who Ani is. Yeah. And so whether we remember them or not. But we have done two. This got recommended a lot after our cuckoo with Nayantada for another one of hers. And for, you know, how much we love Vijay. We love Vijay Sarapathy. They say this is gonna be a different side of Vijay that you haven't seen very much. I think the premise is basically a, wannabe Roddy who falls for a hearing-impaired girl faces dilemma. Great. Hold on, hold on. Is she really hearing-impaired? No. Oh my goodness. You mean she's the audacity. The unmitigated girl. That's one of the funnest things to say. Unmitigated girl. It is unmitigated girl. And to say audacity. But you have to say it like the Grinch. You gotta say it like the Grinch. Anyway, so obviously this would be a watch along. If you're watching this on YouTube you're gonna see a very cut up version about two to three parts. If you'd like to see the full on cut versions though. And at once again I have to do all that because of copy art reasons. We watch the entire film though for you weirdos out there who think we watch a cut up version. If you'd like to see the full on cut version though you can head over to Patreon. Patreon, Patreon, the uncut versions there. I'll put the only good scripture bow in the pinned comment. I bet the reason they think that is because A, they don't know us.  Claiming they're doing something where they're watching it.  Well that's true. Just look at the people who are serving in American politics. And you know that there's 98% of them. 98% of them. But yeah, so let's just get into this. United India. United India exporters. The ones who send us our cocaine from Karanjohar.  That's what it sounds like to be getting a news program.  And today's news. Pondicherry, you said? We know what that is. Pondicherry, we know what that is. Pondicherry, we know what that is. Pondicherry, we know what that is. May I have the tissue because I have a butter in my left nostril. Why are the subs in Tamil? I think they were in Tamil. Maybe they were in Hindi because this is a Tamil film. Yeah, that looks like Hindi. Hold on, because I'm pretty sure that's Hindi. Through it, and it was in English. What the? He was in Coco, though, wasn't it? I don't know. The bald guy. Look at his face. Oh yeah. I think you're absolutely right. I'm very confused. That's why we didn't get the tissue. I hope this is not very important. Very strange. Never seen that before.  Do you know what that guy did? One day, that cop was on the road. Don't you know? Get lost! He hit the jackpot. This is your original tooth. It's going to bite you. The other tooth is going to bite you.  What if that cop did something wrong? He would have shot that cop with a gun. That's not the case. That cop shot that cop and escaped. The next day, the cop got a huge gift. He did one thing. Sir. Who? Sir, he asked for a horse. Why a gift? It's going to be a cobra. That bomb hit him and his wife died. The cop was scared. He ran away from the village. He hit the jackpot and left. What happened to him? Is it a rowdy? Is it a cop? It's a big rowdy. But how did you sit in jail? He would have also been in jail. Now you've counted five. One. Sir, I just asked you to come inside. Five. Of man. That's all, my boys. Thank you. Because I love John in 60 Seconds. And I was like, I could do this. Rowdy, Rhonda, Rousey and rowdy, rowdy, piper. Say that 10 times fast. In India, they use the word rowdy. A lot. A lot. For like a DV. Yeah. Pappu and New Guinea, they call them rascals. And it's like that's supposed to be like rascals. They're scary. Makes me think of the little rascals. Yeah. We call kid rascals here. Yeah, you rascals. Why are you always like that? He's talking to the accused and the rascal. He's like a police officer. Hey, hey.  I know about my son. My son is a police officer. I know what to do about it. Once again, don't try to... Just make your kids angry. Let them be who they want to be. If they want to become a cop, break. Now, the maximum movie is Rowdy, right? Who's the hero then? Rowdy is the boss. Correct. Hello. Hello, sir. 87 kgs, madam. Don't overdo it. It'll get dirty. Because it's his own weight.  I know. Don't be afraid. 191. 181? No, 190. So, about what? 190. Oh, okay. How much is that 100 meters? 30 seconds, madam. That much? Yes, madam. Take care of it. You tell me, madam. How many girls do you have? Five. I don't know if it's the same bowl. It is 30. Right, five or six. He's faster than a same bowl. Sir, I'll do the same. Nine seconds. Make him as fast as a same bowl. Look at this bowl's face. It looks like it's a sin, right?  Dude!   Yes, boss. That's you, right?  So, he wants to be a rowdy. Probably gets caught up in actual rowdies. Turns out, he doesn't actually want to be a rowdy. Right. Hold it. If I have to suffer, I'll suffer just like him. Hey, stop. Do you have WhatsApp on your phone? Yes, I do. You'll get a photo tomorrow. Okay. Tell me, boss. Get the details. Okay. Put it in our closet. Dude, show me a sample. He's so slow. I want that phone. Thanks for your help. That's a great phone. We used to have hamburger phones here. Yeah! I love those. Problem is, I haven't had a landline in 20 years. Yeah, right. Hey, you! You're the one who got caught up in actual rowdies. You're the one who got caught up in actual rowdies. Rowdy. I want to help you. What? That's some legit rowdy biz. He's a rowdy. Do you have a photo? Show me. Go. Aha! I'll take it. Boss. One and a half million. All right, this is feeling very low cashy. You mean Nelson? Yeah, that's what I meant. That's what I meant. Sorry. Very Nelson-y. Okay, do it. Bye. Bye. And I like it. Madam, you're the one who got caught up in actual rowdies. Bye. Gonna do that to everybody. You got caught up in actual rowdies? Yes, madam. Call him. Hey, come on. What's the matter? I'm asking you, right? Kadamburi. No, madam. I was just standing there. My dad is also a police officer. He's the one who's at fault. Who? What's your dad's name? Ravi Kumar. Ravi Kumar? Where's the house? It's yours, dear. Where's the house? You picked up on that? Yeah. She's the cop's daughter. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And she lost her hearing. Yeah, the explosion. The explosion. A girl was standing next to me. Didn't she see me once? I told her that she was my daughter. One day, I kept her in my cell. She was so cute. Mom! What's up? Mom's not here? No. I wanted to tell you something. Hold it. Did she go to the bathroom? Yeah, I saw her. Oh, excuse me. Is it our area? I've never seen you before. How did you get so blue? Hello, Mr. White. I recognize that melody. I'm okay. I meant when it first came on, I remember. D-D-D-L-J. I'm okay, Mom. I remember, Ma'a. My house is right here. I'm going down. Go. Who asked you to go? Smile. Didn't you tell me to go? Let's go and stop. You will go and stop. Can you give me your phone? I want to call someone. My phone is broken. Are you blind? Did you listen to the door? Huh? I was asking if I can hear the door. Actually, no.  I'm sure they're very expensive. Yeah, and hers may not be repairable. Yeah. Yeah God it must be so difficult to read my stomach Dars didn't get it Roger boomer interesting I did a translate part the pew see that Yeah, friend a parka punar a new one for a lot of time mark It is good It is coming. I already believe them. Yeah, I believe them as two people on the street talking to each other Hey, but yeah Y'all are a poor kid In the name of a woman God and Barry God and Barry First day which tanga Hey, yeah Yeah, I did in the name of a woman. Yeah, I don't have a lot of them You mother-in-law and Call your sister. Me? Call your sister. No, please. Call your sister. She has great eyes. Yeah. Great eyes. Very, very expressive. Call your sister. Call your sister? Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey! Bye, bye, bye, bye. Bye, bye, bye, bye. Oh God! Dad will make a call. Oh God! Yeah, sim card still on his. The phone went to him. If you break his hand, you will be hit. That's what he will see. He will be around you for two days.  Don't talk to him like that. When will you get my phone? Call your sister. Call your sister. Call your sister. It's just a way of keeping you close to him. She's so good. She was like this in the last film. She's so good at just being. Yeah. And just walking around and thinking. And it not being performative. Yeah. School boys are there. They will be scared if they see us. You cancel the chance. Dude! The chance is only in English. Hey! Hey! Even if you are hungry, you should not eat. How many years? Ten months, bro. You? Ten months, bro. English? How many crypts have you got? 50. You? 15, bro. Draw the match. Do you have dividends? Selfies, bro. How many are there? I will give. I will give this girl. You? Fail, bro. Good boy. Thanks, bro. Finish. One more, bro. What? What? Hey! You are studying well. You are studying well. What are you thinking? I don't know what you are thinking. I don't know what you are thinking. Hey! My dad doesn't seem to be a good friend. Then? Someone has gone mad. Huh? What happened? My name is Anigo Mantoya.   What are you looking at? I can't do anything because of us. Come, let's go. How long is that almost? Nice. Reminds me of that song. Uh-oh. Hello. Inspired. You should probably cry. Yeah. This is something you should probably deal with. Crying is okay. Yeah. You should probably deal with it. Let it out. This pain in your life. I would have been happy if I had killed that one. At what age do you expect her to retire? I don't know what to do with her. I think that girl's father is very lucky. She would be upset if her father died. This is her phone. Her father is very lucky. Hey! Listen to me. That's not going to be good for you. When this relationship was to lie like this. Don't tell anyone else. I won't tell anyone else. I'm not sure why she doesn't want people to know. Is this shameful? Stigma maybe? I don't know. Some stuff for shameful or stigma size in India. It's like... Hey! Maybe she doesn't want to be treated differently. I don't know. Why do you love her? Hey! I don't know. She must be very happy. That's all. Hey! I'm going to call her now. Bye! Hey! What happened? I didn't tell you at that time. It was a big problem. It was my father's message. Can someone take me to a big rowdy? Can someone take me to a big rowdy? Tell me. What should I do? Take me to a big rowdy. Wait! You asked me for a rowdy. I'm a big rowdy too. Don't be scared. No one knows. My mom will be mad if she finds out. I'll tell you what to do. Let's do a discount. Don't we know rowdy? No, no. You're not a rowdy.   Turn off the lights. No one will cheat a rowdy. But the frauds will cheat a lot. You cheated in the morning, right? The real rowdy will hit the person who is high and high.  The frauds will do that. So, how can you be a rowdy? Hello, please stop. Will you accept me if I'm high and high? Get ready at 10 in the morning.  No one will cheat a rowdy. No one will cheat a rowdy. Dude! He's the one. Is he? He'll hit me for sure. I think he'll hit me for sure. Please don't cause any trouble for my life. I'll hit you. Dude! Instead of saving me, it's important to cover the girl I'm hitting. Okay, dude? Okay, dude. Let's rock the world, dude. Hey! Hey! Hey! Why are you hitting me? I'll hit you. Enough! Hey! Hey! Go! Hey! Go! They're going mad. They've been hitting me in the market for so long. I'll hit you. You were so terror 10 years ago. They're like that. Do you remember? No, dude. Hi, me. How are you? Dude! What? Did you do anything wrong? I did something, honey. What are you saying? You did something? I did something. Yesterday, I got a body in the middle of the shop. It's that girl's father. He's been post-mortem. And that'll be our part one, reaction two. Hold on, let me pull up the name of the thing here. Nanam Radhitan! Starring Vijay and Nayantara. Lady superstar. Lady superstar. If you saw this on YouTube, you saw a very cut up version. You could see the full uncut version, though, of all the parts that aren't out yet on YouTube. If you just saw this when it just dropped, you can have a patron on the pinned comment. And on to part two!


Okay, I'm actually typing some of my truths and lies. So this game is two truths, one lie. Or you can have two lies, one truth. As long as you say it before you start. Right. So here they come. Okay. Okay, let me, let me get them. All right. So you guess which one, I'm doing two truths and one lie. Oh, two truths, one lie. Yes. Are there rules of the game?  Oh, there's no reward. There's nothing to reward. There's no prize, no nothing. Let me know what you think. Okay, because it's your birthday. Because it's my birthday, nothing more. Get it, get it, got it. All right. So let me see which ones I'm picking. Aha. So I love swimming. You love swimming? Mm-hmm. I'm allergic to peanuts. Mm-hmm. And I own a Nokia phone. Yeah. I think you're a little... So which is the lie? The lie is you love swimming. Ah, no, you're wrong. I love swimming. You love swimming? I love swimming, yeah. Oh, my. The lie is I'm allergic to peanuts. I'm not allergic to anything. Oh, you're not allergic to anything? I mean I'm allergic to peanuts. Apart from peanuts? No, I'm not. I said I'm allergic to peanuts. So that's the lie. But that's the lie. Yeah. You eat everything. I eat everything. So the lie is you love... I'm allergic to peanuts. That's the lie. Oh. Yeah. Look at me. So I love swimming and I own a Nokia phone. Yes, I know. Yeah. That one I know. Mm-hmm. So I'm allergic to peanuts. Oh, it's my turn. Aha. All right. If you get this one. But here's the part. Yes. I have five siblings. Yeah. Two truth, also two truth, one lie. Aha. I have five siblings. Mm-hmm. So this is my favorite food, Izu Gali Chicken. And then the third one is I love washing dishes. That's an easy one. That's an easy one. You don't love washing dishes.  So you have to love to gali and cook. I know, right? That's an easy one. That's an easy one? Yeah.  I win, I win.  So you are a lawyer first. Yes, please. You got me. You got me. All right. Now my turn. Let's see, let's see, let's see, let's see. No, this one I'm going to do two lies. Two lies. And one truth. Two lies, one truth. Yes. Two lies, one truth. Aha. So, wow. Okay. Let me pick. I'm looking for the hardest one. So this one. This one. Okay. So I'm the last one in our family. Right. I know how to drive. Right. And I'm the last one in our family. I know how to drive. I sing in our church choir. The lie. No, the truth. This is the truth. Yeah. These are two lies and one truth. Two lies and one truth. Which is the... You know how to drive. Aha. You're the last one in your family. The truth is that I think you sing in your church choir. A-lo lie. I don't sing at your church choir. You don't sing at your church choir. Yes, Chef. You're grilling them vocals like CC Wine Ends. I've sang in vocals back when but that's the life. You're the last one in your family. No, I'm not the last one. I'm the second last. Yeah. And I know how to drive. I went to driving school so I know how to drive. I'm not an expert but I know how to do it. How many months you could get? It's two lice, one truth. Oh! Ah, meaningly, meaningly sketchy.  One is I have fear of heights. Which one am I guessing? The truth or the lie? Two lice, two lice and one truth. Okay. I have fear of heights. First one, second one. I was a radio presenter before TV. That one, I'm kissing. Pass that one. You're tapata. I'm trying to prepare the easiest one. I weighed 65 kilograms. Last night, I ate a garlic chicken. I schooled at Harvard. Wait. I'm guessing the lie. Yes, the lie. That's easy. This school at Harvard. Oh! Why did that school? I know your school. Why do you mean the same school? I know. How did you give me that? Yeah, this is awkward but it took through past. The last one, yeah. My birthday is on 15th of December. My radio nickname is Anko Sakwa. I fly aeroplanes at my free time as a hobby. I feel like, is it that I know you so much? Let's see. Let's see. Because I already know the answer. You fly aeroplanes at your free time. Yeah, you got it. You got it. You got me. You got me. I think I know you too well. I know you all too well. You know me too well. Yeah. So they say, you should know your friends. Show me your friends and I'll show you who you are. Probably no. Apparently, completely. Yeah. Because you've wronged all of mine. Yeah. I wish you shouldn't have to pay more. Yes. Yeah. Anyway, so that's the game for you. Now, before we hand it over to you to tell us what to expect. Let me check out the comments on our social platforms. To make a list of which entrepreneur would you want to have come next year. This year, goodness me. But I'm 23. Which entrepreneur would you want to have in this show this year? Sakwa Alysama. Peter Ndegwa, the CEO of Safarecom. And I don't know who else. And Joshua Oigara. And Joshua Oigara. He's one of the CEOs from the commercial banks. One of the commercial banks. For me, it's Mavusi. The second name I'm pronouncing it wrong. But yeah. So, here are the comments. I hope you have put in yours. Vinval, the bonds, Dimosh, Abel Mutua and Melina Gold. Abel Mutua is good. Abel Mutua, in terms of... We're talking about the digital space and how to bake it. I think he has made it with his YouTube and all that he's doing. Also in film. He's actually a great entrepreneur.