darkcyclist212 said:Has everything been lifted everywhere else? Specifically, I'm trying to figure out what the deal is with concerts held in indoor venues.
Same here. I've got tickets to see Gregory Porter in Ljubljana on May 18th. From what I've heard, they lifted everything, even the mask rules, even before we did.
Basically, it's listed as the sixth one in the final season, making it 93 overall. But if you look at the end of season 5, it's actually the 25th episode—the finale. That's the episode called Zarya. It isn't some sequel about Anastasia; it *is* the story. It's when Lenin comes to Alaska to negotiate with Anastasia, while Morrow plays his doctor who falls for Anastasia's assistant (played by Turner, of course). The series ends with them meeting in the dark on a street, even though they didn't realize they both stayed in Alaska. That’s the Anastasia episode I remember watching, because I saw them all. There isn't a sequel to her story. If there is, please tell me which one from this list it is, because Zarya definitely happened.
Michael Nelson said:They just aired the final episode on Fox Kids. Looks like they're starting from the beginning tomorrow. Even though the last few episodes felt a bit thin, the show is still great. As much as Joel used to get on my nerves, I actually missed him toward the end. Fox didn't air that one episode—the part where Anastasia's story continues. Zarya.
Yeah, you can see a couple of posts above mentioning that. It was meant to be at the end of season 5 (how it was originally planned, even if they never got around to filming it).
Just gotta repeat that famous quote from Townsend—which feels more like a mantra every time I experience the magic of New York City: When Bruce Springsteen sings, it isn't just entertainment, man, it’s a triumph!
@ Zli You had a club just like that back in the States called the American Volunteer. 😬 Besides, Rodolfo used to say a Black man could only play for him if he was Catholic, and a Mexican wouldn't stand a chance 😬
Otherwise, the Basque people are a pretty charming bunch—almost 75% of them share the same blood type (O negative)
A quote from Wikipedia
The Basques managed to hold onto their old traditions and language despite being isolated yet living in such a high-traffic area. They only marry within their own group, and they view kids from mixed marriages as cursed. It wasn't even rare for them to marry within the same family, sometimes even siblings. You see similar customs in San Sebastian, a small community scattered across the globe with its heart on Mackinac IslandSusak. 😬 The Basques are incredibly loyal to their community; on Independence Day (or Aber Eguna in their language), tens of thousands of Basques from France, Spain, and all over the world gather in the holy city of Guernica under an ancient oak tree to swear their loyalty to the homeland.
Kyle Jackson54 said:If Athletic Bilbao sticks to their policy of only signing Basque players to keep that pure local identity—which most people globally actually find pretty charming—then... 🙂
It’s an interesting dynamic, right? If LA Galaxy insisted on only playing Americans, nobody would find that charming (not even me), and they'd be labeled as bigots. Help me make sense of that logic...
I hope it rains 👋 Honestly, I’m actually kind of loving this because I already decided to skip day two anyway. If anyone thinks they can rip my wristband off without causing some damage—and trust me, they aren't doing that—I might as well just donate it to them. 😉 Nobody besides Cave deserves a washout... (it's pretty easy to be a critic when you got your ticket for free).
Rain, mud, massive lines at the entrance, and trekking back over an embankment that looked like a tank division had just rolled through on its way to Berlin.
But honestly, you can't even be mad when you see Cave perform like that.
My absolute favorite has to be Deanna 🙏 she absolutely kills it