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That's what I was thinking. But, since it's "Buff Summer", it's not quite Buffy Summers...but it is close to it.
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That's what I was thinking. But, since it's "Buff Summer", it's not quite Buffy Summers...but it is close to it.
Well, not in Orlando but yes, they have done Buffy before (Along with Angel).
Buffy, would make me confused. But more in how that would even work.
Yes. Talk to us like we’re a Jerry. Or even Doofus Rick.
I haven't had much time to try to figure stuff out this week.
Maybe they are that hard if no one else has deciphered things.
Also, since you're not confirming anything until the announcement, (hopefully Thursday?) I'd feel like a kitten batting at an l.e.d. light I will never catch, to put it in cat terms.
Also, I'm pretty sure we figured out the Trick r Treat one a while ago.
Maybe they are that hard if no one else has deciphered things.
Also, since you're not confirming anything until the announcement, (hopefully Thursday?) I'd feel like a kitten batting at an l.e.d. light I will never catch, to put it in cat terms.
Also, I'm pretty sure we figured out the Trick r Treat one a while ago.
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Here. So far, odd number clue sets are originals. Even numbered are IPs.
Clue 2’s rule is word counts.
Clue 3’s rule is “the elements of a story”
Clue 4 is strictly context.
EDIT- And I’m expecting to confirm clue 2 later this week.
Clue 2’s rule is word counts.
Clue 3’s rule is “the elements of a story”
Clue 4 is strictly context.
EDIT- And I’m expecting to confirm clue 2 later this week.
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In a way I'm glad you said that, in another, bigger way I feel bad I didn't figure it out. But Thanks!
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Clue 4’s context is the episode where Rick is only able to try Schezhuan Sauce in his mind. In a way in his dreams, possible connection to Nightmare on Elm Street?
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Scary Terry is in a different episode.
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I think the context is entirely contained in the gif.
A person deciding to take things into their own hands to save the day/a person/ persons. If the fact that it is a female saying it is important, that reminds me of Alien/Aliens, or something with a strong female protagonist. If gender is unimportant and Grandpa isn't a necessary word, it could easily be Lost Boys. I don't feel too strongly about those choices, but something along those lines.
If the lightning strike is important, that again screams Aliens, but it could also be any number of lightning-related monster movie, such as Frankenstein, Friday The 13th part 6 and hell, why not Shocker?
A person deciding to take things into their own hands to save the day/a person/ persons. If the fact that it is a female saying it is important, that reminds me of Alien/Aliens, or something with a strong female protagonist. If gender is unimportant and Grandpa isn't a necessary word, it could easily be Lost Boys. I don't feel too strongly about those choices, but something along those lines.
If the lightning strike is important, that again screams Aliens, but it could also be any number of lightning-related monster movie, such as Frankenstein, Friday The 13th part 6 and hell, why not Shocker?
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Maybe Halloween? The new one has Laurie’s granddaughter put in Laurie’s position from the original film(I.E. the hero)
That seems highly possible. I didn't know the plot points.
EDIT- also, it would tie in with the past haunting us or whatever the event announcement said.
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“And as soon as I read what David Green and Danny McBride had come up with … and the way that they connected the dots of the story, it made so much sense to me that it felt totally appropriate for me to return to Haddonfield, Ill., for another 40th-anniversary retelling. There was the idea of, ‘What do you call it?’ If I had had my druthers, I probably would’ve called it Halloween Retold. Because it’s being retold. It’s the original story in many, many, many ways. Just retold 40 years later with my granddaughter.”
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Hopefully this ones correct:grin: On another note Clue 3 is a lot harder than I anticipated
Number 3 is hard, but we might be able to get the basic idea first and work from there. Seems like people in a strange and savage place, possibly being hunted, but it has a sense of humor even when things go off the rails? That's my initial thought.
