Time Drops #39: Week of Valentine's Day, 2024

 

Article by Sean Wilkinson,
a.k.a. the Ticketmaster

Greetings, Ticketholders!
February's content isn't seeing as much viewership traffic as January (which hit over five thousand views in the first week; double this month's two-week numbers), and I haven't made any progress for my Marketing capstone presentation at WGU, so I still have to write the script, perform the recording, and edit it for submission.
Fair weather has shifted at my paying job, with less and less visible progress being made in the freezer cleanout, and more dirty jobs like sweeping an entire parking lot in the rain, clearing rotted compost, and cleaning up after lazy drug addicts who push their rotted boxes of hoarding junk onto store property. So if that sounds like fun, they're taking applications.
Also, I'm still waiting on that free coffee or two in my near future!
Speaking of the future, I will keep the year-in-content list at the end of these posts going forward, in addition to the usual, weekly announcement. So please read beyond the weekly content calendar for more information on the year to come, and share the love by remembering to comment your true feelings at the bottom of this post, Become A Ticketholder because I know you haven't already, help out my ad revenue as you read, and choo-choo-choose me on social media at the links below to like what you see and to receive the latest heart-shaped boxes of news on my content and calendars thereof.
Here it is, round, firm, and fully packed (that sounded dirtier than intended...):
  • Monday (February 12) - Anime Spotlight #26: The Saint's Magic Power Is Omnipotent
  • Tuesday (February 13) - February Madness: Women In Song (Round 3) Poll on Tumblr.
  • Wednesday (Valentine's Day!) - GFT Retrospective #59: The Red Rose
  • Thursday (February 15) - Ticket Stubs #57: Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang, and TBT Anniversary (on Tumblr, Reddit, Facebook, and LinkedIn): 21 Jump Street (2012)
  • Friday (February 16) - Just the Ticket #134: One Night At McCool's (List Lookback)
    • Saturday (February 17) - Time Drops #40: Week of February 18, 2024
    In addition to the List Lookback that I announced in NPO #28, here's what I have definitively scheduled--pending any unforeseen circumstances (like deaths, compromised transportation, financial complications, etc.)--for the year so far (updates pending in future Time Drops as I make more decisions)
    • Weekly Regulars (post-March):
      • GFT Retrospective / Zenescope - Omnibusted
      • DB What Ifs
      • NPO Old Essays (post-April)
      • TBT Anniversary
    • Thursday, July 25 - Ticket Stubs: Sideways (comparative)
    • Wednesday, September 4 (Jason David Frank's birthday) - Just the Ticket: Legend Of the White Dragon
    • Thursday, November 28 - Ticket Stubs: House Of Wax (comparative)
    • Monday, March 18 - Anime Spotlight: Black Clover (After St. Patrick's Day)
    • Friday, March 29 - Just the Ticket: 65
    • Sunday, March 31 - Just the Ticket: Bunnyman Trilogy (Easter Sunday)
    • Monday, April 1 - Dragon Blog Z: What If the Buu Saga Didn’t Happen? (This is real!)
    • R.L. Stine October (Viewer Beware!):
      • Just the Ticket: Fear Street Trilogy
      • Stay Tuned: Goosebumps Classic
      • Stay Tuned: Goosebumps Disney+
      • Just the Ticket: Goosebumps Double-Feature (Halloween)
    • Thanksgiving - Just the Ticket: Thanksgiving
    • Christmas - Just the Ticket: Maniac Cop Trilogy
    I would like to get Zenescope's blessing first, but I'm considering compiling my GFT Retrospective reviews so far into an e-book form. Let me know what you think about this idea down below.

    Ticketmaster,
    Out.

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