Time Drops #131: Week of December 14, 2025

Content Calendar Announcement,
Week of December 14, 2025
by Sean Wilkinson,
a.k.a. The Festive Ticketmaster.

I'm back in it, Ticketholders!
I mean, I'm subjecting myself to some terrible movies for the holiday season now that I've finished watching and reviewing X-Men '97 (with only some asset and link additions left before I publish), Gachiakuta still hasn't finished airing, I haven't finalized my Rascal Does Not Dream Of Santa Claus review, and January (and 2026) still looms large on my mind-table's back burner. But things feel more manageable now.
I will still be putting out weekly GFT Retrospectives for the Fall Of Wonderland and Wonderland Winter as planned, keeping you updated on my progress on a weekly basis, and doing TBT '25 pushes on social media to promote my old posts one Thursday at a time (because communication and consistency still matter and I "enjoy" justifying my own continued existence).
Thank you all for supporting me and joining me on this continuing journey (this week had a six hundred-plus view and a seven hundred-plus view day!), and all I want for Christmas is that December ends with ten thousand monthly views, so please remember to comment at the bottom of my Blogger posts, Become A Ticketholder because I know you haven't yet, share and care wherever you can, help out my ad revenue as you read because winter is basically here, and follow me on social media at the links below to like what you see and to receive the latest news on my content and calendars thereof for being so gracious.
Here it is:
  • Tuesday (December 16) - Stay Tuned #60: X-Men - The Animated Series
  • Wednesday (December 17) - Zenescope - Omnibusted #37: Wonderland Volume Two
  • Thursday (December 18) - TBT '25 (on BlueSky, Tumblr, Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, YouTube, and LinkedIn): The Last Samurai
  • Saturday (December 20) - Time Drops #132: Week of December 21, 2025
For my own mental health and SMART-ness going forward, and your information, here's what the future holds (that I can say here without giving away too much, as I'll drop that particular ball on you on New Year's Day):
  • GFT Retrospective
    • Future
      • Myths & Legends: Beauty & the Beast (February)
      • Neverland: Hook (and an Omnibusted Omnibus) (January)
      • Jungle Book(s) (also January)
      • Robyn Hood! (Also February)
      • The Lockdown!
      • Bad Girls!
  • Anime Spotlight
    • Go, Go, Loser Ranger!
    • Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun
    • One Piece Dressrosa Arc
  • Stay Tuned
    • Dexter: Resurrection (April)
  • Just the Ticket
    • Knives Out & Glass Onion
    • When A Stranger Calls
    • Black Christmas (next year)
    • Peter Pan's Neverland Nightmare (January)
    • Bambi: The Reckoning
    • Shin Godzilla
  • Big Projects
    • Cover Charge: Harmon Universe
    • AniMonday Original: Darkness In Crimson - I Reincarnated As Prey In A Fantasy World, So I Charmed the Vampire Queen
    • Just the Ticket: Godzilla Year
And though I've yet to make any progress for various work, home, laziness, and writing other stuff reasons, I'd still like to cut together e-books of my GFT Retrospective reviews, with Zenescope's blessing.

Ticketmaster,
Out.

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