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Aren't most schools already out for the summer by June 19?

Didn't miss much, same old, same old... Justin had a nationwide alert thread (and nuclear attack) going that they kept deleting and re-posting to "moderate" liberal "attacks"... seafoam was just being themselves... Calling everyone a troll and ranting about nothing in particular and supposedly charging free rent... Rusty and HT discussing things ad nauseum and one poster making much more sense than the other IMO... weepaws spewing bible quotes in a majority of their posts... Posters taking shots at each other when discussing Biden or Trump... There are probably others, I just don't feel like trying to remember what is going on...

This should have been the answer...

Have they ever?

Hey @Mike Honcho, did you ever get the shark tooth that you won recently? Just wondering if you held it up and walked around like you were holding the Stanley Cup? I think I would, if I ever won one...

A date has been set and some pictures from the movie at the link... https://deadline.com/2023/10/mr-monks-last-case-a-monk-movie-peacock-premiere-date-photos-trailer-1235567916/ We have a date and some first-look images for the Monk follow-up movie. Mr. Monk’s Last Case: A Monk Movie starring Tony Shalhoub in a reprisal of his titular role, will release December 8 on Peacock. Along with Shalhoub, the movie features several of the series original cast including Ted Levine, Traylor Howard, Jason Gray-Stanford, Melora Hardin and Hector Elizondo. New cast members include Caitlin McGee (Home Economics) as Molly Evans and James Purefoy (Sex Education) as Rick Eden. In the follow-up movie, Monk, a brilliant San Francisco-based detective with obsessive-compulsive disorder, returns to solve one last, very personal case involving his beloved stepdaughter Molly, a journalist preparing for her wedding. The movie is created, written and executive produced by the original series creative team, Andy Breckman. David Hoberman, Randy Zisk, who also directs, and Shalhoub also executive produce. The studio behind the movie is UCP, a division of Universal Studio Group. “It’s been twelve years since the world has seen a fresh installment of Monk. The world has changed mightily in those intervening years and Monk 2023 reflects the changing world, said Breckman, Hoberman and Zisk in a statement. We’re so delighted to have made a movie version of Monk, and we are thrilled that every one of our stars were so enthusiastic about coming back. But in coming back, we wanted to do a film that was worthy of our legacy. Mr Monk’s Last Case is a story that is powerful, emotional, funny, heartwarming, and has something to say about the human condition. And it will be both familiar and surprising.” Monk launched on USA in 2002 and ran for 125 episodes over eight seasons, with the series finale breaking ratings records as the most-watched cable drama at that time in 2009. The series was a game changer for USA. It ushered in the entire Blue Sky brand that catapulted the network to the top of the cable ratings with a string of hits that included Psych, Royal Pains, White Collar, Burn Notice and Suits.

https://deadline.com/2023/03/peacock-orders-monk-movie-tony-shalhoub-original-series-cast-1235300773/ A Monk follow-up movie will be coming to Peacock. The NBCUniversal streamer has ordered Mr. Monk’s Last Case: A Monk Movie, starring Tony Shalhoub in a reprisal of his titular role from the USA series, along with original series cast members Ted Levine (On Becoming a God in Central Florida), Traylor Howard (Boston Common), Jason Gray-Stanford (Percy Jackson and The Olympians), Melora Hardin (The Office) and Hector Elizondo (Pretty Woman). The project hails from the original series creative team including creator, executive producer and writer Andy Breckman, executive producer David Hoberman, and executive producer/director Randy Zisk. The studio behind the movie is UCP, a division of Universal Studio Group. In the follow-up movie, Monk, a brilliant San Francisco-based detective with obsessive-compulsive disorder, returns to solve one last, very personal case involving his beloved stepdaughter Molly, a journalist preparing for her wedding. “When creator Andy Breckman came to us with a new Monk case set in present day, we immediately fell in love with this story all over again,” said Michael Sluchan, EVP, Movies, Kids, Daytime, NBCUniversal Television and Streaming. “The movie has the heart and humor of the original series with a contemporary relevance, and we’re overjoyed to work with the original creative team, including Andy, David Hoberman, Randy Zisk, the unparalleled Tony Shalhoub, and our partners at UCP, for what is sure to be a must-see movie event for Peacock audiences.” Monk launched on USA in 2002 and ran for 125 episodes over eight seasons, with the series finale breaking ratings records as the most-watched cable drama at that time in 2009. The series was a game changer for USA. It ushered in the entire Blue Sky brand that catapulted the network to the top of the cable ratings with a string of hits that included Psych, Royal Pains, White Collar, Burn Notice and Suits. Talk about a potential movie started shortly after the Monk finale aired, and the idea came close to fruition at least once before. Doing a stand-alone movie is harder to pull off financially for cable but makes business sense for a streaming platform to complement the existing library. The Monk follow-up film follows the same trajectory as Pysch, which followed with three films, the last two Peacock originals. Both Monk and Psych are produced by Peacock sibling UCP and have all their seasons available on the platform. “New and returning fans of Monk will love how this creative team was able to preserve all that we admire about Adrian Monk while bringing him into the present,” UCP president Beatrice Springborn said. “We can’t wait for Peacock viewers to experience this fresh, fun and imaginative film.” The original series revolved around Adrian Monk and his psychological disorder that costs him his position as a legendary homicide detective on the San Francisco police force. Due to the tragic unsolved murder of his wife, Trudy, Monk has developed a heightened fear of germs, heights, crowds and virtually everything else, which provides an unusual challenge to solving crimes … not to mention his day-to-day existence. In the highly rated series finale, Monk solved the biggest case of his career, cracking the mystery of who killed his beloved wife. The series won a total of eight Primetime Emmy Awards and two SAG Awards. Shalhoub, who was also and EP, was Emmy-nominated for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series for eight consecutive years (2003 to 2010) and won in 2003, 2005 and 2006. Nearly 11 years after the Monk series finale in May 2020, Peacock reunited series stars for The At-Home Variety Show, featuring Shalhoub and his co-stars Levine, Howard and Gray-Stanford, showing how their characters were coping during the pandemic. All eight seasons of Monk are available to stream on Peacock. ------------------ Hopefully it will be just as good as the series...

Free entry?

Actually I think they charge rent…

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Yep…. Not sure what they are talking about…

It is, but still, so? Really not that big of a deal IMO...

Good job by the Hurricanes on running out the clock against the Jackets...

So?

My condolences cmh...

Wasn't my intention for sure, it just happened that way...

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I guess that means that The Flock of Seagulls will be changing their set list…

LMAO

Damn shame that Notre Dame is going to lose to Louisville…. Man such a damn shame…

@OldMaid @GutterBoy: Thanks for the info…. Straight to Nun 2 then…

You know, the one that was moderated and removed the posts that had nothing to do with it?