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The Past Present and Future has been my dream project to work on. It was a book that I spent years developing ideas for. After finally writing the book, I made spin-offs and sequels.

The characters:

Kate Cornelia: The protagonist. A shy 20-year-old woman that has had a hard time moving on from the pain of her sad past. She seeks a potentially happy future with her new bestie, Penelope.

Penelope Takahata: The deuteragonist. A woman that's around Kate age that Kate meets in college. Penelope's a very caring woman who grows a quick attachment to Kate. She quickly gets a crush on Kate.

Mr. Gorshin: The main antagonist. A businessman that runs an organization that's supposed to help grieving kids. However, Mr. Gorshin is more interested in getting rich and becoming the next mayor.

Tara Lola: Penelope's childhood friend who was a popular cheerleader. Tara cares a lot about Penelope, so she starts getting jealous when Penelope starts spending her time with Kate.

Emily: A close friend of Penelope and Tara. She is obsessed with following the rules, so she strives to become a member of law enforcement. Despite being a stickler for the rules, she has a kind heart.

Lacy Jay: Kate's childhood friend who was like a sister to her. Kate has a hard time moving on with her life without her. An imaginary version of Lacy haunts Kate in her dreams.

Robert: Kate and Lacy's mysterious neighbor who went on to become Mr. Gorshin's assistant. Kate blames him for Lacy's disappearance, while Robert appears to be going through a guilt trip.

Vincent Jay: Lacy's father. A businessman and scientist who becomes obsessed with trying to find a way to bring Lacy back. He thinks of Kate as a second daughter.

Mayor Lloyd Cliff: The current mayor of New York City. He feels that he isn't as good of a mayor as he should be. Mr. Gorshin wants him to step down, so he can become the new mayor.

Brandon Takahata: Penelope's older, immature brother. Brandon strives to become a surfer, but he's too impatient and lazy to train.

The story can be read here: link

Which of these characters sounds the most interesting? Feel free to vote in this poll: link
Roddy McDowall was a wonderful actor who left a huge impact on the world of Hollywood. He was an important part of various franchises. One of those franchises was Batman.

Several famous actors guest-starred in the original Batman series as villains. One of the most memorable guests was Roddy McDowall as the Bookworm. Because of Roddy McDowall's great performance and the Bookworm's fun personality and gimmick, the Bookworm is one of the more popular villains from the series. The Bookworm was one of the villains that was created for the series. Along with King Tut and Egghead, the Bookworm is...
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In honor of Paul Reubens, I have this article that looks over the times that Paul Reubens appeared in the Batman franchise.

Paul Reubens had a cameo appearance in Batman Returns film as the Penguin's father. The Penguin's father was originally going to be played by Burgess Meredith, the actor that played the Penguin in the original Batman series and movie. However, Burgess Meredith was dealing with health problems, so he had to pass on the role. Batman Returns wasn't the first time that Paul Reubens appeared in a Tim Burton film, because he had previously starred in Pee-wee's Big Adventure....
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Blue's Clues fans know that Steven Burns's Steve was the original host of Blue's Clues. While working on the fourth season, Steve decided it was time for him to step down as host and move on to other things in his life. However, that didn't mean that it was time for the series to end. Blue's Clues was still a big hit with families, so it was decided that the series would get a new host.

Nickelodeon decided to do something rather amusing when it came time to announce the new host. Instead of just giving the answer away, Nickelodeon did a commercial that said that you had to see the newest episode...
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Batgirl almost had a film come out, but before the finishing touches could be put on the film, it was cancelled. Instead of getting a theatrical release, DVD release or streaming release, the film wasn't released to the public in any format. I was and still am very upset about the film's cancellation, because I had been looking forward to the film. In fact, it was one of my most anticipated superhero films.

It was going to be Batgirl's first film.

While Batgirl did appear in 1997's Batman and Robin and several animated films, this film was going to be her first time in the spotlight. Barbara...
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Joel Schumacher directed 1995's Batman Forever and 1997's Batman and Robin. There were plans to have him direct a third Batman film. The film was expected to have a 1999 release, but it ended up not getting made. However, a lot of thought went into ideas for the film.

Joel Schumacher's Batman films are considered to be sequels to Tim Burton's Batman despite having a different director and different actors playing Batman. Joel Schumacher was brought on after the studio feared that Tim Burton's version of Batman was becoming too scary to market towards kids. Joel Schumacher was asked by the studio...
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In my previous Blue's Clues article, I mentioned how Steven Burns's Steve passed the hosting torch down to Donovan Patton's Joe in 2002. This helped ensure that the Blue's Clues series would continue even after Steve was no longer a part of the show. Steve served as the host of the first four seasons and the original movie. His time as host started in 1996 and ended in 2002. Joe served as the host of the fifth and sixth seasons. His time as host started in 2002 and ended in 2006. Joe also appeared in Blue's Room. That series began in 2004 and ended in 2007.

After the original series and Blue's...
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Passing the torch is a very important thing to do when it comes to careers. They say that nothing lasts forever, but by passing the torch down, a legacy can continue to go on. Actors can't have the same roles forever, so it's necessary for them to pass the roles down to new people. Doing this can be risky, because if the new people don't do as good of a job, it can lead to unhappy responses from fans. However, it's important to have trust and faith for the next generation.

The Blue's Clues franchise is one of the best examples I've seen of passing the torch. In 1996, the Blue's Clues franchise...
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