Random Ep of Unsolved Mysteries!
Here’s a totally random episode of Unsolved Mysteries, from the Dennis Farina era:
When I say random, I mean it. There are tons of the Farina eps on YouTube now; I picked this one totally blind. (My feeling is that there’s no such thing as a bad Unsolved Mysteries episode.)
Spooky Sunday Survey!
Hope everyone enjoyed the first day of October!
Coming up this week on Dino Drac: This year’s Halloween Mood Table, a new video and at least one more article beyond those. (I’m gonna miss a day or two for a family event, but there ain’t much I can do about that!)
Let’s try a survey tonight:
In the comments, dig deep into that brain of yours and share one really random memory of Halloween.
(And I mean Halloween proper. October 31st.)
Happy October!!
By the time most of you read this, IT WILL BE OCTOBER.
…which means that there’s still a whole month left on Dino Drac’s Halloween Countdown! 🙂
October 1st falling on a weekend almost makes up for this year’s midweek Halloween. Almost.
To celebrate October’s arrival, I think I’ll dust off one of the classics:
Enjoy It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown.
Sure, it’ll hit network television at some point, but there’s no harm in seeing it twice this year.
Free-For-All Friday Thread #14!
Hey guys — it’s Free-For-All Friday again!
Talk about whatever you want in the comments. Tonight is all about YOU!
It’s the last Friday of September, so make it count!
Side note: I always hate to bury “media” pieces on the main page almost as quickly as they’re published, so if you missed them this week, there’s a new Madd Matt video and a new Purple Stuff minisode!
Want a little background noise for tonight’s thread? Okay, got you covered:
Here’s the whole Hocus Pocus soundtrack, as suggested by KelseyW!
Kelsey adds: “Hocus Pocus is one of my all-time favorite movies. The soundtrack screams fall and Halloween to me. I have an early childhood memory of my sister and I running around the living room to a certain part of the end title music while my babysitter watched in amusement. To this day, I try to watch this movie once or twice during every Halloween season.”
Happy Free-For-All Friday!
