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From S21E5 (starting about the 28-min mark). The studio completely passed it without so much as a snort, and I’ve seen it mentioned nowhere since then. >!While discussing Armando constantly squeaking that horn, Alex comes out with “I do find horns (Hornes) funny…” and perfectly, no one acknowledges him! !<

…”Anything Goes” was, in fact, a ‘real’ 1930s song, written for a well-known 1934 musical, by a well-known songwriter (Cole Porter), and was later translated into Mandarin for ToD.

Having learned that “Anything Goes” was not, in fact, an original composition (as I had always assumed), I admit that it does make more sense that ToD would use a pre-existing show tune, rather than write a new one in a different language.

Is it just decor or does it do something?

Anybody have a cast list for the audio dramas? I’ve been looking for one for a long time and haven’t ever been able to find one!

It was from probably the early to mid ‘30s, and all I remember was that the “plane” in the movie was more like a cruise ship, because air travel was still so new, I guess. Everybody had their own cabin onboard and they could go outside “on deck,” even though they were in the air. Obviously most people at the time had no idea what flying was really like. Any thoughts?

Any word on there’s an episode of S6 missing from the BYUTv app?

I was on the verge of quitting the game because I was struggling so much to save up magic, and I’m staring at several things that cost quite a lot (to me, anyway.)

Then I come on here and discover that some of y’all that have been playing for a long time have more than you would ever need. Couldn’t you just give it to me?