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The pets suspect a Siamese cat visiting the day camp is preying on Mrs. Twombly. Meanwhile, Blythe encourages the Biskit twins to join their mathlete team after she overhears them using narratives of their daily life to solve complex math equations.

Destruction, as drawn by Michael Zulli in The Wake, the final Sandman volume

Richmond, Virginia, Confederate States of America

Karimanagar District's location within Telangana, India

Blythe uses the pets as diversions in order to rescue Zoe's sister from inside Largest Ever Pet Shop, an expansive pet store retail chain owned by the Biskit twins' father, Fisher Biskit.

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

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Julie McNally-Cahill & Tim Cahill and Tom Minton

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After moving into an apartment, Blythe Baxter gains the ability to communicate with animals after falling in a dumbwaiter. There, she meets a group of pets who reside in a day camp area of a pet shop, who enlist her help when the store is on the verge of running out of business.

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Doug Walker, Malcolm Ray, Tamara Chambers

In the second part, Blythe hosts an animal fashion show featuring the pets in order to drive revenue to the pet shop. Meanwhile, the Biskit twins plan to get back on the Biskit twins by embarrassing her during the climax of her show.

The winning team receives the Anglo-Celt Cup.

"[Enshrinement] would be nice, but when you’re my age, 89 going on 90, questions of mortality have a greater priority than a promised immortality."

Blythe stresses over the upcoming International Pet Fashion Expo when she is asked to do a photo shoot for Très Blasé.

NASA Award for Exceptional Scientific Achievement

The Aeroflot-Nord Boeing 737-500 that crashed

Russell and Blythe find themselves in a state of solitude.
An old nemesis shows up to defeat Blythe and the pets competing in the Carnival parade in Rio.

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Blythe must trade in her scooter for a sales kiosk in order for her to enter enter the International Pet Fashion Expo. Meanwhile, Roger's airline launches a "Pet Jet" service, with the pets using it to launch one of their largest fantasies yet.
When Blythe and the pets travel to Shanghai to attend a ceremony honoring Mrs. Twombly as originator of Kung Fu Quilting, Penny Ling is reunited with family she never knew she had. Meanwhile the pets prepare a Chinese dragon dance to ward off spirits.

After a parody of Batman Returns, where the Critic returns home in a daze and goes on a violent rampage, smashing various products with a frying pan, we flash back one hour to show that, after learning that he could jumpstart it into ironic popularity, he reviews Foodfight! . He declares it not only the worst animated movie he has ever seen, but also one of the worst movies he's ever reviewed, heavily panning the massive amount of product placement, ridiculous and inconsistent plot, horrible and often frightening animation, frequent trips into the Uncanny Valley, hideous racial stereotypes, dreadful puns and endless sexual innuendos, the latter of which he deems unfit for what is supposedly a film for children. Special criticism is reserved for the fact that the product mascots shown are practically background characters in their own film and half of them are bitter, unflattering parodies of the ones the producers could not afford. He also frequently mentions the fact that the film's budget was apparently $65 million, which baffles him considering the outcome of the final product. In the end, he figures out that the creator of the film must be Jar Jar Binks, who he fires a missile at. Afterwards, he learns that all his suffering was for nothing, as the film never became popular after all due of "Hipster Effect", leading back to the opening, after which he warns his fellow critics to watch at their own risk.

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On nail-clipping day at the day camp, Sunil becomes anxious about being clipped and cowers in fear in front of Blythe's friends. Jasper, who finds his worried facial expression cute, takes a picture of him with his phone and edits it into an image macro. Soon after he uploads the macro on the Internet, Sunil and the day camp attracts media coverage from across the globe. His attention becomes the source of jealousy for Zoe, and the vanity of the Biskit twins, who produce a music video of themselves in an attempt to become viral.

MIT Science Council Prize for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching

The pets are driven to madness trying to identify a hum resonating from inside the shop, while Blythe runs for class president against the Biskits.
Russell becomes ecstatic as he reviews the plans for his first slumber party while with Blythe at the day camp. Jealous that they are not invited, Sunil and Vinnie make plans to crash their party. Meanwhile, Mrs. Twombly notices her supplies are being consumed by something, and jokingly cites a poltergeist as the cause of it, which awakens Russell's superstitions about a ghost he read up on. Later, Sunil and Vinnie's attempt by to break in to the pet shop sends the city without power, causing Russell to hallucinate an octopus-like creature trying to devour him.

"I think some people think I'm like anti-label and I'm not. I just wanted to sign a deal when the time was right. I'm anti being shot out of a rocket when you're not ready and the songs and image aren't there. I think labels are skipping on the whole development side of an artist so you have to do it yourself these days. I wasn't ready to make an album last year, but now we've taken our time with everything the timing feels right."

The results of DNA testing for two of the pets cause panic in the day camp. Meanwhile, Roger is laid off from his job as a pilot, and assumes the role of the Biskit twin's personal assistant and chauffeur instead.

"As an educational institution, our mission is to promote a non-dogmatic learning environment that brings together people, cultures and ideas from around the world, changing lives, and helping transform organisations through management education. Through teaching, we develop responsible, thoughtful leaders and entrepreneurs who create value for their organisations and their communities. Through research, we expand the frontiers of academic thought and influence business practice."

Julie McNally-Cahill & Tim Cahill and Evan Gore & Heather Lombard
Sunil is mistaken for Shahrukh, a famous movie mongoose hailing from India. The pets bend over backwards to appease him, but quickly lose their patience at his pampered behavior during his stay at the day camp.

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An endangered specimen of cobra escapes from within a pet carrier of Fisher Biskit, after finding a potential buyer for it. Meanwhile, after three straight days of rain, the pets go on a walk with Blythe to their public park. Sunil breaks away from the group, and finds himself among a group of tribal raccoons, as well as a pigeon who can understand them. There, they find the escaped cobra, and Sunil saves them after confronting it using his primal instincts. They celebrate, and the raccoons force Sunil to stay with them indefinitely as their king.

Conestee, Greenville County, South Carolina

Julie McNally-Cahill & Tim Cahill and Corey Powell
Sunil loses his confidence after an incident involving escaped insects. Penny Ling offers to help the unnerved mongoose by role-playing as superheroes, which becomes a problem when Sunil believes he actually has superpowers. Meanwhile, with the help of Russell and Sugar Sprinkles, Blythe helps Youngmee and her aunt Christie find an ideal parking space for the Sweet Delights truck, only to compete for it against the Biskit Twins.

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A sample of "Daughter", the second single released from the album. The song has an acoustic sound and lyrics written by Vedder about a child who is abused by her parents because they do not understand her learning disability. The song became a hit and helped solidify the group's success following Ten.

The Critic reviews The Swan Princess , one of his longest requests. He calls the film "Diet Disney", as it rips off elements from many of their films, especially Sleeping Beauty, The Little Mermaid, and Beauty and the Beast. He also criticizes the poor plot and romance, the main characters for starting out unique and interesting, then becoming so bland and generic that the majority of the songs are sung by supporting and background characters, certain weird casting decisions , the weak comedy, and the animation for being too fast paced and energetic for a romance. However, he does give some praise to the opening song "This Is My Idea" for being somewhat entertaining. Special criticism is reserved for the villain's bizarre name, "Rothbart", and his scheme for making no sense whatsoever. At the end, he talks to Chambers and Ray about other "diet" animation brands, such as "Diet Dreamworks" , "Diet Pixar" and "Seuss Zero". The latter drink's description foreshadows the next review, after being described as being orange and having none of Dr. Seuss' creative genius.

Russell tries to reconcile Sunil and Vinnie's friendship after an emotional falling out sparks between them.

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Our country through?
It is the ball a-rolling on,
For Tippecanoe and Tyler too, Tippecanoe and Tyler too.
And with them, we'll beat the little Van, Van, Van
Van is a used-up man.

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While on her way to meet with her friends at a flash mob, Blythe gets trapped in the dumbwaiter along with Zoe, Pepper and Minka. While Penny Ling tries to attract the attention of the boys to get them out from the dumbwaiter, Zoe and Pepper start to fight, and within their compact space, Minka's claustrophobia is triggered.
Julie McNally-Cahill & Tim Cahill and Guy Toubes

"Marvin was a groundbreaker. Players of my era and the player of today should appreciate the benefits that resulted from Marvin's leadership. He had a great way of communicating and relating the issues to us. I was proud to be one of the players that sat alongside him."

Sunil and Vinnie hear howling noises coming from inside the pet shop, and suspect that their friends have turned into werewolves. When Mrs. Twombly finds she has been outbid at an online auction for a highly coveted doorknob by her rival, Fisher Biskit, she takes Blythe and herself for a visit to his mansion to find its whereabouts.
Russell, Zoe, and Vinnie, along with Buttercream, try to retrieve a recipe stolen from Blythe by the Biskits, who plan to use it for a baking competition hosted at Blythe's school. All the while, Vinnie has a vision of cakes occupying the world.

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Youngmee's Aunt Christie opens a confectionery store adjacent to Littlest Pet Shop, and the pets meet pet Buttercream Sunday, a hyperactive rabbit, who invites them to overindulge themselves on the sugar-filled treats located in Christie's pantry.

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* Pedro Pascal as Oberyn Martell
* Michiel Huisman as Daario Naharis
* Owen Teale as Alliser Thorne
* Tara Fitzgerald as Selyse Baratheon
* Kate Dickie as Lysa Arryn
* Dominic Carter as Janos Slynt
* Mark Stanley as Grenn
* Ben Crompton as Edd Tollett
* Josef Altin as Pypar
* Daniel Portman as Podrick Payne
* Lino Facioli as Robin Arryn
* Brenock O'Connor as Olly
* Andy Beckwith as Rorge
* Ben Hawkey as Hot Pie
* Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson as Gregor Clegane
* Brian Fortune as Othell Yarwyck
* Gerard Jordan as Biter

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Vinnie gets to tour the set of his favorite dance competition show, Shake a Leg. When his dance performance in front of the show's judges gets harshly rejected, he tearfully abandons Blythe into the streets, where he befriends an ensemble of street-dancing lizards. Meanwhile, the pets stumble around trying to find a decent spot for their remote control.
Julie McNally-Cahill & Tim Cahill and Roger Eschbacher
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Roger reveals to Blythe that he has just submitted Blythe's pet backpack to Mona Autumn, a critic for the top fashion magazine, Très Blasé. Knowing that Autumn's critiques are notoriously harsh, she starts panicking about her interview, ignoring the pet's problem with a new visitor, Wiggles McSunbask , a juvenile alligator who soon takes over the day camp. When Blythe's designs are rejected by Mona, as feared, and suggests that she peruses another career, she grows depressed, much to the sadness of Roger and the helplessness of the pets.

The Critic reviews the Tim Burton version of Alice in Wonderland after following the "Black Rabbit" , who has stolen a hard drive of old home movies, into "Burtonland", which he explores with "Malice" . Though he addresses some nice visuals and a bit of zaniness from the source material, he criticizes it for being disloyal to both the story and the spirit of the source material, pointing out the clichéd and weak story, generic and poorly acted characters and content that is too violent for a PG-rated film, such as the main character crossing a moat filled with severed heads. Special criticism is reserved for the Red Queen changing the world's name from "Wonderland" to "Underland" which pretty much makes the film's entire title incorrect, as it is not a remake of the animated film but a live action sequel, even saying that Care Bears in Wonderland was a better adaptation, as it kept the zaniness throughout and the main threat better fit the story. In the end, after the Critic tells Burton off for all his bad remakes, saying he has been living in someone else's shadow, the Rabbit and Malice play the home movies and reveal that the Critic's childhood room is filled with Burton paraphernalia, with work inspired by Burton's films that even the Critic thought were not that great. Burton then convinces the Critic that it is worth sitting through some bad films to get to good films before sending him back to the real world. The video then finishes with a sudden downer ending when it is announced that Burton's next project, Big Eyes, has been cancelled and that he will instead be making a live action feature film adaptation of Adventure Time with Helena Bonham Carter as Finn and Johnny Depp as Jake. This makes the Critic forget whatever lesson he was supposed to learn.

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Slow business prompts Mrs. Twombly to shoot a commercial for Littlest Pet Shop.

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March–May 1993 at The Site in Nicasio, California and Potatohead Studio in Seattle, Washington

Blythe accidentally starts a new fashion craze with her wild "Nest Hat", inspired by a nest that lands on her head. To her shock, she finds an unhatched egg laying inside of it. The pets are chosen to take care of the newly hatched chick using their animal instincts, while Blythe tries to find the chick's mother. However, her plans fall in the hands of the Biskit twins, holding her hostage while trying to exploit her new-found fame.

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Everett Moore Baker Memorial Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching

Blythe attempts to be the peacekeeper between Zoe and her old rival Madame Pom when arrives at day camp, all the while Penny Ling and Vinnie nearly destroy the shop while practicing for their new group dance routine. Likewise, Mrs. Twombly goes on a rampage in search of her favorite cleaning spray.

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Julie McNally-Cahill & Tim Cahill and Mitch Larson
A few months pass since Blythe left for her summer junior program, but her dream school is not as exciting as she thought it would be when all the campus talks about is fashion. Meanwhile, aching to see her in person again, the pets come up with a plan to visit Blythe while she is away at fashion camp for the summer.

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At the Pet Expo, the Biskits sabotage Blythe at every turn, fueling superstitions over her entry.
Blythe earns the gratitude of the Biskit twins after defending them against a bully during gym, but ends up being forced from talking her other friends. Meanwhile, Pepper is inspired to use insult comedy as part of her stand-up comedy schtick, but takes it too far on Penny while being unaware of her sensitive feelings.
Blythe stumbles upon some keys belonging to her crush, Josh Sharp, and goes searching for him using Sunil's precognition. When he assumes she has gotten lost due to his own lack of faith in his psychic abilities, he enlists the help of his friends, along with larger-than-life parrot Esteban Banderas.

The Critic, along with Malcolm and Tamara, looks back on The Disney Afternoon , imitating what it was like to come home from school and watch it. He finds most of the shows to be great nostalgic classics, some more than others, but finds Bonkers, Shnookums and Meat, Quack Pack, and Mighty Ducks to all be terrible, criticizing their annoying characters, ridiculous and unoriginal premises, and stupid scenarios, though he did praise the casting of the villains in Mighty Ducks, having Tim Curry and Tony Jay together. During the review, comments made by Malcolm that anger the Critic result in him beating him up. The review ends with them being "forced to do their homework" by the Critic and Malcolm's mothers and Linkara pretending to be Tamara's grandmother.

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Blythe must babysit Buttercream while trying to finish reading a book simultaneously, while Pepper struggles to socialize with a visitor to the day camp whom she finds herself smitten with.

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Vinnie accidentally falls into a dumpster while trying to catch a fly and is transported to the dump, where he encounters a rat that helps him get back to the pet store. Blythe contracts the common cold and can no longer understand the pets, so the pets try to cure her.
When Blythe's enters her dress designs for the The Big, Feathered Parade at the parade's warehouse, she is promptly denied due to age restrictions. There, she comes across Ramon , the head designer of the parade, and his Common Myna, Desi . Ramon becomes impressed upon seeing her designs, and decides to steal them by switching her portfolio with his identical one. Blythe notices the replacement, and when she sees her designs being used on every aspect of the parade the next day, she sets off to reclaim ownership of them. Meanwhile, when Vinnie pairs with Zoe to quench his obsession, Bruce the iguana , he struggles to find a water bottle big enough for Bruce.
While searching for Mrs. Twombly's missing glasses, Blythe comes across Shivers, a fast-talking squirrel with a hoarding problem. When Blythe and the pets realize Shivers is at fault for items missing from Littlest Pet Shop, they try to help him face his issue.

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Vinnie and Sunil try to entertain Mr. VonFuzzlebut, a raccoon who is placed at the day camp, after being challenged by Russell. As soon as he arrives, however, he enters a deep sleep, confusing them. Meanwhile, Fisher Bisket encounters difficulty finding the reason behind Littlest Pet Shop's recent success.
Suspecting that he has become too serious for his own good, Russell loosens up by creating an alter ego, dubbed "Fun Russell". Meanwhile, Blythe finds her friend Sue mimicking every aspect of her personality unsettling.

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Minka tries to befriend an antisocial tortoise named Olive Shellstein, who is dropped off at the day camp, but stumbles to get her out of her shell before she has to leave. Meanwhile, Blythe surprises Blythe at her high school in his helicopter, wishing to spend the day together.
Blythe discovers Mrs. Twombly's past as the inventor of a unique martial art. Meanwhile, Pepper's comedy idol, Old Bananas, comes to visit the day camp, but finds herself struggling to amuse him with her jokes, in order to earn his signature thumbs up of approval.

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Syria increased political control over Lebanon

Lewis Lovhaug, Rob Walker, Doug and Malcolm's mothers

Zoe, temporarily bandaged due to an embarrassing pimple on her nose, asks Penny Ling to pass along her romantic feelings to her crush, Digby, during his stay at the day camp. Meanwhile, Russell hides in Blythe's backpack, wanting to pursue an education, but gets lost within the corridors of her high school.

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Penny Ling invents a convoluted tale during a story-creation session among the pets.
The host of a reality television series informs Mrs. Twombly of buried treasure located beneath Littlest Pet Shop, belonging to one of her ancestors. Their efforts at excavation quickly become the source of irritation for Blythe when they start causing property damage, and the source of outrage for Pepper, who takes the crew's map to show to the pets. There, the roots of Littlest Pet Shop are uncovered, and the story of Henrietta Twombly is told in the form of flashbacks.
When Blythe gets accepted into the junior program at a fashion school, she, along with her family and friends from school and at Littlest Pet Shop, have to bode with the anxiety of her leaving.

The Critic reviews Ghost Dad . Though he admits that the effects are decent for the time it came out, he heavily criticizes the fact that acting legend Sidney Poitier is the director, as well as the awkward acting, especially from Bill Cosby and Ian Bannen, unfunny script, complete lack of realism both in the treatment of the scenario and the way the characters act in general, plethora of nerdy stereotypes and a ridiculous plot twist, feeling that the film's creepier moments fit better in a horror movie. Special criticism is reserved for the rules of the afterlife, which make no sense and feel completely random, as well as being inconsistent. During the review, he claims to be a ghost, having committed suicide after watching it, and torments Ray and Chambers by making them dress in various humiliating outfits, only to reveal in the end that he is alive and is getting them back for their assault on him during the Wicker Man review, only for them to attack him again after he confesses.

*Gummi Bears : Also noted is the overdramatic presentation of the theme song.
**He praises the show's theme song, animation, stories, villain and voice acting.
*DuckTales
**Having mentioned the show in previous episodes, he praise the animation, stories, catchy theme song and timeless characters.
*Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers
**He praises the show for it's main characters, adventures and morals. Special mention is given to the "Case of the Cola Cult" episode.
*TaleSpin
**He praises the show's humor, adventures and the characters of Rebecca Cunningham and Don Karnage, but pans the character of Molly Cunningham. He questions why The Jungle Book gets its own show and why only three of the characters are on the show.
*Darkwing Duck
**He praises the character of Gosalyn Mallard as the most energetic kid character in a Disney show, some of the villains, the satire of other super hero related stuff and the main character as the first Disney character to be an egotistical hero.
*Goof Troop
**He has mixed feelings towards this show, feeling it's trying to have Disney be more hip and modern with it's audience. He also finds the character Max not all that interesting and the adventures in suburbia not fun. However, he finds Pete and his family more funny and wishes the show was more about them.
*Bonkers
**He criticizes the annoying main character, the famous Disney Toons not getting good cameos, unfunny humor and the show's premise for ripping off Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and states that the idea of cartoon characters in the real world doesn't work, due to the show being completely animated.
*Gargoyles
**He previously did a full episode dedicated to the show. He praises the dark original story, characters, and animation and feels it is a good mature Disney show.
*Aladdin
**While praising the idea of the show, its stories and new characters, he criticizes the poor animation, continuity errors with the movie, Aladdin and Jasmine's bland relationship, Dan Castellaneta's poor attempts to recreate Robin Williams' performance as the Genie and an overuse of Gilbert Gottfried's voice on the show.
*Timon & Pumbaa
**He finds the show has good pacing, decent animation, fun stories and even finds Timon and Pumbaa more funny here than on The Lion King.
*Shnookums and Meat
**He pans the show for ripping off Ren and Stimpy, the animation for being too clean and finds the characters for being more annoying than Bonkers.
*Quack Pack
**He criticizes the characters of Huey, Dewey, and Louie, the theme song's lyrics, scripts, stories and what the show stands for.
*Mighty Ducks
**He finds this show to be what killed The Disney Afternoon. He criticizes the show for having to do nothing with the movie series it is based on despite it having the title and sport they play, the story and main characters. However, he praises the casting of Tim Curry and Tony Jay as the villains and the idea of putting them together on the show.

Vinnie's tail falls off in an act of autotomy, and after a series of trials to find an adequate replacement for it, he is shocked to find that he becomes better at dancing without one. Meanwhile, Zoe and Pepper become rivals over the theme for a party meant for Penny Ling.
Surrounded by guilt, the pets try to prove Blythe's innocence after she is accused of sending Aunt Cristie's truck careening down the street while meeting Buttercream's alley cat friend, Sugar Sprinkles.

A sample of "Go", the first single released from the album. The song's main guitar riff was written by Abbruzzese.

Julie McNally-Cahill & Tim Cahill and Merriwether Williams

Bihar legislative assembly election Feb 2005

Zoe begs for Blythe to enter her in a reality television series based on a beauty pageant for dogs. What starts of as enjoyable starts to consume Blythe, who becomes driven by winning the pageant, much to the dejection of Zoe.

the Israeli–Palestinian conflict and Lebanese Civil War

Fleischmann showing off part of his cold fusion test apparatus.

The Critic starts off Nicolas Cage Month by reviewing Face/Off . He criticizes the plot holes, hammy acting from both Cage and John Travolta , the fact that the film seemingly wants us to root for Castor Troy by making him more likable than Sean Archer, and the usual cliches from both the 90's and director John Woo . However, he lends heavy praise to the action, and acknowledges that the corniness is what makes it so fun. Special criticism is reserved for the complete total incompetence of the prison Archer-as-Castor Troy is sent to.

This is the last episode to feature Rachel Tietz who moved to California for further acting opportunities. Doug Walker made a farewell video dedicated to her but accidentally deleted it. At the end of the video, he allowed her to say her goodbyes on Skype, and mentioned that there would be a new female co-star for his reviews, later revealed on Facebook to be Tamara Chambers, Tietz's roommate.

As the world is overwhelmed by love for The Lorax , the Critic breaks into the headquarters of the focus group experts from the Cat in the Hat review and lectures them on their mistakes by reviewing the film. Though he admits it's not as bad as The Grinch or The Cat in the Hat and praises the animation, he criticizes the complete lack of loyalty to the story, spirit and message of the original book, boring and generic characters , poor voice acting, irritating and dated pop culture references and weak songs, particularly the fact that only the last one mentions the message, while the rest go in the opposite direction. Special criticism is reserved for the ending for taking away the ambiguity of that of the book and replacing it with a stock, cliched climax and conclusion and in your face message. By the review's end, the film's fans have abandoned it, to the surprise joy of the black expert. Revealing himself to be "Black Willy Wonka", he shows the Critic that the fans have gone back to reading the book, and that that was his plan in making this, along with The Grinch and The Cat in the Hat: to make audiences appreciate the books more.

Sheremetyevo International Airport, Moscow, Russia

-- Joe Torre, Major League Baseball executive vice president of baseball operations and former MLB player'''

China deployed an oil rig in a disputed section between the two country.

Blythe rejects the notion of her dad going on a date to a charity ball, while Penny Ling struggles to voice her disapproval of an outfit Blythe designs for her to wear at the ball along with the rest of the pets.

Ancient Temple site at Arrur Village in Nalgonda District

Mrs. Twombly is inspired to set up a booth for a self-proclaimed pet psychic by the name of Finola, after she demonstrates her mind-reading on the pets by describing their personalities . However, her predictions for other customer's pets break the bank for Mrs. Twombly; all her prognoses revolve around the pet wanting a brand of dog food. Meanwhile, the pets suffer while trying to mold themselves into Finola's personality readings, trying to avoid disrupting her partnership with Mrs. Twombly. When Blythe sees what is happening, Finola's pet sugar glider, Sweet Cheeks, may have the answer for Blythe as to what his owner's business really is.
Mrs. Twombly raise the amount of sales at the pet shop; meanwhile, the pets observe UFOs.

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An aerial view of damage in the Sendai region with black smoke coming from the Nippon Oil Sendai oil refinery

Blythe enlists the pets to retrieve her new favorite necklace that fell inside a vat of batter used for filling a huge cupcake order with Youngmee. This proves difficult for them, when they discover the order was placed by Fisher Bisket for his twin daughter's "quarter-birthday" party.
After losing a ball while playing catching, Minka and Penny Ling try to retrieve it when it rolls into a natural history museum. Blythe tries to retrieve the two without losing all the other pets, but finds out that the museum disallows animals. She conceals the rest in her bags and backpack, but as she spots the two that were missing, Zoe flees from her bag upon inspection from the museum's security guard. Now with three of the pets missing, Blythe must manage to find them all, eventually losing the rest in the process: Sunil and Vinnie in the taxidermy section, and Russell in a supply closet.

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Clockwise from Top right: Sri Raja Rajeswara Temple in Vemulawada, NTPC power plant in Ramagundam, Teen Minar at Elgandal, Lower Manair dam in Karimnagar, Jagityal clock tower, Karimnagar clock tower

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Israeli military victory
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— Azalea discussing her stance on signing to a major record label.

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at Burton Albion until the end of the season

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Roger takes Blythe and the pets to a camping trip in search of Bigfoot.

at Queens Park Rangers until the end of the season

The Critic concludes Nicolas Cage Month by reviewing Ghost Rider . He feels that the premise has a lot of potential and finds the scenes with Ghost Rider himself to be quite awesome, but is disappointed to find that Cage's performance is a lot more downplayed than usual, feeling that the film would have been better if he had been over the top. He also feels that the potential is ruined by the poor script, acting , romance, cartoonish moments and villains. Special criticism is reserved for the ruining of an awesome scene where the two riders journey across the desert by having Elliot leave just before the final battle, claiming that he used the last of his powers in the ride, when he could have saved it for the battle. The Critic ultimately lays the blame for the film solely at the feet of writer-director Mark Steven Johnson, who he says should never have been allowed near another superhero movie after Daredevil.

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The pets try to convince Minka that she is the first monkey to land on Mars, and Pepper asks Blythe for input for her stand-up comedy act.

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When Blythe fills in for Zoe's owners and accompanies her to a dog show in Paris, they suddenly find themselves smitten; Blythe with the city and Zoe with a mime artist dog named Philippe.

The Critic continues Nicolas Cage Month by reviewing The Wicker Man . He considers the film hilariously bad, criticizing the overall poor acting and story, the implied misandry of the island's inhabitants, the fact that the film relies on poor attempts at scares to make up for those flaws, and the ongoing scenes of Cage's character having visions of a truck hitting a little girl like in the opening. Special criticism is reserved for the complete incompetence of Cage's character and how he does not seem to realise that something is wrong with the island. However, he does admit to finding a scene where Cage punches a woman out cold while wearing a bear suit unintentionally hilarious, even one of the most unintentionally hilarious moments ever put to film.

Throughout the review, the Critic is stalked by Tamara, who keeps referring to the film as her favorite of all time. At the end, she and Malcolm Ray capture the Critic, and force him to talk about the infamous bee torture scene from the film's unrated cut, which he initially refuses to address, as he feels there is no point in discussing an eight year-old meme. He eventually claims that the only reason the scene could be enjoyable is because of Cage's limited partially over-the-top performance, which makes the scene much more memorable than possibly any other scene from any of his movies. After stopping her from trying to force the Cinema Snob and Spoony to talk about the scene at a bar, the Critic invites her to work with him, which she accepts.

Blythe stumbles to fix a botched haircut on Zoe, while the other pets urge Minka to purse the life of an art superstar, and get out of hand when they overestimate her artistic endurance.

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