On Tuesday, November 22nd, 2022, to Thursday, November 24th, of 2022, “Family Feud Canada” with Gerry Dee was on the CBS channel, every night from 7:30 pm to 8 pm. In the last three episodes in just three days, surprisingly, they had this family. In which the father is an actor, and so is his wife.

David Kash. Canadian actor and director. Born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada on April 25th, 1959. At 63 years old when and his family were on that game tv show. He mentioned to Gerry Dee that he was this. And we’re looking at 1986, when he was famous thanks to science fiction filmmaker James Cameron.

David Kash was Crew Chief Pvt. Spunkmeyer in “Aliens”. A drop-ship co-pilot for the United States Colonial Marines. His character was the navigator while his friend was flying the dropship. All the way to the terraforming colony, where it was overrun by the Xenomorph infestation.

He was killed off screen when one of them crept on board the drop-ship, as it killed him first, and then his friend, Colette Hiller as pilot Cpl. Ferro second. While flying the drop-ship to pick up the last colonial marines left, after the hive attack. Before it crashed into the power plant cooling system. Causing the plant to overheat and explode, hours later.

He also appeared as John Lake in the 2014 remake of “RoboCop”, the Russian spymaster in “XXX: Return of Xander Cage”, Rogers in “The Tuxedo” with Jackie Chan, and Karl Knave in one episode of “Goosebumps”. Didn’t appear much in media, but I felt very sorry on what happened to his pals Tip Tipping, Trevor Steedman, Bill Paxton and Al Matthews. Tip Tipping who was Pvt. Crowe in “Aliens” first of all, was 34 years old when he was killed in a parachuting accident on February 5th, 1993 in England. In Bill Paxton’s, Trevor Steedman’s, and Al Matthew’s cases later on in the late 2010’s, were dealing their own health issues.

Trevor Steedman, who was Pvt. Wierzbowski, was 62 years old when he passed away due to a stroke on June 25th, 2016. Then came Bill Paxton, who was Pvt. Hudson. For he was 61 years old when he passed away due to complications of heart surgery. On February 25th, 2017. And Al Matthews who was Sgt. Apone, was 75 years old when he passed away on September 22nd, 2018. He was battling a severe illness until he had to give it up. Jennifer Anniston was very emotional on what happened to Bill Paxton during the 89th Academy Awards ceremony.

As of early 2023, all what’s left of the cast of the colonial marines + heroes are him (Spunkmeyer), Sigourney Weaver (Lt. Ripley), Michael Biehn (Cpl. Dwayne Hicks), Jeanette Goldstein (Pvt. Vasquez), William Hope (Lt. Gorman), Rico Ross (Pvt. Frost), Mark Rolston (Pvt. Drake), Colette Hiller (pilot Cpl. Ferro), Cynthia Dale Scott (Cpl. Dietrich), and Lance Henriksen (Bishop).

David Kash and his family only won $3,000 on Family Feud Canada. Didn’t had the chance to win $10,000. His sister however too, turns out to be an actress as well as him. Didn’t appear much in the media. Only appeared as Mrs. Rooney in “Are We Done Yet?“ in 2007, Gwen in one 1993 episode of “Seinfeld”.

Fortunately, she did voiced in a few kids animated cartoons. Such as Grace in 8 episodes of “Timothy Goes To School”, and Clarabel in that 2020 reboot of “Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go!”. Catherine Disher voiced Annie as they were partners in crime in the animation business on this “Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go!”.

Not enough merchandise on those two once great Canadian stars unfortunately. In Linda Kash’s case, just a few plush dolls, toy trains and DVDs from “Timothy Goes To School” and “Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go!”.

What about her brother David Kash? A few figures mostly for his role as Crew Chief Pvt. Spunkmeyer in “Aliens”, including a Minimate figure. Not to mention that movie on DVD. But hey! They also did a few more minifigures including some Minimates figures for the rest of the cast who were the colonial marines. An APC too. No Lego sets, but only one Mega Bloks colonial marine. And it ain’t his character.

They didn’t do a Minimate figure of Cpl. Ferro unfortunately. But hopefully if the Minimates company can make one more of Colette Hiller as drop-ship pilot Cpl. Ferro, eventually, then collectors will collect them all. Depending on how goes for the company.

In conclusion, I don’t like Family Feud Canada with Gerry Dee, because of those ridiculous answers and questions. But I’m glad that Spunkmeyer is still alive. And so are his cast member friends who are the last of the colonial marines.

In Steve Harvey’s case on the American version of Family Feud, didn’t know about this. But he did had Kimberly Williams Paisley. On the celebrity edition.

Fio Piccolo herself from “Porco Rosso”. Partnered with Michael Keaton & Cary Elwes in Hayao Miyazaki’s anime masterpiece.

And guess who else was on “Celebrity Family Feud”? The stars of “Jackass: Forever”! Taser guns included!

Iran. One of the poorest countries in the Middle East. Things weren’t the same since it faced many wars including the war in Afghanistan. Until at last, it ended in 2021 for almost 20 long years. Now today, as the future is on ascending, the world must now focus on saving endangered species and stop global warming before it’s too late.

A few weeks after the Turkey-Syria earthquake, news had spread from Iran that only nine male cheetahs and three female cheetahs are left alive. Mostly Asian type. This was reported, shortly after this passed away too soon. As dead as Neil Armstrong’s 2 year old baby daughter Karen.

Born on May 1st, 2022, this Iranian cheetah 🐆 named Pirouz, was rescued along with his family. The other cubs didn’t make it cause there was no milk for them. All were forced to live separately and without maternal care. That included his mom and dad. Fortunately he survived and remained in Tehran. But was 10 months old when he passed away due to a kidney failure on February 28th, 2023.

But as you can see, this is what I’m talking about. Cheetahs, polar bears, killer whales, Tasmanian devils, Iberian lynxes, Siberian tigers, Iriomote cats, giant Pandas, and more are becoming endangered species. Everyone is not doing the right thing right now. All need to be saved before it’s completely too late. And the environment in Iran can be terrible when it’s all dirty and filthy. Animal lovers such as Al Gore and the Irwin’s will need to know about this. So as we need to save these endangered species before it’s too late, it’s time to do the three words. What are we gonna do? CHANGE THE WORLD!

Don’t delay! Time to save endangered species such as cheetahs today! Hurry right away! And make sure none don’t get kidney failures like what happened to this one.

Crime can be super duper serious. No matter where you are, or whatever you do. And it’s best not to get involved. Like a pickpocket in Spain who could steal your gold watch or wallet. At a train station or flea market. Right out of your pockets or off your wrist. Or some Amazon or EBay seller ripping you off that after u pay them, they just take off with your money, and not send u the item. That includes how they can give u a false address and wrong number. Or where they are located. It happens a lot on those two, Canada’s selling website Kijiji, and phone calls when they just do those stupid advertisement calls and text messages. Cyber bullying.

Which is why this explains everything, crime related, as long as this mystery is solved. And getting the bad guy behind bars. June 17th, 1972. The Watergate complex scandal. Five men were arrested that night. Two reporters from The Washington Post were on this case. Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward. By going after people who were working for President Richard Nixon, as well as how they knew about the scandal, they didn’t stop until the entire mystery was solved in the very end. And in the aftermath, while all five men pleaded guilty, Richard Nixon resigned. He too was involved in the Watergate scandal.

Which was why British journalist David Frost got to interview him in 1977. And then many years later, Ron Howard did that Oscar nominated movie we know of in late 2008. What about the two reporters from The Washington Post? They wrote a book about what they did, and then was made into a 1976 motion picture. Long before “Frost/Nixon”. Starring Robert Redford as Bob Woodward, and Dustin Hoffman as Carl Bernstein. Joining them are Hal Holbrook, Warren Beatty, F. Murray Abraham, and Martin Balsam.

To wrap this up, as I give this a ‘B+’, and recommend this for ADULTS ONLY, three things.

• In one of the early episodes in season 1 of “Pawn Stars: Do America”, a book copy of the same title by those two reporters, was pawned to the three guys from Las Vegas, Nevada. Therefore, it did.
• This won four Oscar awards. Best Sound, Best Art Direction, Best Supporting Actor, and Best Best Adapted Screenplay. It was close to winning to Best Picture, Best Director, & Best Film Editing, but lost when “Rocky” with Sylvester Stallone won them. At the 49th Academy Awards ceremony on March 28th, 1977.
• Shortly before OR after reviewing “Rocky” with Sylvester Stallone, Chicago Sun-Times film critic, and Pulitzer Prize winner Roger Ebert, awarded this 3 and 1/2 out of 4 stars, writing: “It provides the most observant study of working journalists we’re ever likely to see in a feature film. And it succeeds brilliantly in suggesting the mixture of exhilaration, paranoia, self-doubt, and courage that permeated The Washington Post as its two young reporters went after a presidency”. His film critic pal from the Chicago Tribune, Gene Siskel named this the best film of 1976 on his year-end list. I guarantee that this is, the biggest detective story to be ever told. And have it made into a motion picture.

From the director who did the 2016 remake of “The Magnificent Seven”, comes this true story for what happened during the American Civil War. Only on Apple TV. Shot in black and white, with a teeny bit of colour. Like how Steven Spielberg did on “Schindler’s List”.

Will Smith and Steven Ogg are the only stars I know of in this. Since January 1st, 1863, 350,000 African Americans were slaves down on those Louisiana plantations. The rest of the states, all we’re free except for Louisiana. Under the cruelty of the Confederate army, there were two options. Either wait until the Union army will come, or take freedom for themselves.

An escaped slave, nearly beaten to death on a Louisiana danger zone, while building a narrow gauge railway, heads up north to head for the Union Army. Destination: Baton Rouge. Just as long as he outwits those cold blooded hunters who went after him. It’s a long perilous journey since animator/director Don Bluth did “The Land Before Time”.

I don’t like a little girl with baby teeth, ringing a bell while yelling ‘Runner!’, and Ben Foster, who was Warren Worthington III/Angel in “X-Men: The Last Stand”, as one of them cold blooded hunters. But you could say that both Floyd Lawton/Deadshot from “Suicide Squad”, and the Union Army got the best out of them. And should’ve won both a Golden Globe Award and Oscar award for this, instead of “King Richard”.

What’s magnificent about this story is that after our hero makes it to the Union Army and enlists, he becomes a sergeant. And leads a regiment to the Siege of Port Hudson in the summer days 1863. Until union victory for them. And gets to free his family.

So for a success, 8.8 out of 10 stars is what I give. Less violence and blood. Unlike “Django Unchained”, directed by Quentin Tarantino. And both less visual effects and offensive language.

Tune in next time this March for two reviews. One about a long lost star that once worked for James Cameron. The other about Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at the 94th Academy Awards. It really happened on March 27th, 2022…

British actor Bill Nighy, star of “Love Actually”, “Pokémon: Detective Pikachu”, “Arthur Christmas”, “I, Frankenstein”, “Flushed Away”, “Valkyrie”, & “Wrath of the Titans” narrated this new documentary tv show. But he doesn’t join the train journey like how Teddy Wilson would do in “Mighty Trains”.

When we look at all the railways across the planet, they can be iconic. No matter if they use diesel engines or steam train engines. Jim Parsons as Sheldon Cooper from “The Big Bang Theory” TV show would go nuts if he ever saw some of these. In England, Wales, Sri Lanka, New Zealand, Spain, Canada, Norway, Switzerland, Scotland, Alaska, Africa, France, Mexico, Finland, Bavaria, Taiwan, Austria, Australia, Sweden, Portugal and America, each episode tells about how each railway would do it. What is their history behind it, and how they handle nature while each train goes on its journey. Unfortunately, other railways from different countries such as Japan, Germany, Romania, Russia and etc, not included.

They showed this tv show on Canadian tv channel TVO. The same tv channel where it had these cartoon tv shows for kids that I used to watch. Such as “Elliot Moose”, “Country Mouse & City Mouse”, “George Shrinks”, “Little Bear”, “Pingu”, “Popular Mechanics for Kids”, “Sagwa the Chinese Siamese Cat”, “Shining Time Station”, “Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends”, “Wishbone”, “The Toy Castle”, & “Timothy Goes To School”. Most in which were transferred to or from PBS Kids, as well as Canadian kids tv channel YTV.

Bill Nighy did an excellent job narrating these episodes. 45 minutes to an hour long. In each episode throughout 6 seasons. So a ‘B+’ is what I give.

Located north of Manitoba, Canada, close to the Arctic, they help out polar bears, Arctic foxes, Arctic wolves, lynxes, snow leopards, otters, bisons, sea lions, Siberian tigers, big horn sheep, reindeer, owls, and more! For they are Arctic vets. By helping out animals in distress, they also tell us in which some species are endangered. And how they need to be saved.

Shown only on Canadian tv channel CBC, this ran for two seasons. 10 episodes each. Weekends or weekdays at around 3 or 4 pm. Both me and my parents found this fascinating. Mostly in the wintertime, let’s say before or after Christmas. We had never missed an episode at all.

Despite that Churchill, Manitoba can have polar bears on the outskirts, it’s best not to hunt and kill them at all. EVER. They don’t want anything to go wrong for these endangered species. Some of these vets in which, go all the way from Alaska. And help out other species.

No matter which species are endangered, all need to be saved before it’s too late. And they don’t need Doctor John Dolittle, when they can actually do it. Just like the Irwins in Australia. So for a success, a straight ‘A’ is what i give.

They may have shown u something like this in art drawing books. But when you’re going into Pre-Animation & Illustration at a local college, it’ll be the same thing like what you see here.

This example just so, happens to be the only animated feline to be portrayed by this Hollywood actress. Before she was 47 years old by barbiturate overdose on June 22nd, 1969. (A month before the Apollo 11 mission to the moon).

Judy Garland herself. As one of her final performances before her death. Thanks to Warner Bros. And yet, they haven’t mentioned this in the “Judy” movie with Renée Zellweger. On TV channel Turner Classic Movies whenever they show this on TV, they never even did an intro & outro of how Judy Garland was ever involved in this as her first and only animated feature film.

At local colleges whenever they have those animation programs, they should have these photos and mention Judy Garland in that “Gay Purr-ee” movie.

Judy Garland may have had a terrible dark secret, until her tragic death, but she had shown the world on what she was really made of. As how many people loved her very much. Especially when she was Dorthy Gale in “The Wizard of Oz”.