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Kevin Phillipson (10072 KP) rated Red Dwarf - Season 1 in TV

Mar 31, 2019

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Rimmer

The cat

Holly

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Classic sci fi sitcom still going strong u would have to be a smeg head not to find this show funny likeable characters even arnold j Rimmer is likeable even u know u should hate him only thing missing is krytern but he comes later

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Lee (2222 KP) Apr 1, 2019

One of the greatest shows ever!

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Nekosan

Games, Entertainment and Stickers

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Oh no… The mice stole all the stars :’( Only a cat can infiltrate their dungeons to get them...

Face Off - Season 11

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Dustin Kensrue recommended Laughing Stock by Talk Talk in Music (curated)

Laughing Stock by Talk Talk

1991 | Rock

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"This is work of art. Six lengthy songs, stretching a like a cat in the sun. This is the second of their strange six song records that took a definite left turn from their progressive pop beginnings. While its predecessor Spirit of Eden is also fantastic, I like the more transparent production of the successor."

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Call Me Kat

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In an effort to prove to her mother -- and society -- that it's possible to be single at 39 and...

Mao Mao: Heroes of Pureheart

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A Puss-in-Boots-esque heroic cat and his slacker badger partner get stuck in a valley where...

Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2476 KP) rated Jennifer and Josephine in Books

Sep 18, 2018

The Story of a Stray Cat and Her Car

Josephine, a stray cat, has finally found a home in Jennifer’s backseat. Jennifer is a car left in a corner of a junk yard. However, their lives change when a traveling salesman buys Jennifer one day. He’s always in a hurry. What will that mean for Jennifer and Josephine?

This is another of Bill Peet’s odd couple books, and Josephine’s devotion to Jennifer is very touching. We get this story from the cat’s point of view, although we occasionally get glimpses into Jennifer’s feelings. The story is definitely from a slower, simpler time, and that leads to a story that drags a little in the middle, but that’s the only real complaint here.