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Tv shows and cartoons and movies that I wanna watch

So I got a bunch of stuff that I wanna watch and if I don't write them down then i'm going to forget about it. WHy not write em here, assume that anyone without details in between these things () are the ones that I have watched nothing of: -Bluey (fully, I am currently in like episode 3 or so i think idk) -Clarence -OK KO -Gravity Falls (Fully, I think i've seen like 3 episodes) -Amphibia -Owl House (I've seen the first one onnly) -Steven Universe -Primal (seen the first one only) -MaoMao -Hilda -The Boondocks (Havev seen like 3 episodes so far) -King of the Hill (seen like 3 episodes I think) (Have to watch this one fully before the reboot appears) (which btw why is it a reboot, it happens in the future) -Stranger Things (I asked if this one was worth watching and got mixed answers) -Feud season 2 -The rest of Herzog + Kinski movies (I only watched Fitzcarraldo, next one will be Aguirre, the wrath of god) -Star Trek The Next Generation (I am almost at the end of season 2, borg have already appeared so im excited about this one) -The Flash tv show (not because I like it, I just wanna experience how awful it is myself) so I got that so far, is a lot and idk how im gonna find time to watch all of it. plus i'm gonna eventually start adding more as more stuff interest me, but here you go for now

...oh right arcane is out!

#will watch #great 1st season #arcane #i hope theyre able to continue breaking the status quo regardless of the game

"A famed smuggler, Will Watch, kissed his Sue": an illustration from Ships, Sea Songs and Shanties collected by W.B. Whall, Master Mariner (Internet Archive).

According to Whall, "Will Watch" dates from "probably about 1820," and Captain Marryat quotes the lyrics in The King's Own at the start of chapter 13, identifying it as "sea song":

Through the haze of the night a bright flash now appearing,

“Oh, ho!” cried Will Watch, “the Philistines bear down;

Bear a hand, my tight lads, ere we think about sheering,

One broadside pour in, should we swim, boys, or drown.”

Sea Song.

“Now, Willy, what do you think of La Belle Susanne?” said McElvina, as they stood on the pier, about a stone’s throw from the vessel, which lay with her broadside towards them. Not that McElvina had any opinion of Willy’s judgment, but, from the affectionate feeling which every sailor imbibes for his own ship, he expected gratification even in the admiration of a child.

— Frederick Marryat, The King's Own

It is perhaps noteworthy that the smuggler McElvina (also spelled M'Elvina) is romantically linked with his own Sue, eventually marrying her.