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Critical Hits & Misses #338




For today's musical hit, we are keeping with the theme of the day, so have the Main theme from The Last Jedi by the eternal John Williams.



Today's critical rolls: NO SPOILERS IN THE COMMENTS PLZ. What's on the agenda for the weekend? Does it involve The Last Jedi? Did you already see it, and love it/hate it? 


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Critical Hits & Misses #324





Editor's Note: Thursday is Thanksgiving in the US and Friday is the busiest shopping day of the year (and a day off for us), so this is the last CH&M for the week. Wherever you are, we wish you a wonderful weekend! See you next Monday!

For today's musical hit, it's almost Christmas, so have Sia and "Santa's Coming For Us"




Today's critical rolls: If you're in the US, are you looking forward to Thanksgiving and Black Friday? If you're not in the US, what's on the agenda for the weekend?


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Critical Hits & Misses #274

Okay but seriously, this movie is flippin' hilarious

For today's musical hit, we have Taylor Swift and "...Ready For It?"



Today's critical rolls: Happy Monday (and Happy Labor Day if you're in the US)! Since we're talking about movies today, talk about movies in the comments! What have you seen of late? Anything good (or terrible)? Something obscure we should take a look at?


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Critical Hits & Misses #262






For today's musical hit, we have Lindsey Stirling's "Brave Enough"




Today's critical rolls: Would it have been better for Diana/Wondie to not have a father? Why or why not?


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