u/connorratliff

Excited to be doing our first Star Wars Day GLTS show in 3 years, and it has me thinking in terms of "how many more NYC GLTS shows are ever gonna happen?"

We used to do 12 a year -- but now, in the post-pandemic era, we obviously only do a few shows a year in NYC in addition to a handful of special shows in other places.

After my near-death experience in January, and with my weekly Sunday night show, Raaaatscraps, coming to an end soon, my mind cannot help but wonder how many more GLTS NYC shows are, realistically, in our future! Five? Ten? Twenty?

Anyway: LOW TICKET ALERT for Monday!

For The George Lucas Pitt Show, anyone know anyone in Pittsburgh who:

A) works in a Pittsburgh emergency room

B) is any kind of medical professional in Pittsburgh

There is currently an auction from the estate of Jerry Weintraub for items connected to The Next Karate Kid, and I'm worried I'm going to ruin myself in pursuit of these treasures.

The original bow & arrow the monks gifted to Julie Pierce? I'm locked in a bidding war and I have no way of knowing if the other bidder is a true NEXThead or just some dude with deep pockets who casually likes bows and arrows.

Advice, NEXTheads?

At least ONE of these lots contains enough that it would warrant another bonus episode of SHS, which may be enough to make some ppl in this subreddit root against a win. I know that TNKK discourse divides ppl, but I cannot help but be who I am, and I am a NEXThead.

[jumps on top of pizza delivery car]

Thinking specifically of any moments where something medical or medical/injury-adjacent might appear to be happening, like a bag of Peanut M&Ms being thrown at a guest's face