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My mom got me into musicals and so in senior year of high school, my class read the abridged version of the book and at the start of the year I asked "what if i already know it?" and we watched one of the stage productions, i think it was the 10th anniversary or some such. Joke: Les Mis is the story of a parole officer doing all he can to check on one of his cons.

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Wolverine is being chased by Gladiator. Catwoman gets knocked up and goes to see Bellatrix Lestrange from Harry Potter and Borat. Then Wolverine agrees to raise Catwoman’s baby, and she grows up to star in Mamma Mia.-Hugh Jackman & Anne Hathaway on the plot of Les Miserables @ the 19th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards.



In one of the family photo albums is my mom's ticket from when she and my grandma went to go see Phantom of the Opera. So you can see why it's going to be bitter sweet to go see Wicked.
Wicked is one of my two favorites with the other being Hamilton.
 

Been to over 500 shows, seen it in 12 US states, performed in 10 (including at the national conventions), seen five different productions of the stage play, and met several of the actors from the movie...
I defer to your greater experience...although I too have been an Eddie in my time. My physique is ill-suited to any of the other roles. Which is fine, since I've dated a few Columbias in my youth.
Most consider Eddie to be a throwaway part because Hot Patootie is his only appearance in the film...
I mean, technically he's there for the dinner scene. And there. And there. And over there. It's really quite a meaty part when you think about it. :)
 

But there is much I don't remember or can't explain about my first two years of college for reasons I would rather not post publicly. :)
Few indeed are those who can say otherwise. Folly is indeed the province of youth, but that doesn't mean you can't have a good time making questionable choices.
I think the average ENWorlder is 20 to 30 years too old to get this joke.
I don't know about that. Most of those same people are old enough to remember when the Simpsons was a filler skit on the Tracey Ullman* Show.

*Last time I saw her was a Shakespeare In the Park showing of Taming of the Shrew in NYC back around 1990. She was playing Kate opposite Morgan Freeman's Petruchio.
 




Well, this joke is riffing off a meme born from the end credits of the Spongebob Squarepants movie, which I suspect far fewer posters are familiar with.
Well, maybe. My father was nearly 80 when he died a couple of years back, and I know he'd seen the film so I picked it up through osmosis. Spongebob was the only cartoon he'd watched since Rocky & Bullwinkle went of the air, which always seemed to me like a long jump to take but people like what they like.

The sponge isn't quite as culturally pervasive as the Simpsons, but it isn't all that far off. :)
 


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