JB

Wow, this zoo has talking animals: Gorillas, penguins, and sea lions! (Sorry, couldn't resist.)

Everyone has already said it, but excellent re-interpretation of RCT3's Atlantis theme! Only better! And more varied. The aqua and tan colors are spot on. I see Scooter is no longer attending Wilshire Remedial Community College. I'm guessing he just dropped out... again. Oh well, 11th time's the charm, they always say.

^ Who is this "HB" you speak of? I'm glad he's your online friend, but what about ME?!?

Hmm, I would think that the sides would be longer, otherwise the pyramid would be taller than it is wide... and it isn't. So, B: Length. Unless I'm misunderstanding the question. I'm 73 (as of today) so that's definitely a possibility.

NO KIDS??? How weird is that?! Excellent fossil digging place for the kids-who-don't-exist. Even I would like jumping from tire to tire. Digging fake, planted fossils wouldn't interest me, but I would enjoy seeing the kids do it.

[JB gets out his analog 1970 desk top calculator... rethinks that, and gets out his 1969 slide rule instead... rethinks that, and decides to take a wild guess.] Dime: B: 5.26 cents Nickel: C: 4.21 cents Penny: B: 1.76 cents

This is gonna sound really stupid (consider the source), but could it be something as trivial as using a hyphen in your filename (OS_EPCOT2-texture.common.ovl) is causing the trouble? I know the Importer likes underscores (_), but maybe hyphens give it indigestion? If this is as stupid as I think it is, then just ignore me.

I agree with Wowman. I LOVE the sulfur pools! I've never seen anyone else build geothermic pools in any of the Planet Coaster games before. They look great! I also like your theming on the Super Loop ride (Molten Fyre). You carried out the theme (like those aches with the holes in them) into the surrounding area, not just the ride itself. As always, everything looks fantastic!

Hmm, I know that the penny became extinct because it cost about twice as much to make it. I hear the nickel is also 'underwater'. Not sure about the dime and quarter. It wouldn't surprise me that the quarter costs A: 26.1 cents to make.

Congratulations, shyguy. I know Wanda will be celebrating!

"Anything from the trolley?" All they have left are just some stale chocolate frogs... they hardly move around at all!

Nice to hear from you, Old-Spice.👍 Also, welcome to the Poor Trusting Souls Club!

I don't subscribe to Netflix, so I'll rely on citytrader and also say C: Indiana

Nice! After Art Deco, I think African theming is my favorite.... or maybe it's Sci-Fi.... I get those two mixed up. Love the earth-tone tiles in the restrooms.

Dartboard time again. B, C, and D seem like they were on regular networks, although HBO may have been the production company... I don't know. So I'll go with A: Oz

Not sure if this is the one you're looking for, but here is the ParkCrafters link: https://parkcrafters.com/files/file/1656-revolutionary-rides-guided-tour-concrete-race-dark-ride-track/

Actually, the gift shop seemed brighter in the video than it was in your screenshots. But I appreciate the batteries. My sister's cat is crazy about laser pointers, so the batteries will come in handy. Excellent video presentation! I love your take on Steampunk. Yeah, some of it was pre-made by others, but you assembled it in your own particular way. 👍👍Two big balls up! Err... I mean thumbs up. Yes... I definitely meant thumbs.

Love the floaty buildings/structures! The A.C.E. Laboratories (Adventures Thru Inner Space) omnimover ride sounds intriguing. And I'll echo Wagi, and compliment you the castle and its lighting. 👍

#142: A: None? I know it must be a low number. #143: Hmm, I'm having a hard time remembering this one. I don't recall seeing any cigarette ads interrupting Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin when were bouncing around on the moon, so I'll say A: 1969

So, that set of blocks is made of 'art shapes', scaled down to teensy size? I'm guessing the wooden train set as well?

[JB wakes up from one of his many naps.] "Hoo? What? Where?"... Oh, JP added something to his park. I like the gift shop, but man, I would have to just stand there for 15 or 20 minutes so my eyes could get accustomed to the gloom. "Is this t-shirt white or yellow?" "Is this umbrella red or orange?". I was gonna mention something about the "ClockWorx" image looking like a Rembrandt painting; you know, really dark except for the one tiny highlight, but I already used up all my 'gloomy' jokes, soooo I won't. I like the mood of the last image. It reminds me of the 'rooftops of London' scene from Mary Poppins.

At first glance, I thought, "Wow, that really looks real!". Then it hit me, "Oh... it IS real!". Beautiful picture.

Utilitarian... nothing fancy... Just as a backstage area should be. The magic happens onstage!

My problem is, besides having never watched the show, is that I don't know how many 'contestants' there are at the beginning of the season. Don't they give a rose to the weekly 'loser'? Or maybe it's the weekly winner??? I DON'T KNOW!!! I guessed that there were 20 contestants at the beginning of the season. 20 x 25 (seasons) = 500 roses... but that's not one of the choices. What it comes down to, because I don't know how the show works, is that I have to take a wild guess. (I suppose I could've done that without all these angsty words). So my wild guess is: A: 299

Up to Hades? Well that's different!