As it turned out, I retained the movie's overall story, but it was definitely buried deep within the recesses of my brain. As the story unfolded, I kept thinking to myself "Oh, yeah, I remember this bit.", but without the benefit of visuals, I'm pretty sure the details would have remained repressed.

*dusts off* a couple memes I made a few years ago

All these comparison shots remind me of a meme I made a few years back (meme created via traditional Photoshop).

*dusts* it off

Oh, HALLL no!

Also, props to @hoopladigital.bsky.social for recently promoting #DoctorWho & #DoctorWhoDay on its official Facebook page.

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"I ATE'NT DEAD."
~Granny Weatherwax

I, for one, would have appreciated it.
Your post reminds me of a meme I made a few years ago (back when Elon essentially thew the "Verified by Twitter" checkmark's credibility under the proverbial bus).

Here's a more comprehensive listing of the illustrators who contributed to Memories of a Munchkin: An Illustrated Walk Down the Yellow Brick Road.

In addition to playing the Munchkin Coroner of Oz in MGM's The Wizard of Oz, Meinhardt was an Oscar Mayer Wienermobile "Little Oscar" spokesperson/chef. Several altered W.W. Denslow illustrations appear in the book to denote chapters, including this one of "Little Oscar" and the Wienermobile in Oz.🌭