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Can it really be true -- did Bolt and Mittens achieve the impossible and have babies? Primary cultural references include Igor Stravinsky's "A Soldier's Tale," the film "Shrek," the song "True Love Ways" by Buddy Holly, and selections from the Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young album "Déjà Vu."
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- Part 36 of The Bolt Chronicles
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Last Online: Five Years Ago by PawPunk
Fandoms: meme - Fandom, Doge - Fandom, Original Work, 101 Dalmatians (1996), marley and me - Fandom, Bolt (2008), Up (2009), Furry (Fandom), (technically shhhh dont at me)
27 Oct 2019
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I saw a meme and it made me sad so I wrote this to fix it. The meme is here: https://newdoges.tumblr.com/post/182412950641
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Холистический зоопарк машины Захарии Вебба by Black Flowers (Black___Flowers), fandom Disney and DreamWorks 2019 (fandom_Disney_and_DreamWorks)
Fandoms: Finding Nemo (Movies), Bolt (2008), Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency (TV 2016)
19 Sep 2019
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1) Если есть котёнок-акула, то где-то должен быть и акула-котёнок
2) Не хватало Варежке одного супер-пса, как жизнь подкинула ей второго -
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The last one. Time moves on as it must, and Bolt, Mittens, and Rhino ultimately achieve the happiest ending one could imagine. Much is finally explained, including why Bolt and Mittens became a couple, as well as the real story on Rhino and his relationship to his two friends. Primary cultural references include Aaron Copland's "Appalachian Spring" (orchestral suite version) and the Shaker hymn "Simple Gifts," as well as C.S. Lewis’s "Chronicles of Narnia" series, the movie "It's a Wonderful Life," and the song "Pay You Back with Interest" by the Hollies. Though Bolt and Mittens's final cultural binge together would be my choice as well.
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- Part 43 of The Bolt Chronicles
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It’s Penny’s wedding day, and Bolt and Mittens only have one job to do -- act as ring bearers at the ceremony. Naturally, a monkey wrench falls into the works. Will the two pets successfully fulfill their obligation? And is this a chance for Bolt and Mittens to make the day even more special? Primary cultural references include songs by the pop group Talking Heads as well as TV shows starring Don Adams, Woody Allen films, Herman Melville's novel "Moby Dick," and some atypical wedding music.
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- Part 42 of The Bolt Chronicles
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Bolt is concerned that the ultra-busy Penny is so wrapped up in her new veterinary career that she has no time to find a husband. He plays Cupid, discovering somebody he thinks is a great possibility at the local coffee shop. But how will he get the two of them to meet? Will Bolt risk putting himself in harm's way to accomplish this, and will Bolt’s efforts ultimately pay off? Primary cultural references include the pop album "Shake Some Action" by the Flamin’ Groovies, the TV show "The Big Bang Theory," and the musical "Fiddler on the Roof."
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- Part 41 of The Bolt Chronicles
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Penny and Bolt are off on a long book-signing and meet-and-greet tour in support of the new "Bolt" book and film. The dog misses Mittens -- really, really misses her, too -- and makes up correspondence in his head to keep his sweetheart close to his thoughts. Another travelogue story, with lots about the attractions in the cities visited. Primary cultural references include the self-titled first album by The Romantics, the Neil Young song "Cinnamon Girl," Beethoven’s Immortal Beloved letters, and paintings such as "A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte" by Georges Seurat and a Pablo Picasso self-portrait.
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- Part 38 of The Bolt Chronicles
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Bolt decides to put his best face forward when Mittens agrees to a bout of passion under one condition. The dog typically takes things too literally, though. Will he manage to achieve a satisfactory tryst with his feline lady love? Primary cultural references include Erle Stanley Gardner's "Perry Mason" stories, the TV shows "Queer Eye" and "The Drew Carey Show" and "RuPaul’s Drag Race," and David Bowie's album "Diamond Dogs."
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- Part 35 of The Bolt Chronicles
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It's the final game of the Single-A World Series and the Prairie City Schooners are determined to win it all. Penny, her mom, and the pets all get into the act as the guests of honor. Will Bolt, Mittens, and Rhino save the day for the local team? Will Penny successfully execute the ceremonial first pitch? Will Penny’s mom sing a stellar National Anthem rendition and later set a trencherman record? Primary cultural references include baseball-themed movies and pop songs, as well as the comic strip "Peanuts."
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- Part 30 of The Bolt Chronicles
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Penny and Bolt go on their regular weekend walk. It's an occasion for the girl to sort through typical teen problems as well as a chance for the two to enjoy each other's company. A little adolescent angst occurs along the way, of course. Primary cultural references include songs by Nick Lowe and Dave Edmunds as well as a few other pop music odds and ends.
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- Part 27 of The Bolt Chronicles
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Bolt and Mittens have been the closest of friends for a long time now. But what if they discover they’re becoming a little more than just friends? Can they get past the species difference and form such an unorthodox pairing? Maybe with a little help from Penny and Rhino, they can. Primary cultural references include songs by Marshall Crenshaw, as well as Art Nouveau posters, the TV show "The Nanny," and the movie "When Harry Met Sally."
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- Part 25 of The Bolt Chronicles
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Bolt falls in love for the first time, but things do not go as planned. Primary cultural references to George Gershwin's opera "Porgy and Bess" and the Jimi Hendrix pop standard "The Wind Cries Mary," as well as the Derek and the Dominoes album "Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs," the comic strip "The Dogs of C Kennel," songs by Roy Orbison and Roxy Music, and films such as "There's Something about Mary" and "Sid and Nancy" and "Days of Wine and Roses."
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- Part 24 of The Bolt Chronicles
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Penny’s mom whips up a pastry extravaganza for the local church bazaar, but the three mischievous pets are in rare slapstick form. The cakes take a beating, and Penny’s mom doesn't fare too well, either. Yes, hilarity ensues. Primary cultural references to Monty Python's Flying Circus (especially the "Holy Grail" film) and John Waters’s movie "Pink Flamingos."
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- Part 23 of The Bolt Chronicles
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Penny and her family head off to a ski resort for a little R & R. The pets can't stay out of trouble, though, and hilarity ensues. Primary cultural references to The Beatles (especially the film "A Hard Day's Night") as well as The Bonzo Dog Band, The Marx Brothers, "Calvin and Hobbes," and Robin Williams.
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- Part 22 of The Bolt Chronicles
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Amp and his Alpha by guys_should_kiss_guys_more (orphan_account)
Fandoms: Video Blogging RPF, Watts the Safeword (Video Blogging RPF)
08 Sep 2019
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Amp has just found his Alpha, and their life together is about to begin. But will it be as punny as we know and love WTSW for?
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Somebody has murdered the prima donna Director from "Bolt" and everyone's a suspect. There's no butler to blame, so it could be anybody. The full cast has been called to the soundstage, and Penny needs to sort things out. So, whodunit? Primary cultural references to classic murder mystery authors such as Arthur Conan Doyle, Agatha Christie, and Dashiell Hammett, as well as the film "Double Indemnity" and the TV show "The Simpsons."
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- Part 20 of The Bolt Chronicles
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It's off to the City of Light for Penny, her mom, and the pets for a TV-con appearance as guests of honor. Will Rhino accomplish his eccentric trip goals? Will Mittens be tempted to stay behind in Paris? Will Bolt enjoy the trip at all? Primary cultural references include Hector Berlioz's "Symphonie Fantastique," paintings such as "Mona Lisa" by Leonardo da Vinci and "The Raft of the Medusa" by Theodore Gericault, William Shakespeare's "Midsummer Night's Dream," the films "Casablanca" and "Roman Holiday," jazz selections by Thelonious Monk, and pop songs by Joni Mitchell, The Beatles, and Simon and Garfunkel. Plenty of Paris travelogue stuff, too.
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- Part 18 of The Bolt Chronicles
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The granddaughter of the actor who plays Dr. Calico is getting married and the three pets are among the invited guests -- but the reception is a dud. Can Bolt and company save the day, even for something as mundane as this? Primary cultural references are the film "Dirty Dancing" as well as wedding standards such as Richard Wagner’s Wedding March from "Lohengrin" (with smart-aleck lyrics, no less) and the Pachelbel Canon, John Travolta movies, and the TV show "Saturday Night Live."
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- Part 17 of The Bolt Chronicles
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Mittens has just begun to trust her new owners when the unthinkable happens. Will she handle her unfortunate new situation well? Will Penny, Bolt, and company be able to bring the cat back home and instill a lasting feel of trust? And why is Bolt talking funny all of a sudden? Primary cultural references include the Intermezzo from Johannes Brahms’s Third Symphony, the film "E.T.," and loads of pop songs, most prominently "Bridge over Troubled Water," by Simon and Garfunkel. Oh, and elevator music. Lots and lots of it.
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- Part 15 of The Bolt Chronicles
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Bolt, Mittens, and Rhino have just moved to the country after the dog and Penny had left the show. Bolt makes a new friend straightaway, but things may not be what they seem. Will his new pal impact his friendship with Mittens and Rhino for good or ill? Primary cultural references include the album "Pretzel Logic" by Steely Dan as well as everything from Charlie Parker to Bruce Springsteen to Saki to Spike Lee.
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- Part 13 of The Bolt Chronicles