Everlasting Minute

Welcome back to Everlasting Minute!

The week ends with a bang, as Mr. Turkentine and Charlie create quite the chemical reaction. There’s also discussion about the apparent holiday that is created by Wonka’s announcement. This week ends on a cliffhanger, as a reporter tells us about the “most fabulous…” something. We’ll find out exactly what on Monday.

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Welcome back for a midweek treat!

On this Wednesday, Charlie goes to school, and we meet his laconic, lugubrious teacher, Mr. Turkentine. Science is fun, kids! We talk about the man behind the lab coat, David Battley, and find out his background. We also end up down a Monty Python/Willy Wonka rabbit hole.

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Happy Monday, and welcome back to Everlasting Minute!

On this episode, Grandpa Joe tells the tale of how Wonka closed the factory. It was, apparently, a very elaborate heist…or Wonka’s security was garbage. Did he overreact to the situation, or is it a perfectly Wonka reaction? Also, David compares Grandpa Joe to a Maniacal Insect Overlord.

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Welcome back to Everlasting Minute!

In minute 9, Charlie leads a revolt against cold cabbage water, by producing a loaf of bread. Grandpa Joe does something selfless, and Mrs. Bucket shows her true colors. Also, Charlie betrays his feelings about his Grandpa Joe.

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Welcome back to Everlasting Minute!

On this episode, Jason and David introduce you to 5 new characters, two of which have fairly large roles to play in coming minutes.

Topics of discussion include:

The careers of Jack Albertson and Diana Sowle;

Who has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, who should have a star, and how that process works;

How four people who are related can all be bedridden for 20 years.

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Happy Monday! Jason and David are back to talk about minute 7 of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. On this episode, Charlie proves throughout a long paper route that he’s NBA ready. There’s also discussion about the Wonka factory’s real life location, and a discussion of William Allingham’s poem “The Fairies”, which gets quoted by the Tinker.

“Up the airy mountain

Down the rushy glen.

We daren’t go a hunting,

for fear of little men.”

– The Fairies; William Allingham

Full text can be found here: http://www.potw.org/archive/potw98.html

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Jason and David finish out their second week talking about the ending of “The Candy Man”, and have their first discussion of the role of diegesis in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. There’s also a discussion about how Bill sets up his window display, and an odd bit of product placement.

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Happy Monday, and welcome back to Everlasting Minute. In minute 5, Jason and David continue their discussion of Bill’s business practices, and come up with several options for how Bill makes his money. Also, the guys discuss the different candies that we see throughout this minute, and talk about how this movie predicted Walt Disney’s Beauty and the Beast 20 years before it premiered.

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Happy Monday, and welcome back to Everlasting Minute. In minute 4, candy shop owner Bill introduces a new Wonka candy bar, and sings a song that explains Willy Wonka’s role in life, “The Candy Man.” We discuss Aubrey Woods, the actor who portrays Bill, and Jason and David also discuss Bill’s business practices, a discussion that will stretch into Wednesday’s episode.

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Welcome back to Everlasting Minute. In minute 3, the credits finally end, and David and Jason finally venture into the actual world of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. There is talk of cranky British authors, how a young girl changed a lot of people’s lives, and hipster schoolchildren from 1971. Also, what are those candies in the episode’s featured image? If you’ve got an answer, let us know here.

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