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Rewatchers with a Thousand Eyes - Week 7: The Solve it Squad Returns!

The Staff of the Mayberry Garden Motel and Spa

Bonus:

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It's the Royal Academy of Art Young Artist's Summer Show. One of my favourite exhibitions of the year. Like. Not only are the older kids insanely talented, the younger ones' artist statements will just punch you right in the face.

Jeffrey is my cat and he feels like my heart

ROUND 1, MATCH 13/13

Lisen (Liseberg) VS Snoopy (Knott's Berry Farm)

Propaganda:

Lisen: In 1980 Liseberg's management team went to a trade fair in the USA. There they met Bill Scollon, a persistent salesman who wanted to sell a mascot to Liseberg. The team tried to say no by giving him an impossible task: they wanted a rabbit that was green and pink, and the costume had to be ready in 16 days. Scollon managed to both design and sew the costume in time. The rabbit became popular with children in the very first summer, and in 1984 it was made Liseberg's official symbol. Since 2013 Liseberg has had a whole Rabbit Land with a play area and attractions for the youngest children.

ROUND 1, MATCH 12/13

Kroka (Phantasialand) VS Duffy (Disneysea)

Propaganda:

Kroka: No propaganda submitted.

ROUND 1, MATCH 11/13

Phenie (Phantasialand) VS Snorri (Rulantica)

Propaganda:

Phenie: No propaganda submitted.

ROUND 1, MATCH 10/13

Prezzemolo (Gardaland) VS Astérix (Parc Astérix)

Propaganda:

Prezzemolo: No propaganda submitted.

ROUND 1, MATCH 9/13

De Sprookjesboom (de Efteling) VS Wang (Phantasialand)

(please excuse the quality of Wang's photo, it's really hard to find one that doesn't have a park guest in the foreground)

Propaganda:

De Sprookjesboom: No propaganda submitted.

ROUND 1, MATCH 8/13

Kanina (Liseberg) VS Toos Toverhoed (Toverland)

Propaganda:

Kanina: In 1980 Liseberg's management team went to a trade fair in the USA. There they met Bill Scollon, a persistent salesman who wanted to sell a mascot to Liseberg. The team tried to say no by giving him an impossible task: they wanted a rabbit that was green and pink, and the costume had to be ready in 16 days. Scollon managed to both design and sew the costume in time. The rabbit became popular with children in the very first summer, and in 1984 it was made Liseberg's official symbol. Since 2013 Liseberg has had a whole Rabbit Land with a play area and attractions for the youngest children.