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Family Guy Experience with putt-putt course and scene replicas are the ultimate show tribute
The Family Guy Experience is the ultimate homage to one of TVs most beloved cartoon families. The pop-up experience in Los Angeles' Arts District features scenes and characters from the beloved cartoon Family Guy is the ultimate fan experience. "For us the fact that Family Guy is moving in on its 22nd season just shows the staying power of it," said Derek Berry, Bucket Listers' President of Experiences. "I think fans just clamored for something in real life." "Everywhere you are is like an immersive experience," said Keely O'neal, a fan from Chicago. "They have a ton of Easter egg moments for the show, if you're a big fan, that you'll be able to walk around and see. It's absolutely incredible." The Family Guy Experience features a custom Giggity Golf putt-putt course, a fully functioning Drunken Clam bar, and an Eat My Junk food truck for pre-tee and post-game bites. Visitors experience fully themed golf replicas of scenes from the show. The experience runs through mid-November and all-new episodes of Season 22 of the Family Guy air Sundays and are available to stream the following day exclusively on Hulu. Previous seasons can be found exclusively on Hulu, Freeform, and the FX network.
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Richmond man was arrested for taping his wife to a chair in the basement so he could watch football
A Richmond, Virginia man was arrested for taping his wife to a chair in their basement for so he could watch football upstairs without interruptions, according to WRIC 8 News. According to Virginia Statewide Incidents on Facebook, 64-year-old Terry Ward was arrested on October 11 after police responded to a call at 2200 block of Maplewood Avenue near Byrd Park over an alleged domestic disturbance.
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Check Your Freezer: Ice Cream Recalled Due to Concerns Over Deadly Bacteria
Lidl shoppers should check their freezers after the retailer recalled one lot of gelato over possible contamination with Listeria monocytogenes. The company's October 16 recall announcement, published by the FDA, says routine testing detected the bacteria in a laboratory sample. No illnesses had been reported when the notice was issued.
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