>>29378

> You may notice that none of the movies in the current series have the title I mentioned?
"Return ...", "Revenge ...", it's not important. "Name is sound and smoke" ("Name ist Schall und Rauch", Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Faust I, verse 3457) :p

Ok, ok, you got me once more. :D
Always this timeshifting ...

> Another movie is coming out this year ... the 2026 requel
You're refering to "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence", don't you?
The first teaser (in our universe) was shown at the 2025 San Diego Comic-Con, which means that filming already took place.
So if the assumption in my comment in >>29377
> Unless in the sidneyverse John Astin wasn't born on the March 30, 1930
proves to be true, Astins age would be maximally ninety-five at the time of filming of this movie.
With ninety-seven he would have faced the camera for the "Revenge of the Killer Tomatoes" in 2027.
Hopefully I got the timeline straight this time ‒ and also my grammar (he would have faced). :)

BTW, Daniel James Roebuck, born at March 4, 1963, was part of the cast of "... Organic Intelligence".
Is he ‒ ahem ‒ will he be a (distant) relative of Sidney?


>>29379

> Frottage
Hmmm, I understand the sexual aspect (including the contrast to frotting), I understand the cheese production aspect and I understand the visual art aspect (old chinese technique, new discovered and further developed by surrealist artist Max Ernst in 1925).
But I don't get the farming aspect. The only connections to be found on DuckDuckGo and Startpage (other search engines are a no-go because of their demand of JS) were reports about the project "Urban Farming Education" of Avondale Middle School, (probably) Rochester Hills, MI, and a report about "Rubbing Farming and Harvesting technique" in a village in Nagaland, India ‒ not really enlightening. I'm afraid I need more input.