Todd Martens
Writer and Game Critic at Los Angeles Times
Video games, theme parks + immersive entertainment | Columnist for the Los Angeles Times | I go to Disneyland too often | Go Cubs | [email protected]
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thederrick.com | Mary McNamara |Todd Martens |Tracy Brown
(Taps mic.) Is this on? (Feedback screeches.) Yep, it’s on, can we turn it down actually? (Words are drowned out by general sobbing and strangled noises of outrage.) OK, maybe not. Right, let’s just get started. Welcome to “The Last of Us” grief recovery group. Tissues and various support animals are available in the back.
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hastingstribune.com | Mary McNamara |Todd Martens |Tracy Brown
(Taps mic.) Is this on? (Feedback screeches.) Yep, it's on, can we turn it down actually? (Words are drowned out by general sobbing and strangled noises of outrage.) OK, maybe not. Right, let's just get started. Welcome to "The Last of Us" grief recovery group. Tissues and various support animals are available in the back.
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thebrunswicknews.com | Todd Martens
ANAHEIM, Calif. - The Disneyland Resort is turning 70 in July, and it has never missed an opportunity to throw a party - especially one rooted in nostalgia. For the yearlong event, a number of fan favorites are making their return, in addition to some new shows and tweaks to favorite attractions. The festivities officially launch May 16, although not all offerings will be available right away. Some will be rolled out to coincide with Disneyland's official birthday on July 17.
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fresnobee.com | Todd Martens
ANAHEIM, Calif. - The Disneyland Resort is turning 70 in July, and it has never missed an opportunity to throw a party - especially one rooted in nostalgia. For the yearlong event, a number of fan favorites are making their return, in addition to some new shows and tweaks to favorite attractions. The festivities officially launch May 16, although not all offerings will be available right away. Some will be rolled out to coincide with Disneyland's official birthday on July 17.
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gmtoday.com | Todd Martens
ANAHEIM, Calif. — The Disneyland Resort is turning 70 in July, and it has never missed an opportunity to throw a party — especially one rooted in nostalgia. For the yearlong event, a number of fan favorites are making their return, in addition to some new shows and tweaks to favorite attractions. The festivities officially launch May 16, although not all offerings will be available right away. Some will be rolled out to coincide with Disneyland's official birthday on July 17.
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