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He is named after the scientists Isaac Newton and James Chadwick, who was nicknamed "Jimmy Neutron" because of his first discovery of the neutron. He thinks anything can be solved with a mathematical equation or a new invention, built his own robot dog, Goddard, and uses his best friend Carl as a guinea pig for his experiments. Genius aside, Jimmy is your typical kid: He takes his parents for granted until he needs them , enjoys hanging out with his pals Carl and Sheen, and is in constant competition or is it infatuation? Oh, and not counting his gravity-defying hairdo, Jimmy's the shortest kid in class and has to be in bed by nine. He has fair skin, a disproportionately large forehead, blue eyes, and brown hair in a swirly cowlick. He is often teased because he is shorter than most boys of his age, though sometimes he appears to be the same height as his friends.

Were all teenagers and twenty-somethings bingeing the latest "To All The Boys: Always and Forever" last night with all of their friends on their basement TV? Just me? Oh, how I doubt that. I have been excited for this movie ever since I saw the NYC skyline in the trailer that was released earlier this year. I'm a sucker for any movie or TV show that takes place in the Big Apple. I don't say that to give you a false sense of encouragement.

It's a sure sign of the disastrous effect all these days stuck at home are having when even suave Tom Hiddleston decides to give up on any sense of style. I spotted the actor taking pet spaniel Bobby for a walk dressed up in a bizarre combination of woolly wellies, running tights, shorts, scruffy jumper, anorak, red hat and doubled-up face mask. Hunky actor Tom, 39, is better known for his dashing appearances in public and on screen, so maybe I should thank him — he's made my lockdown combo of old pyjamas and a dressing gown look positively chic…. It was bad enough when everyone started obsessing about cakes and sourdough bread.

By Stephanie Linning For Mailonline. In , in a semi-detached home in Battersea, south London , the Hitchings family began hearing strange, unexplained bangs and scratching sounds. Some of the noises were so loud, they could be heard by the whole street. Then, objects began moving without being touched.