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Finding New Shit on TV
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Secrets of the Octopus is starting out really good. When dud more than 1 become octopuses?
And, damn, no more pulpo for 99.
And, damn, no more pulpo for 99.
Defense. Rebounds.
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fallout is good. not great.
"hey don't blame me, i am going to vote for some random dude"
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Not a TV show, but finally got to American Fiction last weekend. Can't remember the last movie I watched that was as good. Funny, tragic, surprising, inventive, hopeful, earnest. Meaningful, but without being self-serious.
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we enjoyed it quite a bit
the, uh, shocking turns it takes kept us interested…easy to binge
Have we fallen into a mesmerized state that makes us accept as inevitable that which is inferior or detrimental, as though having lost the will or the vision to demand that which is good?
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Finishing up Vikings on Netflix, had never watched it before for some reason. Thoroughly enjoyable late night watching. Fun to imagine living at such a time in such a place. What a bizarre existence that must have been. I like to imagine stealing someone from those times and bringing them to our time a la Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure.
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I enjoyed the parts of Shogun that were like this - it is fascinating to think about the notion of cultures colliding.twocoach wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2024 10:24 am Finishing up Vikings on Netflix, had never watched it before for some reason. Thoroughly enjoyable late night watching. Fun to imagine living at such a time in such a place. What a bizarre existence that must have been. I like to imagine stealing someone from those times and bringing them to our time a la Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure.
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Yeah, just thinking how wildly different such cultures were when the reality was that they weren't terribly far apart is interesting. I also find the fact that many women were warriors and leaders of communities and not just relegated to being baby factories to be refreshing and fascinating.jfish26 wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2024 10:57 amI enjoyed the parts of Shogun that were like this - it is fascinating to think about the notion of cultures colliding.twocoach wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2024 10:24 am Finishing up Vikings on Netflix, had never watched it before for some reason. Thoroughly enjoyable late night watching. Fun to imagine living at such a time in such a place. What a bizarre existence that must have been. I like to imagine stealing someone from those times and bringing them to our time a la Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure.
I haven't watched Shogun yet; I may try that next.
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