Avenue 5 would have become great if they got another season to figure it out. It also had some unusual class commentary iirc. It deliberately showed just enough that I thought it would become a major plot point or theme but it never did.
I'm also simply curious about the fate of the format. At this point it seems very possible to me that the sitcom didn't survive the switch to streaming. Podcasts are a likely assassin too.
The premier dates of 2.5 men and the BBT were also about 20 years ago.
Japanese peanuts? Convinced they stole the idea from Indonesians.
Station Eleven. Could be another number in the title. Gael Garcia Bernal is in it. There's strong theater kid energy in it but stick with it.
Trick question. Hexbears grow in the summer to store fat to make it through winter hibernation.
In the 90's a lot of European guys got prayer beads in Turkey to replace the fixation of constantly fidgeting with cigarettes.
I think people developed a deep appreciation for this song because they were forced to engage with it differently then they normally do with music. Which is to say, treat more songs like they were played once on a radio show in a country that technically ceased to exist and was rediscovered by chance.
I think I've capped progress. In the summer the heat is a handicap and when autumn finally arrives it gets dark earlier so I have to leave earlier (and eat earlier) or go in the dark and risk not seeing the road properly and misstepping on crack or uneven bricks that would cause injury.
How would you reapply sunscreen on long treks? I feel like the sunscreen would attach to the sweat and miss the skin.
Do you have any tips for bleeding nipples? I use extra deterrent on the shirts and apply a layer of body lotion before going out but if its humid enough it's not enough.
I run 2 half marathons a week. No data collection just enjoying some time in the sun.
Can't even stream reggae music anymore. Twitch is babylon.
Westerners have been pushing genetically modified rice on developing countries under the guise of fighting malnutrition. It sounds noble until you realize that changing the genetic structure of food is seen as preferable to distributing income so that people can buy some damn vegetables. The diet of the poor is always treated as a problem of inputs with no regard for culture or taste.
Every shopping center has the same 3 chain stores around here.
I've never seen mushroom sauces, but it sounds amazing.
Why should you degrade yourself by exacting violence on the ruling class of old?
Revolution and vengeance are different things?
Reminds me of that story about an old lady telling Marcus Aurelius about her problems, and when the emperor said he didn't want to hear about her bullshit she replied: Then dont be emperor.
This is the type of thing actors should be thinking about. We're hurting them by asking them to think about politics.
Unbeatable line reads in this show.