This isn't foreign to me. I'm not an addict, but I've known addicts on a very personal level. In my job, I also work with mental health professionals and have clients or am dealing with people on the other side who are addicts. I'm very familiar.
This isn't foreign to me. I'm not an addict, but I've known addicts on a very personal level. In my job, I also work with mental health professionals and have clients or am dealing with people on the other side who are addicts. I'm very familiar.
No. It was terrible.
Did you see Sisters?
I may be in the minority here, but I really enjoyed the entire season and I didn't find them as despicable as others. I didn't even think they were terrible together or definitely shouldn't be together, which I think would be premature considering they've been on one date and seemingly known each other for a few…
The actor's Diary of Zac Efron videos on YoutTube are fucking hilarious.
I think this show has reached the point of critical darling and fan cult hit status where people won't identify that an episode was just not very good. Which was this episode.
It's frustrating that either the characters aren't mad about what they should really be mad about or they are just terrible at communicating their feelings.
I feel you, buddy. Hope you find doing something you tolerate that puts a few bucks in your pocket.
Adulthood doesn't suit babies born in any period, but people born in the 80s seem to have more difficulty adjusting for various reasons, some of which were based on how we were raised, and some based on external and market factors. Then again, a lot of generation x born in the early to mid 70s NEVER adjusted.
Hello Ladies was a much, much worse show than this.
Eating hot dogs with the Chemical Brothers before a rave in Fresno would be my personal hell.
“Sometimes you just don’t know how unhappy someone is,” says Christine after the twins leave before they can take a picture with their mom, all but admitting that the only thing that gives her any pride in life are her children.
To be fair - it was a reality for him (and before he was super successful), so in his head it's not far-fetched for a beautiful woman to be charmed by a dork.
Generally speaking, I agree it would be strange for an attractive woman to allow some random guy at the gas station to follow her home.
First - I believe he goes to a private school, so the first amendment does not apply.
Nope. No regulation. HBO/Premium cable do things basic cable cannot because they are subscription services not beholden to advertisers.
The FCC doesn't have jurisdiction over cable. You can say fuck whenever the fuck you want - the network just doesn't want to alienate advertisers, although, I'm not sure which advertisers really give a fuck about a character on a show saying fuck anymore for fuck's sake.
That's just because the FCC are dinosaurs and don't know what the fuck skeet means.
I don't think anyone made that observation as you're likely alone on the overlap in the Venn diagram of people who watch Baskets and How I Met Your Mother
It's an epidemic, these damn Parisians using our broken ex-pats to make their way to Bakersfield.