Here's the thing. I used to think Fred Williamsons joyless self seriousness was at least partially a political thing. Which I understand. But I also think he's genuinely boring.

I mean joking aside, it's obviously not exactly confined to Blaxploitation films and is mostly an old low budget trick to pad out running times. Though a lot of the earlier stuff tended to be a bit meatier.

The BBC review of it comes off as so aggressively salty that it made me want to see it.

Oh yeah. Outside of America this is already pretty much the only sort of option you have in regards to streaming for anything more than a couple of years old.

As someone who watched a lot of Blaxploitation films…

I'm gonna be Bond.

It is a bit much to take. Which is kind of a recurring theme in a lot of writing about hamilton.

Breitbart did originally start as a pro-israel publication in the post 9/11 sense.

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Also Amos Moses.

I like Animal Collective and it really does sound nothing like the rest of the music in the game.

Someone there knows how to curate a soundtrack at any rate.

Jose Gonzalez did pretty well out of RDR.

That took me by surprise when I saw it.

Why would you share this? Did we hurt you?

Yeah. I was struck recently that White Supremacy crept into the language of elevated rhetoric so easily that it lessened the impact now that you're dealing with actual white supremacists.

Sometimes a man seems to be in every tv show for no real reason and it's been decided by the powers that be that this man will be Jerry O'Connell.

I looked it up because I swore it ran a couple of seasons but Alien Nation has far fewer episodes than I thought it did.

We also don't talk about Wild Palms much.

Huh. That'll be nice. Whole story might be a bit broad and grim but they'll hit the notes.