Is that a VCR or PS2 console on top of the TV? I hope that’s just a VCR. Since PS2 didn’t exist until way late in the 1999. While this show supposed to be in the 1995. 

This is Madness.

Feeling gloom right now. The Specials was, well, special during my college days. I was into the third wave ska back then. Got introduced to The Specials when browsing CDs on my local music stores, bumped into the compilation album. It’s rabbit hole from then on, history of ska speaking. From the OG…

Blockbuster. What is dead may remain dead.

Saw the first episode. Switch over to something else immediately. I’m not feeling it. The joke, the quirks... Nothing.

Pre-Christian world? How about Mid-Christian world? All those BDSM kinks disguised as punishment of the sin. 

Keegan Michael Key? You mean Jordan Peele? 

Women pilot of fighter jets existing for decades now, and the number slowly increasing. If they can brunt the pressure of G-force on daily basis and still performing admirably on pro level. I’m pretty sure the same can be said about open wheel race. Provided they given the same of everything, including rigorous tests…

Because the narrative structure build that way. To differentiate of the ole “story of the day” structure most commonly found in the shows on regular network TV back in the day (and they still do). The recipe created and perfected by cable channels back then, namely HBO.

Just throw the Hammer out, and ask one of the Hemsworths in.

Key playing archetype Key characters. Straight laced man tangled with the antics of characters around him. Hijink ensued.
Also happened to be exactly his Reboot character’s sitcom show Step Right Out’s character. Straight laced married man entangled with the wife exes.
Meta!

There are a lot of dickish stage actors on Broadways (and West End). The divaesque of divas. The chump is right at home with the crowd.

You are talking about Lena Dunham, right?

Just for the record. It was Anna Faris that left Chris Pratt. She blindsided him with divorce paper. 

So, for you in the end it was an alright alright alright evening.

Oh, also the plot twist on Eli origin herself. Which sadly omitted in the Americanized version 2 years later, and most likely on this show adaptation too.

Yeah, that one loses the plot really quick halfway into season 02. Behind the screen bickering between everyone involved except Neil Gaiman also didn’t help.

You already forget the amount of dramas came out from the previous Fantastic Four movie? AV Club choke full of stuff from it. 

That’s a deep, Six Degree of Kevin Bacon conspiracy level stuff, right there.

The director of Aeon Flux was a woman though. 

Between the three strips of bacon.

Battle Angel Alita is surprisingly good.