My own SO has had a few manic episodes resulting in four separate hospitalizations before we finally found a doctor who was on his game enough to identify her issues and find the right help. She’s been episode free for two years now, but it hasn’t been easy either.

Waaaay back when I was a littledigititis, I learned about compassion for people with mental illness from Night Court. Honestly the only other show I can think of from that era which displayed a knowing, compassionate appreciation for people who had to live with mental illness might’ve been M*A*S*H, but even then it…

I’m glad your S.O. was able to get they help they needed. As for you watching Night Court because, “I think it was the theme song,” that was one of main reasons I liked the show. The theme song had an excellent introductory bass riff, much like Barney Miller did in the 70s. 

Thanks for your reply! Where to begin?

You sure are spending a lot of words on someone you don’t care about.

Yes it’s a triumph of lazy writing.

I like plot twists that make a story less interesting.

I hear he’ll have several sidekicks named Crud Bonemeal, Fridge Largemeat and Blast Hardcheese.

Blast Hardcheese

A.k.a. the Republican solution to the problem.

THE RED, CANDY-LIKE BUTTON

FUCK. OFF. And learn what Orwellian means

Lol, OK.

Man, Close Encounters is just such a good film, gotta watch that again soon.

Funy enough, that’s literally a plot in Sword Art Online.

Well yes. If you volunteer to put your life on fb then you can’t be shocked when your info is not private.

I got to that line and quickly checked to see whether I was reading The AV Club or The Root.

Comet edits the episodes for time. It’s nice to see MST3000 back on the air, but I’d rather watch the entire, uncut episode.

Time Of The Apes!

If only there were a club for mst3k lovers, where we could watch every single episode of the show ever. Maybe I should google for something like that.