“That would be the Sing series, which tries to turn the studio’s basic-ass music taste into some kind of guiding principle of insincere uplift”

OK, I think we might be on to something here

I came here to make this exact comment. 

“ and Kirk Franklin”

You really didn’t understand this review, did you?

You do not go to a Michelin star twice and have the same dish. That would be the definition of insanity.

I stopped bitching about Lindelof after Watchmen. I went back and finished Leftovers after that and it is indeed one of the best shows ever.

Why are we still doing this?

As someone who gave up just before finishing Elden Ring, is this still worth exploring? I loved ER despite its difficulty, but never got around to finishing it once I got to the end game.

Went to see it today. It’s no Dune 2, but it’s absolutely worthy for people with kids (and without) to go see. I’d take it over anything Minion filled any day.

I sadly did. It wore off, but it certainly took me out of it at the start. /late to the show

I did a poster when it was first announced

This whole mess was incomprehensible nonsense. Oh and there are clips from the season right in the YouTube preview.

Hello Nasty was the peak for me

Yeah, I haven’t liked Eminem past his two first albums, but I thought this was a fun tongue in cheek return to the Slim Shady persona. I mean the video literally has Slim Shady come through a portal to current day to appal Eminem with how immature he used to be in the past.

Just now getting around to this. Is it just me or did the pilot not click with anyone else? May have just been the contrived sub-plot around the three arcade machines and the crowd of furries/cosplayers that turned violent for some reason? I dunno ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 

“Yeah, I get the toxic thing,” he said with deliberate dismissiveness. “But I still like a real man.”

It’s almost as if it lives up to the title of the movie.

Does your iPhone do 4x more than that iPod did?

The four hours fly by. I watched it in three sittings, so thinking of it as a podcast makes sense. I wasn’t entirely sure about her presentation at first, but she quickly drew me in and charmed me. It’s well edited and thoroughly researched.