I’m glad you’re in a better place now, and I hope you always remember that depression/anxiety lies. You are important and you are heard.
I’m glad you’re in a better place now, and I hope you always remember that depression/anxiety lies. You are important and you are heard.
Layers upon layers!
I started crying right there. It was so heartbreaking.
Pills in the drawer. I thought there was *something* in the milkshakes, but I didn’t think her mom would put prescription meds in there.
I do not see this at all, I’m afraid. Angua vs. Magrat vs. Tiffany Aching vs.Nanny Ogg vs. Susan Sto Helit vs. Granny Weatherwax - are you implying they are too alike?
That’s a fairly apt comparison - a new sci fi writer comes onto the scene with a book that’s got problems but is hailed for being something new and unique. And then their follow-up doubles down on the worst parts of the first book because they didn’t realize what made it good.
He’s going to stick them straight up in his bowl of rice and horrify everyone in the room.
Music Meister (Music Mistress?)
They’re clearly taking it on and flipping it on its head, like they always do. “Oh, you think these two broken people will somehow heal each other? HAHAHAHA! No.”
I’ve been waiting for someone to name these ‘assistants’ who facilitated this garbage. “Haha, he’s not coming down to this nice public lobby and I won’t call a taxi for you to leave. But here’s his room key, go with God. Better you than me.”
And by the way, the kid’s ‘businessman’ name badge should have said Bill Brasky.
The whole thing was pointless except for the song David S. Pumpkins never started singing. The way he’d just take a breath and not do anything, and it would freak out the bullies - that was magic.
NO NO NO NO NO
They didn’t just kick him off of the team - they booted him from their entire universe. If that doesn’t come from some kind of plot where they’re being mind controlled, that’s really harsh.
I think it should be. When I did the Moral Machine test, I was way off of everyone else because I assumed that the person in the car should endure the consequences of choosing to be in a self-driving car.
And no real computer nerds would want to be Steve Jobs instead of Woz.
I saw her as more exasperated than anything else. Everyone on that team has seen the terrible fallout from people keeping secrets. And yet, here’s Diggle putting the rest of the team in danger by hiding something.
He played a creep so effectively in Veronica Mars. Woody Goodman still gives me the shivers.
I cannot wait for this show to come back. And I never would have tried it if I hadn’t heard so many raves about it here on the AV Club! I’m not a fan of musicals generally and the title seems so dismissive. It’s the hardest thing about selling my friends on the show.
I think I lost a lot of my enjoyment of Gina’ antics after that episode.