“Want Me” is great, but “Dover Beach” is amazing.

Disney+ offered a way to alleviate the “homework” issue with its recap shorts called “Legends”. They’ve been doing this for each of its series and movies starting with WandaVision.

Spy X Family is the first work where I read the manga before the anime. And I’m enjoying it greatly in both mediums.

I’ve been looking forward to this since the show’s announcement last year. I’m hoping it’s just as wholesome and charming as the original work, and also that the viewership numbers are good enough for other seasons.

I remember absolutely loving S1 of this show, but right now I can’t tell you what happened in any great detail, and I may or may not watch S2 now.

You were right the first time - the eligibility window for nominees ended on September 30th, over a month before Silk Sonic’s album was released.

Two more episodes and I’ll have finished the series.

Yep, the Gizmodo article below confirms that is the case.

Also of note is Laci Mosley isn’t returning for the third season, since she’s in the iCarly reboot.

I was in college during that time so those were some fond memories to have: checking out Hulu back when it was free on Fridays for their Thursday night comedy.

NBC as well. 30 Rock, Community, Parks & Rec, The Good Place, and now Grand Crew.

They’re fairly popular, but alright. Still, county fair music is rather unsuitable for a qualifier. That is, unless you have a bone to pick with Pitchfork, which fair.

Betting on either adoptive father or step-father.

Ah I thought that quote sounded familiar. It must have been a tribute.

You’re better off just watching Naked and Afraid instead.

It’s a real tragedy Kon isn’t alive anymore, creating more mind-bending and heart-wrenching works.

I’m a 90s kid and I watched the reruns. Hokey as they were, they were also fun. 60s Batgirl was the first thing I thought of too.

Nice! I was worried that there wouldn’t be a year-end list for Comics after December has passed.

Yeah I’ll put that on my list too. I’ve heard it’s pretty sad but given the premise, how could it not be?

Of Hosoda’s oeuvre, I’ve only seen The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, which I found enjoyable and heartbreaking. I intend to see more of Hosoda’s movies this year, particularly Summer Wars, The Boy & The Beast, and of course Belle.