I’m not sure they know how “fads” work.

I won’t yuck anyone’s yum, but I really didn’t enjoy this show very much. I like Jane Levey, but very little about the show worked for me (especially the music choices).

That Imagination Land thing was a “movie” right? I don’t remember if it started as three episodes then made into a DVD movie or vice-versa.

So, would South Park move from HBO Max to Paramount+ then?

Isn’t that literally always the case?

Well, at least Sara’s still got Girls5Eva.

That was my thought regarding Jordan Peele’s Twilight Zone and the upcoming Wonder Years show.

Oh, it’s the girl from Andi Mack! They grow up so fast.

Yeah, this one was weak and a little hard to follow, IMO. I feel like this season’s episodes have been structurally all over the map; there really isn’t a clear sense of an act break or anything.

An article about jungle romance movies and you pick the wrong Brendan Fraser film?

Love Kevin, don’t really care about Doug Judy, like Pimento enough, never liked Gina.

This should be an interesting turn of events.

I definitely got my signals crossed at some point, because I was under the assumption that his daughter would become the next Hawkeye.

You can tell from that image this is gonna be Flash-style animation.

It’s a cable channel primarily for watchin’ movies, but there’s original programming as well (like Outlander or Ash vs Evil Dead).

Yeah, my friends and I were talking about this a couple of weeks ago and I looked up the ratings on the recent season. Most episodes averaged about over 1 million viewers, with certain episodes at 3 million-ish because of feetball.

I’m glad it’s finally out there in its entirety (baring a couple of missing episodes and musical numbers here and there) for the general public to experience again.

Good choice!

Either they did a lot of “taking lines from different scenes and pasting them onto other shots” or the lip-sync is really bad on this.

And it’s not even streaming anywhere last I checked (without having to pay for the seasons); it’s not on Peacock, not on Hulu, not even NBC.com, which instead  has the whole series of Bruce Campbell’s short-lived syndicated “Jack of All Trades” show. It made it so hard to recommend to people because you couldn’t…