It’s definitely the 2021 celeb death that hit me the most. I mourn what we’ll never get ... more and more of Norm being Norm.

...and that someone who told you , you guessed it , Frank Stallone.

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I’ve been woken up by someone to tell me a person had died three times in my life they were my grandmother, a best friend, and Norm Macdonald.

“What Letterkenny season 10 lacks in plot and character arcs, it more than makes up for in quick wit and affection for its characters.”

When I was comings up, you’d be lucky to gets any banters and wordplays, now you got so muches of it you cans have plots at expenses of jokes, must be FUCKING NICE.

Allegedly.

Less plot, more banter and wordplay? That’s what I’m here for 

Why Shoresy? Spinoff characters I would prefer:

Not sure what to think about a Shorsey spin-off series. He works well as the asshole that pops up occasionally to rip zingers, but a whole show of that might be a bit much. Plus there’s no Jonesy and Reilly.

Bad storytelling is neither new nor daring.

Except it totally was, IN RETROSPECT. That’s the point. They were disguising the heel turn while at the same time making it obvious in retrospect.

Times: Peter, what would you like to say to fans who were disappointed I. The ending of Game of Thrones?

Too little setup, too little time spent on consequences, and character motivations which were muddled by the compressed timeline. Dany’s descent made sense conceptually, but not two episodes after her selflessness in the fight against the white walkers, which itself seemed to go from the biggest existential threat the…

“Every word he said was worth its weight in gold.”

It also makes no real sense within the context of the show itself, which was almost entirely white. Even then, many of the complaints were not about a couple not running off together, unless you count Brienne and Jaime, which is partly the show’s fault for rushing a sexual relationship between them and then ending it…

Ironically it was the Unsullied who rode off into the sunset and that ending both blew and they weren't white. 

Countless remakes prove that you can tell the exact same story to wildly different results. The problem was never with the plot beats (Dany, Jon, Bran and Arya’s respective “moments”), it was with their execution.

It was never about who will sit on the throne. It was always about ice zombies and how little of a threat they actually are when you’re in the final battle.

“They wanted the pretty white people to ride off into the sunset together,”