I wonder if Netflix has the balls to cover the Cultural Revolution bits

I don't know what a Mystery Beast is, but "Some guy made a video and I don't like it and it cuts too fast!!" is, um, something 

Well don't let the pack of data stop you from reaching a conclusion.

Taceaux

I make no appeals to your tastes. Everyone has decided how they feel about the looks. I’m in line for the AWD version and I think:

>Actually you’re always getting sick whenever you drink beer, and it’s everywhere, and you should be uncomfortable and scared.

There are advantages. Spatchcock is a fun word you get to throw around the office for a few weeks. Once you’ve done it, the bird actually cooks fully in just a couple of hours, and the smoke flavor is always a plus, unless you’re some kind of communist I guess. Best part is all the cooking happens on a grill and the…

Spoken like someone who has never spatchcocked and smoked their bird before 

This revelation underscores a clear truth: to foster densely walkable cities, we must prioritize accessibility over excessive parking.

These aren’t related:

I’m sure I’m taking the wrong lesson away here, probably, but uh.... If I can eat ten credit cards a year without noticing, that would seem to imply that microplastics aren't any kind of big deal. 

I'm sure the government will confine its use of wall to wall surveillance technology to the purest and most noble activities.

They’re not banning Skittles, they’re simply passing a law which will make Skittles illegal to produce or sell.

The real stars of the show are the Volume and the VFX team. Most everyone else just kinda stands around looking stern for 30 minutes while animators stoically advance a plot. 

You Need To Change The Way You Think About Charging

This is getting sad

Suing somebody for only hiring lawful residents is my new pick for “Peak 2023."

That last line isn't the main takeaway, it's cowardice. Headline, thesis, and body of the whole article are arguing against speedway racing altogether. 

I’m whelmed, which is frankly a welcome improvement over recent Star Wars content. It’s fine. It’s probably going to get better and I’ll keep watching, so, job done I suppose.

I was shocked that, in one season, Peripheral had not yet overstayed its welcome. Ambitious shows like it so frequently land a core idea or two, but muddle the execution or don’t bother nailing details. I kept waiting for the bad shoe to drop, and I guess this is it. Farewell, Peripheral, you had me.