I'm in Seattle too! Moved here 6 months ago, still don't know anybody either.

No thread is the correct one for that.

I've always known I'm going to get arthritis someday. Runs deep in the family.

OK I was slightly amused there. Still not laugh out loud funny, but that makes sense given I'm watching out of context.

OK now I know why people hate me. I crack my knuckles. This is what it sounds like to an outside observer??

I don't think so.

Maybe I'd give it another chance someday, but it's way down the list. My to-watch list is straight up unwieldy.

I just said I could tell when they wanted me to laugh! And that I WANT shows to be funny!

I am evangelical about Parks & Rec, 30 Rock, and Kimmy Schmidt. I love Futurama, Broad City, Nathan For You, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and Bojack Horseman.

I could tell when they wanted me to laugh. It wasn't funny.

Was it ever?

http://oi43.tinypic.com/2i2…

The videos I watched just a little bit of seem to back up your claim. Very generic pleasant-looking instagrammy shit. Like their guiding mantra is just the word "inoffensive".

I've just started a reread of The Handmaid's Tale in anticipation of the new show, and I really forgot just how fucked up it is. (Last time I read it was about 10 years ago.)

Well, I of course meant to exclude JoeCappy69. That goes unsaid.

I mean, many have. Just swap out VHS for 8mm and that's Sinister. Which I really liked, too.

I would understand if it was over very niche things, catered to a niche audience. But I watched the Thor trailer and all the recommended vids on the side are of reaction videos! Like, shouldn't it be other trailers for sci-fi or comic-book movies?

https://youtu.be/oJe-ixBf8ZE (I still miss this show)

I am unwilling to do the research needed, but Instagram's consumer-whore culture may have Youtube's beat.

Same! Aren't we great????