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I suppose we need a /v/ equivalent of the /e/ and /beat/ threads. |
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I love to uphold girlboss fisherperson stereotypes. I do it every day and I see others doing so also, it isn't just a Twitter phenomenon, it's real and I love that it happens. |
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Banned in Britain.jpg >>25095 |
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The-X-Files-the-x-files-19918135-1024-768.png Childhood is wanting Chris Carter to stop dicking around and get to the bottom of the alien conspiracy. Adulthood is knowing what you want is to watch Mulder and Scully inexplicably not spend all their time shagging and instead track down a serial killer who can turn into a pterodactyl ghost or some shite like that. |
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I promise I'm not going to turn this thread into my X-Files watch-a-long blog. However, it's amazing how many episodes bungle the opening. Instead of a mysterious hook they tell you exactly what's going on and then you wait half-an-hour for Scully and Mulder to catch up. |
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5d14d01c573c2.png I've started watching the Fargo TV series again. Something about it makes me come back to it every winter. |
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p01jwf6g.jpg I could watch Brian Blessed's Augustus until the heat death of the universe. It's unbelievably good acting, just excellent over and over. |
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You lot watch a load of shite. Watch Sharpe. Sharpe is fucking great. The ones with Pete Postlethwaite in, absolutely class. |
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MV5BZjU5MTMyYTItYzY4NS00MjdjLWE5NGQtNjY4OGY1ZWE0Y2.jpg It's the plot to Melancholia but for a dull aging loser. To be honest it hits a little close to home after thinking I might die over the summer and having no plans but to keep living as I always have. |
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Godzilla Minus One was outstanding to watch in the cinema. I'm not looking forward to the American one coming out soon but if you want to see post-war Japan v a huge fuck off lizard then it'll do. |
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On this day, 30 years ago: |
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I'm excited to follow the continuation of this animated rap story. |
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Ted_Lasso.jpg Ted Lasso is funny and nice. However, it's made by Bill Lawrence, who also made Scrubs, and that man's poisonous influence is ruinous. Definitely watch series 1 of Ted Lasso because it's great. Series 2, however, goes the way Scrubs did, with characters having super-serious drama which evokes no sympathy whatsoever from me and is just painfully boring to watch. I like it sometimes when a comedy series has a serious and unfunny turn (like Futurama), but when Ted Lasso's characters mope around because muh girlfriend has muh feelings about muh space, I just feel nothing except boredom and hatred. |
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that cunt.jpg >>25120 |
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Watched Father of the Bride. Absolute shite. Steve Martin is a terrible narrator. Was he ever actually funny? I liked Three Amigos as a kid, but I don't know whether it was good or if that's just nostalgia talking. |
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For some reason I avoided it when I came out, but I'm now working my way through Friday Night Dinner. It's funny enough, although it does feel like the kind of thing that if it was on TV ~30 years ago it'd be the warm-up comedy show to get you in a good mood before the main one was on. |
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Anyone remember the name of that Sky One show from the 00s where each episode was a complete brown trouser moment? It was something like 'Terror Alert: How would you Survive' and gave you tips on surviving various scenarios that mostly had nothing to do with terrorism. I still think about it every now and again but it might have been a couple of shows that were on at the same time. |
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6795282_460s.jpg Watching the 156-minute cut of Terminator 2 on my recently inherited Onkyo surround system. |
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The UK version of Jeopardy is weird. It's superficially almost identical to the US version, but there's something eerie and unsettling about it. It's really slow and awkward, like one of those clips of an American sitcom with the laugh track edited out. Everyone involved seems like they're being held against their will, apart from the autistic trans woman contestant who is clearly in her element. |
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_methode_times_prod_web_bin_48de4f1b-3f4f-4528-956.jpg Watched the new Wonka film. It wasn't bad, but it felt rather pointless and I didn't really care what happened next. Always nice to see Dobby and Big Suze though. |
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