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Never watched Dead End: Paranormal Park, but it's always sad to see show that people liked not get a proper ending.

 

I feel like I've seen a bunch of Nick Kroll hate the last week, is there any reason for that? Aside from people seemingly singling out Big Mouth to hate on for the sole reason that it keeps going while a lot of animated stuff has gotten killed recently?

 

no people just find him annoying and his dad being a billionaire doesn't help haha

 

I never even heard about the dad thing til a couple days ago lol so that was news to me

 

He’s fine. Who of us doesn’t have a billionaire dad?

 

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The first ten minutes of Athena is something else.

 

So anyone check out The Traitors yet on peacock?

 

How long are you spending on the toilet?

 

Colby!

 

I have never got into Buffy or Teen Wolf (the showrunner's previous show), but I think I will check out Wolf Pack on Paramount+ when it premieres at the end of month. Just intrigued by SMG pretty much saying fuck you to the idea of Disney ever reviving Buffy, and then doing a very similar series for another company.

 

Yea I don’t get a dark vibe from Five Score at all.

 

just looked it up, so it’s basically the mole?

 

Sometimes I feel like Twitter gets bored of beating up on the usual terrible suspects and just goes after someone they don’t like. Sadly, that was Nick Kroll. I get why people may not like him, as a person who has no affinity for billionaire kids or “Big Mouth,” but he’s been largely inoffensive and can be pretty funny in the right context. Twitter can just be mean for no reason.

 

Kinda sorta. It's really a Survivor/Big Brother/The Challenge/The Mole combo, except whereas in The Mole the mole was trying to sabotage missions, the traitors are trying to help make sure they win. Having seen the UK version that aired last month (which was AMAZING) I was curious as to how this version was gonna be.

 

Lol should've done a search before I asked if anyone had seen it. So it's good so far?

 

I’m like 15 minutes into the HBO Woodstock documentary and I feel like it’s already better than the Netflix one

 

Just watched Le Pupille on Disney+. 40 minute live action Italian short film about a Catholic girl's orphanage on Christmas Eve, set in Fascist Italy during WW2. It is the favorite right now to get the Live Action Short Oscar.

One Disney+'s hidden gems. One of the most visually enthralling pieces of cinema from 2022 I have seen. Go watch it.

 

One thing I do not understand about the marketing of Paramount+: they have probably the single most extensive streaming library of stand up comedy, but they have made 0 effort to promote or leverage that at all. "We have nearly every Comedy Central stand up show and special ever made" might be a pretty big draw to some people but hey what do I know?

 

Just looked it up too and it's extremely my shit

 

Yeah I’m definitely enjoying it. Show was basically made for me though, I am the exact Bravo/Survivor/Big Brother audience it wants

 

after watching both the HBO version of Wooodstock 99 and then the Netflix one. It’s easily the HBO version that is way better than the Netflix one. It actually goes in depth into the festival and the lineup and the layout while Netflix is just meh.

 

Damn so the season premiere of servant just gets into it huh

 

I haven’t watched yet but the thumbnail is exciting

 

five minutes in I’m just like what the fuck is going on