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Bond, James Bond.

 

I met Natasha Lyonne once. True story.

 

Spontaneous rules! Everyone watch it

 

Does anyone know if this is doable if you already have Paramount Plus?

 

wowee

 

I hope she was cool

 

It was brief. She wasn’t necessarily rude but also didn’t want to talk much. I happened to be walking by the building she was coming out of after an interview and there was a small group waiting.

 

she was mean to my sister but that seems on brand haha

 

thanks for sharing! Was able to use by “renewing” my CBS All Access subscription. Now I’ll be ready when big brother comes back, haha

 

Watched The Last Blockbuster tonight. Makes me really wanna take a trip to Bend.

 

What am I supposed to do now that I’m done with Normal People? Holy hell. For me, personally, what a emotional show. Gonna be thinking about this one for a while. Definitely going to need a palette cleanser.

 

I watched it today as well. Let’s go! Haha

 

Just cry and stare at a wall for an hour.

 

Maybe it's the cabin fever of the pandemic that is making any type of trip sound appealing, but I'm seriously tempted to finally make it out to Portland, and throwing Bend in as a side day trip. Just need to snap that selfie haha

 

As someone who’s been to Bend a lot it’s a great town. Lots of cool things to do, and great breweries.

 

I was bummed to find that the 10 Barrel brewery I went to in Denver wasn't the original. (There's 2 in Bend)

 

I went to a 10 Barrell in Portland and wasn't very impressed, felt kinda like a generic macro brewery without much personality. I did a full flight of 10 beers to, so I certainly gave it a shot

 

Final season of Man Seeking Woman was probably the best for me. Lucy was a hilarious addition, I was dying laughing in the apartment cleaning episode

 

Man Seeking Woman is HUGELY underrated

 

Kate Findlay deserves way more work. She's so charming in that.

 

I highly recommend the book Man seeking Woman. A few of the short stories were put into the show.

 

That's so cool, I had no idea it was based on some short stories. Good to know!

 

Finally got around to finishing the Heavens Gate documentary in HBO Max. Pretty underwhelmed by it. Really only found the first episode interesting.

 

I'm 3 episodes into Ramy and enjoying it a lot, definitely reccomend for fans of Atlanta, Master of None, Dave, Better Things... those kind of like... singular character led comedy/dramas with a heart