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if I know anything about flood it's that he's a total square

 

Beth Cooper or The Great North?

 

I just don't even know what you base that opinion on if you haven't seen Love.

Hardly seems fair to judge him on I Love You Beth Cooper, which he isn't even bad in but is like his first and only movie with that much screen time.

 

Let it go bud. It's not really that big of a deal.

 

Never

 

Show me your Paul Rust tattoo now!!

 

I do own several With Gourley and Rust and Don't Stop or We'll Die shirts.

 

Tony Thaxton from Motion City Soundtrack plays with Don't Stop or We'll Die so you can't hate Rust by association

 

Love ruled and I miss it.

 

I can't imagine actually being like "you can't hate/love this because by association" because that would be so so bad for like half the things in the world. Like drmanhattan's album Jam Dreams was co-produced by Chris Conley from Saves The Day. I would have to start hating that album.

 

I really enjoyed Constellation and hope they do a S2. Noomi Rapace is great in it. I only found out after finishing the show that the child was played by twins!

Apple has impressed me so much with their sci-fi output that I've seen so far that I'm debating starting Foundation. Love For All Mankind and Constellation. Silo has issues, but I still enjoy it. Heard not great things about Invasion.

 

Constellation is the first show in a while that required my undivided attention and even a recap to fully understand MOST of what was happening. And I still plan on doing a binge rewatch.

And I loved it.

 

I really miss GLOW and Santa Clarita Diet, too. Damn you Netflix.

 

I didn’t watch this yet so I know I’m part of the problem, but this a bummer still. I know it got mid reactions but I just love a good murder mystery

 

Streamers put out so much stuff and expect us to tune in for every new show while at the same time canceling every new show so that there's no point in watching. Sometimes I don't even hear about something until the cancelation news

 

as someone who has yet to crack open the Foundation books (and know they're vastly different from the show), i can tell you that Foundation is probably the most engaging sci-fi project i've ever stumbled across. i'm getting my PhD in the sociology of religion, organizational sociology, and quantitative/survey methodology, and the show scratches all the sociopolitical, philosophical, theological, and analytical itches i have. it's also just very well-acted and well-made (even if season 1 takes a bit to get there). can't recommend it highly enough. the only other sci-fi show that's scratched that itch for me recently has been Andor.

 

Ok, sold! Loved Andor too. Every so often I think about what a miracle it feels like that we got that show.

 

I'm watching 127 hours and I mean I guess I'm just watching James Franco try to get his arm out for almost 2 hours. Idk what I expected lol

Because I missed the curb vs seinfeld debate, I enjoy both. V different shows. I actually watched curb before I ever watched seinfeld. Seinfeld is a great sitcom. Curb I don't rly view in the traditional sitcom format. Sometimes the second hand embarrassment for Larry can be hard to watch so I see it as more "cringe" humor sometimes.

 

Andor is so goddamn good

 

Was gonna pause 127 hours to use the restroom and then thought wait what am I gonna miss? James Franco still stuck in a rock? So I didn't pause it and then came back to a car orgy with Kate Mara

 

absolutely. pre-ordered my copy of the 4K UHD steelbook earlier today. very excited for season 2.

 

it is weird that I saw 127 Hours but completely forgot James Franco is the lead