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Finally. Feels like so long since S1.

 

They do this in movies about LA all the time too. It always makes me laugh. In Booksmart they go from Glendale to Marina Del Rey and then back to Sherman Oaks all in one night. So exhausting to think about

 

Enjoyed first ep of The Resort, excited to see where this goes

 

my parents were "music nerds" too but they're like a decade younger lol, it isn't any different. i probably listen to stuff from the 60s and 70s more than they do, but i wouldn't know the replacements, husker du, blondie, etc. without them.

 

My dad’s biggest obsession was/is The Beatles. Our basement at home is decked out in framed Beatles posters. He has all their vinyl, then cassettes then CDs. Countless books.

Both my parents were/are also very into Dylan, Young, Fleetwood, CCR, Skynyrd, Pink Floyd, Zeppelin, Petty, Bruce.

Pretty much all the standard classic stuff is what I grew up listening to and still do because of my parents.

 

It's fine people don't know guy A was in whatever band. Who cares.

 

Not really my point but okay

 

my dad only listened to Whitney Houston and Selena in our house

 

my mom is a swiftie

 

I honestly don’t think I have ever heard my mom listen to music.

 

My mom enjoys The National

 

My mom (61) pretty much likes everything I like.

 

Perfect timing
I am ready for future King Jimmy McNulty

 

Fucking same lol

 

My mom used to bump the Elvita soundtrack on a daily basis. That is the extent of her music fandom to me lol

 

I like how every month Netflix has one show they drop that has my whole timeline going crazy and this month it’s the Jeffery Dahmer story so that’s what I’m watching right now

 

I liked it but Made for Love was better

 

after reading all the posts in this discussion I’ve decided you have the best parent of the lot

 

Batman and Mr. Freeze: SubZero, another neat little trip into BTAS universe. Nice to see Babs being a badass outside of the Batgirl suit despite getting kidnapped. Not enough focus the emotional core of Victor and Nora, though; I guess the show already did a good job of that. The movie's there more for spectacle, otherwise the plot would've probably fit a couple of regular 20min episodes without all the fluff. Average Bats film, still pretty good but probably my least favorite BTAS tie-in

 

Since when does Paramount+ have ads in the middle of a show!? Rewatching Detroiters and just sat through 3-5 minutes of commercials in the middle of an episode. I have premium and this has never happened before?

 

https://help.paramountplus.com/s/ar...video-on-demand-with-the-Commercial-Free-plan

 

A promotional interruption is a quick, 10-15 second break in programming to keep you up-to-date on Paramount+ shows or movies.

Thanks! Weird because I just got a solid 5 or 6 back to back ads over the course of a few minutes, not just 15 seconds.

 

Did you recently upgrade? If so, it says to log out and log back in to see if it plays less ads.