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pm_me_reason_to_livx OP t1_jegt1cq wrote
Reply to comment by FreyrFreyja in I recently rewatched Sex Education (Netflix). Here's why I don't think this is a great show. by pm_me_reason_to_livx
what!? why would i pm them?
Smocke55 t1_jegsz9a wrote
Reply to comment by ibnganja in Amazon Prime's "SWARM" is a horrible show, don't watch it by ibnganja
how did you enjoy Atlanta? I understand not liking both if it's not your style but there are many bizarre occurrences with no logical explanations in Atlanta, so criticizing one but enjoying the other seems weird.
anasui1 t1_jegsz4l wrote
Reply to comment by punchinglines in Trevor Noah becomes first comedian in nearly 60 years to win Erasmus Prize by punchinglines
just chiming in to say that Ziggo Dome is such an amazing name
dharmashark48 t1_jegsokj wrote
Reply to comment by OneGoodRib in Before 'Riverdale' came along and gave us immortal sorcerers and time travel, 'Archie's Weird Mysteries' was the weirdest TV series in the Archieverse by sundaynightheat99
After season 1, it turns absolutely insane. If you made up a plot at random, throwing in the most bizarre elements you can think of, chances are it genuinely happened.
MaxVerstappenTheGOAT t1_jegsft3 wrote
Reply to comment by TheFormalShow in What show universe would you want to live in? by Dolo114
And you get to bang the best sexbots
anasui1 t1_jegs9o4 wrote
let me guess, small arctic town where a determined woman dreams of new life in New York/Toronto but damn, those nosy parents will not accept that!
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Reply to What show universe would you want to live in? by Dolo114
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Reply to comment by speashasha in The Yellow Jackets S2 E2 finale. by terrierr3x
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Lanky_Chemist_3773 t1_jegrawd wrote
Will watch.
Nobodycares2022 t1_jegrabs wrote
Reply to comment by annaamontanaa in What are your favorite TV Shows that started before 2010? by NeitherIndependence
It’s been awhile since I watched it, but I believe so.
Mr_Buscemi t1_jegr9nu wrote
Reply to comment by Mr_Buscemi in THE NANNY never ceases to be funny. It's campy and silly and Fran Drescher was a highlight. by Lisieu_Lustre
Shit not even a hour later here I am watching Picard for the first time just to see Moriarty in around 20+ episodes from now lol.
annaamontanaa t1_jegpwrl wrote
Reply to comment by Nobodycares2022 in What are your favorite TV Shows that started before 2010? by NeitherIndependence
Does Pushing Daisies end on a cliffhanger? I’ve been kind of wanting to check it out but I do know it was cancelled
IvyGold t1_jegptkt wrote
Reply to comment by homelander_30 in When is Gen V(Amazon’s The Boys spin-off) supposed to release? by [deleted]
Do you know if we are going to get any off-season goodies like the Vought 7 on 7 newscasts or the animated shorts?
Hopefo t1_jegpme6 wrote
Reply to comment by CurvyCupcakes in THE NANNY never ceases to be funny. It's campy and silly and Fran Drescher was a highlight. by Lisieu_Lustre
I think the shows does a good job of balancing Fran’s sexuality as a lever for comedy and a thing that empowers her. The fashion and costuming has a lot of thought put into it which makes Fran feel so much more like a real person pulling these outfits from her closet. She’s not afraid to dress a bit sexier, while also maintaining a personal professional style. She’s not just some dumb Jersey bimbo, she is witty she’s clever she’s in total control of herself but doesn’t take life too serious, and the writers are able to take jabs when appropriate.
I wish we could see more characters nowadays like this. It feels like any sort of female character like that either has to be brainless bimbo the main character can feel better than, or total give no fucks flawless bad bitch femme fatale.
ishtar_the_move t1_jegph6j wrote
Reply to comment by Latter_Feeling2656 in THE NANNY never ceases to be funny. It's campy and silly and Fran Drescher was a highlight. by Lisieu_Lustre
When she came forward with her rape story it was just devastating. Talk about the dark side of comedy.
Chariotwheel t1_jegpby9 wrote
Reply to comment by WarcraftFarscape in Trevor Noah becomes first comedian in nearly 60 years to win Erasmus Prize by punchinglines
Yeah, his life story is very interesting and whenever he talked about that it was interesting, but boy the show itself was dry. The best parts where the unscripted between-the-scenes segments on YouTube.
I don't think he was good in performing pre-written jokes.
Fat-Villante t1_jegp004 wrote
Reply to comment by amosthorribleperson in Trevor Noah becomes first comedian in nearly 60 years to win Erasmus Prize by punchinglines
It really is weird, he's a decent comedian
Stupidstuff1001 t1_jegouun wrote
Reply to comment by Oiggamed in Paramount+ Makes Its Nielsen Streaming Chart Debut With 1923 — Mandalorian Returns in No. 3 Spot by PetyrDayne
Yea self contained episodes where he is a hunter works well with the lack of talking.
Maybe give us bits and pieces of the war on mandalor as the show goes on
CapnEarth t1_jegoo68 wrote
Reply to THE NANNY never ceases to be funny. It's campy and silly and Fran Drescher was a highlight. by Lisieu_Lustre
I played the pilot just to hear the opening music, but I found myself watching the next couple of episodes. I thought the same thing.
DisturbedNocturne t1_jegojoz wrote
Reply to comment by kazh in TV Shows That Should have been Left Alone by Lili_Danube
Instead of the mediocre and poorly written revival we got...
DisturbedNocturne t1_jegoapt wrote
Reply to comment by AdobayAkeechayWah in TV Shows That Should have been Left Alone by Lili_Danube
I think Survivor had to pivot at some point and, if it didn't, it probably wouldn't have lasted as long as it has. There's only so many times you can watch someone starving, struggling to find food, unable to build a decent shelter, and having to weather the elements before it becomes old hat. The personality conflicts with the new casts and the game elements that serve to drive them help to keep it fresh.
hiptones t1_jegoa6n wrote
Reply to THE NANNY never ceases to be funny. It's campy and silly and Fran Drescher was a highlight. by Lisieu_Lustre
The other day, a clip popped up in my youtube feed. It's Fran and CC at the sushi restaurant where Fran loads up her first bite with a ton of wasabi. Her reactions after eating it and the fact that CC continues the conversation as if nothing is wrong is a pure Lucille Ball bit. It is done so well. Fantastic timing and the audience reaction. Then when she starts using her natural voice as the punchline? Classic.
annaamontanaa t1_jego863 wrote
Reply to Question about Mad Men by Ftimis
I’m watching it for the first time right now, I just made it to season 5. Honestly, in my opinion, if you aren’t into it by the first 3 episodes, it’s probably not your type of show. I am loving it, but I was hooked from the first episode. I will say stick it out for the character development if you care enough because so far it’s been magnificent
homogenic- t1_jegnydg wrote
Reply to THE NANNY never ceases to be funny. It's campy and silly and Fran Drescher was a highlight. by Lisieu_Lustre
Fran is a fashion icon, I’ve always wanted to dress like her.
wobbleboxsoldier t1_jegtlz0 wrote
Reply to comment by AmaLucela in THE NANNY never ceases to be funny. It's campy and silly and Fran Drescher was a highlight. by Lisieu_Lustre
And his ex wife.