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That is so wholesome. I read a crack that it was typical that Teen Kevin didn’t show up, heh.

There is a new rewatch podcast hosted by Chris Sullivan, Sterling K Brown and Mandy Moore. First episode dropped this week, really enjoyed it.

The actor was hot, and the actress was soooo charming. All the different actors were fun.

I view some episodes as parables, metaphorical. If the characters said she tried everything and nothing can be treated, why am I supposed to argue otherwise? The premise itself was interesting and I like the idea of people visiting other people’s worlds.

I just watched the first season after getting Prime and this is the one I rewatch most often. Interestingly, it’s the one featuring actors I knew least about. The anthology is one of those examples of the sum being greater than its parts.

It is based on a novel (and a movie starring Anne Hathaway). Whether one likes the ending or not, the series ended the way the book essentially did.

The Before Sunset vibes. Set in Paris. Two characters reuniting. Walking and talking. Man with marital issues. Girl with a boyfriend. A cafe scene. A garret scene. Discussing a previous sexual encounter. Just needed Emma singing to Nina Simone. Loved it all.

I loved this series so much! The first production of this decade I can truly proclaim as loving even if it’s not deemed “prestige”. Mod and Woodall are sensational, I really hope this elevates them both for more work. In terms of production, this maybe the best 90s nostalgia hit I have ever seen. It does not go over the top with it, and those years have a lived in quality. Also, the handling of alcohol and drug is really well done, how it ebbs and flows. Do you think Dexter recovers? I want him to be clean by the end. I ended up liking everybody. I was even sad that the ex-wife is divorced too. I wish her the best.

I think the slate this year was significantly stronger. Compare Hallmark to, say, Netflix, and Hallmark is so so much better. Who are these actors and actresses people missed from Hallmark?

There’s Work It starring Sabrina Carpenter and Jordan Fisher. I actually could see a remake of Save the Last Dance about a black girl who moves to a fancy school after the loss of her parent. She is a hip hop dancer protege and meets a white guy (or girl?) who gives her basic ballet training.

I say this as a huge fan but I don’t classify it as a comedy either. And they are so strict when it comes to movies like A Star is Born and Elvis that weren’t classified as musicals.

Why else would they agree to another movie being made? For the money.

Joe is supposed to be kinda invisible virtually throughout the movie until the end, probably at the roof scene. That is how it with abuse kids—they’re the forgotten ones.

I don’t think Officer and a Gentleman would stick out in the age of The Bachelor. Isn’t there a Netflix movie about a woman marrying some military guy for his health insurance benefits?

The Sandra Bullock jokes were great too. Lucy and Jack are also the lead characters’ names in While You Were Sleeping.