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Originally Posted by Lucem Ferre (Post 1780894)

Watched Atlanta which got me into Gambino.

Great show.

Yeah I have that on my dvr and have only watched a couple of episodes.
I just got into watching You're the Worst that I had saved and it is so great. I love all the characters on that show. They are all assholes for the most part and I feel like I could fit in with them.

It's also strange how it's a comedy show then they gut punch you every now and then with super serious things.

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Originally Posted by Chula Vista (Post 1780890)

Watched San Junipero again last night.

Spoiler for Spoiler:

I saw that on second viewing.

I must be kind of emotionally void inside but that episode didn't do much for me. My girl was in tears by the end though. I was just slightly happy that they didn't opt out for a tragic ending like they tend to do with lesbian love stories. It is a trope that annoys me so much.

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Originally Posted by djchameleon (Post 1781231)

I must be kind of emotionally void.

Basically, you have no soul MF'er.

Finished Westworld.
Amazing and certainly one of the best shows ever.
We truly live in a golden age of television and **** all those cultural pessimists.
I kinda wish though they wouldn't make a second season.
Pretty sure it'll tarnish the perfect note the first one ended on.

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Originally Posted by djchameleon (Post 1781231)

Of course not because you always want to be different. That episode is one of the best things I've seen on television. You're either soulless or in denial about your own masculinity. Or both.

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Originally Posted by Ki (Post 1781308)

Of course not because you always want to be different. That episode is one of the best things I've seen on television. You're either soulless or in denial about your own masculinity. Or both.

What does masculinity have to do with anything related to that episode?

I don't think I'm soulless after I watched the You're the Worst episode that deals with PTSD and how it was dealt with.

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Originally Posted by djchameleon (Post 1781327)

What does masculinity have to do with anything related to that episode?

I don't think I'm soulless after I watched the You're the Worst episode that deals with PTSD and how it was dealt with.

I don't know. I just needed something else to help my smartass retort. Still, I don't see how you couldn't like the San Junipero episode. Either you weren't didn't watch the right episode or you weren't in the right mindset.

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Originally Posted by Ki (Post 1781333)

I don't know. I just needed something else to help my smartass retort.

Some smarts might help.

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1781344)

Some smarts might help.

Damn. Good one man.

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Originally Posted by Ki (Post 1781333)

I didn't really say I didn't like it. It was a good episode. It's just that it didn't touch me emotionally in the same way that it did for others. It also had a happy ending so.

Watched that new Hip Hop documentary on Netflix. Pretty good in my opinion, and I'm always pessimistic going into documentaries about subjects I know a lot about. But I learned some new stuff and was put together in a nice way.