Mad World

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And the ones who actually orchestrated it all will wander of free, and move on to the next scheme elsewhere.

It's the greed. It poisoned everything.

You've inspired me to watch South Park season 19.


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It's a good season.

Been enjoying the latest one as well. The previous were a bit meh.

I have completely avoided South Park over the years due to some episodes I saw way back, that I did not find clever or humorous and instead..extremely cringy and disgusting.

Season 19 I'm willing to give the show another chance. :)

Yes i could probably pick those episodes. South park was banned growing up due to them

The new season has been good. The latest seems to have them reversing their stance towards Al Gore/climate

Just finished watching the newest episode.

It featured the baby boomers making a deal with man/bear/pig - a deal with the devil if you will.

Anywho - time had come due for payment.

Interesting.

I started season 19 but I'm thinking South Park might just not be something I can enjoy sitting through. The vid you provided put it together nicely.

Heh, yes it's not everyone's cup of tea. Has some clever moments tho

That was spot on.

I've seen every black mirror.

Good morning. I only managed through a few episodes. It's a bit too heavy for me.

I'm still binging on The Great British Baking Show. Wholesome and fun.


How are things? I assume your area escaped the flames? Crazy couple weeks for sure. Feels calmer now.

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emotional response
can't not smile experience

Any other scenes you consider worth sharing?

Glad to see you seem fine from the fire.

It is not a feel good show that is for sure. Most episodes left me with a disturbed feeling at the end. I still rate it as a quality show and would recommend it to others who like trippy shit.

Exactly. When I want to escape into Netflix or its like, it is not to make myself feel worse. I'm really particular at what I'll allow myself to look at and view.

I don't think I even finished 3 episodes. Someone told me to watch Nosedive directly and that was the only reason I looked for it. Little did I know at the time..


I often watch the same things over and over because I know they're safe.

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I am watching a tv show called Manifest.
I think you would enjoy it Seer, I am really enjoying it so far.

Its about a plane that takes off and lands five years in the future but for the people on the plane, no time has passed other than the flight time.

Looks intriguing..


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Didn't realize each episode was it's own story. Been watching bits of each episode since

Certainly have their "disturbing" element, but seems to be a very clever show.

I paused Daredevil show series on Netflix a short while ago. Now almost to last show of season 3.

The Daredevil limited series by Frank Miller was among some first comic books I read as kid.

Imagine if those Daredevil series on Netflix were on shelf in a video store during 1990s... the experience would be more awesome. All I gotta get in and pay about $4.00 (Honestly, I forgot) for like two shows and I'd get thrown in a free bag of popcorn. Or rent horror and sci-fiction movies, in 3 movies for almost same price.

Its weird.. I was more eager to watch almost any kind of movies in 90s but not same as now. The experience of watching and reading in 90s was...

Rich.

Yeah it is like watching short films that have no happy endings lol.
Sol you should check out the augmented reality episode from Season one. Season one is the much better, at least in my opinion.

Going to the video store and then later Blockbuster or Hollywood Video, was great simple pleasure as a youth, that the newer generations, will never know.

Only 12 copies available of new releases..offered a sense of urgency and gambling. Finding them all checked out and browsing the aisles for a half hour for something else.

Good times.

The good old days
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Can't argue about the better prices

While I'm still eager to watch/read different things, I find much seems to be a repeat (or perhaps I've consumed to much lol). It's rarer now to find something that makes me think/moves me etc. Those tend to be the ones I'll revisit.

Maybe 2-4 copies for local store only. Sometimes some are phoned in advance, for to reserve.

I remember the day when the local store put up a paper at front of door saying it is being closed due to downloading and common copies of movies on the internet. That was years ago.

That was common in the 80s. Once the big box video stores took over, they would have dozens of copies of new releases to combat the very problem we all faced in the 80s.

How many times did you go to the video store and leave empty handed after 20 minutes?

Now they're nearly all gone. Amazon is pretty good at titles for rent, but not everything is there. Netflix is limited but a good service overall.

@ 0:16 and 0:51
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The 0:51 seconds is the one I like to relieve over again and again.

The screaming as being free and freedom to move freely and doing elite awesome moves or somehting cool shit like that. lol

Thanks for bringing back some fond memories. And of course it took half an hour of browsing. New releases were $5 bucks each....weeklies were 3 for $5!


These were what we had instead of blockbuster here

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