Synopsis: Struggling with the hardships of motherhood, Elizabeth finds herself pulled in a new direction when faced with an opportunity.
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I read the whole fucking article thank you very much.
I hope this shit backfires and we see “no republicans” and “no Christians” signs. Fuck this place.
First of all, Variety’s ads make the site absolutely unbearable to scroll.
Second, it is somewhat annoying that their predicted winners are some seasons that haven’t even aired yet.
Howard pointed out that when a survey of shellfish in the Bering Sea was missed in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Alaska’s $200 million snow crab fishery collapsed the following year. “Firing people like me will make it incredibly hard for NOAA Fisheries to fulfill its mission,” she said.
This is the shit that these smooth brains don’t get about all these scientists studying esoteric stuff. They just can’t handle the simplest of abstractions away from “tax dollars spent staring at fish.”
There’s a big argument from people who speak Russian about the nuance of this moment and whether Putin was dismissing the moderator. I’m choosing not to jump on this as any sort of hopeful wedge between Trump and Putin. Feels too easy to be misconstrued.
I love Josh Holloway. Looks like there may be a 70s throwback vibe to this, which could be very fun.
Final season so it’s probably looking for a satisfying ending, and therefore the most fantasy-driven.
Yo we bout to see a buncha new Nazi salutes
A long time ago I gave up on the wire at season 2 episode 1 because I thought there was no way the shipping port story could be interesting.
I’m only just correcting that mistake now.
Thanks, and yeah I don’t dislike strong opinions. You gave an essay answer about some folks you didn’t like so much, so I figured you’d have an essay for those you did like.
Do you ever listen to On the Media? I have appreciated their more focused goal of analyzing how the news is reported.
I dip in and out with them. Sometimes I just need to hear some other people bitching about shit (because it’s easier than riling up my group of friends all the time). But I definitely tire of the constant outrage.
Also I’m not sure I agree with the other guy’s take on “consent for extant powers” when they were pretty fucking vocal about and critical of Biden last year… long before the catastrophic debate.
I prefer Offline and PSTW for the (usually) more even-keeled discussions and thoughtful interviews.
Synopsis: A dangerous trip to the alien mothership results in a connection across dimensions.
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Synopsis: In pursuit of a prestigious grant, Elizabeth and Calvin join forces in the lab. Their partnership yields unexpected results.
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Synopsis: Elizabeth, a brilliant but frustrated lab technician in the 1950s, is punished after she's caught conducting her own research after hours.
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Synopsis: Mitsuki begins experiencing symptoms from her time with the alien entity. Nikhil breaks into the enclosure, setting off global seismic events.
Synopsis: Trevante and Rose investigate a clue that leads them to Ben Shelton's farm. Monty has suspicions about the mission and confides in Jamila.
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Synopsis: Jamila and the gang reach the hospital and find a surprise. En route to Camp Pierce, the Movement get caught in a savage attack.
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Synopsis: Aneesha, Luke, and the Movement make a plan to locate Sarah. Mitsuki has a devastating encounter with the alien entity.
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Synopsis: Season finale. Gaal, Salvor, and Hari chart a new path forward on Ignis. Demerzel heads to Trantor, taking actions that will change Empire forever.
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Synopsis: Jamila's decision to trek the Channel Tunnel puts the group face-to-face with an even deadlier enemy.
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Hey y’all,
Since taking the reigns on this community, I’ve essentially been continuing with weekly episode discussions for the shows I already saw people engaging with. But as new ones release, I’m not sure how to gauge the level of interest (Strange Planet, for example).
How are we feeling about the upcoming schedule? The Changeling dropped three episodes recently, we’ve got The Morning Show’s third season arriving this week… should I create threads for these?
Share your thoughts in the comments!
Synopsis: Dusk and Enjoiner Rue learn Demerzel's origin and true purpose. Tellem's plans for Gaal take a dark turn. On Terminus, Day confronts Dr. Seldon.
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If you think the civil rights act matters to nazis in 2025 then yeah. But I’m living in reality.