They're all bad. It doesn't matter whether it has an occult spin (as in your example, also Supernatural did the same thing with Sam) or if it's just a stock soap opera plot with booze or smack. There's no fresh spin for this storyline. Everyone has seen it a dozen times.
They're all bad. It doesn't matter whether it has an occult spin (as in your example, also Supernatural did the same thing with Sam) or if it's just a stock soap opera plot with booze or smack. There's no fresh spin for this storyline. Everyone has seen it a dozen times.
I wasn't defending it, actually - though I did enjoy Willow finally going dark in the end there. It simply felt appropriate to post it
They're all bad. It doesn't matter whether it has an occult spin (as in your example, also Supernatural did the same thing with Sam) or if it's just a stock soap opera plot with booze or smack. There's no fresh spin for this storyline. Everyone has seen it a dozen times.
I wasn't defending it, actually - though I did enjoy Willow finally going dark in the end there. It simply felt appropriate to post it
The overall plot of that season wasn't bad, but pretty much all the scenes dealing with Willow's 'problem' that were riffed from afterschool specials were god awful.
Saved by the Bell makes me feel like a fucking alien. I grew up in that era. Everyone in my generation has this weird nostalgia for it. I hated it back in the day and I hate it more now. It might as well be in Chinese.
Maybe it's part of the collective oeuvre of "things for straight people" that I just don't get and never will.
Saved by the Bell makes me feel like a fucking alien. I grew up in that era. Everyone in my generation has this weird nostalgia for it. I hated it back in the day and I hate it more now. It might as well be in Chinese.
Maybe it's part of the collective oeuvre of "things for straight people" that I just don't get and never will.
It is more fun if you consider it a prequel to Showgirls.
Saved by the Bell makes me feel like a fucking alien. I grew up in that era. Everyone in my generation has this weird nostalgia for it. I hated it back in the day and I hate it more now. It might as well be in Chinese.
Maybe it's part of the collective oeuvre of "things for straight people" that I just don't get and never will.
It is more fun if you consider it a prequel to Showgirls.
Except that then you have to watch Showgirls, and that kind of takes away any fun you may have gained.
Saved by the Bell makes me feel like a fucking alien. I grew up in that era. Everyone in my generation has this weird nostalgia for it. I hated it back in the day and I hate it more now. It might as well be in Chinese.
Maybe it's part of the collective oeuvre of "things for straight people" that I just don't get and never will.
As a straight dude, I would actively fight my siblings to change the damn channel because I could not stand to watch "Saved by the Bell", you are not alone. :bro:
Saved by the Bell makes me feel like a fucking alien. I grew up in that era. Everyone in my generation has this weird nostalgia for it. I hated it back in the day and I hate it more now. It might as well be in Chinese.
Maybe it's part of the collective oeuvre of "things for straight people" that I just don't get and never will.
Definitely not a straight thing. I couldn't stand that show. It looks like I wasn't the only one either.
Saved by the Bell makes me feel like a fucking alien. I grew up in that era. Everyone in my generation has this weird nostalgia for it. I hated it back in the day and I hate it more now. It might as well be in Chinese.
Maybe it's part of the collective oeuvre of "things for straight people" that I just don't get and never will.
Definitely not a straight thing. I couldn't stand that show. It looks like I wasn't the only one either.
Maybe everyone just likes it ironically and I've been left out of the joke all these years then.
Because the show was garbage back in the day and it certainly hasn't aged well in the meantime.
Saved by the Bell makes me feel like a fucking alien. I grew up in that era. Everyone in my generation has this weird nostalgia for it. I hated it back in the day and I hate it more now. It might as well be in Chinese.
Maybe it's part of the collective oeuvre of "things for straight people" that I just don't get and never will.
Definitely not a straight thing. I couldn't stand that show. It looks like I wasn't the only one either.
Maybe everyone just likes it ironically and I've been left out of the joke all these years then.
Because the show was garbage back in the day and it certainly hasn't aged well in the meantime.
Sort of? I mean, 90s irony is some weird fucking shit. It's liking something for sucking in an ironic way, then watching it a lot, then losing all sense of taste from extended exposure, then in the end you're paying for Netflix so you can watch season 2 of Fuller House.
I was talking to someone at work about the whole "Only 90s kids remember the 90s". The 90s was the last innocent decade. Everything was going right. Housing market was great, wars were foreign things we barely thought about, and our TV mirrored that. Sitcoms were about people whose lives were easy and their problems were comedic. Our movies were about guys with guns shooting Russians and Germans. We had no worries.
Then 9/11 happened and we lost that innocent. Suddenly terrorist wasn't something John McClane fought, it was something we were fighting at home. Then the housing market blew, our economy when to shit, and now we have Trump running for President. The 2000s onward didn't have the unique identity that the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s had and no other decade will for quite awhile.
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I was talking to someone at work about the whole "Only 90s kids remember the 90s". The 90s was the last innocent decade. Everything was going right. Housing market was great, wars were foreign things we barely thought about, and our TV mirrored that. Sitcoms were about people whose lives were easy and their problems were comedic. Our movies were about guys with guns shooting Russians and Germans. We had no worries.
Then 9/11 happened and we lost that innocent. Suddenly terrorist wasn't something John McClane fought, it was something we were fighting at home. Then the housing market blew, our economy when to shit, and now we have Trump running for President. The 2000s onward didn't have the unique identity that the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s had and no other decade will for quite awhile.
The 90s were the decade when nothing particularly bad was happening (to us, specifically). 50s-80s? Nuclear war on the horizon! Before that? WWII, Prohibition and the depression, WWI, the early industrial revolution...
Growing up in the 90s meant being born into one of the most comfortable eras in human history, and thinking of that as the default.
It did not do a good job of preparing people for when the world resumed its usual patterns.
I was talking to someone at work about the whole "Only 90s kids remember the 90s". The 90s was the last innocent decade. Everything was going right. Housing market was great, wars were foreign things we barely thought about, and our TV mirrored that. Sitcoms were about people whose lives were easy and their problems were comedic. Our movies were about guys with guns shooting Russians and Germans. We had no worries.
Then 9/11 happened and we lost that innocent. Suddenly terrorist wasn't something John McClane fought, it was something we were fighting at home. Then the housing market blew, our economy when to shit, and now we have Trump running for President. The 2000s onward didn't have the unique identity that the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s had and no other decade will for quite awhile.
The 90s were the decade when nothing particularly bad was happening (to us, specifically). 50s-80s? Nuclear war on the horizon! Before that? WWII, Prohibition and the depression, WWI, the early industrial revolution...
Growing up in the 90s meant being born into one of the most comfortable eras in human history, and thinking of that as the default.
It did not do a good job of preparing people for when the world resumed its usual patterns.
Also the practically cosmic leap in technology over the course of the decade.
I was born in 78 so I remember the 80's as well as the 90's. The 1980's wasn't the most terrifying part of the cold war but there was still some cold war fear to be found and a lot of pumped up nationalism. The 90's were largely better.
Saved by the Bell makes me feel like a fucking alien. I grew up in that era. Everyone in my generation has this weird nostalgia for it. I hated it back in the day and I hate it more now. It might as well be in Chinese.
Maybe it's part of the collective oeuvre of "things for straight people" that I just don't get and never will.
It is more fun if you consider it a prequel to Showgirls.
Except that then you have to watch Showgirls, and that kind of takes away any fun you may have gained.
Anything is possible with enough alcohol, my friend!
Saved by the Bell makes me feel like a fucking alien. I grew up in that era. Everyone in my generation has this weird nostalgia for it. I hated it back in the day and I hate it more now. It might as well be in Chinese.
Maybe it's part of the collective oeuvre of "things for straight people" that I just don't get and never will.
It is more fun if you consider it a prequel to Showgirls.
Except that then you have to watch Showgirls, and that kind of takes away any fun you may have gained.
Anything is possible with enough alcohol, my friend!
Except make the ending to Flash season 2 good. Trust me I tried.
Saved by the Bell makes me feel like a fucking alien. I grew up in that era. Everyone in my generation has this weird nostalgia for it. I hated it back in the day and I hate it more now. It might as well be in Chinese.
Maybe it's part of the collective oeuvre of "things for straight people" that I just don't get and never will.
It is more fun if you consider it a prequel to Showgirls.
Except that then you have to watch Showgirls, and that kind of takes away any fun you may have gained.
Anything is possible with enough alcohol, my friend!
Except make the ending to Flash season 2 good. Trust me I tried.
Well, if you'd drunk enough, you would have died, and the Flash season finale would not be a problem! Miracles!
Saved by the Bell makes me feel like a fucking alien. I grew up in that era. Everyone in my generation has this weird nostalgia for it. I hated it back in the day and I hate it more now. It might as well be in Chinese.
Maybe it's part of the collective oeuvre of "things for straight people" that I just don't get and never will.
It is more fun if you consider it a prequel to Showgirls.
Except that then you have to watch Showgirls, and that kind of takes away any fun you may have gained.
Anything is possible with enough alcohol, my friend!
Except make the ending to Flash season 2 good. Trust me I tried.
Well, if you'd drunk enough, you would have died, and the Flash season finale would not be a problem! Miracles!
But then I won't find out if Olicity get back together in season 5.
Saved by the Bell makes me feel like a fucking alien. I grew up in that era. Everyone in my generation has this weird nostalgia for it. I hated it back in the day and I hate it more now. It might as well be in Chinese.
Maybe it's part of the collective oeuvre of "things for straight people" that I just don't get and never will.
It is more fun if you consider it a prequel to Showgirls.
Except that then you have to watch Showgirls, and that kind of takes away any fun you may have gained.
Anything is possible with enough alcohol, my friend!
Except make the ending to Flash season 2 good. Trust me I tried.
Well, if you'd drunk enough, you would have died, and the Flash season finale would not be a problem! Miracles!
Saved by the Bell makes me feel like a fucking alien. I grew up in that era. Everyone in my generation has this weird nostalgia for it. I hated it back in the day and I hate it more now. It might as well be in Chinese.
Maybe it's part of the collective oeuvre of "things for straight people" that I just don't get and never will.
It is more fun if you consider it a prequel to Showgirls.
Except that then you have to watch Showgirls, and that kind of takes away any fun you may have gained.
Anything is possible with enough alcohol, my friend!
Except make the ending to Flash season 2 good. Trust me I tried.
Well, if you'd drunk enough, you would have died, and the Flash season finale would not be a problem! Miracles!
What if Barry brings you back via time travel?
I'd rather have him bring back my Earth 2 doppelgänger
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Yeah the whole evil leaper and destiny and stuff got really wonky.
I mean its not even established why Al should wind up with his first wife so badly other than it kind of sucked he didn't? What about all the ladies he screwed after that? What about Tina?
I would like some money because these are artisanal nuggets of wisdom philistine.
Yeah the whole evil leaper and destiny and stuff got really wonky.
I mean its not even established why Al should wind up with his first wife so badly other than it kind of sucked he didn't? What about all the ladies he screwed after that? What about Tina?
The most unsettling thing was the implication that Sam was just leaping by "choice" but that choice was predicated on partial amnesia that always included him not remembering his wife, among other things.
So not really much of a choice then, proving that God is a dick as usual.
Yeah the whole evil leaper and destiny and stuff got really wonky.
I mean its not even established why Al should wind up with his first wife so badly other than it kind of sucked he didn't? What about all the ladies he screwed after that? What about Tina?
The most unsettling thing was the implication that Sam was just leaping by "choice" but that choice was predicated on partial amnesia that always included him not remembering his wife, among other things.
So not really much of a choice then, proving that God is a dick as usual.
Yeah the episode where we see his wife was like "Wow that's fucked up".
I would like some money because these are artisanal nuggets of wisdom philistine.
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They're all bad. It doesn't matter whether it has an occult spin (as in your example, also Supernatural did the same thing with Sam) or if it's just a stock soap opera plot with booze or smack. There's no fresh spin for this storyline. Everyone has seen it a dozen times.
I wasn't defending it, actually - though I did enjoy Willow finally going dark in the end there. It simply felt appropriate to post it
The overall plot of that season wasn't bad, but pretty much all the scenes dealing with Willow's 'problem' that were riffed from afterschool specials were god awful.
"I'm so excited! I'm so excited! I'm so...scared!"
There's no hope with dope.
Caffine is an upper though
Maybe it's part of the collective oeuvre of "things for straight people" that I just don't get and never will.
It is more fun if you consider it a prequel to Showgirls.
Except that then you have to watch Showgirls, and that kind of takes away any fun you may have gained.
As a straight dude, I would actively fight my siblings to change the damn channel because I could not stand to watch "Saved by the Bell", you are not alone. :bro:
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For Canadian kids there was Degrassi, which I'm told is very good.
Also, I remember a PBS show called "Ghost Writer" which had some sort of magic blue ball that would spell things.
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Definitely not a straight thing. I couldn't stand that show. It looks like I wasn't the only one either.
Maybe everyone just likes it ironically and I've been left out of the joke all these years then.
Because the show was garbage back in the day and it certainly hasn't aged well in the meantime.
Sort of? I mean, 90s irony is some weird fucking shit. It's liking something for sucking in an ironic way, then watching it a lot, then losing all sense of taste from extended exposure, then in the end you're paying for Netflix so you can watch season 2 of Fuller House.
It's a bad scene.
Why I fear the ocean.
Then 9/11 happened and we lost that innocent. Suddenly terrorist wasn't something John McClane fought, it was something we were fighting at home. Then the housing market blew, our economy when to shit, and now we have Trump running for President. The 2000s onward didn't have the unique identity that the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s had and no other decade will for quite awhile.
The 90s were the decade when nothing particularly bad was happening (to us, specifically). 50s-80s? Nuclear war on the horizon! Before that? WWII, Prohibition and the depression, WWI, the early industrial revolution...
Growing up in the 90s meant being born into one of the most comfortable eras in human history, and thinking of that as the default.
It did not do a good job of preparing people for when the world resumed its usual patterns.
Why I fear the ocean.
Had a magic blue ball that was the ghost of a slave that got murdered by his masters for learning to read and teaching the other slaves.
Also the practically cosmic leap in technology over the course of the decade.
Is that canon? Holy shit.
Technically not part of the show, but that's how it was envisioned.
http://fort-greene.thelocal.nytimes.com/2010/05/06/“ghostwriter”-revisits-fort-greene-past/
Anything is possible with enough alcohol, my friend!
Except make the ending to Flash season 2 good. Trust me I tried.
Well, if you'd drunk enough, you would have died, and the Flash season finale would not be a problem! Miracles!
But then I won't find out if Olicity get back together in season 5.
What if Barry brings you back via time travel?
I'd rather have him bring back my Earth 2 doppelgänger
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Here's my in-depth review and thoughts on Flash Season 2:
Oh my god i've been trying to remember the name of that show for weeks now!
Not to be confused with "Host Righter," the show where Sam Beckett travels back in time via hosts to make right what once went wrong.
Here was their depiction of what life in the distance future of 1999 looks like:
I mean its not even established why Al should wind up with his first wife so badly other than it kind of sucked he didn't? What about all the ladies he screwed after that? What about Tina?
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The most unsettling thing was the implication that Sam was just leaping by "choice" but that choice was predicated on partial amnesia that always included him not remembering his wife, among other things.
So not really much of a choice then, proving that God is a dick as usual.
Yeah the episode where we see his wife was like "Wow that's fucked up".
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I dunno, my last visit to Sex World looked a lot like that.