Me too. I hope it will get a little thriller and suspense with the mysterious hi-tech machine later just like Serverance. I don't know anything about the novel.

When you watch you better go for a whole spread.

People watch more than Ted Lasso. Severance was a huge hit last year.

You’ve just described the classic single-camera dramedy formula for like the past 20 years.

We all need to be CEOs.

The episode Disappearing Inque has one of the most grotesque moments in any kids show I’ve ever seen. A man wants the powers of the supervillain Inque, who’s basically a slime woman. Well, she gives him half a vial of whatever gave her the powers. It turns him into a puddle of melted flesh, unable to hold his head an inch off the ground.

He paid off 7 billion in debt last year, he’s doing fine with the board

I think just trying to throw off Reddit is never a great idea. Some of the people that lurk here are insane and obsessive with details.

For example, they guessed the twist in Watchmen really early because >!Laurie’s vibrator was named Excalibur, which became Laurie’s Excalibur, which became Laurie’s ex Cal Abar. They ended up guessing Cal Abar was Dr. Manhattan based on a goddamn vibrator.!<

He tried to adjust his personal finances but he misunderstood the advice “cut back on subscription services”

The first episode totally sucked and I doubt that it could have improved enough to bother watching.

PENGUINS CAN’T FLY!

Yeah, but the machines are clunky. No one EVER goes outside in space?

Mark Hamill really outdid himself in this one. That whole scene is genuinely disturbing.

Who cares. You can’t smile without offending someone. Just make a good show and the people that don’t like it won’t watch. But if you try to make a show that doesn’t offend anyone it’s almost guaranteed to be unwatchable.

That includes bonuses though.

I simultaneously can’t believe Greys Anatomy is still running and think of it as the new hospital show on ABC

At least we still have the Simpsons and game shows

> Return of the Joker especially was a damn good feature and right up there with the best of the DC Animated movies.

"If you don't like the movie, I've got slides" is somehow the evilest line in the film.

You're killing these kids

All the folks at my local laundromat will be thrilled

No, his salary was not anywhere close to $246 million.

There was a crossover with Static Shock and Zeta I think, a show about an android.

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The Recruit was better imo, but they're a slightly different tone?

This! So many shows on Netflix could use a final wrap up season meanwhile this show works so well as a limited series! The only way I see >!the two leads being connected in another plot is if it has something to do with national cybersecurity. And even then most of the other leads are dead or presumably in jail though I’m sure they’ll figure out a way to shoehorn in the living characters.!<

To be honest >!I was pleasantly surprised they didn’t leave what happened with his dad as a cliffhanger for a potential S2. A tiny cliffhanger like that wouldn’t have been so bad but I majorly respect them for not leaving any threads in case they got cancelled. But of course now they have to make up an entirely new story. But hey that basically worked for The White Lotus S2 so why not?!<