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i watched tv and now i'm here
Aug. 26th, 2022 06:42 pm I started typing whynot into the address bar, then autocomplete taught me that there is such a place as Whynot, North Carolina. Well, unincorporated community. It was established nearby other communities such as Erect and Hemp. Quoth the Wiki, "The community was originally spelled with two separate words, "Why Not". The origin of town's name came from residents debating a title for their community. A man finally remarked: "Why not name the town Why Not and let's go home?""
A wise man.
I have been WAITING for the new/last season of See. I was not impressed by the new/last seasons of Locke & Key or On My Block, so come hit me with a winner, show. I wonder if once upon a time I would not have liked See very much because it's very violent, the same way Game of Thrones was not my cup of tea, but maybe my tastes have changed? I really like this show. I don't have very deep thoughts yet. I enjoyed the S3 premiere and I'm looking forward to more.
I'm all caught up on For All Mankind, and that show just gets weirder each season. S1 is worth watching. Love the space race AU where the USSR made it to the moon first and women became a more central part of NASA. But in S3, it feels like Just Another Space Show and you kinda lose the alternate history luster of it. I appreciate what it's trying to do, but some things felt straight-up shark-jumpy. I also have a tangle of thoughts about the representation of American politics on it that I have no idea how to begin unpacking. So there's that.
A wise man.
I have been WAITING for the new/last season of See. I was not impressed by the new/last seasons of Locke & Key or On My Block, so come hit me with a winner, show. I wonder if once upon a time I would not have liked See very much because it's very violent, the same way Game of Thrones was not my cup of tea, but maybe my tastes have changed? I really like this show. I don't have very deep thoughts yet. I enjoyed the S3 premiere and I'm looking forward to more.
I'm all caught up on For All Mankind, and that show just gets weirder each season. S1 is worth watching. Love the space race AU where the USSR made it to the moon first and women became a more central part of NASA. But in S3, it feels like Just Another Space Show and you kinda lose the alternate history luster of it. I appreciate what it's trying to do, but some things felt straight-up shark-jumpy. I also have a tangle of thoughts about the representation of American politics on it that I have no idea how to begin unpacking. So there's that.