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Since when is meat unhealthy?

@PaulLev I'd never seen Strange New Worlds before this episode. Now I wanna watch it. What a great episode!

Ramen and soylent

Oh yeah, big time! I've started collecting Steelbooks as of late now that I know how many of the movies I want have steelbook versions.

That does look pretty!

I don't support rape, so I don't support any form of forced birth

Not like that!

You can always tell if someone's in the right because if they're right, they resort to name-calling

I feel like the focus should now be finding ways to treat babies and children with genetic defects and whatnot, not letting people kill them again.

But hey, that makes me cruel, mean, and a crusader of death, I hear.

Indeed

lurks ominously

Only 90 days?

I've heard it's been through two rounds of test screenings that both went really well, which is why I have some hope. The versions played in the test screenings aren't the final version though...

I don't think it was bad but it was super redundant to use it for the second trailer as well as the first. Part of me wishes that they went for an entire different tone for the second trailer

She seems more likeable here, but I doubt she'll be the main character.

This will become the new norm, but I'm not too mad; this is likely part of these companies preparing to accommodate the writers and actors to end the strike, the ad revenue will be used to pay residuals.

Aren't they going on strike soon?

Writers still haven't recovered from the 2016 election lol

But fr I think NBC making most of the good sitcoms is a big part of it. NBC has been making hit sitcoms since the 70s, but for the first time in awhile, they don't have any hit comedies anymore. In the 70s, they had Sanford & Son, in the 80s they had Cheers, in the 90s they had The Cosby Show and Friends, in the 2000s they had The Office, in the 2010s they had Parks & Rec and Community and 30 Rock and Superstore and Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

I do think that ABC might be poised to take over NBC's spot as top comedy broadcaster though, Black-ish was a smash hit and now they have Abbott Elementary as well.

In a free market, people would be able to get any drug they like.

I'm presuming that over-regulation in the wrong way might be the cause here. But the problem is, markets carrying necessities tend to exploit customers when there's no competition, so I'm not sure that deregulation should be the move either.

You think that's enough? Or do we still need to give them more money?

(Let's take note that the citizens are still poor, and Ukraine is still losing, reportedly still being outgunned as well)

I didn't know that Cartoon Network Studios still exists. Didn't it get shut down?