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TV 20 - Sorry no fancy title

Watched episodes 3 and 4 of ST last night. There are no rules anymore. Whatever logic the show had has been thrown away. And after reading up on it they're including plots from the play, that I didn’t even know existed, into the tv series, which also retcons things.

Season 4 had a terrible first half before pulling it together in the second, but I’ll quote It’s Always Sunny with, “What are the rules?”

I suppose that’s what happens when your one season anthology story gets stretched to five seasons.
 
ticapnews said:
It still is, but for the next 5 years it will also be on Netflix.

Was just browsing through the Roku live channels and found some table tennis tournament that is going on. And you can bet on it right through the channel's app. Because of course you can.
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When the history of this country is written gambling will be one of the huge downfalls. I like gambling as much as the next person...but now with zero regulations sports are a complete joke and you can now bet against your bills on certain apps. Want to try and win enough to pay off your monthly phone bill...wager it on an app and lets let the slots decide!! Double or nothing baby!!

In case any of you are wondering...yes that is real. (I assume you know Priceless I believe you follow Coffeezilla)
 
Spartanforlife4 said:
Watched episodes 3 and 4 of ST last night. There are no rules anymore. Whatever logic the show had has been thrown away. And after reading up on it they're including plots from the play, that I didn’t even know existed, into the tv series, which also retcons things.

Season 4 had a terrible first half before pulling it together in the second, but I’ll quote It’s Always Sunny with, “What are the rules?”

I suppose that’s what happens when your one season anthology story gets stretched to five seasons.
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Yep. This is what happens when you make a sequel to The Goonies. (yes I know they always talk about it and it always falls through) The more of the story you tell the more you have to define things and the more you have to define things the less it makes sense and the suspension of disbelief dies. Ask fucking Star Wars.
 
Handyman said:
When the history of this country is written gambling will be one of the huge downfalls. I like gambling as much as the next person...but now with zero regulations sports are a complete joke and you can now bet against your bills on certain apps. Want to try and win enough to pay off your monthly phone bill...wager it on an app and lets let the slots decide!! Double or nothing baby!!

In case any of you are wondering...yes that is real. (I assume you know Priceless I believe you follow Coffeezilla)
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You're referring to the "Coverd" app, and yes it's dumb.
 
French Rage said:
Would it be offensive to have one where a small-town conservative woman goes to the big city and meets a Jewish guy and discovers the true meaning of Hunnakah?
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French Rage said:
Nah true meaning of Hunnakah is more fun.
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The true meaning of Hanukkah is Jews buy wholesale in bulk.

But Judaism is still a Derp Cult. Even though it is a fun SF story.

If you want to go for rage have a white Christian blonde get converted by a black Muzzie stud while her cuck Baptist pastor husband beats off to it.

Ya know. Subtle.
 
I'm waiting for the one where the executive of some Fortune 500 company returns home for Christmas, runs into her high school boyfriend and his deadender buddies, finds her old friends from school haunting what remains of the shopping mall and remembers why the fuck she got out of that white trash dumpster fire to begin with.
 
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