

The sociopath part, I think, is likely because they grew up in the easiest time in history.
The sociopath part, I think, is likely because they grew up in the easiest time in history.
There’s a Mickey mouse and at least 2 Popeye ones now, too.
Not just a regular 12 year old though, a really stupid 12 year old with anger issues.
All caffeine does to me is raise my blood pressure.
I want Bethesda to make a declaration that they’ll hire 100 new people to work on fallout 5.
Beyond that joke, I don’t really have a lot of hope for science in America’s future.
The demand isn’t there, that’s supply side. Just because drug A could potentially kill this many people, doesn’t mean it will, as those drugs are used by a select few, usually people who have a high tolerance. I assume you already know this, just putting it out there for the people who believe their bullshit.
Faith is stronger than reality.
Loses their seat? Not their head?
I’m seeing a lot more than usual, but… That’s because I moved lol
The second part. It’s the second part. Whether you consider “humanity” as all human life, or just modern civilization, is what changes this point.
I don’t understand, why would you want to be part of a group you trust so little?
X-files suffered because it was basically 2 shows. A monster show and a conspiracy show. The overlap of people who liked both, is relatively small.
I would actually be much more likely to get into a live action one, if I didn’t know that the source was anime. I have tried to watch anime, different kinds, over decades because they were highly regarded, and I just can’t. I don’t know why but I can’t do it. I don’t like the style of the animation or the storytelling.
What we do in the shadows was a masterpiece in the beginning. It should have ended after season 3 tho.
Lucifer was the only detective show that didn’t feel tired, and worn out with the exception of Brooklyn 99, but that’s because it was a comedy. Sherlock, high potential, NCIS: everywhere, CSI: pick one, it’s all the same. Sherlock (every version) and high potential are especially bad because they spend the entire time insulting your intelligence for not picking up on the twist that they didn’t bother to give you clues for. It’s like a bad riddle that doesn’t make any sense before, during or after, and then making fun of you for not “getting it” when it was entirely on them.
Without touching GoT, I want to point out that lost is on this list as well.
“who couldve seen this coming?!?”
Everyone aunt Brenda, literally everyone.
And then it turned into a white supremacy app.
Samesies.