u/Expert-Boysenberry26

It’s not a hot take to think Beth’s death is the stupidest in the whole show only second to Carls right? Watching someone react to the show and they just got to her last episode. Just wanted to confirm for myself that others felt this death was really out of nowhere. I definitely thought so when watching this show for the first time.

Also I feel like the police/hospital people come out of nowhere and aren’t developed enough to warrant a big character death.

I want the white to disappear and leave spaces inbetween the circle. How do I do that?

I know a lot of people around my age don’t like this show and sitcoms in general but I personally have some sort of nostalgic comfort from putting on the big bang theory. Season 1 and 2 especially, the style and colors of the show just really remind me of the time it came out, like 2008-10 era. When I think of 08-10 I think of frutiger metro. The colors of the show being so bold like the characters shirts and decor make early seasons of this a time piece to me. Also Pennys hair and clothes in S1&2 are perfect examples of fashion at the time (reference last picture)

Everytime I get a haircut (multiple barbers) they always leave this part of my hair longer than it seems it should be. Why? I feel like it always looks wrong. Is something wrong with my hair, should I cut it off?

We already have a Seinfeld and multiple Friends sets for the 90s. We need an early 2000s show rep set. Non other would be better.

Elvis took inspiration from both white and black artists. If it wasn’t for his music I don’t think we’d have as mixed as a culture as we have today. People wanted him cancelled not only because of his “sexual movements” but because they saw the beginning of the end of segregation. The man literally caused a riot.

A lot of people only know Elvis for his music or his funny costumes but my god the guy had so much more to his story. What’s extremely ironic is that he was basically a slave for the last years of his life.

The religious / supernatural themes of the show really added a lot to the drama and horror. I miss the walking dead being really deep thematically.

Watching a reaction to the walking dead and although I know season 1 and 2 do weird human walker stuff I’ve never seen anyone talk about the roaring walker. So yeah in season 2 episode 1 this Walker roars out towards Rick pretty loud. Pretty sure it’s the only time a walkers really vocal. Also apparently in this same episode a walkers says ow lmao. Also they kind of run in part of the episode.

This is definitely a very inconsistent episode walker wise and a peak example of early walker behavior.

Jermaine was so real and all the episodes he’s in are great. I really wish we would’ve got a bit more of him or an episode where he goes in a dungeon with Finn and Jake or something. Maybe he would’ve realized why he stayed at home instead of going adventuring as it wasn’t for him.