u/Haunting-Bread-9810

From the "Australian celebrity" actually being from New Zealand, the Sydney-centric focus, the (not-so) borderline offensive depiction of Aboriginal Australians, to the nonsensical geography, I skip this episode every single rewatch (apart from that time I showed it to my fiancé and cringed the entire time).

I know it's a sitcom and not that deep, I just can't keep this to myself anymore haha

Edit: I see people have taken this a bit more seriously than I expected! I know it’s an American sitcom and I shouldn’t take it seriously, and honestly, I don’t take it seriously, skip the episode and move on with my life. I just hoped to add a bit of context.

I really do love this show! It’s one I watch on repeat and I’m sure we all have a lot of stuff we could say about it!

Watercolour, 20.9cm x 30cm

Held in the Prints, Drawings and Paintings Collection at the V&A, London

What I carry daily:

-My wallet
-Keys
-Lip balm
-Hand cream
-Hair clip
-Fidget toy
-Phone

Oil on canvas, 89 cm x 130 cm
Held in the Musée D’Orsay in Paris

I also can't get over the image of Mortimer asking his grown up son for his blessing to marry his mother 💀

Can’t Stop the Feeling - Justin Timberlake
When this song was released in 2016 as part of the soundtrack of a kid’s movie, I immediately found it gratingly banal and poptimistic that i knew it would disappear very quickly and be soon forgotten.

10 years later I have (sadly imo) been proven very very wrong every time I go to the supermarket, turn on the radio, or watch TV.

I want to know if there are songs that you are happy have stuck around in the public consciousness or songs you wish (like me) had been banished to the annals of history!