Vic Boss

I don't really watch a lot. I used to go on binges of Russell Peters through youtube every once in awhile because he's kind of mastered racial-humour-for-everyone and cultural-differences, but I haven't done that in years so who knows if he's still funny or if his brand of humour is even considered acceptable anymore. Bill Cosby, Himself has kind of joined Chris Benoit's pro wrestling career in the "This is one of the best, but it's hard to disassociate the art from the artist now" part of my mind. Unlike Benoit I'm probably not gonna watch it too many times over again. Maybe if he dies at some point I might watch it sometime afterwards (assuming it's still even easily available on youtube or whatnot) Speaking of Stewart Lee, the only reason I know who he is because Pro wrestler Zack Sabre Jr named one of his finishing moves "Orienteering with Napalm Death" after this bit. Probably the second best finishing move name in wrestling after his other finishing move "Hurrah! Another Year, surely this one will be better than the last; the inexorable march of progress will lead us all to happiness."

I think it's a sequel to that.

I give TMNT props for sticking a lot closer to the OG storyline, and also TMNT was my original and major 1980s/early '90s cartoon obsession. I probably would take Spider-Man 2 over most other of these other movies. Blade 2 vs Iron Man was toughhhhhh. Took Iron Man because I expected less out of it and it overdelivered (seriously, go back to before the MCU was popular, if you could pick any comic book superhero to launch a multi-billion dollar movie franchise with, would he have ever crossed your mind?), whereas Blade 2 was a great sequel to something that already set a really good standard (if it's Blade 1 vs Iron Man, now we have problems...)

1990 or 2014 TMNT?

I think half of the problem is that the original showrunner foresaw it as an anthology series where each season had a different crew in a different era. Most of these characters were never meant to be anything more than vehicles to move the plot. Part of what I don't like about Season 2 is that it undid a decent amount of the events of Season 1 primarily because "Oh shit, we weren't expecting to use these characters anymore and now we have to figure out how to reroute them back into the plot." Apparently we're getting another new showrunner for next season too, so who knows if any of this is even going to last

I just keep a .txt list on my PC desktop of anime I'm planning to watch or rewatch, and folder with named screenshots for anything I don't keep just on the off-chance I want to see it again but forget the name/don't want to dig through previous season lists to find it.

Saru is the best part of the show for me. Airiam could've been another but they didn't really focus all that much on her and then (Season 2 spoilers) I also go halfsies on Tyler (S1 and beyond spoilers) One thing I really, really liked

>Tool >Upcoming Not even too late, too early. Yelawolf - Trunk Muzik 3 coming out next week. Turns out the best way to make me interested in something I never knew existed is to release a petty diss track to promote it

I like the concept, but after seeing the crew of Discovery having a drunk-ass club party, I'm also waiting to be horrified

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Only Platinum Trophy I have that I'm legitimately proud of

I haven't seen most of these movies, so if I saw it and liked it, I'm voting for it and if I saw it and it was mediocre or worse, I'm voting for whichever of the two I'm more interested in watching eventually. I think Galeigh asked who voted for Justice League over Incredible Hulk on Day 1 or 2 or whichever it was, it was me, I have seen IH and was boring and I haven't seen Justice League and I am interested in seeing what they did with it (eventually <_<)

There is an anime adaptation of that happening in the summer. If it's grouped together with Promised Neverland (I assume the other two are Hero Academia and Black Clover?), then I'll def look forward to it