As I completed the Fallout series a couple of days ago, yeah, it’s a blast literally a blast, looking forward for a 2nd season.
One stupid thing that annoys me:
When Norm enters Vault 31 and finds out the truth about his valuts’ whole existence, he does not kill Bud, at all, I mean… did you really wanted him to go on with his bullshit? He really didn’t deserved to get locked but damn that was a dumb move, I hope they make the right choice and free him some way in S2
“in hindsight there was a really great tell, where everyone from 32 seemed to have horribly unkempt hair”
That is a good spot, i called it as soon as i saw the husband’s stich up on his back ad well as the just genuine dirty attitude they showed in the dining scene.
I’m on Episode 7 as of now and it is just sublime, I’m a huge fan of the Fallout Series so seeing all the little details and references to other games is amazing.
Parks and Recreation is fun to watch during lunch.
Parks and Rec is fun to watch any time, any place!
Except the library. Ugh, gross.
I am sure I am totally alone with this one here, but I just watched the first part from season 3 of Bridgerton and it was so good 
I don’t know if it’s even necessary to set spoilers but here they are 
I loved the carriage scene! It was passionate and sweet to finally see Penelope and Colin together
And I can’t wait to see what happens with the other characters. Especially Lord Debling. He’s a real gem and it’s hard not to like him. On the contrary, I’ve found his role refreshingly enjoyable so far and I can’t wait to see what happens with him next.
However, after this romantic cliffhanger, I’m a bit worried about the second part when Colin finds out that Penelope is Lady Whistledown. Damn, another month to wait 
X-Men '97 is better than it has any right to be. It’s the best thing Marvel’s put out in years. Maybe decades.
Shame it’s animated then.
Whats wrong with animation? thems fighting words
I don’t like animation. It’s quite simple.
Awful opinion to have tbh
Yeah, sorry, gotta agree with @Khakiasp a hundred on this one.
I know, and there’s no offense taken. It’s a personal hang-up of mine. I have never liked animation, even when I was a kid.
I say this with all love and respect, but: you are weird! 
I think youre a decent guy, but this is honestly the most appropriate time for this meme I’ll ever have the opportunity to use in my life…
How the heck do you “not like” animation? What’s so unlikeable about it, how many different styles have you not liked?
And it’s made on animation 
I really don’t know how many styles I’ve not liked over the past half century. I didn’t like He-Man. Didn’t like Duck Tales. Didn’t like Naruto. Didn’t like Fantasia. Didn’t like Bugs Bunny. Didn’t like Dragonball. Didn’t like pretty much any animated show I’ve ever seen. I don’t know why and I completely admit it’s illogical. People like what they like and don’t like what they don’t like.
I also don’t like comic books. I’ve watched the entirety of the Marvel Cinematic Universe but I knew none of the backstory going into it. I liked the Fox X-men movies (most of them at least) but I had none of the comic or animated show background to any of it. I did manage to watch most of the Star Wars Rebels show but that was primarily by letting it play on one monitor while I did something else on another one like play a game or something.
Here’s the real question: What about Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Does the live action make it watchable or does the animation ruin it?
Interestingly, Yes, I can watch something like Who Framed Roger Rabbit (and Bed Knobs and Broomsticks and Mary Poppins) without any issue. As I said though, it’s entirely illogical. Something like Avatar doesn’t really bother me either (and that’s just as animated as a literal cartoon).
