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I've run out of things to watch every night. I finished The Gentlemen, and I'm caught up with Mob Land, and Dark Matter.

Brothers is just okay-ish, I don't like that they're playing versions of themselves.

I'll probably try to watch Silo S3 and Widow's Bay again, they were only so-so for me, in spite of everyone else loving Widow's Bay.

I'm rewatching Louie. I know that won't be a popular choice, but I liked the show.

Watch the last episode of Lanterns. Loved the series. Looking forward to more.

Finished Midnight Mass. Mostly just went through going "Yeah man, Catholics are fucking weird."

Watched Netflix's Seven Dials. Not the best, but it was fun. I love Helena Bonham Carter as kooky older lady. Mia McKenna-Bruce definitely nails "plucky".

Now I'm not sure what we'll watch next. Maybe restart Archive 81 since we never finished that.

Old southpark episodes, and some youtube shit. On the latter, the usual oliver, I just quit stewart, because reasons, I don't like him anymore, but I lalso listened to some dissedent rw channels. They aren't all wrong, not at all. More with us than most of the democrats in truth.

I haven't heard of any one of those shows.

What is HBO doing? They got the good shit, traditionally.

Edit: Paramount just bought them, fuck us.

Indie animations on youtube. If only I knew where to find more of these wholesome animations somewhere other than youtube.

What I like about indie short videos is that they feel more human. And the stories are wholesome too, despite how simple they can be.

maybe soon with my 3d skills, I could make my own. But I have so many doubts I am planning to discuss later.

Rewatching Taskmaster and I'm at season whatever is with Liza Tarbuck and I love her.

Goodbye Lenin

I watched Cunk on Earth, and I liked it much more than I expected. I'm also working my way through Letterkenny (I'm on season 5 now), which is great background noise when I'm second screening -- though I will admit I miss many of the visual gags, the verbal riffing is great on its own.