Oh man, you can't get me this hyped when I have an entire work day ahead of me.

I had never heard of these movies, until I met my wife. Her family loves them, so I gave one a try. It was not for me.

And I think that's all the core Dropout shows. But anything from the last five years is worth giving a try.

Finally, some people get too much second hand embarrassment to watch without cringing, but I love Total Forgiveness.

Very Important People has some absolute bangers in both seasons. Smarty Pants, Dirty Laundry, and Umm, Actually are all good.

For D20, I find the one off seasons more enjoyable, and extra fun when there's a guest player you're familiar with.

If you liked the improvised musical Game Changer episode, Play it by Ear is more of that. Gastronauts is a really fun comedy cooking competition show. Breaking News is good, but not really bingeable, since the bit is the same every time.

Um, actually Yeerks don't go into the brain. They spread their bodies over the surface of the brain.

That's my thought. I think the fact that TIkTok is so subdivided means being like TikTok means something different to everyone.

Now that her goal has been changed, she can justify to herself any actions made in service to that goal. Even harming the people she originally set out to protect.

Being in control, she finds that she likes the power. She feels righteous. This emboldens her aggressive means to become her ends. She is no longer having people swear allegiance to better the lives of her people. The goal is now control.

Many of her followers are driven by this mission of compassion, to provide for those who need it. She herself believes even her authoritarian methods are compassionate. She is doing what needs to be done for the good of everyone.

Kuvira is given a commission to unite the Earth Kingdom. To bring all people in line with a common goal of prosperity through solidarity. She builds a group of follower to go out on mission trips to provide aide, but the core mission is to create converts.

Noooooooo. This has already been such a rough week for me.

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