The worst part is the weekly membership drive to keep their constantly-dwindling rolls up.

I don't know what I did, Rogue, but I'm sorry and I'll make it up to you. I swear.

In the 80s (maybe 90s?), NYC was the cliche.

Later, the cabin boy discovered the Sex Pistols and Friggin' In The Riggin' gave him an idea...

"Why did I put on my crown first? I'm basically wearing a hat under a helmet. And why did I think doing my hair like this was a good idea? As soon as I turn my head, it's going to get stuck in my face! I'm going to kill the first person who smirks."

There's a community for that:accidentalrenaissance@lemmy.blahaj.zone

Finished Spider Noir early this week (Swype's first interpretation was Shower Now 🫠). These days, I always get nervous when I approach the end of a season-long storyline, but this one worked. So often they don't. Nic Cage got one episode to go full Cage and I think that was the right amount.

We watched in color since we both agreed that the black & white looked too sharp. It's a modern piece in a noir setting; in color, it is exactly what it claims to be. Palette-shifted to B&W it looks like a fake. Maybe with some treatment, it would have played differently. The color was almost perfect, imo. The palette wasn't too bright, although I might have preferred slightly less realistic hues in order to mimic colorized versions of old movies. But then again, maybe not--I would have to see it to know if it was what I truly wanted.

In the end, the only part of the show I actually disliked was that it had too many commercials (Amazon Prime 😖).

They don't make them like they used to: none of my dining chairs have survived that treatment.

They take the "omnivore" description seriously.

I hope June Cleaver remembers to warn Ward before she hits any sort of speed bump or pothole! Otherwise he's losing his hand to that table saw for sure. Why is he gripping the blade like that anyhow?