I read Y: The Last Man ages ago. I enjoyed it, except the end was bullshit.
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How did the comic end, Dana?
Ted Lasso question: I'm up to Season 2 ep 4: Were the opening credits stop-motion artists the same ones who did Community, or was it just a tribute? Because it wasn't just claymation, it was a very visually specific style. Anyhow, I gasped and squealed and I so badly want it to be deliberate and conscious, but my Google searches are giving me no love with either confirmation or denial.
JZ, Tim asked the same question, because he loves that episode of Community with his whole heart, so much that the first time we watched it, as soon as it ended, he asked, "Can we watch that again?" and he never, EVER does that, with anything.
All of which is to say: I also have NO idea if it was the same stop-motion artists or not.
Tep, So either I'm not nuts to see it or at least Tim and I are nuts together in exactly the same way? This is strangely deeply comforting, truly.
How did the comic end, Dana?
I had to look up character names, because I read it ages ago, but he and 355 make it to where they're going, and there is a big moment where they profess their love for one another, and then she immediately gets shot and killed.
I went looking on Hulu for something that I would enjoy watching by myself since so many of the things I am watching have to wait around for DH to be home. So I started watching Find me in Paris, which is based on a stuck out of her own time ballerina. First, I thought it would be interesting because of the dance, and of course always a timey wimey fan.
10 episodes in and I find it completely delightful and relaxing. Very good dancers. Pure junk food in many ways, but with dance.
Oh, no! Thanks, Dana.
I saw that one of the streaming services (? I think?) will be running a 20th Anniversary Harry Potter ... thing. I didn't pay that much attention ... except Daniel Radcliffe has grown up very nicely. The Empress will be pleased.
I am both looking forward to and dreading the Wheel of Time series starting on Friday. I know the books had some problems and were also way too long/too many but I got hooked on them when they were first coming out and feel the good far outweighed the bad, overall.