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  • They don't mean anything in the bad place either.

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  • It depends on the apocalypse.

    If it's a mostly everyone dies quick apocalypse due to sickness or a "rapture" type event then "ammunition and beans" are not gonna be as high a commodity.

    Hell even in a "I am legend" type apocalypse where beans and ammo are a high commodity so would entertainment be. (and I'd rather play video games than watch movies.)

  • I enjoy B5 - but to me it's getting really long in the tooth visually. DS9 holds up much better in that regard.

  • How Billionaires bought America would be a more accurate title.

  • What's that thing on the corner kitty's collar?

  • The 1st episode of fear is incredibly boring. Then it starts getting better until midway? through the season when they decide to shit all over the original premise of seeing the start of the zombie apocalypse.

    Besides that bullshit it's still pretty decent up until the end of season 3? When they do another reboot of the show. After that it's pretty much all down hill with a few good moments here and there until it eventually it turns into a pretentious Z-nation.

    Honestly I'm still mad at how they massacred not only that show in particular, but the whole damn franchise.

  • Yeah when something that was only 99 cents (and still not worth it alone ) is now at least $4 - fuck that.

  • That's not even pocket change to those fucking losers.

  • So far it's holding up well. I'm loving it.

  • Both 🤣

  • I thought he had a tiny gun in his hand for a second 🤣.

  • I'm just spitballing, but maybe it could work as a preventative? If it's started early enough.

    It could be that Alzheimer's just isn't reversable - like the brain is scarred by it - and look how long even minor scars remain on skin.

  • I believe I dropped it around the same time.

    Season one had me hooked, but by the end of season 2 - it just seemed like they had the beginnings of an idea and just ran with it before they fleshed it out.

  • Overall a really great show. While of course Alan is fantastic, everyone does a really good job - even the kids.

    I want to give a special shoutout to Corey Reynolds as Sheriff "Big Black" Mike. I really feel he was on the same level as Alan with his character.

    It's a shame it was canceled, but they manage to wrap it up pretty well. It feels a bit rushed, but still works.

  • Everytime her character had any growth they seemed to immediately backtrack it and then double-down on her being a screwup.

  • Of all the IP they keep resurrecting - this is the one that actually needs it.

  • Yeah season 2 was just weird. It really felt like a different show. I think it would have worked better if they had held off on that storyline until a season 3.

    I've watched the 1st season multiple times, but I don't think I've manged to finish the 2nd season even once.

  • Your examples are treats and food with at least some nutritional value.

    Starbucks fuck if I know what they offer besides overpriced coffee (which I'd classify as a treat) - never been never will.

    Places like McDonalds don't offer anything of actual nutritional value. It's all fats and salts and sugars. Even their "healthy" options are the equivalent of Vitamin Water.

    If you go to a real taco place (not taco bell) it may not be "healthy" healthy, but it's not garbage either - it's more of a "neutral" healthyness. You won't literally die if that's all you eat.

  • Both.

    I tend to wash the larger stuff by hand so it's not wasting so much space in the dishwasher.