Tabitha

a tv show that got better later

almost can't even think of an example of that

It feels like most TV shows/movies, and I specifically mean TV shows not meant for children, meat one of these failure points:

• are being written for viewers who've only seen one or two TV shows before in their lives
• are dry riding an interesting tagline or source material's popularity and do not give af about respecting it
• most episodes, if not all, usually not the pilot and finale, feel like they were planned and written at the last-minute in isolation by roving bands of ghost writers whose job description is to write filler content and constantly switch between random IPs they have no previous knowledge of.
• are Marvelizing
• get canceled while considered good and popularity is hot and rising.
• get offered no budget while generic stuff gets insane budgets.
• get passed over while unnecessary remakes and reboots take their place
• remakes/reboots pretending they are sequels (e.g. Star Wars 7)

$0.5 each

and that's still 2x what they were 2 years ago.

reinforcements

fr who cares if she's hiding her power level or if she really believes in all the genocides she's endorsing, none of matters if we're not replacing the rest of congress.

I feel like it was maybe a decade ago when things started to get worse faster than they got better.

I'm not sure what really stops AI spam from following people into something like Usenet, at least in a way that's not NSA-friendly or making self-doxxing a prerequisite for write access.

OK that last one is a win for humanity tho

I wish all windows users a very 65 decibel fan noise on opening 3rd chrome tab.

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