day 65 of me begging @letterbooomb.bsky.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because they are teasing some sort of firefly reunion, reboot, or something similar, and i want to take it to task for its lost cause subtext.

and while i am commenting on the news, this is important: what the fuck did y'all not fucking understand about "LEAVE BRITNEY ALONE"?

i know it's past its expiration date in the media discourse cycle, but i keep thinking about how hegseth telling troops to die for god is just part of the u.s. grift to convince people they're dying for a good cause. they can't pretend it's about freedom anymore, so they picked a different lie.

day 64 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because i had a phase of loving the show community, and i could write about it in a way that everyone else has already done, too.

"what can i do to help trans people?" convince your union to shut everything down until the government capitulates on our demands. don't got a union? get one. that's the single best way to help us. a total fucking, national, general, massive, militant strike that doesn't stop until we say so.

got called "dysgenic" today and had to look it up. there sure are a lot of fucking nazis on letterboxd hiding in plain sight.

day 63 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because the post-9/11 tv landscape of pro-torture, pro-imperialist, pro-militarism propaganda needs to be hated on properly.

day 62 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because i watched the dropout crossover episode of the rookie last night and it was one of the worst things i have ever seen. who writes that shit?

day 61 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because if i ever watch andor, i will need a place to write about its political inspirations, namely, joseph dzhugashvili.

day 60 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because just like i think the sopranos deserves the amateur critic treatment, so does i love lucy. i mean, can you imagine?

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day 59 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because everyone i know watches midsomer murders and i wanna read their reviews.

it has been especially frustrating to watch these last few years how far too many people get it wrong about israel. they fall into a very antisemitic traps of positioning israel as the power behind all the world's awful and the u.s. as its puppet, when it is so very much the other way around.

day 58 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because count duckula pops back into my head once every fifteen years or so, and maybe i could write about why that weird fucking show exists there at all.

day 57 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because there's going to be an x-files reboot or sequel or something from ryan coogler and i will have opinions.

i made this seven years ago.

day 56 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because someone out there is waiting to write their magnum opus about little house on the prairie.

the story of the detransitioned trans youth trump shared during the state of the union is a horror story to anyone who hasn't been poisoned by transphobic lies or fascist rhetoric. this child is being sent to liberty university, founded by hatemonger jerry falwell, to be further traumatized.

day 55 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because there's a wealth of reviews comparing and contrasting american shows with the non-american shows they have ripped off waiting to happen.

day 54 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because @oohhangon.bsky.social has surely got some interesting takes on the classics and not-so-classics of his part of the world that i need to read.

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day 53 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because the trans audience on letterboxd deserves the chance to rate father ted a half star or less.

day 52 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because gillian anderson's performance in the fall deserves some critical attention.

day 51 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because i have a love-hate relationship with broachchurch that begs to be explored, but mostly, i want to wax poetic about how i love david tennant's accent in a disturbingly parasocial way.

day 50 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because i just started taskmaster.

day 49 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because someone other than me can hate-watch the big bang theory and dissect its evils so i can read it.

day 48 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because that scene in the mighty nein when bren [spoiler] burns owelia is one of the most disturbing, intense scenes ever and i need to write about it.

day 47 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because reexamining archie bunker through today's lens will be fun.

day 46 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because there is an army of columbo fans waiting to be unleashed.

day 45 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because i want to complain about the ending to st. elsewhere in depth.

day 44 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because i have some deep criticisms i need to share about the show justified.

so yeah, AI is bad for humanity and needs to be destroyed. i want drinking water, not a fake romantic partner, bad writing, bad art, and automated surveillance for the genocidal ruling class. if you are using AI, you are part of the problem.

literally just saw a liberal call pam bondi a "bitch" while calling someone else out for being misogynist toward her. she's a fascist, y'all. that's the only word you need. no need for misogyny, self-aware or not.

day 43 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because my viewing of the friday the 13th series isn't complete without the tv series included.

day 42 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because the absolute absurdity of letterboxd reviews of better off ted is something i need in my life.

day 42 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because even the shows that have been reviewed to death deserve the amateur critic treatment. i genuinely want to see what will happen to the sopranos on letterboxd.

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day 41 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because do you remember the conan the adventurer cartoon? i wonder if it was actually any good. i bet not, but it'd be fun to review an episode.

remember how we've been saying that the rise in transphobia is designed to distract you from the evil shit rich people are doing? the epstein files prove it:

day 40 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because slowly but surely people will review and discover shocking and upsetting moments from tv shows of the past and we'll have an infinite compendium of it.

day 39 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because i don't keep up with a lot of current-day tv but i am intrigued to see what the people think about it.

day 38 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because every generation of queer people needs to understand that the l word was very bad and you should be ashamed it got a revival.

day 37 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because the impact of my so-called life and real world season 3 on a certain generation of queer people needs to be discussed.

day 36 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because i need to be a whiny ass about the new muppets.

day 35 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because there's a lot of opinionated star trek fans on letterboxd waiting to be unleashed upon the television series.

day 34 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because i could really unpack some trauma memories reviewing the original run of roseanne.

of course they did. this is typical capitalist activity. all capitalism is disaster capitalism. it is predatory and opportunistic. anything to maximize profits.

apropos of nothing, anyone watched salo lately?

day 33 of me begging @letterboxd.social to finally add episodic tv reviews like they've been promising because you could look at the reviews of all the episodes of different shows using the same gimmicks (its a wonderful life ripoffs, rashomon ripoffs, etc) and analyze the trends.

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