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Paramount sucks. The only reason we kept it was for my kids to watch Sponge Boob and for the adults to watch Beavis & Butt-Head and South Park. Somehow found out that there was a new season of Beavis and Butt-Head in 2025 ... discovered it was not even on Paramount+. So fuck them. Kind of like when I found out 28 Years Later was streaming but had to move up a subscription tier to watch it. Considering just using Jellyfin and downloaded media/ripped dvds to make my own linear channels so I can have something I would watch on some time of the day instead of rewatching the same handful of shows on streaming because 99 percent of it sucks.

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I don't know if you watched it yet but I found it to be a huge mess. They never killed off a character in the core cast and just kept adding on and on, so you have a lot of "why are they still here?" vibe going. You also got parts that are supposed to be happening at life or death moments where the characters stop for LONG monologues in which you'll find yourself yelling at the TV "Shut the fuck up and get on with it!" Aside from the parts where Vecna is actually present and the last five minutes, season 5 is an all-around DUD.

Boy, you need to go get you some.

I hate to sound like one of those people back when I was a kid who said "well back in my day ..." but I don't know how you can't feel that way with the hyper-targeting of kids, particularly girls, when it comes to cosmetic products on social media and everywhere else: Source: https://www.theguardian.com/fashion/2025/nov/16/dermatologists-criticise-dystopian-skincare-products-aimed-at-children

Last night it was Alice in Wonderland (2010) ... first time viewing. Give it a 6/10. You could tell Burton kind of completed the switch of new ideas to just kind of painting by the numbers of what he thought Tim Burton was supposed to be. Also, my kids picked The Good Dinosaur. Give that one a 7.5/10. No real Disney villain to really make it memorable, but the ending did give you the feels.

I can't remember what part of Summer 2003 I joined as Josey. I think it was September but it could've been a couple of months earlier.

Sailor Moon Crystal with my 8 year old daughter.

Gaius. Dude got under my skin a few times but his novel length responses to every subject, no matter the significance, were overblown and unintentionally hilarious.

I was Josey when I registered on ASMB in 2003. I was Zoombubba for a bit then got tired of it and went for a placeholder that I currently use. For some reason gained a following of people who like to follow me around and state that I did that. I'm triggering I guess, even though I have a life and no idea what it's about.

He also likes to talk about his huge penis when he gets the chance.

My wife and I went to a matinee and saw Beetlejuice Beetlejuice last fall, that was my only adult movie trip since 2016 or something like that. Movies in general ... I usually take my kids to the $5 midday matinee of kid flicks the theatre runs during the summer. Will probably do it again this summer. I don't know if it was because I was a teen who went to the movies 1-2 times a week in the 90s but I just find the newer flicks too noisy, too cookie cutter and too fan servicey. I kind of liked going to the movies and watching Striptease one week and Independence Day the next and that being it instead of nonendings teasing the next sequel.

So, what leadership model will you use? Cool and disciplined TV series Captain Kirk or hot headed and order disobeying Movie Captain Kirk?

I prefer Death 'n' roll Entombed to Left Hand Path Entombed. Actually, I tried to like Left Hand Path Entombed and walked away bored.