What Tv show are you Watching on Cable, Netflix, Hulu, etc?

[Dark_Cloud_Overhead]

Survivor

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AAAAAAAAGHHH! Yeah, that pretty much sums up my feelings about it. Bunch of freakin' idiots. I'm not sure exactly what happened honestly, but I think Steven was able to play his advantage at any time by just declaring he was playing it for someone and that it didn't have to be at tribal council. I didn't realize that though so when Sophi announced she was gonna go after his advantage my heart sank, but then it started to float back up again when he told her he didn't have any. I thought Rizo would play his idol for her then, but when he didn't I was sure at that point that Sophi was gone, but then just before Jeff finished reading the deciding vote I thought, "Oh no, don't tell me Sage..." Bringing us once again to AAAAAAAAAGHHHH!!

Oh man, I really hope Savannah doesn't win the next immunity and Sophi changes her mind and takes her out, cuz if it ends up being just her Rizo and Savannah for final three I'm gonna tune out then and just tune back in to see the season 50 preview.

Edited December 11 by Dark_Cloud_Overhead

[blueraven1979]

Watched Survivor tonight.

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Well you have more hope for the game than I do @Dark_Cloud_Overhead

I decided to rage quit after Steven was voted out this episode.  I'm very mad right now.

Sage is dead to me, Kristina has no chance of winning, and Steven is out.  I would be on

Soph's side if she decided to go against Savannah, but she didn't.  Once I have no one left to cheer for, 

I stop watching and I have no one left to cheer for that I think has a chance to win.  I'll be back next season.

Dark_Cloud just let me know if Kristina is voted out next episode.  She's the only one I care about but not enough to watch.

 

[PokeNirvash]

Jentry Chau vs. the Underworld 1

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I'm back to writing Kinky Kunoichi again, after over a year on hiatus, and I'm starting with an episode whose hypothetical production duties are being handled in-house at Titmouse. (Semi-Bullhorn.) Issue was, I was at a loss who to select as the episode directors, since seasonal director Juno Lee hasn't done anything hands-on since the Venture Bros. movie and my original pick, animator Young Ki Yoon, had abandoned Titmouse a decade ago and has instead been putting his effort into storyboarding CG theatrical films. [shudders]

So I decided to take a look in Titmouse's recent catalog to see if there was anything I could use for analysis, and after learning that their involvement in Invincible Fight Girl (a Cartoon Network Studios production) went only as far as animation subcontraction by way of their Vancouver outpost, clicking here and there on various IMDb links soon led me to this Netflix original from last year, which based on the first half of the promotional trailer - sound off, of course - had the visual style I wanted conveyed in jam #19. I have two unit directors in mind for the episode from among Jentry's staff - Alexandria Kwan and Mari Yang, the former of which was one of three directors for this debut outing - and in order to get the right vibe from the both of them, I've decided to watch Jentry Chau from start to finish, in this lull between by out-of-seasonal watches of Precure and Max Heart.

As for my thoughts on the first episode? In terms of presentation and visual direction, it's awesome, 10/10, Titmouse kills it yet again. The actual content of the show, on the other hand... it ain't bad by any stretch, but it does feel a little on the "Gen Z" side of character dialogue and especially the comic relief for a late-stage Millennial like myself; so it's balanced, really. All in all, I can totally see my younger self watching this were it a Cartoon Network original in the late '00s, for the obvious reasons.

Speaking of, I give "Worst Birthday Ever" a TV-PGV rating. Gotta hand it to Gugu, at least she only got to get Haji'd once. And she gets to stick around as a ghost, too. Bonus!