Spurs’ Severance approach to season alive and well! 💪 (cc: @vftlpodcast.bsky.social)

Angry like much of the timeline, but did find some joy in today's very Celebrity Jeopardy-like category from @theathletic.bsky.social's connections: "Things With Holes"

Thanks to @vftlpodcast.bsky.social for floating the greater than non-real possibility that a Europa League champions* Spurs could find themselves in the Championship AND the Champions League** next season

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My Angeball 🦘 mug breaking in the dishwasher in November was obviously an omen lol

Love seeing this even if it makes the situation at White Hart Lane even sadder

Me every time someone takes a lead vs. City: 😮

Brain remains unable to process this new era for Pep

Severance 202 has me a wee bit concerned the 39 min of innies being in outie world is the show’s MCU Snap-type event and all roads always lead there 🫤. Hope I’m wrong

I saw the actor who plays Martha walk out of a Juice Press near Columbus Circle a couple of years ago and really wanted to tell her how happy I was that she no longer had to go to that depressing USSR grocery store

Challengers is on several snubs lists, but my personal “snub” would be Didi. (Don’t really believe in snubs just want to mention Didi.) Sean Wang’s film captures so much about teen life in the late aughts so so well. Go watch it on Peacock!

That being said… love seeing The Substance up there several times (insert tired Elisasue accepting award joke) and A Real Pain getting a nod for original screenplay

Just odd that a film that does everything at such a high level isn’t really part of the conversation. It was the best time I had watching a movie last year, and I know I’m not alone

Yes, it came out early in 2024 and it’s a sci-fi sequel, but still baffled by how little interest awards season has had for Dune 2, or Denis Villeneuve. Not saying it has more deserving nominees in any acting categories, or that Villeneuve should be nominated over one of the five selected directors

Top three ep

I think about this idea a lot when it comes to many people's feelings about "inner cities." You'll hear someone say something that's straight out of a 70s or 80s crime drama, or a description of Gotham

Two things can be true at once: 1) you can be a good broadcaster even if you show you care when the team you root for wins, and 2) crying because your team “overcame” a loss to Michigan is really really funny

The TV ads cinematic universe is our last piece of monoculture

I need to know if the Capital One guy is a resident of Fansville or if the location of his permanent branch has a Metropolis-Gotham thing going on with the Dr. Pepper folk

In tears

Finally caught the Kraven the Hunter trailer—before Anora, no less—and I had no idea quartering someone was allowed in trailers. Also, the Johnny Cash soundtrack is hilarious

The funniest aspect of playoff reaction is people insisting the committee is telling teams this or that matters as if next year those teams will actively change based on those messages. This is not Great British Bake Off.

1. Oregon
2. Georgia
3. Boise St
4. ASU
5. Texas
6. PSU
7. ND
8. Ohio St
9. Tennessee
10. Clemson
11. SMU
12. Indiana

Dabo was available for free

This Big 12 campaign ad to try to convince a few old guys to give them the No. 4 seed is quite sad