Many who were voting for her were likely never voting for this. They see it as unfair, and only Republicans are allowed to be unfair. And the media has worked overtime to help Republicans, as they always do.
There's also much more interest in writing based on trends, what is going viral, or on what fans are saying, not the show. Anyone who actually thinks there were only ever four fantastic TV shows is just a fool.
It's because with TV there is a much narrower conduit of voices who talk about these shows. Used to be a few TV critics, then as they died out, you just had a few sites, and their employees dominate Twitter TV conversations. I find it tiresome and just a great big wankfest.
I see this attitude all the time and it’s infuriating. These are all very similar shows with similar characters and topics. Nobody would ever say this for any other medium but somehow this small group of shows that appeal most to middle aged dudes are exclusively lionized.
Seth stopped wearing his during the pandemic. I think he also used to have a fake tan, although maybe I'm making that up.
I can't see the show doing that by a few seasons later.
Subtle clues that there is some past beef between Blake and Dr Toscanni's family. #Dynasty
The Daleks (1963/64)
#DoctorWho
#OnThisDay 21 April 1984
STREET OF NO RETURN
Elsie Tanner's daughter, Linda, is returning to #CoronationStreet, but Elsie's tearaway son, Dennis, remains obstinately absent. "They've asked me back many times but nothing would ever persuade me to return," says Philip Lowrie . . .
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… And as eluded to previously, today has been an absolute shit show, hence why the slide with tonight's lineup isn't ready yet!
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Sunday comic strip "Buster Brown." First, an opening where side character Buddy Tucker tells Buster he's leaving to track down his rich uncle (spinning off into his own comic). Then, Buster brings a kitten home. The dog Tige tries to get to know the pussy, but the cat hisses and then attacks Tige, resulting in him running into a full bathtub. The kitten walks away, soaked.
"Buster Brown" by Richard F. Outcault, 1902-1921
March 19th, 1905 as seen in the Atlanta Journal
Serialized comic strip "The Black Buccaneer." The masked vigilante known as the Black Buccaneer leaves a tavern after killing a man who sold English sailors into slavery. Some pirates give chase.
"The Black Buccaneer" by "Jack Curtiss"*, 1937-1937
April 8th, 1937 as seen in the Crescent Times
*Jack Kirby
Comic strip "G. Whiskers." A rich man is very generous in giving his money to the homeless and charity. When looking in the mirror one day, he sees he's now sporting wings and a halo.
"G. Whiskers" by Geoffrey "Fola" Foladori, 1940-1943
August 31st, 1940 as seen in the Daily Reporter
Single panel comic strip "Inklings." Two men watch a pretty-but-tiny woman walk down the street. One man observes, "Yes sir, boy, she's a little bit of all right!"
"Inklings" by John Jarvis, 1947-1950
August 26th, 1949 as seen in the Uintah Basin Standard
Sports comic strip "Jim Evans' Diamond Challenge." Readers are presented with baseball scenarios and asked to make a ruling. Full text: "Situation. Runners on first and second... No outs. The batter rips a sharp ground ball to the third baseman. The third sacker snares the smash and fries towards second to start the double play. The runner from second reached up and touches the thrown ball. Who should the umpire declare out? 6.05 (m) / 7.09 (L) Declare the runner out for the interference and the batter out for his teammate's actions. The other runner returns to first."
"Jim Evans' Diamond Challenge" by Jim Evans and John Johnson, 1990-1992
August 20th, 1991 as seen in the Oakland Tribune
Comic strip "Bertha, the Beautiful Typewriter!" Bertha is working in the office alone when a mustached villain approaches, insisting she marry him. Bertha makes a run for it, and find two helpful men who make a bridge over to the next building so that Bertha can escape.
"Bertha, the Beautiful Typewriter!" by Frederick Burr Opper, 1908-1908
January 24th, 1908 as seen in the Norfolk Journal of Commerce
Single panel comic strip "Doc." A man asks about the condition of his rich uncle. Stepping out of the operating room, Doc regrets to inform him that his uncle is going to pull through.
"Doc" by Hy Gage, 1925-1925
January 19th, 1925 as seen in the San Francisco Examiner
Single panel trivia comic strip "Did'ja Hear?" Two quirky stories. 1. "In Springfield, Ohio, police lieutenant John Law retired from the force." 2. "In Chicago, a plow horse wearied of his tasks, broke his harness, wandered down the street to a tavern, plopped his nose on the bar, was rewarded with a free beer. His master, tired of the search, dropped into the bar for a short one, saw his horse, had one beer together and they went home."
"Did'ja Hear?" by Herman, 1948-1949
August 26th, 1948 as seen in the Tri-City Independent
Comic strip "Wilbur Wolf." Wilbur is so hungry, he "could eat a horse!" An angry horse shows up, and Wilbur sheepishly walks away, insisting it was a figure of speech.
"Wilbur Wolf" by Tom Coffield, 1992-1993
January 14th, 1993 as seen in The Ledger
Comic strip "The Dinosaur Circus." The circus accountant takes up a new circus act: juggling numbers.
"The Dinosaur Circus" by Elena Steier, 2000-2002
August 7th, 2000 as seen in the North Jackson Progress
Oops, wrong event listing; I got only two hours of sleep last night + it’s three hours till showtime & am already dealing with a fuckton of technical issues, LULZ…
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TONIGHT! "Broadcasting" from @wonderville.nyc it's FORT90 TV!
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That line read from Kate Ford has always stayed with me...for better or worse...
Whoever put this together hated Lynne Perrie's guts.
I still remember being surprised when she turned up on EE, bringing some presence to a very dumb plot.
I could easily see this leading into a C-grade folk horror film of this era (Crossroads probably could have told that type of plot).
