Just finished The Good Place... I'm not crying you're crying

I just got around to finishing Silicon Valley and really enjoyed it.

Always blue!

Finally checked out the Murderbot series on Apple. Not bad for an adaptation of a book that's largely about hacking and internal anguish. If anyone hasn't read the books yet, they're amazing.

I've been watching Mr Show. It's a weird kind of nostalgia to a time I wasn't alive.

What humor would come close today? Eric André comes to mind but I don't know many more.

*chef's kiss*

Just finished watching Spy x Family S1 S2 and the Movie, the S3's latest 2 episodes, because I posted in c/asklemmy for some great Anime Openings and I saw it looked cool, so I googled it. Then I binged watched it

OMG Anya is soooo cute. The family is so lovely. I wished my family cared about me as much. I feel so happy seeing such a wonderful family, but simultaneously, feel depressed af, cuz I never even had a proper childhood. I mean, I was so ugly af as a kid lol, and I wasn't socially outgoing...

Like now all I think about is all those shitty moments in my own childhood and compare and contrast it... from home to school... there was notwhere I remotely liked... fuck, why did I roll such bad luck? Everyone just hates me. 😭

Literally, adoptive parents in a "fake" family treated their kid better than my blood relatives treated me.

Everytime I see "normal" families in media, I just cry. Its so beautiful.

If reincarnation was real, I wanna be like Anya, just enjoying life, and being cool af, have awesome superpowers, and saving the world. This life sucks.

Jess Franco's Count Dracula.

The Masterful Cat Is Depressed Again Today

It's cute and silly.

I was finishing up reading Dragon Teeth by Michael Crichton and found myself wanting to learn more about the town of Deadwood, where the main protagonist stays at due to circumstances in the story. I became intrigued with the town and wanted to learn if it was an actual town or a fictitious one. Turns out, it was quite a real town and became notorious throughout the Wild West days. And since I was open to experiencing more of the town and its people, I found myself rediscovering the TV show titled Deadwood. I'm 8 episodes in, and I'm enjoying myself enough to see the season through.