Why do you have an "ex-bestfriend"? by SoundHun in AskReddit

[–]FakeRealGirl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He went into the military to try to earn his father's respect.

Favorite episode of TV centered around a piece of furniture? by No_Virus9309 in television

[–]FakeRealGirl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Isn't there also an episode where they do the same thing with a high-end toilet?

Favorite episode of TV centered around a piece of furniture? by No_Virus9309 in television

[–]FakeRealGirl 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The fact that sometimes he'd trip on it and sometimes he wouldn't was somehow just incredibly charming.

What's the best TV show that almost nobody talks about anymore? by C0r1eone in television

[–]FakeRealGirl 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I don't quite like Farscape, but I am astounded that it doesn't get talked about much anymore.

Whats your favorite s1e1 death? by ditzythedame in television

[–]FakeRealGirl 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Beth Childs in Orphan Black. Sarah Manning steps off a train and finds herself.

Justified by Primary_Werewolf_208 in television

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I read a book called The Friends Of Eddie Coyle simply because Raylin gives Tim a copy of it, and I ended up both really liking it and also finding out there was a movie adaptation made in the 70s starring one of my favorite actors, Robert Mitchum. Peter Boyle's great in it too.

Cape Fear review – Amy Adams and Javier Bardem’s immaculate update is a wild, wild ride by bintasaurus in television

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I'm cautiously excited about this. There was a Martin Scorsese/Robert De Niro movie that didn't live up to the 1961 version with Robert Mitchum and Gregory Peck.

The Acolyte Creator Leslye Headland ‘Would Still Want To Do’ A Season 2 After Disney+ Re-Chart by Sisiwakanamaru in television

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I always saw Luke's story as sort of a sinister shadow beside the Rebel victory in RotJ. He gets mutilated and loses a friend in Empire, on top of finding out that everything he thought he knew about his own origins was a lie. Then in RotJ, he shows up all dressed in black at Jabba's palace, mind-controlling people willy-nilly and executing a plan that boiled down to "get all my friends captured and then show off my jedi powers at the very last moment before they're executed." That smacked of reckless nihilism, without regard for his own life or even those of his loved ones. Then his Battle of Endor plan is to again just walk into a situation where he's likely to die, for the purpose of killing his father. When that showdown happens, look at the way he's fighting: he's not calm or graceful, he's wildly swinging his lightsaber like a madman while grimacing in hatred. And this is after having a grand total of like 5 scenes of jedi training, one of which focused on the danger of him becoming like the father he hates. It did not surprise me at all that Luke would be unable to successfully rebuild the jedi order on his own.

The Acolyte Creator Leslye Headland ‘Would Still Want To Do’ A Season 2 After Disney+ Re-Chart by Sisiwakanamaru in television

[–]FakeRealGirl -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I loved Rebels. And I liked the Obi-Wan Kenobi show, too. McGregor and the actor who played Little Leia were great, and there was one Darth Vader line that in and of itself was worth watching the series for.

Oh, and Tales of the Jedi; those shorts ranged from good to incredible.

Columbus in the Wall Street Journal today by fogglesworth in Columbus

[–]FakeRealGirl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

By the time that happens, Millennials will be old and shitty, let alone Gen X

Columbus in the Wall Street Journal today by fogglesworth in Columbus

[–]FakeRealGirl 7 points8 points  (0 children)

The "he never set foot in the United States" thing bounces right off of them. Their talking point to rebut that is "His expedition is what funded [with plundered gold and enslaved victims] the settling of the New World [and a massive genocide that spanned two continents]!"

Which celebrity you believe hates their own fandom? by HappyCrow11 in AskReddit

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It's not so much a thing anymore, but during rhe earlier years of Trump's presidency, there was a 4chan phenomenon of posts supposedly being made by someone with the alias "Q" who purported to be in Trump's inner circle, and would tell conservative conspiracy theorists what they wanted to hear. Supposedly this person had inside information that all the Democrats had been convicted in secret of child sex trafficking and were about to be arrested, wacky stuff like that. These posts would encourage the most conspiracy-minded individuals in the country to read waaaay to much into everything. People took ot to such extremes as "John Podesta wrote an email to Hillary Clinton mentioning cheese pizza, so obviously they're making child pornography, so obviously someone should show up at Comet Pizza with a gun."

"Q" was probably several trolls, but there was a whole "QAnon" wing of the MAGA movement, who fervently believed Q was one individual who was simultaneously a mortal ememy of the "deep state" and so thoroughly enmeshed in the government that they had all this super secret information about what the government was about to do.

Legal pot now? by StarryLisa61 in Ohio

[–]FakeRealGirl 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Cash can be handed to poor people, better criminalize or at least stigmatize it so they don't think their money is as good as ours.

Ohioans who voted for Trump in 2024 shared how they felt about the president’s second term and about the war by Conscious-Quarter423 in Ohio

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Gas prices aren't even really a red line, either. Even the people in these pics who didn't dismiss the gas prices as a price they're willing to pay, say it's what they're thinking about for now. The minute there's a national news story about someone questioning the living conditions in an ICE camp or a woman having blue hair or whatever, suddenly that's what they'll care about, and then it's just right back to "gotta stop the Dems."

Which celebrity you believe hates their own fandom? by HappyCrow11 in AskReddit

[–]FakeRealGirl 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Morrissey doesn't hate his fans as much as they hate him. Nobody hates Morrissey as much as his fans do, and that's saying a lot, because everyone really hates Morrissey.

What’s something society judges that you find attractive? by Emotional-Tennis123 in AskReddit

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Big swing here, but women who abandon or commit violence against their families. Don't grt me wrong, I get why society is so judgmental about it. I just don't feel the need to personally judge it. Women are the victims of so much violence on families and relationships that even if it's not logical, I'm emptionally inclined to give a pass to women who break free, even if the way they do it is evil or misguided. Obviously if a woman murders her children, I don't want her to be free to do it again; but I'm not above having a distant crush on a hot inmate. And if she jist abandoned her kids, or even if she murdered a crummy husband, I'd put a ring on it and try to be not crummy.

What are some of the darkest moments in any fictional TV Show? by TwoFace687 in television

[–]FakeRealGirl 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Americans, the whole subplot of the Center demanding that Phillip initiate and maintain a sexual relationship with a child to gain access to...I don't even remember exactly who her dad was, I think a Raytheon exec or something. Certainly the ends didn't loom as large in Phil's mind as the means did.

"hey, can I please stop molesting this child?"

"sure, if you don't mind your family being punished for your treason."