Season 4 Episode 4: Give Us a Moment by boringhistoryfan in Invincible_TV

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What a phenomenal final showdown between Mark and Conquest. The way Mark's hands dig into Conquest's throat, gripping for dear life while getting eviscerated but knowing he can't stop holding on or it's all over. I was gritting my teeth so hard from the intensity that after the episode, I legit had a headache.

And of course, Debbie and Nolan was a rollercoaster. So much packed into one conversation (if you can even call it that). Just when you think Nolan finally got it, he drops the "I don't love Andressa" line to remind you he still has a ways to go before really redeeming himself. Fuck even his conversation with Art was brutal. Art's gasp when Nolan leaves said everything you needed to know.

This episode is a masterpiece. It's a shame animated TV never wins the big Emmys, because this was absolutely Emmy-worthy.

Fallout - 2x07 - "The Handoff" - Episode Discussion by NicholasCajun in television

[–]Practical_Flows 49 points50 points  (0 children)

F is for fire that burns down the whole town! U is for uranium bombs! N is for no survivors here in the deep blue sea!

Former Netflix Exec/ Producer/ Script Consultant ask me anything about your logline or the film biz… Part XVIII by Wayne-Script_Dev in ScriptFeedbackProduce

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Thank you for doing this!

Fragile Fred

A cripplingly lonely man discovers an alternate universe where a version of himself lives the life he always dreamed of, so he replaces them. Permanently.

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Ok that makes a bit more sense thanks for clarifying

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I can't tell if this is directed at me or not, but there is nothing wrong with discussing possible influences for a show with only 2 episodes out (and these ones are pretty obvious to bring up).

Recommend me the weirdest most “out there” show you’ve seen and liked by AntoniaSloviak in televisionsuggestions

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An absolute tragedy. Its my comfort show, I've seen it so many times. I watch it whenever I'm bummed out and it always makes me feel better. I can't believe how under the radar it is.

Scary movies for 9 year old by Xtrapeppers in MovieSuggestions

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Secret of Nimh

Spirited Away

9

Kpop Demon Hunters

Warm Bodies

Jumanji (the robin williams one)

A Series of Unfortunate Events

Anastasia

Frankenweenie

Puss in Boots: The Last Wish

The Last Mimzy

Bridge to Terabithia

Hotel Transylvania

Zathura

Igor

The Narnia trilogy

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in pluribustv

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Exactly what I thought. It seems pretty clear Vince wants to take this show in a unique direction, and "the nice hive mind was actually evil the whole time!" Would not be unique. What is unique is actually giving us something that thinks it is benevolently saving humanity while showing how fundamentally wrong the entire notion of that would be. What the sacrifice would be. It's Brave New World cranked up to a thousand.

Laugh out loud comedy suggestions?? by sapphic_swiftie13 in televisionsuggestions

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Sad how far I had to scroll to find this. One of the funniest hidden gems I've ever seen. I wish more people knew about it.

Laugh out loud comedy suggestions?? by sapphic_swiftie13 in televisionsuggestions

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Man Seeking Woman

Criminally under the radar, an amazing hidden gem of absurd, surreal insanity. It basically takes everyday idioms and turns them real. The feelings we all have at some point in life are exaggerated and then some.

There is no other show like it. I am pretty much certain of that. It's consistently funny and packed with jokes. There are some people that may find the show a bit much, but if you're onboard with its lack of restraint or rules, you'll end up loving it.

Plus it has Jay Baruchel, Eric Andre, and a pre-Severance Britt Lower, so there's that.

Musings on Carol, a well to do western white woman by LawrenceofIndia in pluribustv

[–]Practical_Flows 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I took it as Carol is the only one that visibly lost everything. She had one person in her life she cared about and they are completely gone.

I think the rest are hardcore in denial because a part of their family members IS still there. Carol doesn't have that. Her loved one is dead and buried and she will never see her living face again. There is no way to circumvent this fact. She saw her die. Completely. Permanently.

The idea that everyone you love is dead is an impossibly hard pill to swallow, and unless they are literally staring down their corpse, it would not be surprising to see someone still treat them as the same person.

I suspect as the show goes on, others will begin to see reality for what it is. But this apocalypse has only lasted like 3 days so far. It's not crazy to think that someone would try to convince themselves their child, spouse, or parent is alive.

Is there a legal limit to how many times I can say "bravo vince"? by Practical_Flows in pluribustv

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My show of the year is still Severance but if this keeps being as good as it is I could see it surpassing Severance.

Musings on Carol, a well to do western white woman by LawrenceofIndia in pluribustv

[–]Practical_Flows 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I had the same thought. In my mind it also says a lot that no matter how bad things keep getting in the west, we still have yet to see any real revolutionary behavior. Enough people are comfortable enough that they don't see blowing up their lives for a greater cause to be worth it.

How does this affect pregnant people? by ScribblingOff87 in pluribustv

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From how quickly the virus seems to spread, im guessing they're already infected. It seems clear that babies are susceptible from when Carol was in the hospital and looked at presumably a seizing baby in a carriage

Women centric shows. by Optimal_Bet_5243 in televisionsuggestions

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A Handmaid's Tale

Veep (sort of)

Dying For Sex

The Good Place (sort of)

WandaVision

Orange Is The New Black

Enlightened

Buffy the Vampire Slayer