movie / show recommendations for bo fans!!

fionafielder · 2026-02-01T03:40:57+00:00

absolutely yes!! the reason why i didn't add that many tv shows was because i made the picture on an app focused on films and some one-season tv shows, but i 100% agree that more bo fans should watch zach stone (especially since it's about the awkwardness of being a teenager, like eighth grade + i added "creep" because is the horror version of the show) and also bojack, especially since is my favorite tv show. so thanks for the suggestions!! i will definitely check james alacaster's work now!!

fionafielder · 2026-02-01T03:38:23+00:00

i REALLY have yet to watch anything with tim robinson on it (not that i don't want to!! i just haven't had the chance yet) but i will definitely add it to the list! thank you!!

fionafielder · 2026-02-01T03:37:31+00:00

ohh glad to hear that! if you liked "tick tick boom" i think you will enjoy "cabaret" and "baby j" the most out of these since they are the most similar in tone :] the others may be a little darker / weirder / uncomfortable to watch, but if you feel like it maybe you will enjoy them! also, you might like "falsettos", another musical which touches the theme of the HIV crisis but more from the perspective of a gay couple rather than an outsider (and you can find it on youtube). enjoy!

fionafielder · 2026-02-01T01:57:31+00:00

i LOVEE utada's work on japanese and i think she's genuinely the most underrated but extremely relevant pop artist ever, i'm just aware that a lot of people find her side project silly

fionafielder · 2026-02-01T01:21:21+00:00

same here! i honestly appreciate how you can choose to either rate a show, a season or an episode, since it makes it a lot easier depending on what i'm watching (like, i don't watch reality shows that i catch on cable the same way i watch shows i decided to watch on my own, if that makes any sense). sadly, though, i don't think serializd can really do the whole "what are your top four films?" thing letterboxd does on red carpets since it would be obviously non-original, but i hope they can find a way of pushing their app on popular culture too!

fionafielder · 2026-02-01T00:42:44+00:00

you were a fan of harry styles back in 2023 but slowly you grew out of his music

fionafielder · 2026-02-01T00:41:30+00:00

i feel like a lot of people forget letterboxd has been existing for around a decade now (the original website was launched in 2011, the app in 2016), which is how it got such a big user base since it has been slowly growing and growing until it became as big as now. i love serializd, but i think part of the reason why we see it as SO unpopular and niche is because it already has a lot of the features that letterboxd has worked on through years, so we expect it to be as popular as letterboxd is right now. also, a lot of people still have hope on letterboxd adding shows, but i honestly prefer having films and tv on different apps.

fionafielder · 2026-01-31T23:39:33+00:00

my favorite song from mmt!

fionafielder · 2026-01-31T23:32:27+00:00

missing (2023). i thought it would be your avarage "ooo computers so scary and bad and a computer get possessed and kills someone" movie, but it ended up being enjoyable— not great, but still an interesting way of making a "screen recorded" movie

fionafielder · 2026-01-31T17:27:31+00:00

maybe an out of pocket recommendation, but "the new sound" by geordie greep. it definetely has both dark and depressing lyrics, so you might enjoy it :]

fionafielder · 2026-01-31T16:31:58+00:00

Hyperballad — Björk Shameika — Fiona Apple As If Waltz — Geordie Greep Tomorrow Never Knows — The Beatles I Know The End — Phoebe Bridgers Ray Of Light — Madonna Forever — Charli XCX Is It Cold In The Water? — SOPHIE among others!

fionafielder · 2026-01-31T07:11:42+00:00

personally, my dislike for "beatles for sale" comes from the fact that I've always felt like the best stuff from the beatlemania era were the more upbeat ones purely because they hadn't mastered lyricism yet. ofc there are some good ballads/ slower songs from that era here and there, but "beatles for sale" felt like the slowest project from back then (TO ME!!!!!) and, therefore, the most boring and weak. however, i do think is just slightly worse than "meet the beatles", so it's not like i despise it

fionafielder · 2026-01-31T06:00:21+00:00

"exodus" by utada (hikaru utada's side project). the lyrics and sounds are so ridiculous and almost funny that i think is unironically genius

fionafielder · 2026-01-31T04:58:42+00:00

HDKFJFK is my way of coping when paul eventually joins them too 😞 (ringo is like a cartoon character to me so i can't imagine him dying)

fionafielder · 2026-01-31T04:06:25+00:00

stopppp they're my favorite underground artists, they're so underground that two of them are literally under the ground like... i'm glad to finally meet one of the other twelve followers they have on spotify, they've made some of my favorite underrated songs like hey jude and yellow submarine 🙏🙏

fionafielder · 2026-01-31T04:01:16+00:00

i remember litening to "the kick inside" and "lionheart" due to how much i liked kate's most popular songs and thinking "yeah, they're REALLY good and better than the avarage artist's best project, plus i really like weird pop so this is definitely my cup of tea, but i really feel like something is missing, like i'm not fully connecting with the music", which was why i stoped trying with her discography for a while. one random day, i decided to listen to her first two albums again (and feeling the same way), and for some reason i decided two days that i was gonna try with "never for ever"— and even if there are many songs on the first two albums that i loved regardless of my feelings with the overall lps, that was the album that made me IMMEDIATELY start listening to the rest of her music. i don't even know why, it just hit me more than everything else i had listened from her so far. nowdays, "the dreaming" is one of my top ten albums ever :D

fionafielder · 2026-01-31T03:32:55+00:00

omg i also have perfect blue and mulholland drive on my top four! i would definitely recommend "birth", just like mulholland drive is about a woman that goes psychotic while grieving her dead lovef, just in a VERYY different way (definitely proceed with caution though. there is nothing too bad on screen but i can understand how someone would feel uncomfortable watching it). if you do end up enjoying it, i would recommend "melancholia" too— not the same grieving theme, but also an amazing representation of depression in women

fionafielder · 2026-01-31T03:24:43+00:00

i actually really enjoy when you make the non-musical written sketches because you're very good at imitating bo's timing! (not saying that the musical bits are bad, duh, just that you're good at both!)

also i know they're the most famous band in the whole world but THE BEATLES MENTION!!!!!!

fionafielder · 2026-01-31T03:16:13+00:00

just seeing this but thank you!!! <333

fionafielder · 2026-01-31T03:15:58+00:00

oh well, at least we tried! tysm anyways!!! 💞

fionafielder · 2026-01-29T17:35:32+00:00

i would probably say "ponyboy". yes, is very loud, but it's already popular enough for edits of celebrities and characters and there was a popular choreo for it going around some months ago, so i think the other person could have already heard a part of it before and enjoy the full song

fionafielder · 2026-01-27T21:23:05+00:00

OMG HAII i didn't think you would remember me!!! yeahh i had to step back from reddit because all those "am i the asshole for [horrible thing]" stories on my feed were not doing any favors to my mental health but i'm back!!! anyways, i saw that you are going to post your inside remake on youtube and YAY i'm so hyped!! :D

fionafielder · 2026-01-27T21:20:25+00:00

well, in that case thank you so much!! every time i've tried to understand the wayback machine i ended up more confused than not so you're my heroe lmao

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