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Might be time to shoot my shot on Twitter to see if Katharine Isabelle will marry me.

Burn down the Kremlin

I do find it funny that they picked the episode where they disclose his character's will. I think the big get is Glover though. This is his first get-together with the cast since he left. Even if it's the boredom of isolation, it's assuring to fans that if he's willing to do this, there's still hope for a future project down the line. The show got a bit of a revival since it dropped on Netflix last month.

https://variety.com/2020/tv/news/community-table-read-dan-harmon-donald-glover-joel-mchale-1234601209/ This was a great episode. Not quite as good as its predecessor, Cooperative Calligraphy, but still good. Unfortunately, Walton Goggins won't be in on it so I guess Harmon will be reading his lines.

Episode IX remake

Just watched the finale. I pick and choose this to be acceptable and exceptional Star Wars lore.

I didn't mind the Bad Batch arc. The Ahsoka arc with the sisters literally put me to sleep. The final arc has been nothing short of phenomenal.

I loved every bit of this but the chorus.

Let them drink bleach

Honestly, I only miss my trivia night, which is supposed to be tonight. Bartenders love us, trivia hostess love us, other teams know and hate us. I miss my $1.50 tacos and awesome foreign beers. I think this will be the 1st NFL draft I watch tonight since they greedily moved it to Thursdays.

*sees other tweets Van Jones sealed his fate to the 'tine with that asinine line.

I already owned all the DVDs but decided to rewatch Community over the past couple weeks since some friends were interested since it dropped on Netflix, I needed to rewatch seasons 4-6, and, well, comedy is very necessary in life right now. I'm a fan of the parody, the callbacks, the meta, and all the pop, and not-so-pop, culture references the show throws at you. Did you know that Community is my favorite? Season 1: 9.2/10 - The pilot is weak and the next few episodes are meh but it hits its stride after the Halloween episode. Everyone praises Modern Warfare but I'd rather watch Debate 109, Physical Education, and Contemporary American Poultry over it any day. Season 2: 9.8/10 - A damn near perfect season with only a few misses for an entire season. Stand-outs include: Cooperative Calligraphy, Advanced Dungeons & Dragons, Conspiracy Theories and Interior Design, and Paradigms of Human Memory. Too many memorable episodes to mention. Season 3: 8.8/10 - IIRC, this didn't air on-time with the rest of the NBC lineup, a couple episodes were aired out-of-order, and many thought the show was done after this season. It still pulled together another great season of TV with the obvious standout episode - Remedial Chaos Theory. Other favorites include: Regional Holiday Music, The Pillows & Blankets 2-parter, Basic Lupine Urology, and Digital Estate Planning. Season 4: gas leak 7.0/10 - So begins the shortened-season era. The show is back for season 4 (only 13 episodes) but is missing creator Dan Harmon after being fired for his feud with Chevy. The gang is still there but obviously there's something missing in the story. It wasn't all bad. Basic Heroic Origins along with Herstory of Dance were solid. The latter of which, Harmon likely didn't mind since one of the few carryovers from season 4 was Brie Larson as Rachel. Season 5: 8.5/10 - Harmon is back. Most of the gang is back. The comedy felt reminiscent to the better years. Hickey was a great addition to the group. It did have 2 episodes that were basically rehashes of 2 classic season 2 episodes but I thought they were well done. Three of their best episodes were back-to-back-to-back: Basic Intergluteal Numismatics, Cooperative Polygraphy, and Geothermal Escapism. Also checkout App Development and Condiments. Season 6: 8.0/10 - The final final final season. Cancelled by NBC, picked up by Yahoo Screen, which ultimately cancelled its service a couple years a later. I thought the new additions to group were great as was Abed's line about "hemorrhaging" concerning the group. The comedy was mostly there and the group dynamic obviously wasn't the same but not bad by any stretch. Standouts include: Intro to Recycled Cinema, Grifting 101, and the 3rd, and final, series finale, Emotional Consequences of Broadcast Television.

I haven't gone to a gas station in over a month (filled up just before stay-at-home orders) and I still have over half a tank.

Dunce Comment is gold though.

I'm in favor of him having them now. Biggerer than EVAR!

Yeah, right!

Thanks, Oprah!

Did the numbers and that's almost half the population in 17 states. I hope the DMV follows suit.

From what I've heard, the agents/producers and probably the trainers are furloughs. If AEW is serious about a women's division, then they need swoop up Deonna Purazzo, unless she's still dating Marty and wants to go back to ROH. Pretty inexplicable how misused she was in NXT.

Black Wednesday WWE announces massive cuts. Aiden English Curt Hawkins Drake Maverick EC3 Epico Eric Young Heath Slater Karl Anderson Kurt Angle Lio Rush Luke Gallows Maria Kanellis Mike Chioda Mike Kanellis No Way Jose Primo Erick Rowan Rusev Sarah Logan Zack Ryder https://www.wwe.com/article/wwe-talent-releases-kurt-angle-drake-maverick-karl-anderson The following are list of producers/agents Billy Kidman Dave Finlay Lance Storm Mike Rotunda Pat Buck Sarah Stock Scott Armstrong Shane Helms Shawn Daivari Heard a rumor that NXT cuts could happen after the show tonight.

Mine is pending. So guillotine or donate to McGrath?

So who's getting the exclusive rights and what's their stock symbol?