I think one of the saddest things about modern childhood is the loss of cartoons as inheritance. I grew up watching Scooby-Doo reruns decades after it first aired. Kids today have more content than ever, but perhaps less shared cultural inheritance across generations.
The Bear’s decision to give Richie a redemption arc rather than serve as the show’s biggest adversary resulted in one of the most inspiring episodes of television I’ve ever seen. “Forks” is 35 minutes of TV that never fails to give me goosebumps. This episode is all heart.
Call me pessimistic but I’m sick of the billion dollar space bullshit when people are starving and homeless on the ground. It’s giving Hunger Games Capital
@instagram please stop changing the settings on reels. When I press the video I don’t want it to pause, I want it to stop the sound. I like scrolling in silence sometimes. K thanks 🙂😒
Bad Bunny was so right to say he doesn’t care that y’all don’t genuinely understand his lyrics because imagine thinking DtMF is about that bland ass woman