I’m a simple man: I see a Poorly Drawn Lines comic posted -> I upvote

I like the cowcatcher on the front

Are they still working on editing the last few episodes in the season?

Dan Draper is gifted and talented, but he’s also a raging prick.

With an awning to protect against the prehistoric sun

Ah, the classic masterpiece from Pornelius Hubert.

I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Are those supposed to be the bouncy things rhat young children have?

Is this the joke?

I have found myself leaning toward series which have already concluded their runs. During the plague, I watched:

• Breaking Bad
• The Wire
• The Sopranos
• Justified
• Bosch

At present, I’m halfway through season 2 of Castle. Other shows I want to tackle are The Expanse, Chuck, and Burn Notice.

I do like your idea of sticking to limited series. I think an anthology series would also be good to consider.

For a limited series, Chernobyl is a good one to watch.

For an anthology series, good ones to try would be:

• Fargo
• True Detective
• American Crime Story
• American Horror Story

A big reason why I’m glad that I’m no longer in IT is that I don’t have to be in an on-call rotation any longer.

If the job offers to pay for your cell phone, it’s because they will expect you to answer at 2am.

Only voice I’ve ever heard that was anywhere near as distinct is Kathleen Turner, who is still not nearly as distinct as her.

Is there any possibility this is done just to make it blindingly obvious to the viewer that Breakfast Is Happening™?

Seems like someone grabbing a couple breakfast bars and a canned beverage might plausibly finish the task quickly enough that a viewer may not notice, particularly if it’s not the foreground of the scene.

Or maybe it’s for the same reason anyone coming back from the grocery store will have a paper bag with celery stalks and a baguette poking out the top? No reason other than that it’s the conventional way of demonstrating the trope.

I’m most of the way through season 1 of Castle. It’s pretty entertaining so far, and not just because I’ve liked Nathan Fillion ever since I watched Firefly.

Dungeon grinding in your favorite MMO is a valid way to spend the day….

Provided that by doing so you’re not falling too far behind on life maintenance (laundry, grocery shopping, etc).

This would totally be Brick from The Middle

One of the weirder experiences in my life was taking a ghost tour in a haunted mansion and having this album spontaneously play in my head.

I finished Doctor Odyssey and am looking forward to the next batch of episodes that are supposed to start in March.

I’ve started High Potential and am enjoying it so far. It’s not high art like The Wire, but it’s entertaining and the protagonist has some similarities to Sherlock Holmes.

I watched that show and it was very entertaining. The narrative reaches a fitting conclusion that makes sense within the show’s universe. There is apparently another novel with this same detective as a major character, so there may be potential for a season 2.

She was also pretty good in The Penguin