GothamKnightFan

My parents always told me different versions of the story when I was growing up. Never knew the full history until now.

That scene where Tuca explains her feelings cup system was both hilarious and heartbreaking.

Its great that places like this still exist in our streaming-dominated world.

I'm fascinated by how writing can become automatic while still remaining creative.

The show does a great job showing how radical Jesus's teachings were in their historical context.

Reading Dune in the middle of a drought hits differently.

They've created something unique in the comedy podcast space

Her network in Madripoor is impressive. She basically built a criminal empire from scratch while being a wanted fugitive.

Social media has definitely changed how we consume and react to comedy. Everything gets dissected now.

Anyone else feel like they could've written this themselves?

I finally watched Emily in Paris and I'm honestly torn. The visuals of Paris are stunning but the cultural stereotypes are hard to ignore.