I was eagerly looking forward to, then pretty disappointed by, Hendrix’s Witchcraft. No scary moments I can recall (even considering the soft horror of Hendrix books), not enough witchcraft.
I wish return to office (for some, a first time in the office after years with a company!) could more easily be deemed constructive discharge.
I know there are people who never got the opportunity to work from home and will say to get over it. But people build their entire lives around working from home. Converting space in their home into a productive home office environment—and the expenditures to do so; establishing routines that align with working from home; selling their vehicle in lieu of riding a bicycle to all the conveniently located everyday places; getting a pet that has become accustomed to seeing you all hours of the day.
It’s so disruptive in so many ways when companies do this, and almost always with no reason for doing so except to fuck over employees.
The actual teaser video here really catches me off guard. Hank pressing himself against the glass feels out of character. Peggy's suicide remark feels more harsh than it was probably meant to be. The animation style. I'm happy to get more of the Hills, but I can tell this is going to take some getting used to for me.
I definitely don't think they'd get away with killing off Luanne and Lucky. I think the sting of an orphaned Gracie would be a bit much. My own feelings are that Luanne and her family will be referenced as offscreen in phone calls, etc., where we get infrequent updates through Peggy or Bobby, and eventually the characters are seldom, if ever, mentioned again until the eventual revival finale.
Bobby went to SA with Hank and Peggy at first. It's totally possible that Connie is with Joseph or even Chane. The official synopsis for season 14 says
Meanwhile, Bobby is living his dream as a chef in Dallas and enjoying his 20s with his former classmates Connie, Joseph and Chane.
Connie being in a relationship with Chane could be what keeps him relevant in the series. Maybe Joseph takes up John Redcorn's ways and is curing Connie's migraines.
Johnny Hardwick, the original voice actor for Dale, passed away in 2023. Supposedly Hardwick had already recorded lines for some episodes of the revival. Unknown whether they would be used at all or re-recorded with Huss.
I was eagerly looking forward to, then pretty disappointed by, Hendrix’s Witchcraft. No scary moments I can recall (even considering the soft horror of Hendrix books), not enough witchcraft.
I wish return to office (for some, a first time in the office after years with a company!) could more easily be deemed constructive discharge.
I know there are people who never got the opportunity to work from home and will say to get over it. But people build their entire lives around working from home. Converting space in their home into a productive home office environment—and the expenditures to do so; establishing routines that align with working from home; selling their vehicle in lieu of riding a bicycle to all the conveniently located everyday places; getting a pet that has become accustomed to seeing you all hours of the day.
It’s so disruptive in so many ways when companies do this, and almost always with no reason for doing so except to fuck over employees.
Didn’t know about this feature. Very cool for anyone new who hasn’t curated communities yet!
Looks like you can see five of the communities, but yeah, being able to see a full list would be nice.
Well yes, the joke here is that they already talk so fast, who would notice a 25% bump in speed! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-WTd7MEaN3Y
Is there a Gilmore Girls movie? Because if there’s a Gilmore Girls movie, then probably the Gilmore Girls movie.
Would really appreciate something in the post titles to indicate when it’s a video rather than a text article. Something like [video] appended.
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Whatever happens, Peggy should be (re-?)reading her copy of A Dinner of Onions.
The actual teaser video here really catches me off guard. Hank pressing himself against the glass feels out of character. Peggy's suicide remark feels more harsh than it was probably meant to be. The animation style. I'm happy to get more of the Hills, but I can tell this is going to take some getting used to for me.
I definitely don't think they'd get away with killing off Luanne and Lucky. I think the sting of an orphaned Gracie would be a bit much. My own feelings are that Luanne and her family will be referenced as offscreen in phone calls, etc., where we get infrequent updates through Peggy or Bobby, and eventually the characters are seldom, if ever, mentioned again until the eventual revival finale.
Or maybe they'll recast them, who knows.
Minh and Kahn can be seeing arguing around the 0:05 timestamp. I wonder if this foreshadows the plot of the final planned episode of Season 14.
Wondering if this foreshadows the final planned episode of Season 14.
I'm trying to get over Bobby's adult voice. I don't dislike it, and really it feels spot on. It's just different.
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Bobby went to SA with Hank and Peggy at first. It's totally possible that Connie is with Joseph or even Chane. The official synopsis for season 14 says
Connie being in a relationship with Chane could be what keeps him relevant in the series. Maybe Joseph takes up John Redcorn's ways and is curing Connie's migraines.
Johnny Hardwick, the original voice actor for Dale, passed away in 2023. Supposedly Hardwick had already recorded lines for some episodes of the revival. Unknown whether they would be used at all or re-recorded with Huss.
There's always peggysfeet dot com. Grab your ping pong paddle!
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