Don’t have to— Lowell Bergman, the producer who MADE 60 Minutes a cultural legend in the 70’s-early 80’s, eventually jumped network ship for PBS in the late 80’s, where he made Frontline the series that every Republican wanted to defund.
If you’re looking for “the” 60 Minutes, it went there.
On the bright side, Dr. Seuss specials of varying quality means more viewers will see the “real” Allen Sherman 70’s Cat in the Hat before that unfunny overbearing CGI pest arrives next year.
If only we could have been so lucky with the Lorax. 😔
I only watched Seth during the Lockdown, until I got tired of watching Seth rambling, filling airtime, and laughing endlessly with flop sweat at his own jokes while mercilessly extending his own pop imitation of what Trump was supposed to sound like…
But that they could “survive” while continuing to enjoy their three-minute egg in the morning, on a household budget. 🍳 (And have you see the price of Lucky Charms?? 😱)
Yes, seems to be 52 episodes, as I later discovered finding them on Archive-dot-org…Duh. 😳
And some Destinos, but hard to tell if they have it complete. We have no shortage of bad telenovelas, but not all of them designed for the beginning learner.
No, he jokes troll wars like the sixth-grade Internet geek his brain is still rooted in— And then, when his base and Fox News fawn over every statement he makes, his ego kicks in and doubles and triples down.
See, that’s the problem with his MAGA base: Angry people tend to be extremely gullible. 🙄
I was in a store where police had pepper sprayed a violent suspect an hour earlier, and the pepper was still so choking heavy in the air, store staff was handing out Covid masks and bottled water for customers. 😝
Or, as the saying goes: “Ever get stuck at the end of the line at the groceries or DMV that you know isn’t moving, and when someone else gets behind you, you immediately feel BETTER? 🤔”
