Exactly, or if someone calls you “mate” in a menacing way. Then you’ve had it.

Yeah it’s from when US soldiers were stationed here in the war. Rhyming slang for septic tank. It’s had a resurgence as a way of being dismissive towards Americans on social media but it’s not usually intended maliciously, more like scoring petty points against an older sibling.

I assume they just got some 80s cinema carpets and cut them to size.

I knew a lot of things had been shot in Vancouver but I just looked at the wiki page and it’s kind of mind blowing.

I mean I’ve never been to either city but I know them from the telly!

Yeah that’s just silly, especially with two cities with such distinctive personalities that have been well utilised in many shows.

I am probably guilty of this too. “It’s a lot smaller than where I live so it must be a lot quicker to get places!”

My feeling is that things should have a strong sense of the place they’re set and not fudge the big things too much, but some geographical license is FINE.

Like the end of Malcolm (1986) is a kind of greatest hits of inner city Melbourne and none of it makes any geographical sense at all. Love it.

Maybe it’s more annoying if you live in London or New York and you’re constantly seeing your city on screen.

It's so good. Might put it on over the weekend, it's been a while since I saw it.

"Do you find my fatalism... seductive?"

But he does have a smartphone.

Because he doesn’t have parents. Or a tv.

It's fresh in my mind! Although it was pretty decent, as these things go. But definitely followed a familiar trajectory.

Ahaha that's brilliant. Fraudulent uncle-ing.