[ SECRET POST #4737 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4737 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Mandalorian]


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[Orlando Jones getting fired from American Gods]


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[Project Runway]


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[Witcher]


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Notes:

Short post because tons of Star Wars spoiler ones for Friday.

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Comments

[fscom]

06. https://i.imgur.com/oQx2rjK.jpg

[rosehiptea]

I went to high school in the '80s so I hated the '80s a lot, but I don't usually end up watching shows that actually have the political or major cultural themes. Just shows with '80s clothes or music, like Stranger Things. It touches on some cultural/political aspects but not too much. (Not insulting Stranger Things. It's not trying for deep analysis of anything and that's OK.) I'm not sure I want to remember that part of the '80s either, especially my embarrassing attempts to get involved in politics.

[babydraco]

I've noticed how often 80s themed tv shows fail. Not all of them, but I can think of more that failed than succeeded. And the ones that succeed offer a really different, specific perspective, like Stranger Things or Everybody Loves Chris.

[(Anonymous)]

I feel you OP. As another 80s kid, the 80s pretty much sucked. Music is about the only thing I like from the decade.

[(Anonymous)]

OP

I liked (still do!) the computers and the video games of the era. Reagan and Thatcher can go pound sand as far as I'm concerned though.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't understand how that's hypocritical. Just because you were born in the 80s doesn't mean you have to like everything that happened in that decade.

[(Anonymous)]

And yet 80's nostalgia is a huge trend in media right now.

[(Anonymous)]

I was an 80s kid but I pretty much hated everything about the decade except for the music and the movies/cartoons. Weirdly, I'm okay with fiction taking place in or transitioning to the 80s.

[(Anonymous)]

OP

I liked (still do!) the computers and the video games of the era. Reagan and Thatcher can go pound sand as far as I'm concerned though.

[(Anonymous)]

I was in high school / university in the 80s and I get into a cold sweat when I think about those times. It's not hypocrisy to refuse to be nostalgic about a miserable period in politics and fashion. Also I hated most of the music. In short, OP, I feel you.

[(Anonymous)]

I also lived through the 80s and they sucked. Sometimes it's interesting to see a show set in the 80s but only if it's got other things going on as well as "LOOK IT'S THE 80s!" Ashes to Ashes was really good for that.

[(Anonymous)]

I was also an 80's kid but my teen years were more in the 90's, so I can look back fondly on the 80's. :D