People really should get physical media while they still can.
this post was submitted on 05 Oct 2024
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Fuck that, people should keep seeding
And donate blu ray money to unicef, WFP and UNRWA. And try to build orgs and networks with what money and time they got as if the current system is intolerable. Which it is.
One example i can think is Infinity Train a 4 season show that as i remember for 2 years the only place you could watch it was in piracy sites, if it wasnt for them it would have become lost media. All because hbo max wanted a tax cut
One of the last piece of shit things that Justin Roiland did before his kiddie creeping and domestic violence tendencies became public knowledge was mocking Infinity Train while it was being canceled. I hate that piece of shit so much.
Afaik piracy is my only option for watching Westworld again
The story of Togo, the sled dog who led the 1925 serum run despite being considered too small and weak to lead such an intense race. [Edit: 100 years later he would be brutally killed by Disney.]
Just watch other slop you fucking pigs
Did anyone watch Raised by Wolves?
I really wish that hadn't been canceled 
a friend made me watch the first season with him, i thought it was pretty sick but basically had no interest in watching a second season lol
Same. I felt it started jumping the shark mid season.
I did, that one hurt
Suck it plebes
I mostly watch series that already ended, just like I mostly play games years after their release. Reject the hype train, let time do its thing. Media that people still remember 10 years after is probably going to be more interesting than 90% of what is hyped today