Eh, climate change was already a massive problem before this. The current AI boom is merely gasoline on the pre-existing fire that we already couldn't put out :D
That's a lot cooler than the absolutely nothing they do in the US for stalking victims.
Shouldn't you be on reddit?
It was a shitstorm of things that hit it from multiple sides. NBC wanted more episodes asap, writers strike, a show that was never intended for multiple seasons of the same story, and a massively squeezed production timeline absolutely demolished that show.
Ooosie wrong thread lol.
Instagram culture is awful. I'm sure Meta actively boosts the worst comments, basically forcing rage bait engagement
My boyfriend defaults to Instagram reels if he's unstimulated for approximately 3 seconds...
It's literally right there in the name - copyright
My wife would be mad that there were no cubes.
Honestly, not weird at all imo. 2000s cars all look like weird bubbly fish to me.
Shows overstaying their welcome has always been such a massive issue. Execs see how popular a show becomes and demand more ASAP, even if the show was never meant for it. It's pretty old now, but Heroes is such a good example. The writers wanted the show to follow an anthology format, mostly new characters and stories every season, but seeing the cult following, NBC wanted more of the same, despite the writing not being there to support it and it went downhill fast.