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Tag Archives: Netflix
Something I Don’t Miss
I’ve gotten a wonderful head start on becoming an old man who constantly reminisces about how much simpler, purer—and, in many cases, better—life used to be before the ubiquity of the internet made us all navel-gazing babies who expect everything … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, General Culture and News
Tagged 1990's, Commentary, Eccentricity, General Culture and News, Humor, Hyperbole, Netflix, Neurosis, Nostalgia, Paranoia, The 90's, Video Stores
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The Axis of Ego Podcast: Breaking Bad Finale
With the finale of the fourth season of the amazing Breaking Bad now history, Chicago improviser and comedy actor Joey Bland stops by again to talk about the episode, Jason Whitlock‘s complaints about the B. B. finale, where the final season … Continue reading
Posted in Podcasts, Reviews, Television
Tagged Breaking Bad, Bryan Cranston, Giancarlo Esposito, Gus Fring, Jason Whitlock, Jesse Pinkman, Netflix, Podcasts, Qwickster, Reviews, Television, Walter White
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No Apology Necessary
Netflix can’t catch a break. First, the company created a new pricing structure that separated DVD-by-mail and streaming, but, in effect, raised the cost to most customers by a few dollars per month. This was met with many loud complaints by customers … Continue reading
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Tagged Crybabies, Cultural Decline, General Culture and News, Movies, Netflix, Quikster, Television
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Blockbuster Block-busted
Oh, hello there, stranger! I’m just going to say it: I’ve dropped the ball of late as far as updating this humble little site goes. A combination of (a very successful) Soxtober and some real-life work priorities (horrible, I know) … Continue reading →