NostalgiaGoddess

I just finished Punky Brewster on Peacock, and I'm now watching Saved By The Bell 

My family also got rid of Hulu and switched back to Netflix, so now I'm watching Moesha and Saint Seiya there. 

3 hours ago, F*ck Fear said:

Didn't they do this in 2011?

Yeah, but that didn't last very long. From what I've read, it got cut short because MTV wanted to focus on 12-14 year old girls or something like that.

Shame really, the 2011 episodes were just as funny as the 90s episodes. At least Comedy Central is giving it new life

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/beavis-butt-head-returning-two-new-seasons-spinoffs-at-comedy-central-1301344

So, Beavis and Butthead is getting revived again, this time at Comedy Central. We're also getting two new spinoffs, including the Daria spinoff that focuses on Jodie.

All I gotta say is... YES!!!!!

If somebody already made a thread of this, feel free to delete!

I'm currently watching "Good Morning, Miss Bliss!" on Hulu, although it is listed under season one of "Saved by the Bell"

"Some Kind of Monster" was mad funny. My favorite part was when Torben Ulrich listened to a track and suggested that it should be deleted. 

Family just switched from Netflix to Hulu, so I decided to rewatch "Lords of Chaos". Honestly, while I still think the film has some flaws, it's rather unintentionally hilarious. 

Watched "Now and Then" on Netflix last night. I quite enjoyed it.

Can't wait for the film 

Sorry to bump this thread but....   https://metalinjection.net/metal-crimes/jered-threatins-former-bandmates-sued-him-and-won-but-now-jered-is-avoiding-payment

Just watched "Lords Of Chaos" last night. It was......a long streched out "meh" 

Watched "Until The Light Takes Us" yesterday on Amazon Prime. It's a documentary about the Second Wave of Black Metal in Norway, which is an era of Metal that actually fascinates me. 

A few days ago, I finished "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo" on Netflix. It's a calming series, IMO

Happy Belated Birthday 

She made another vid in response to those who didn't get that the vid was a bit of a joke.

3 hours ago, lukepowell1988 said:

There is a live action series? How did I not know about this ?? 

There is, but the show only had seven episodes. The episodes have been uploaded on YouTube, and I have to warn you, it's SOOOOOOO cringey. 

On 2/13/2019 at 10:07 AM, lukepowell1988 said:

But you know there just going to ruin the franchise with a third movie.

 

Going to be like the original TMNT 3 all over again what a crock of shit that was 

 

 

Eh, I don't think the third film will be worse than the live action series from FOX. Now THAT was a disaster.

Watched "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure" on Amazon Prime. Still love that movie and I can't wait for "Bill and Ted Face The Music"

Heh, watched the vid a few days ago. She does kinda look like Axl though, mostly because of the hair and maybe the cheekbones? I dunno

Currently playing a fan translation of "Sailor Moon: Another Story" on a website that hosts SNES games. I'm up to a part in chapter four where I have to battle the Specter Sisters. 

Watched the Neo Yokio Pink Christmas special. It was pretty funny.

Just finished Season 3 of "F is for Family". Can't wait for Season 4.

If somebody already made a thread about this in advance, I apologize

So, a supposed LA Metal Band by the name of Threatin gained notoriety for really exaggerating the amount of people that showed up in the venues for their UK tour. Specifically, the band had booked a European tour despite being a rather unknown band (well, until now actually). 

According to MetalSucks (I know, I know, but they have been following the Threatin situation in detail). Frontman Jered Threatin created a fake booking agency and promoter to land the gigs as well as fabricate live footage of them performing in LA and bought Facebook likes as well as YouTube views and event RSVPs, and even lied to venues about ticket sales, which one of the venues named "The Underworld" brought this up by pointing out how only three people showed up to the venue despite the band's claim that they sold 291 tickets in advance. 

BUT WAIT!!!!

Not only did Jered Threatin fabricate a booking agency and promoter, he also fabricated a record label, a press outlet, a website, and an award to make his band seem more legit than it already is. As more things started to come up with the whole "Threatin" situation, Jered Threatin wrote on Twitter about how reading about his supposed stunt makes us part of the illusion. Meanwhile, MetalSucks got some more details on who Jered Threatin really is, including who he was before Threatin, the fact that he might be using his own money to keep up with the illusion that Threatin is a real band, and even some interviews with an estranged brother of his. 

Honestly, as much as this situation kinda hurts my brain, it also fascinates me how something like this can possibly exist. I mean, it just makes me want to know more about this supposed band and how everyone's getting swindled by this

Sources:

http://www.metalsucks.net/tag/threatin/ (These are the articles they have on Threatin)

https://consequenceofsound.net/2018/11/jered-threatin-statement-musical-past-revealed/ (This is an article about the tweet mentioned in this post)

Probably gonna get tons of shit for this, but I watched the first two episodes of the new She-Ra series. I honestly love it, it's really cute 

Watched "Bottoms Up" on Amazon Prime last night...... it bad 

I've been watching this Brazilian show called "Samantha!" on Netflix. It's actually pretty fun. I enjoy how it makes fun of the entertainment industry as well as the people who are usually in them. 

I watched "Uptown Girls" on Prime a few days ago to see if it holds up from when I watched the movie as a kid. It honestly did for the most part.