It's probably an animated show but I'm not a 100% sure. The scene goes something like this:
We just had a somewhat uneventful bottle episode with one character. Possibly something about relationships or something. Then a bunch of other characters enter the scene, apparently coming home from a big exciting fight and one of the characters says something like: "Wow, this must have been one of the most visually pleasing adventures we've had in years." (turns to camera) "That's right folks, and you missed it. Because you insist on following these guys around instead of going where the action is."
This is a play on how shows conserve their budget by reducing the number of big, action-heavy episodes.
Ever been someone's "gay best friend"? Ever been in a toxic friendship in general?
I have. Far too many times. And after talking with other queer friends, I realized I wasn't alone. So, I decided to write about it.
BAD FRIEND is a 5-part dramedy web series on Facebook. I tried to address this complex conversation with humor and heart, and I hope others will find something relatable in it themselves. Thanks to a small team of queer filmmakers and a small community of support, this web series was possible. We would love your support too! Check it out: facebook.com/badfriendtv. And follow us on the 'gram: @badfriendtv.
If you're interested in who I am. Here is a playlist of all the games I covered in the past. What I do is used modified game cameras to explore outside the typical boundaries of some of our favorite games. Sometimes you learn something on a technical level. Other times you discover an unused object/easter egg with me.
https://youtu.be/wfL8s5FJoJc?list=PLYfhW_P-MkU7vBmWwwyqdIWNDzXfEZwnO
/r/Games played a huge part in changing my life completely. A lot of you folks on here shared and appreciated my videos which gave me an unreal audience and made the choice to do youtube full time that much easier. Very happy to come on here to say thank you all and answer any kind of question, whether its youtube related or Boundary Break.
Because every play needs a cast
I asked her why
She said that she wanted me put in a cast
I guess they really wanted me to be in the cast
https://www.reddit.com/r/thebreaktvshow/
The Break is a French language Belgian crime drama series that first aired in 2016. The show has 2 seasons and follows a whodunit storyline. Outside of France and Belgium, this show is available to the international audience on Netflix. Fans of the show can join this newly created sub for discussions about the seasons 1 and 2 and anticipations about season 3.
Because every play needs a cast
Because if you do, you'll end up in a cast!
Hello! Jake Hurwitz and Amir Blumenfeld here. We're here today to answer ANY question you may have about our new shows, our old shows, or each other.
We're excited to be launching our new Patreon channel today - Patreon.com/JA - which already has two shows on it: A video version of our weekly podcast, and a new series we're calling "Jake and Amir watch Jake and Amir." Our goal is to grow the channel to add other shows as well, including a new narrative series like "Jake and Amir" or "Lonely and Horny."
We want to eliminate all middle men and make high quality ad-free shows delivered directly to our fans, for less than $5 a month. Wish us luck.
Proof: https://i.redd.it/8a2rcyb6vnr11.jpg
Hey everyone! In high school, I ran cross country, but now I just run whenever I miss it. Depending on the time of year, this can mean Iβm running a few times a week or once every 2 ish. Iβve noticed though that whenever I let more than a week pass in between my runs, my legs get absurdly itchy and red. Iβm pretty sure it has to do with capillaries in your legs, but even if I do other things like bike, swim, or weights in between runs, I still get it about .75 miles in and it fades by the 2nd mile. Itβs pretty uncomfortable but I was wondering if this happens to anyone else or if anyone here has ways to prevent it other than getting on a more regular running schedule.
Because every play has a cast
Because every play has a cast
Because every play has a cast.
Because every show has a cast.
Why do we tell actors to βbreak a leg?β
Because every play has a cast.
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