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Bsky account for welcometotelevision.net. We make podcasts about TV. Currently recapping Charmed and Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip

Weirdos, freaks, nerds, geeks, muppets, punks, and everyone who feels they're on the outside looking in, we are the torch-bearers now. Unapologetically squeeze every drop of joy from life you can as we spread love, acceptance, joy and whimsy. For Dolly & Tim. 💚🌈

The Orion@gettheorion.bsky.social · 2w ago

I genuinely dont believe id have embraced my inner weirdo if it weren't for the likes of Tim Curry. He celebrated being different; he reveled in the weird, and flew his freak flag high. He showed me being cringe isnt MY problem it's everyone else's. lol R.I.P. you magnificent bastard. 🥃💚

Me: I'm almost done with The ABC Murders. I started it because it's mentioned off handedly in episode 802 of Charmed. Max: Was it worth it? Me:...Well, it was a lot more enjoyable than episode 802 of Charmed so...yes?

Just watched the trailer for Primetime, and it confirms what we always knew: Aaron Sorkin's navel gazing SNL show never stood a chance when something so cheap and salacious was available. It's practically a Studio 60 plot!

Screenshot from the trailer. A studio exec looks at a magnet board showing the nightly lineup A closeup of the board. We see Veronica Mars, Studio 60, Lost, and Criminal Minds The exec slaps the Predator magnet over the Studio 60 magnet

*standing up on the plane* No, getting together a TV couple with will-they/won't-they romantic chemistry is NOT a mistake. You may be listening to conventional wisdom about the TV show Moonlighting, but as has been comprehensively shown by an array of critics, that program's problems had nothing t-

Christopher Bird@mightygodking.com · last mo.

*standing up on the plane* Call me Ishmael. Some years ago--never mind how long precisely--having little or no money in my purse, and nothing particular to interest me on shore, I thought I would sail about a little and see the watery part of the world. It is a way I have of driving off the spleen

My thoughts watching The Five Star Weekend: -Inviting a friend from each different stage of life to a retreat. What a cool idea -Thinks about who I would invite -Wait, that would be a nightmare. I was a different person with all of those people -Ah, thus the premise of the show. Got it

Doing my part to educate the youth about queer history by making sure everyone on the Friends subreddit complaining about Susan understands the precarious situation she was in wrt Carol and Ben since the show predates gay marriage in the US.

Saw an old promotional interview with the cast of Heated Rivalry. Reporter asked who was most likely to accidentally reveal a spoiler. I'm thinking, "Um, Rachel Reid. Because it's an incredibly faithful adaptation of a very popular book."