HORTICULTURE'S BIG IN OUR GROUP

[brooms]

i'm a bad star trek fan in that i have no interest in the original series, just abrasmverse, and in that 'verse, mostly just kirk. (like, 90% kirk. i have a fondness for scotty and spock, but jim is my ~feels anchor. i ffw through most parts that have nothing to do with him when i rewatch. so in a way, i'm not a "star trek" fan at all. just a jim pine kirk fan.)

also in that i'm not really looking forward to STXII.

i am, however, looking forward to them -



just look at them :[

digression, but i must put this in writing: this is a promise to myself - i will finish the mark of athena in the next 48 hours. I W I L L, so help me god.

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[brooms]

I think this is one of those things that is true in all times and places.

yep, but i suffer from a case of nostalgia that is probably more severe than most people's and it was truly shocking to me how much i just couldn't sit trough an episode of alf or karate kid in their entirety anymore. not even the goonies were as good, tbh.

i can't for the life of me remember a live-action show from the 80s that aged as well as, say, bewitched or the twilight zone. (i know the former is debatable, but it held up so well for me on rewatch.)

[mishalak]

I think "The A-Team" might hold up as well as Bewitched. It is not Twilight Zone though. Only part live action, but The Storyteller was 1980s and I saw it relatively recently and it seemed to hold up well. Pure live action though... ummm... I wonder if I should try watching The Golden Girls now that I am an adult.