I haven't seen the follow up yet but I hope that guy is doing better. He was looking rough in the last couple of episodes which I assume were more recent.
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This has been out for a week, and the whole Tiger King thing is close to saturated, but I gotta applaud how this clip's choices for the celebrities the characters resemble are both unique and mostly superior to everyone else's




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Enjoyed the follow up. The zoo staff come across as the only non deplorable folks in the whole series. Eric was awesome in his interview and John seems like a genuinely good dude. Saff is cool as well. Wish Rick would invest some in the teeth department but I like him as well.
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OK, I've heard enough about this thing to make me think I'm weird for not wanting to watch it. For some reason it's not grabbing me, but I'm really not in the know about it. My adult kids have seen it and are begging me and my wife to watch. Maybe this weekend, I dunno.

I watched Don't Fuck with Cats and that was nuts. Is this similar?
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Does Don't F With Cats have meth-mouthed homo three-way marriages and white trash as far as the eye can see in a setting where you can't swing a dead cat without hitting yet another level of WTF?
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It's not so much an investigation as the cameras just letting the characters vent their spleens and be themselves. That is, while I'm sure they crafted a narrative in constructing it, it doesn't have the feel of a narrative or thesis driven documentary. At times it'll actually kind of remind you of The Office or Reno 911, where you'll say 'is this a skit? a bit?'
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From the producers of DFwC


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I am starting to think that this would be a kickass Broadway Play
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I've got a day off, no place to be, and started a free trial of Netflix. I'm going in....
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well, I guess there's only one question then...


how straight are ya?

TIA
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Well played.
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Get down here, Stimulus Check!! Right now!


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