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Sopor Baeternus ([personal profile] feurioo) wrote in [community profile] tv_talk2025-02-01 03:13 pm

Speak Up Saturday & Friending Meme Announcement

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Welcome to the weekly roundup post! What are you watching this week? What are you excited about?



This Valentine's Day, we're inviting you to "join the couch... and the conversation" in our [community profile] tv_talk friending meme! Binge-watching pro or casual viewer? There's a spot for everybody on our [community profile] tv_talk couch! Get ready to cozy up and share your love for television.
 
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[personal profile] shadowkat 2025-02-03 02:58 am (UTC)(link)
Since it's by the same writer who did Parks & Recreation, Good Place, Brooklyn 9-9, I'd say definitely the later. He's more of a comedy from character situations sort of a guy, with the plot being secondary.
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[personal profile] author_by_night 2025-02-03 03:01 am (UTC)(link)
Yeah, that's a good point. I was actually just rewatching TGP, and without getting into spoilers, each season is different, even if the basic theme is the same. Parks and Rec and B99 are more thematic, but they're not afraid to change things around. And all are very much character focused above all else.

How meta can we be on here? I have a sudden temptation to do a side-by-side comparison, even if it would be imperfect.
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[personal profile] shadowkat 2025-02-03 11:20 pm (UTC)(link)
I think they'd allow it? I mean I've seen meta on this...I personally prefer meta to fanfic, but that's just because I like analyzing the heck out of things.

Michael Schurr - seems to be a light satirist who is mainly interested in character and workplace/philosophical satire. I'm not a fan of workplace satire (mainly because I'm living that and need to escape from it not watch it on television and I can't watch political satire any longer for the same reasons) but I do love philosophical and metaphysical satire - which was a good portion of the Good Place. I think he also did The Office, not certain.