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Sunday is here, which means that in a few short minutes, we will experience the newest episode of Into the Badlands! Tonight's episode is titled "Nightingale Sings No More":

>Sunny relies on an unlikely person for help in defeating a foe; Bajie learns a shocking secret from his past.

That secret should be an interesting one. We'll see if the Anon from last week was right. In the meantime, you can enjoy the last few minutes of last week's episode as Quinn got cockblocked. Let's begin!

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>PEE ON YOURSELF!
Ayylmao was so kinky, I can't believe the thicc girl fell for her sexy schemes instead of just dancing.

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Press F to pay respects

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>it's another Kurt is a totally cool and likeable character until you realize he's a despicable villain film

Was he in the wrong here? What would YOU have done in his position?

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Netflix films are no longer considered films

>The Cannes Film Festival is taking a stand against Netflix. Responding to a rumor that the streaming service's Okja, directed by Bong Joon Ho, and The Meyerowitz Stories, directed by Noah Baumbach, would be excluded from awards consideration after being included in the Competition lineup, the festival released a statement clarifying and adjusting its positioning going forward. The short version: From now on, if you want to compete at Cannes, your movie had better be released in French movie theaters -- not just online. There has long been a point of tension between Cannes and Netflix, to the extent where the inclusion of Okja and The Meyerowitz Stories came as a bit of a surprise. Netflix films had previously been snubbed and festival officials had advocated for "discouraging" the streaming service's online-first approach to release. The two movies included in Cannes' lineup this year are slated for theatrical bows stateside, but according to the festival's official statement, "no agreement has been reached" to get the moves into French cinemas and the effort to reach one was made "in vain." However, the statement does clarify that this rule goes into effect next year, so Okja and The Meyerowitz Stories will remain in competition and eligible for the Palme d'Or.

http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/2017/05/10/going_after_netflix_cannes_bans_streaming_only_movies_from_competition_slots.html

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Miss USA 2017 live now on Fox. Anyone watching this?

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Hiro said we are allowed one meta thread per board, so here goes.

OFFICIAL /tv/ META THREAD!

Some topics to get things going, I've changed some because I felt we've gone over them already. Of course, feel free to contribute your own topics.
>Is moderation too lax?
>What improvements should be made on content?
>How big of an issue is advertising?

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I HURT MYSELF TODAY

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did Bill go too far?

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Thoughts?

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>you make sure it's spelled out in the landing scene that the atmosphere is 71% nitrogen, 21% oxygen with traces of argon gas which is the same as Earth's atmosphere
>later on, inside the alien ship, your actors spend several minutes of screen time discussing the CO2 levels, saying that the air is breathable
>when Charlie wants to take off his helmet, you make Dr Shaw call him an idiot for taking the risk event though it's quite evident that there is no risk
>you make one of your actors in that scene say out loud 'it's cleaner than Earth actually'
>yfw you finally release the movie and your braindead audiences whine about the characters being stupid because they take their helmets off even though you did everything you could to establish it's safe to take the fucking helmets off

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This movie was kino.
[spoilers]
>tiny alien hands
>engineer genocide
>the flute
>Wagner
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But there's one thing that bothers me: How did David grow his hair?

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Damn, not often that a show like this improves after the first season but S2 was just exponentially better. Some episodes were borderline kino. Gotta say one of the things I appreciate the most about this show are the little touches of humanity that go unnoticed but go a long way towards making things feel more organic and relatable. Things like Dev texting Francesca and it autocorrects a word that he has to go back and fix.

Though on the other hand for every human and grounding moment there's dumb cringe shit like "Eating in Italy is my favorite thing!" And like 90% of Arnold and Dev's interaction.

I'm in love with Alessandra Mastronardi now too. Aziz needs to stop creating these perfect manic pixie dreamgirls.