Verily, in article <1094sm7$2ksf$
1@dont-email.me>, did
ijball@mac.invalid deliver unto us this message:
What did you watch?
On Saturday,I watched a new video from Unsolicited Advice: "Why Everyone
Hates Therapy-Speak."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
4ydCDjnXweI&pp=ygUSdW5zb2xpY2l0ZWQgYWR2aWNl
His subjects are getting a bit slighter, but the channel's also getting
more established, so it's not necessarily a bad sign that we're no
longer getting deep dives on Nietzsche and Schopenhauer. He has good
points beyond the simple overapplication of the term. He discusses that,
the pathologization of normal things, and several other issues.
I also tried two episodes of Watson, an original thing Paramount+ is
pushing. John Watson, rebooted as a modern black American man, has
returned to medical practice to carry out Sherlock Holmes' last will and testament, for Sherlock was secretly rich and dreamed of Watson starting
a clinic focusing on exotic diseases. Yes, you read that correctly.
They're essentially taking House, M.D., lifting it back to the Holmes
universe from which it was itself lifted, and then injecting pure
insanity. Sure, that amuses me enough to try it.
The pilot probably should have been an unaired pilot. It spent lots of
time on setup, with the actual plot being left so predictable that the foreshadowing felt like a two-by-four and I knew the twist as soon as I
knew two cousins were ill. The second episode was better, though -- a reenactment actor starts thinking he's his character. Can Watson and the clinicians solve the puzzle? Yeah, of course they did, but it was fun
getting there.
This is a decent, watchable show. It's not sure what it is, but it could
find a direction. I'll probably try it again.
What did everyone else watch?
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