TV/Movies Megathread

[CountDeMoney]

Ahem.

And all this time, Malthus thought a "power bottom" had something to do with lawn care appliances.

[Valmy]

Nah, I think it's just your hetero mind trying to find a "who is the woman in this relationship" pattern where there is none, really.

The joke was there was no pattern

For example, in a sugar daddy/twink relationship, the sugar daddy may be the dominant party in terms of money and status, but may be the submissive party/bottom in terms of sex. And then, of course, the "bottom" may actually be sexually dominant (hence the term "power bottom"). And then there are relationships where both partners are versatile.

Damn I have no fucking clue who is the submissive party when I have sex

We just kind of grunt and moan and rub up against each other.

[Ideologue]

Ahem.

And all this time, Malthus thought a "power bottom" had something to do with lawn care appliances.

"Where do I get a $2000 power bottom, that the neighbors will respect?"

[Malthus]

I'm actually enjoying one Canadian show, a lot - Murdoch Mysteries. It is legitimately great. Doesn't take itself too seriously, and has a lot of fun with genuine late 19th century weirdness - yesterday's episode was all about the hollow earth theory. 

[Ed Anger]

Canadian TV: 

Half of the American shows are filmed in Vancouver.

Did I say anything about filming location, le Assburger?

[Ideologue]

Nah, I think it's just your hetero mind trying to find a "who is the woman in this relationship" pattern where there is none, really.

The joke was there was no pattern

For example, in a sugar daddy/twink relationship, the sugar daddy may be the dominant party in terms of money and status, but may be the submissive party/bottom in terms of sex. And then, of course, the "bottom" may actually be sexually dominant (hence the term "power bottom"). And then there are relationships where both partners are versatile.

Damn I have no fucking clue who is the submissive party when I have sex

Well, who gets spit on or slapped?

[Valmy]

Well, who gets spit on or slapped?

We both get drooled on and...

actually that is kind of a personal question.

[Admiral Yi]

Did I say anything about filming location, le Assburger?

L'Assburger.

[Martinus]

Canadian TV: 

Half of the American shows are filmed in Vancouver.

Did I say anything about filming location, le Assburger?

Yeah, what the fuck. Many great US movies were filmed in Poland - that does not make Polish films any less shitty.

[Ed Anger]

Did I say anything about filming location, le Assburger?

L'Assburger.

My french is horrible. 

[Malthus]

Well, most Canadian show are bad, but there are some good ones - as i said, I think Murdoch Mysteries is really good.

[Valmy]

Well, most Canadian show are bad, but there are some good ones - as i said, I think Murdoch Mysteries is really good.

I can see having all your most talented people move to the US being a real impediment.

[Malthus]

Well, most Canadian show are bad, but there are some good ones - as i said, I think Murdoch Mysteries is really good.

I can see having all your most talented people move to the US being a real impediment.

I think the main problem is simply that Canada is a comparatively tiny market (and that market is split between English and French), and so produces few shows.

90% of all shows are crap. You only really remember the good ones. That means if you are producing 100 shows, there will be, at best, 10 good, memorable shows; while if you are producing 7 shows, you are lucky to have even one.

[Valmy]

90% of all shows are crap. You only really remember the good ones. That means if you are producing 100 shows, there will be, at best, 10 good, memorable shows; while if you are producing 7 shows, you are lucky to have even one.

I feel bad for you guys.  All of our shows are pure gold.

[Admiral Yi]

I think the main problem is simply that Canada is a comparatively tiny market (and that market is split between English and French), and so produces few shows.

You're allowed to sell shows to other countries.