Muppets Tonight (1996-1998)

Buster Keaton (1928)

maya erskine doing an episode on her show about her mother and do a love letter for that side of her mom that is woman and not just her mother and doing it in a beautiful way and talking about the struggle of being foreigner in a country that is not yours and how women let everything behind for motherhood….pen15 is literally one the best tv shows in the last years that its obvious made with lots of love and humanity to portrait womanhood

Pen15 season 1: lol remember AIM???

Pen15 season 3: your childhood will end when an older boy asks you to come to his room. you will follow him and you will always, always remember the darkness of the hallway. there are some things a best friend cannot save you from, even when she is saving you. also remember tamagotchi?

God, the Yuki episode of Pen15 is so good. It's like a brilliant short movie completely seperate from the show. Most of the time when a TV show does an episode concentrating on a side character it feels a bit like a filler, but this is the exact opposite. From the opening shot of Yuki at the merch stand, to the disability sign & her playacting the leg injury to the juxataposition of the breakfast and the dinner, it's all done with so much care. The Japanese dialogue was so Japanese, so "different" from the rest of the American dialogue that it really made it feel like watching a Japanese art house movie and drove the point home about how torn she felt - even if there hadnt been the heartfelt ending. Wow, what an exploration of culture clashes and aging and family in 30 minutes. In a "cringe humor" TV show.

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“You are my actual rainbow gel pen in a sea of blue and black writing utensils”

Fancy Pants Buster

Music: Puttin’ On The Ritz by Fred Astaire

Buster Keaton in His Wedding Night (1917)