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Aftertalk 558: Mixed Signals (Patreon)

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2025-07-09 04:30:29
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Brian shares his latest revelations with the R0DECASTER Pro II and the OBSBOT cameras.

Any other Euchre players out there?

What's the best single-season television show? And how long should we wait between episodes?

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Rebecca Gardner

My favorite series that only had 1 season was ABC's Forever: a crime procedural but the hook is the medical examiner is immortal and while solving the crime of the day, also tries to figure out why he can't die. Lasted 1 season but finished with a completed story. Also ABC's The Quest: a reality elimination show where contestant Paladins travel to a very immersive fantasy land, live and work in an actual castle and must learn how to fight a great evil being and become the One True Hero.

Sean The Dad
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Forever (ABC 2014) is sort of derivative of New Amsterdam (Fox 2008) which was a rip off of Peter Hamill's novel Forever except the main character was Irish not Dutch.

Sean The Dad

AI being the local news of a source of exaggerated clamor, your isn't as bad as the "if it bleeds it leads" local TV news room miss the possibility that the same problem that is a byproduct of the local news drive to cheaply create content that is "must see TV" (there is a local business that nay be poisoning you and your family, find out which one after these ads for other local businesses). When social media has neurologists working to make their platform to be addictive as possible the posts that are probable to cause engagement, when it's possible to tailor exactly the stimuli to get you to purchase the services and products (or far more likely than today's social media) are we going to be allowed to opt out from this at all or will it be imposed on us unless we elect to live like the Amish. Why would we believe that the owners of the technology would be altruistic and benevolent with using the tech to maximize their profits?