
📺 The media guide S6E12
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Well, it's late on Tuesday night and I'm just getting started on this... so we are going to make this a suuuuper quick one, which is a bit of a bummer, because there's a lot of cool and interesting things coming down the pipe this week. I'm sure you'll survive without my terrible anecdotes though.
Kinopio is a spatial note taking tool for collecting and connecting your thoughts, ideas, and feelings.
Fresh on the heels of their billion dollar deal, the guys at South Park are back with their 27th season!
A new adventure series with some old-timey vibes and features Sterling K Brown in the cast.
Andy Samberg's average animated comedy is back.
Desperate Housewives, but make it Texas. Brittany Snow, Malin Akerman, Jaime Ray Newman, and Katie Lowes star in this drama/mystery show.
This doesn't hit the highs of Alex G's last album, God Save the Animal, but it's still pretty damn good.
A really, really great pop album. It lands somewhere between The Last Dinner Party and Lorde.
Si Spurrier always brings the coolest/weirdest stories to comics and he is joined by artist Vanesa R. Del Rey on this one that is billed as a cajun crime fever dream.
IDW is relaunching a new Zilla universe of multiple books and this is the first from Tim Seeley and Nikola Cizmesija.
With his movie Caught Stealing coming out later this year, Aronofsky also, apparently, has a comic book with writers Ari Handel and Jeff Welch, with art by Martin Morazzo.
Don't know these creators, Matt Pizzolo and Carlos Granda, but it's a book about a sovereign California, which, you know, feels relatable.
You already know everything you need to about this. Reviews seem mostly positive, but it's a super hero movie. You know what you are getting into.
I haven't watched any of Sandler's Netflix movies, but might have to make an exception for this sequel.
First time writer/director brings us a pretty intersting coming-of-age movie produced by Luca Guadagnino (Call Me By Your Name, Challengers).