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Original Title: 'Squid Game' creator on why season 2's trans woman is played by cis man; "...there are close to no actors that are openly trans, let alone openly gay, because unfortunately in the Korean society currently, the LGBTQ community is rather still marginalized and more neglected, which is heartbreaking."

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What do you think are the worst subplots in a TV series? For me Furio falling in love with Carmela on The Sopranos immediately comes to mind, totally ruined the character for me and just feels like a clumsy way to get him off the show.

Also that whole Marie shoplifting subplot on Breaking Bad, that was of so little importance it only got resolved in a minisode that few people have seen.

Simpsons had two really bad Marge and Lisa subplots-the painting eggs one in the Valentine's Day episode with Apu and the doorbell one in Maximum Homerdrive, I don't know what it was about writers being unable to think of interesting things for the two of them to do together.

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Those who have seen the British Utopia, what do you think of the show? Would you say that it's under-appreciated?

I believe it is. It's one of the best TV series I've ever seen; for me it's up there with Twin Peaks, Fargo, etc, as the greatest shows ever made.

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I have been waiting for this my whole life. If you don’t know what TAT Communications is, or its logo, TAT was a company founded by Norman Lear and a guy named Jerry as a television production company. They’re mostly known for The Jeffersons and One Day At A Time. Their logo has been lost for a long time and only one recording existed. Until today. Recently, Bored’s VHS Pile officially found the original logo on an episode of the Jefferson’s. It’s not that interesting for a logo from that time period, but here it is! WOW! That was a trip!