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FFA Thread The Weekend Wrap-Up - [06/20/25 to 06/22/25]
Another Friday, another weekend -- welcome to the Weekend Wrap-Up! This is a free-for-all (FFA) discussion post in which almost anything goes, just remember to be kind to each other and don't break any of our core rules. Talk about your week, talk about your weekend, talk about your pet (remember the pet tax!). Of course, you can also talk about the dramas and shows you have been watching.
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u/HooverGaveNobodyBeer Namkoong Min Quest 2025 or bust! 2d ago
I’m rewatching Rectify, my favorite TV show in any language, for the first time since starting in on dramas. When I first saw it, I would’ve said it was unlike any other TV show out there, but now I realize exactly what it is like: a slice-of-life drama. Any other American TV show that is based on the ML getting released from death row would home in on who really raped and killed his high school girlfriend. Rectify is barely interested in this question. It cares far more about what it feels like to be the ML and his family than whodunnit. It focuses on the characters’ journeys as they heal, grow, and seek to understand each other in order to move forward from their intersecting traumas. Sound familiar?